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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11
STATE oRGAN1zAr1oNs.


The United States Centennial Commission
has invited tho several States and Territories
to appoint local Advisory Boards or Commit
tees to assist in securing complete represen.
tatIon of the Industries of their respective
Districts in the International Exhibition of
1876.
A number of Boards have been organized
in accordance with this invitation
In States and Territories where such Boards
do not exist. in order to secure their Orcani-
cation throughout the country without further
delay. it is recommended that they consist of
Of the Centennial Commissioner, and Alter
nate, and not less than three other persons ap-
pointed by the Director. General with the ad.
vice and consent Of the Commissioners OF the
State or Territory.
1t is hoped that a uniform system of CO.
operative Boards or Committees, organized in
accordance with this suggestion, will excite
local interests in tho objects of the Ezhibi-
tion, and thus greatly facilitate the work Of
the Commission.
Upon the organization of cash Board, an
officer should be designated to conduct its cor
respondence with the Commission.
The duty of the Boards will be-
L. To disseminate information regarding
the Exhibition.
% 10 secure inc corporation OF INDUSTRIAL,
scientific, agricultural, and other associations,
in their Districts.
3. To appoint cooperative local commits
tees, representing the different industries Of
their Districts.
a. To stimulate local action on all measures
intended to render the Exhibition successful
and a worthy representation of the industries
of the country.
5. To encourage the production of articles
suitable for exhibition.
6. To distribute documents issued by the
Commission among the manufacturers and
others In their Districts interested in the Ex-
ibition.
7. To render assistance in furthering the
financial and other interests Of the Exhibition,
and to furnish information to the Commission
on subjects that may be referred to them
The Commission win aim to secure n high
standard of quality in the articles exhibited,
and complete representation Of the resources
and industries Of the country. To this end,
there should be presented for exhibition the
best products of each District; and especially
those which areregarded as of representative
character.
The Boards are. requested to report to the
Director the progress of the work in
their Districts
By order of the Executive Committee.
A T. GosHoRN,
Director General
JonN l.. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

pgThe following gentlemen are duly au,
scR1rrIoN for the "Spirif of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JOHN P. KERFooT-Nartins
JOEL w. RoBERTs-Niadle,oay.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Dafietds Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHART-U UnionviUc.
NJ. W. BURR-Br0rn's Shop.
E.. H. RoBERTs-KearneysuW
Henry S. LEAGUE-Leeto,0n.
STEPHEN s. DALGARN, T ruslee.
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MIsCEtIKREoUS.s
Buried. Alive.


Tho Importance of applying some certsin
test 20 the body of every person before interS
ment, so as to decide beyond the cavil of
doubt that death has really taken place, should
be impressed upon every one, The late hiss
toriau, Prescott, left directions to have the
main artery of his arm severed before ho was
buried, solely FROM dread OF possible revival
in his tomb. We are reminded Of this sub-
ject by tho case which has just occurred in
Paris, whore young aud very lovely girl was
supposed to have died of fever; and, after tho
customary delay and ceremonies, was buried
at Pera la Chaise, in tomb owned in COM
mon with another family. a second death
soon after caused the tomb to be opened, when
it was discovered that the girl must have res
vived and come to life, as she had turned over
in her colin, aud gave other evidence of
struggle to free herself from her imprison-
ment.
The feelings of surviving friends can bct-
ter be imagined than described under such
circumstances, while the general public re-
ceivc warning which should not go unhCeded.
1t Is less than "A year since very similar cnse
occurred in the city Of New Orleans, whore
chance discovered that beautiful child OF
twelve years, n girl OF remarkable lovelincss
and promise, the idol OF her parents, was uDs
douLtedy buried before tho vital sDark had
fed. Indeed the recurrence OF these casce
are far more frequent than is generally known,
besides which the very nature Of the case is
such that it can only be brought to light by
chance discovery. We therefore impress tho
necessity Of such precautions against prcma.
ture burial us shall render it positively impOs-
siblc to occur.
Such events arc no new experience. Pliny
mentions tho of n young man of high
rank, who, having been dead sOmc time, as it
was thought, was placed upon the funeral
pile in order to reduce tho body to ashes.-
The heat Of the flames revived him, but it
was too late, he pcrishcd before his friends
could rescue him from his awful tituation.--
This time he was indeed dead. We arc also
informed by history that the great auatomist,
Vesalius once had the .uuEpcakablc misfor-
tune to commence the dissection Of living
body, apparently dead. which revived under
the stroke of tho knife. Fntnl situation -
Here again it was too late to save life. 1t 10
said that VcsBlus was 50 affected by this ex-
periepce that he was untitled for professional
duty for long period following.
Equally unhappy was the fate Of Abbe
Provost, who fell in an npoplctic Gt; but no
also recovered his consciousness (tOO late)
under the process Of anatomical dissccton.-
So, also, in the case cf Cardinal Somuglia, 10
embalm whose body preparation had been
made. At last tho surgeons, friends and
operator gathered about tho body. but tho
knife had hardly penetrated into the chest
when the heart was perceived TO beat. il
was scene never to be forgotten by those
present. whose faces blnuched with excite.
ment. The cardinal returned partially to his
senses and had sufficient strength to put away
the fatal knife, but the lung was MORALLY
wounded
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

WoxbERTUrs-F From the Spectator we learn that
a cow belonging 70 Mr. n. K. FuIiz. near staun-
ton, died a short time since, from having eaten
laurel. and a dissection being madc by Mr..
Wm. P. shcetp. eigbty-six nails, most of which
we're eIght-penujes. were found in the stomach !.
1t is supposed that shc had swallowed the nails
about a year ago. at wbioh time new roof and
other repairs had been put upon fhe barn:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

N5-A flea weighs less than grain of salt. and
leans a yard and half at jump; and we arc
told that E'vere a man of ItO pounds weight pos
sessed of equivalent agility. be could spring
from the dome OF the caDitoIto China, aHd 70
round the world in two jumps" 1t iE fortu--
nate thing for steamship companies that man
can't 20 roand tue world in two jumps; and al
though hc is not as agile as tie nimble flea, he
can Jump from tue dome of the Capitol into tho
next WOrId-and that Is more than hea can do.
ilie=sndriG Gazet<.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11
JoHN L. CAMPBELL. Secretary.
Philadelphia, 904 Walnut Street.

95- England has $500 miles of navigable riveru
and canals. with floating population of 100, ,OOO,
of whom 10000 are children. Most of these
child5eu live on the boats altogether. and often
the hardest work is put on them By their almost
brutal parents
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PoEIlckL
THERE rs BEAUTY EaVlEIRiYwHRiRiaIi

THERE is BEAUTY EVER YWHERE
Thore is heanty in an infants smile.
And in the laugh Of youth:
Thereis heautY in lmaiden's eye
When lit with love and truth,
There's beauty in a mothers tone,
And in B fathers look;
There's beauty. love and truth divine.
Within Gods holy book.
THERE'S beauty in the sparkling drops
Which hang irnn tree and shrubs
TheIe is beauty iu tte oneu flower,
And in the tiny bud.
There is beauty IN theoarly morn,
And in tho npcnday,s Elare.
There is beauty in the starry owe
There's beauty everywhere.
MY BIBLE.
Thou truest friend ever know,
Thy constancy I've tried;
When all were false i found thee true.
My counselor aud guide.
The mines of earth no treasures give
That could tins volume buy
In teaching me tho way to live,
1t taught me lOwfto die.
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OC%l6S1
Drugs
PATENT MEDICINES,

oOHUUI1 bUUNo AND , a ] IIUN.ilI
embracing all of the most popular aud relaoIe
Eedes, Rnd also the latest Novels and finest kinds
ct StatisaeEZ-
greatest impoEta both the Physician aud his
Patients, make it constant care to secure
none but the purest Medicines, aud by his long
fill Ply sicians' Prescriptions aud Compound Medi-
cines eosding the latest and strctest ruIes of
Pharmacy. The public confidently rely n
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared a. all hours of the day aud night
N B.-I take this occasion to return my sincere
thsnSs for the very large patronage bestowed upon
Ese by the community. and to express my grateful
acknowledgment of the high appreciation of my
fellow citizens of my efforts them trusting
that may be able in the future render entire
satisiRctiSn to all who may favor with their sup
port and confidence. GEO T. LIGHT
February 20, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

Co Arrangements are IN progression straight
ening the line of the Midland railroad, from Al
exand5atoI Iynchbure, Va. by avoiding the use
of fhe Chesapeake and Ohio railroad between
Gord0nsTIlIe and Charlottesville
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11
AID v VERTISING RATES.
lgTRANsIRNT BILLs-cA cAsH.

one square q inch less.S ] to ; weeks. 50
Eseen sues esedasat ssse...,. go
oae e1peses theee months. 4.nO
One tqaares AK nionthsa .sA..ss-4.. 500
One square, one ...s. 1000
c-CASpfpG7Esf ssSoe NcK Il EErs-INer County OF
fcers, $500; State or lCongressional, $40 OO
Legal hdvcrtiIemehti at The publiahed rates
per. line
AlllfAAsient Advertisements d ue and collect
able after the fret insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Hall and
Whole coipmas for Annual. Semi-A Annual and
Quarterly Advertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

The ira ms which pass Cha rlestown wcstwArd at
ll:26, A. NJ, aud Eastward al $3.50, P. NJ, are Mail
trains
The Valley Passenger Trains make close connec-
tinns with Express Trains on Main Stem. East and
West. The ll:26 NJ Train counects with Local
Trains. East and West. On Main Stern. The $3.50
2. NJ Train connects with Express East at Iiarpers
Ferry at 6:3O p. 81.
Ex. Freight. No 1876 leaves St1nrtcn st4 20 P. NJ.
-passes Charlestown at i.49 A. NJ, and reaches
Harper's Ferry at IS A. NJ.
Ex. Freight No. l27. leaves Harrer's Ferry at
$50 A. NJ passcs ChArlesto~n at 1888 A. NJ, and
arrives at StauDton at co P NJ. '-.
A. B. WOOD. Agent, Harper's Ferry.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Nov. 16. 1874. Master Of Transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

co One manufacturing firm of SpTiu gffeld. o..
shipped few days since, 10 one train drawn by
two engines. forty -fOnr carloads of reapers and
mowers, valued at S175 COO. destined for the
West, the largest single shipment of machinery
yer T1a1a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

STEAM on THE CAN&L, The Cumberland (Aidi
NetDS of the oath ult.. saws: "The steam canal
boat Ludlow Patton which left this port at half
past eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning. Apul
90 with 1o91O tons of coal, arrived in George
town at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. having
made the distance 81 one hundred and eighty
four aud one-half miles ia tlIrce days and ono
and a-half hours, ihcluding tho time required in
Iockings- The Patton came to Cumberland from
Georgetown empty, in forty-six hOurs, and used
four aud a-balf tOus of coal in the round trip
Her OwnerE claim that sbo is tho only steam
canal boat ever built that has q practical plan
for lowering her propeller into deeD water, 60 AZ
to economically propel tie boat when empty"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

PRAcTIcAL SYMPATHY.- Among the visi-
tors to the Louisiana Episcopal council, re-
Gently in session in New Orleans, was tho
Rev. W. G. Mckinney. an educated colOred
man, who made known his desire to establish
a coIOred Episcopal church in that city. He
succeeded in obtaining subscriptions to the
amount of 81 600 in aid of the enterprise
Bishop Wilmer heading the list with $500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11

THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
dltrays. but will if compelled, sell them Laudanum
for cts syrup for Stts and Cologne for % cts
that according TO the United States Pharmncopea,
you can't ma ke Laudanum for lees than 10 cts. by
the wholesale. much cheaper plan 10 to buy
your goods genuine, and add The IC1tfr yourself.
want al my old Accounts settled up by paying
the Cash inm ediateiy, and new ones begun imme-
the new ones until alter Harvest.
CIGARS-best in town.
January l3. 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
CIRCULATING Library, al
" Jan 10. 1874. IF. P.l GEO. T. LIGHTS.
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GEO. n. LIGHT.

DEALER
Drugs, Medicines
AZ III II Is,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, ToBACCos,
CIGARS, &c,
TFNAKES this opportunity of thanking his n
i patrons Tor their most liberal ratronageS9
tor tho last year, and hopes by strict iention "
and fair dealing to merit Continuance OF the -
same. sell first rate goods always: do not sell
cottnts,ftit cheap goods for the best Warrant
everything sold.-to be returned IL not as guarau
teed. is my desire, and also pleasure. sell my
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-11
Oh, YES! OH, YES!

y Lamp Goods consisting in part. of all kinds
and sizes of md aud Stand Lamps, beautiful Par
Lanterns, Burners, Chimueys. wicks. Shades.
Holders, sc. We have also received the celebra.
led Drummund burners and Chimneys which give
almost twice the amount of light of ordinary Bur.
ners. F. HENDERSON s co.
November II. 1874.
A lADDIN Security Oil, best in use, will not ex-
n plode 1852 Fire test; best quality Coal Oil for
sale hy N.F. HENDERSON & CO.. (,
GROUND Oil Cake. for Cattle ard other stoc
II for eaIe bv N. HENDERSON & co. K.
NEATSFooT. Fish, Lard. Castor and Black
IN Strap Ole. for Harness, Machinery, &c. at
Nov. VI, 1874. HENDERS0N'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-05
Pacific Mail Steamers.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The revolution in
the Pacific Mail was the subject Of general dis.
cussion in Wall street yesterday. Rufus Hatch,
who still continues in the position of Managing
Director, said IN regard to the plans Of the
company: 1--WE shall reduce our feet. Now
there are twenty seven vessels 10 active use.
o. these we shall take one from the New York
and Aspinwall line, Two FROM those plying be-
tween San Francisco and Panama, and four
from the China lines. Some OF these will be
taken off permanently, and are ready for sale
as soon as we can find a purchaser. The others
will be dcckcd and broug bit into use When the
times are busy; say along in July, when the
sea trade is brisk. At other tunes the men
will be paid off and the ships laid up. Vice
President Huntington, of the Central Pacific
railroad, when asked as to bis own alleged
prospective election as director Of the Pacific
Mail company, said his time was too limited 10
attend TO the interests Of stockholders Of that
corporation, aud therefore he could not accept.
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Marine Intelligence.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 5.-The British
bark Evelyn, three hundred and ninety tons
from Baltimore. bone ASH for Cork, left Bal
timore Sunday, leaking, arriving at the Capet
yesterday noon. The crew refused duty, and
Capt. Smith put her to sea, when water gained
GU them six inches an hour both pumps going
At ten D. IN. the vessel was abandoned twenty
miles southeast of the Capes, with eight fee
of water 10 her hold. The crew was taken of
by the schooner H. Hickman Saguay for New
York, and brought here. The revenue cutter
Colfax has gone to look for her.
NORFOLK, Va, March 5.-The steamer
VIM. Lawrence arrived here this morning frou
Boston, She shipped heavy sea CD the 81
lost over her port quarter deck. carrying away
the por, quarter deck and seven state rooms
washing her cargo overheard and doing othe
damage She proceeds to Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-05
IEET,sOF- SHIFTS.

TWO DWELLING HOUSES, AND ONE
l. BRICK STORE HOUSE ON KING ST.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, in front of the
Mansion House, on ATURDAY, March s, at
Il O clock M, if not previously disposed of at
No. /. THE LARGE FIRE-PROOF Ss=A1
BRICK STORE. HOUSE, No. Is, King -assl
street, between Union and Lee streets, in The
centre of the business part of the city, and run
ming back to 20 feet public alley.
No. z A FRAME DWELLING, No. t En-
Al south Fairfax street, adjoining the. FIX
present the residence of Mr.. Hall
NO. 3. A BRICK DWELLING, No. GssA
4Sl Wolf street, near the corner of Fair RsssEl
fax street. and adjoining the residence of nr.
james w. Nails, at preseat occupied by Mr..
L.. T. AnthoIy.
This property will be sold on liberal terms.
For particulars apply to
ROBERT l.. WOOD,
Or to Green & Wise,
feb24-ts Real Estate Brokers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-05
The Mark els.

New YORK, March 5.-Stocks dull and low
er. Money ). Gold Isl. Flour quiet, but firm.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn shade
frmer.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Virginia Sc, peelers,
35I: Virpinias, consolidated 53!; West Vas: lO4.
Cotton Co quiet, but firm; low mddiings l5s; Flour
firm and unchanged. Whes: firm; No. amber
l2l; No. do. l2O; mixed Western amber IL;
No. Western rcd llSall9; No do ll7!allo3
No. , Western Spring red lO4; Pennsy lvanIs
red llSal2O Southern unchanged. Corn strong;
Western mixed ST. Oats firm Southern 65a70
Western white &c; Western mixed 65. Rye
quiet and steady at lOOalo2. Hay quiet and
steady Pennsylvania and Maryland lssS2l.
Butter steady and unchanged. Coffee steady /;
ordinary to pr me Rio cargoes l64als!. Sugar
firm and unchanged. Whiskcy quiet; small
sales at l2aSl 13
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Tnree boys were
committed to-day to answer charge OF setting
fire to the House of Refuge on Monday. They
admitted the crime and said it was donc to
enable them 10 escape. The damage to the
building was slight
Four men were injured to-day by the fall Of
a scaffold in the interior Of the new bank build
ing, 18th and Spring Garden streets.
The Swedish Corvette Gct1c sails tomorrow.
The officers during the past week have been
hospitality entertained and visited The lions IN
and around the city.
Benton A. Bottom, newsboy, was run over
and killed by street car this morning.
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Marine Disasters.

BosToN March 5.-As was copjectured' the
vessel ashore off Cape Cod, north Of Highland
Light, proves to be the Italian bark Giovanni
from Palermo for Boston. She is a total loss,
aud every person on board, sixteen IN all, per-
ishcd with the exception of the steward
New YORK, March AT sunset Thursday
night the steward and carpenter got on plank
and tried TO reach the shore. The former was
saved aud the latter sunk in the surf. AT J.
o clock the vessels main aud mlzz@n mass
went by the board, tearing up her deck I'D me
fall, aud one hour later her cargo began wash
ing ashore. At daylight this morning rWo men
were discovered on planks between the vcssel
and the shore, and FIVE more were cllugipg 10
the foretop, which still remains standing, zoe
after the other they released their huld an4
dropped into the sea to be seen no more. he
life-saving men made every effort 10 thGif
power to rescue, but it was OF no avail, The
bombs with which the stations are provided
being utterly worthless, and DO shot could nc
thrown to the vessel, although only four hun:
dred yards from the shore. Her cargo and
fragments of the hull lirc the shore Tor miles.
The vessel is fast breaking up.
Boston, March Sat az early hour this
morDlug, SIX or seven vessels were discovered
ashore between Sandy Neck Light and Sand
wich. The names Of the vessels have not yet
been asccrtaiucd. The fishing schoouers Annie
Frye and Hattie Collins, both owned by the
American Wharf Co., OF Proviucetown, went
ashore on LovelI's Island Boston Iarbor, aud
remains to-day. One Of then is lulI Of water.
The schooner j. J. Coucr, from ST. John,
N. B., for Washington, ID. G., got ashore on
Long Island Head, Boston harbor, this NOM
Ing, but was hauled off with the loss OF her
deck load of aths and towcd up to the city.
The schooner is leaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-05

CORONER s INQUEST. j Justice N. S. Wright,
acting Coroner OF Alexandria county, held an
inquest 90 Wednesday last upon the body of a
colored man named Jacob Terri, and the
Jury, Of which w N. Reid was foreman, render
ed verdict of death from natural causes. The
inquest was held at the request of some of the
friends of the deceased, who attributed his
death to "spell' put upon him by another
coored man named Thomas D.vaughn, and by
meaus of which his body was full of pigs. There
is biblical authority for the statement that 40
evil spirit entered drove of hogs, but never
before has 40 instance been recorded of live
pigs entering man.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, March 5.-.John limbs, the Eng
Iish writer, is. dead.
Several cases of religious Insanity have re
suited from the revival meetings OF McssIs
Moody and Sankey.
The Oxford and Cambridge crews which arc
to contest the approaching inter University boat
race will take up their quarters on the Thames,
on Monday next Betting 90 the race is even,
LONDON, March "a special dispatch from
Berlin to the Pail Mall Gazette says 1t is re-
ported that the German Government has de-
tuanded the dismissal OF the Paral Nuucio at
Mulch and the CESSATION Of relations between
the Vatican and Bavaria.
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Or 70 Green g W lsC
feb24-ts Real Estate Brokers.


TN PURSUANCE OF a DEED OF TRUST
i executed on the 24th day Of December, 1873,
oy w. B. Sweeton TO me, will sell "a, at puolic
auction in Warrenton, on the SIXTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1876, tract OF 1876 acres Of VAL
LIABLE LAND lying near Thoroughlare sta
ton, in Prince William county. the former res
idence of Major Robert f. Mason, but now
owned by said Swoeton. The improy ement IS
are excellent, consisting of q COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and outbuidings.
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay the bond
of said Swee,en for ST. 395 90, with interest from
December %, 1873, and the residue divided into
three equal instalments, payable IN one, two and
three years from day OF sale, with interest, un-
less other tel ms are desired ty said Sweeton
WILLIAM Fl. PAYNE.
Prince William CO.. feb l-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-03-05

POLICE REpoRT.-The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
,erdaS:
Henry johnson, colored, for assaultiug Geo.
Steucrnayle, was fined aud discharged.
William Hume, hsilipg from Green county,
for gagraney, was ordered to leave the city.
There were no. cases Of criminal character
or breaches of the peace at any Of the magis-
trates' Offices.
Twelve loigers we're accommodated at the
station house last night.