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ADJUSTMENTS.
Maggie Mitchell in a New Role.

Maggie Mitchell in a New Role.
Quite a large and certainly a very
fashionable and intelligent audience es-
aemtled at the ThesJer last night to
witness Maggie Mitchell's interpreIa-
ton of an entirely new line of chsrac-
ter, that of "LOrle" 10 the beautiful play
Of LOyta, or The Artists Dream. To say
that everybody was pleased does not
convey the idea-everyb1dy was de-
lighted, not only with the very foe con-
ceptioh by the star, but with the ingeni-
Gus mystery OF lpt, AID happy resEzA-
ton in the last act that the leaIf1l and
most trying ,r ieai through which the
faithful "LoTle" had passed was but g
dream The tsbieau of the death s3ene
In the fourlb act, the chcf d. cure OF
the pay, left the audience in ali uuhap.
by stat of mind, picturing as it did the
tragic end OF the broken hearted wife.
Maggie Mitchell in this scene ros 70 the
zenith of her power, her picture Of the
dying woman causing many sd uGbid-
den tear from eyes not accustomed to
we ping. The interval between this
and the last act was most painful
one. but the denouement, reveal.
ing the lu1 plot of the play, put
every body in good humOT, particularly
with "RheiDhsrd, +" the artist, and with
the author of a Well-conceIved play.
Maggie Mitchell was frequently called
before the curtain, and during the per-
formsnce received appreciative plaudits.
Her support wss very good, the dressing
appropriate, and the stage setting and
appointments excellent. This afternoon
FcGnchOB and tonight Little Barefoot,
and the regular theatrical season OF the
Memphis Theatpr ia closed.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,
Yesterday was st. Patrick,s Dsv

Yesterday was st. Patrick's Day.
Religious services were held at the
various Catholic churches in the city
yesterday, in obseTYsnce of st. Patrick'i
anniversary.
"A deckhand while rolling cotton or
the steamer Jas. D. Parker, yesterday,
was severely injured by bale of cotton
falling on one OF his legs.
"a number of sports were arrested
| by Officers Cheek and Allison, for disOr-
! deIiy conduct, at Luhrman's saloon, on
Monroe street, last night.
The prevailing high winds sre
/ doubtless attributable to the near ap-
prOsch of the veTnal equinoE, which
occurs next Monday, the twentieth.
Alexander Thomas, ia charged with
having stolen two dollars froEl Am
| Williams. He was sent to jail in de,
fault OF five hundred dollars bail yester
DAY.
Theodore GoebelI, charged with as
saulting Mrs. Van kuntge with intent
to commit rape, about three months
ago, was o2 trial in the criminal court
yesterday.
The proposition to remove the bEst
of Andrew Jackson from Court to Mar.
ket square, and change the name Of the
latter to jackson square, meets with
general favor.
Early yesterday morning q hack
stampeded from the Ohio depot, the
horses taking fright at the noise made
by the incoming train; and running at
full speed down Second street, Engaged
a lamp-post, resulting ia g second best
for the hack-the vehicle being COM
plete!y demolished.
The following from the London
Scdlpel, the highest medical authority,
is said to be an infallible remedy fog the
cure of either scarlet fever or small pox:
"Sulphate Of zinc, one grain; foxglove
(digitalis), one grain; half teaspoonful
Of sugar mixed with two tablespoon.uls
Of water. Give one taasrOOnful every
hour. Either disease will disappear in
less than twenty-four hours, For small
children reduce the above with wafer
according to sge.n
The GeE baseball club lately organ
ICED, and styled the Memphis club, yes
terday played a match With a picked
nine from the Riyersides and Eek fords,
at the Olympic para, cut on the Louis
vile railway, about q mile from town,
with the following result: Memphis
club, tbirty-iOur; Picked nine, ore. We
are informed that the Memphis club viii
engage the Louisville club at the same
park on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
twenty-eighth and tWenty-ninth Of the !
present month, when Memphians will |
be treated 10 a fine exhibition of base |
ball sport. The Memphis clab he's only |
been organized about month, and, |
Judging by their performances yestar- !
day, We are forced. to the opinion that |
they will make 8 reputation this sum-
mer, The CLUB has not yet received its /
adopted uniform, but will be thorough |
ly uniformed snd equipped within the
next week or so.
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PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN NIKE H. PIRTLE, Of Boil
var, is in the city, and will spend few
days among friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. FIELDS, OF Cincinnati,
who have been on q visit to this city for
the psst few weeks, left on the Jas. d.
Parker last night for Evansville.
THE following names OF visitors were
registered yesterday at the cotton ex.
change: L. NJ. Jelks, Bells station;
Captain r. w. Wise, steamboat J. d.
Parker; w. 5. Coward, Atoka; II. t.
Luff, Philadelphia; Dr.. BalfOur, Edin-
burg, Scotland; V. S. Reynolds, New
York; Jas. Rankin, Mil waukee, Wiscon-
ain
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Tne observance Oh the SADhaIH'
EDITORS APPEAL-As those who feel
a deep interest in the subject Of "Sab.
bath Dissertation now so freely dis
cussed in your columns, we would re-
spectfully solicit space in the APPEAL
for the following article, written by as
profound theolOgian as this country
has ever produced. The writer is Rev.
Charles Hodge, d. D., and the extract is
taken from his recent work on System
attic Theology. S. AND D.
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Law REPORTS.
Circuit Court-M ciskeu, Judge.

- M . N OIs1AVAl5 IINkes
This is motiOn.day. The jury in the
Clcaiia case will report Monday. On
Monday the cases for trial will bs az fol-
lows: 3298, Cicalla VS. Cicalla; 3I02.
Burk VS. City of Memphis; 3244, Flynn
VS. Sma'zceid; 1915 Adams, Dixon &
Pile VS. Briuklsy ct al; 329l, Marshall
vs. C0Oney; 3S05, Keck & Bro. VS. Ciews:
1919, Meyer VS. Juukerman ct FL; 1928
Means vs. Power, administrator; 1926
Oliver, Fiunie & Co VS. Solari; 1929, Pol.
lsrd ct al vs. Hoegel; 334l, Sia'e VS. Tjg-
ner; SS49, Watkins VS. Memphis and
Char e5t0a railroad; 1881, Sharpe VS.
VanBrocklin; 1913. Patterson VS. kpper-
son; 1918, Apperson, executor, vs Pat
terssn. In this court, yesterday, Geo.
ID. Dent was admit d to practice as an
attorney at Law.
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Flowers for Sale.

Mrs. Sledge has opened a salesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Rsyburn avenue. Bou-
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants, etc.
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Chancery COurt-m Morgan, Judge.

To-day closes the motion docket for
the term. The court has ordered that no
cases he heard or DEGREES taken after the
twenty-sec0nd, and no paper goes on
the minutes Of the court that lacks the
correct number, style or nature OF order
askad for
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-the best preparation extant
for restoring gray hair to its original
color, and to keep it SO.
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A NEW MAGAZINE
RECORD OF TEE YEAR,

lust PUBLISHED-The first number Of a
y capital new Monthly Magazine, or sort of
record OF every important event n any part
of the world, together with selection OF the
choicest miscellany of the month, carefully
indexed, and edited by FRANK MOORE, OF the
" Rebellion Record"
Beautifully printed, with an elegant steel
portrait OF the late millionaire, VIM. L. AstOr.
The most attractive, interesting and reliable
monthly magazine ever issued sold by ell
book and news dealers, and sent free by mail
on receiot of price, 80 cents, by
q. w. CARLETON & co, Publishers,
milo cod Madison Square, New York.
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DTSSOLUTTn=s
Notice nc Hs1issnlution

aE uAderslgned, surviving partners of the
Finn OF W. 3. BRUCE q co, having DuT-
chased the interest of the estate OF N. r. Bruce
IN said nrm, the same is hereby dissolved. 10
cate rom January /, 1876, we having assumed
al liabilities OF the late firm. The business
Will continue under the firm name and styIe
Vi "; 3 biuce q &c. W. s. BRUCE.
UNIV JU5EPH BRUCE.
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DIR. J. J. CALDWELL, Baltimore,
states: 81 have used Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef largely in debility,
febrile and nervous diseases, and found
it one CT the most reliable of nutrient
tonics now in use or to be found in phar-
macy" G. w. Jones d Co., agents,
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SORE THROAT, cough, cold, and SINH
lar troubles, il suffered to progress, re.
suit in serious pulmonary affections,
Ottentimes incuTable. Browns Bron-
chial TrOches" reach directly tie seat Of
the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief
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Rurnaff,S EIaVnrinrs-

We have sold them for the past ten
years, and can recommend them for
their uniform strength aud purity, be-
lieving them to possess merit in advance
Of all other brands.
OLIVER, FINNIE & 60.
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Fresh ShaH.

Victor d. Fuchs received a choice lot
of fresh shad by express. For sale at
prices to suit the times, at Al Jefferson
street,
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SD RHW2rsl

For the arrest and conviction of certain
parties vino are selling goods, repairing
clocks, ETC., representing themselves to
be in my employ.
V. b. THAYER, JeWeler,
3IO Second Street
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JAS. r. CHALMERS,
To this the Delta responds oditorially
as follows. in the came issue

We publish In another column q letter from
this gentleman to several of our citizens.
why the general or any one else should con-
ceive the idea that this community desired to
do him any wrong, is to Us Uncomfortable, for
no men has had more evidence given him of
confidence by any community than has BEN
given to Mr.. Chalmers By lis DeGpfe, And
WHY Judge Iseid should conceive the idea
thai there was an intention to do him an in
jury IS TO us equally as range. But as we
can't fathOm the ideas of men, or account for
the reasons on which they frequently act, we
Will mere simply say that the entire u, alter
mas grown out of an error sGme4 here. No one
{SeiitfYes, nor maze we ever heard it limited,
anything which ne believed at the Tine
would result In wrong to his people, al
In the same coiumn with this we find
bill which occupies over two columns,
entitled GAN act to fund the oustand.
ing matured and unmatured Bonds, COu-
pons, and other outstanding indebted
ness Of the Levee Board of District No
l, and Ior other purposes" 'FThis act,n
the Delta inform US, "has been prepared
at the request of several citizens, with q
view Of funding the present ontS+- ,,i,,,.
leVee debt and Givin.e: thu country ihe
means with which to repsir the Iavoa
Under this bill aur taxes will be about
eight cents per acre on the cleared land,
which 1t now costs twenty cents an acre
in currency to pay, even at the reduced
price OF scrip; our debt will be reduced
from one million dollars, with eight per
cent. interest, to three hundred thousand
dollars, with six per cent; and while
we have only eight years in which to pay
the first, we have thirty in which to
pay the latter" This act is now on its
way to the Legislature, and its passage
or rejection will indicate the strength of
the suggestions of General Chalmers,
made in absolute good faith, and, as we
believe, with the best intention of reliev-
ing the people he represents OF a very
severe burden.
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Our knpoiaItiaS

The latest novelties in plain and fancy
stationery, juvenile books, teachers,
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. AT. DoD & CO.,
81 Main street
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For Ladies' Fancy Work.

Perforated mOttoes, gold and silver
paper, and perforated board, chrome
ornaments, etc, at A. F. Odd & Co.'s,
BAL Main street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
SecCns street TT. wa LKER CO,
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ChanceFy Sale

of Musso property on the premises, De-
Soto street, between Pontotoc and
Vance streets, this morning at eleven
o'clock. Two valuable residence lots,
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FPAaHR OvafArt
Strawberry ROxes

Received daily at J. A. Signaigo's, Nc
27S Second street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TTNHE Str. RUTH may be found AZ n
L at the landing this morOing Ez49S3sss ~ .
ready to receive freight. shippers can send
down their shipments as fast as they please;
no one will get angry these dull times.
j. Z. WASHINGTON, Agent, 800 Front st.
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Go 70 Leddin's Business Couegs.

| NEURALGIA.-"Neur cures 1t. Sold
| by Ct. W. Jones Co.. Memphis.
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FOE WHITE RIVER,

MlIt Harry Mam-- .,,,, SVE,I1. Pt1.-
u. 8. Nail Lime.
Mouth White River, linden Say, st. Charles,
CrOeketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jackson port,
West Point and Searcy.
The fine passenger steamer
RufEas ESIN
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Beautiful spring patterns at Quacken-
hUsh's paint store, $50 Main.
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Grand Saturday Market.
wall Paper.

Spring lamb, green peas and aspara-
gus at Charley Kney's, As and As Beale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-18

for sale by Williams & Co., lumber deal
er, corner Gsyoso and Second streets,
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A NEW NUSIC BOOK.
DICTIONARY OF
MUSICAL INFORMATION
Prfee a. Ok RvJobu ~ Eoc-a

EEACH, 81 ny S0hn ONEEs
InformatiOn-About T2OOO1 prominent Mu-
stcians, Musical instruments, Musical Events,
Musical Terms, Musical Theory, Music Books,
and everything else that one wishes to know
about music, all cOncissly and clearly
stated. Valuable book of reference. The pos
SCISSOR of this (and perhaps OF Rittsr's History
of Music, Vols, each 81 51) is perfectly posted
and inquiry proof in musical subjects.
EASTER CAROLS (New)-Howard-2 cents.
Bass Ini's Art OF Singing has for years
been a standard book in Vocal Culture.
Used everywhere. Price, Complete, 81;
Abridged, IS.
MOORE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MUSIC-S6.
PerkIBs's Anthem Book Isl 6O) is a famous
good book of easy Anthems for ChOirs, and
TOuEjee's Chorus Choir or is an equally
good book of difficult Anthems for the same
purpose.
What gem is LIVING WATERS, for Praise
Meetings-3O cents.
What a prize is SHINING RIV Err, for Sun
day SchOOls-35 cents.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON.
G. H. DITSON & CO.,
I'll Broadway, New York,
]. Z. DITSON & CO.,
Successors to Lee & Walker PHILADELPHIA
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FyOkD WOODED cords b st quality stove
, wood s. 80 on Ieyee, 81 50 delivered. Call
at ievec. foot Union street, or 70
JOSEPH ROCjERS, No. HOTRrd's Row.
TROCERY-Family grocery, good stand,
In No. 90 Main street. fb4
nRCPEaTY--lO W--Tne property Joining
and south of Mcrgans carriage shop, near
calvary Church, corner CT alley, between JEFF
fsreon and Adams. A good bargain; must be
Soid. W. A. II EAILEf, ~ MAIN ST.
IITY RESIDEHCE-One or more Of i've of
, those nrsi-elas6 city residences in the
Iireenlaw Block. south side Of Madison street,
east OF Fourth street, well known as among
the most convenient and pleasant In the city;
from l. 10 IA rooms in each; ciEterns, paved
bacf:y srd. high walls between each lot, sezV
eFs underground from each TO the bayou.
J,erIas easy, and price 10 salt the times. APP
oily 20 A u. DENNIS, ~ Main 81
az ULEs-CHEAP-0 head OF broke mare
81 InuleE. HALL a %,
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ATTEND Robertson's. Buslness College.
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KOYssL HAVANA LOTTERY, 1875
Grand Extraordinary Drawing!
Aprit "A. 1875.
ONLY Is OOO TICRETs.

4
a. Coo,s. 80 ~ e'--'---.-s.s.------. 5Oc.HGe
1u ObFataI FFfZ Vef o..
S7t Prizes, > 1850 GOO 40 be Ifs.yib,sSS'S
PHce-M mole Tickets, $40; Half, SO: Ousrtsr
80; Tenth, si5i TWeu tieth, s.
This lottery has been Ina rxisrs,,... -.
hundred years, and never has failed hi a.
tnlns they have promised. Beware Of conn
ieLt llcktt - anu IGOk TO The water marks In
sent 70 every purchaser OF tickets.
40. MANUEL OERANTfA.
nAA5 eoU los Common ST., New Orleans
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssEE:R. II.

AahAoE VI SSn EOUAAsi
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
" 81, 1870, trains Will run rs follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
New Orleans Mall, daily 81 pm. 20 pm
Express Train, dailylexcept
5uncRy l--.-.--.---..- IL % PIN o!so a.ln
freight and Accommodate,
daily except Sundayl-.--..-6sOOa ana. 50 pm
Close connections made at Grenada with
trains North and south Tor ali points.
For further information apply 70 Ticket
once, No. 81 NEin street, and at depot.
NJ. BURKE, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent.
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LOST.

EEULE-A small dark horse mule, blind in
Va left eye. and a one-horse wagon: no
springs. A liberal reward Will be paid If left
al lis Beale street. mhl6
VuPPET-On Main, between Poplar and
i Monroe streets, a large fur uppet. A lib
erel reward will b. paid by leaving II at this
Office. mill
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A TrRACTIVE CREDIT SALE OF BUSI.
"a NESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
rfler Tor sale the Galloway fwO-stOTy brick
louse, No. y Court street, corner OF Third, IS
by 1857 feet 10 an alley. Aiso-Lot No. 3,
Diock ~, Union street, esst and adjoining
Rau's livery stable. ~ by 30 feet 10 an alley.
AlsO-Part lot 81, east side, known as Wait q
A.ewiss coal yard, ~ by 1885, feet 10 an alley.
Also -Four houses end lots on Linden street,
east corner OF DeSotO, fronting 40 feet on Lin
den by desirable depth, being one brick two
story residence, occupied by Hon. John
loague, ard the three IEo-story frames, join.
ing Jots east thereof. All and zach OF these
properties are now offered al private sale
one-fith cash, and balance in /, ?, 8, AMI 5
equal annual insLslmehts, with SIX per cent.
Interest annually. II not sold by the 10Th day
of ApriI, all the above property y II be sold
uubliclv-one-thiId cash, balance in l and
two wears with six per cent. Interest. FoT
Tull Information aud purchase, apply TO my
TiSct VIM. JOB NSTON,
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ECsR SALE.

sCE- BOX. CHkAP-ILquire of Market-mas-
4 ter north Poplar street market. mhl7
nOTATOES-Fur yellow yam sweet potR-
toes, for seed or ealing. Apply at S04 Front
81, or A. B. Rozeli, Rozeil Station, NJ. a Q. R.R,
CARDS Planning Mill, Gsls MIL, Cotton Gin
- ard Lum DER Gard, located at Sardis, Miss 4,
on Hiss. and Tenn. Railroad. Apply or ad-
dress j. \. STlTT, Sardis, Miss.
YOUNG AARE-Four years Old, gentle, ard
II a coed pioW animal Can be seen ST
sS2 MAIN STREET,
mill Marble Yard.
BUILDING LOTS-If you wish TO be indie
% pendent, secure a home. am now offer
ing to parties who wish 70 build, lots on the
Thomas tract at One-half their value. The
rent you are nov paying Will soOu secure You
l. ID. CoNAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, MOI Madison street.
YlEST Headlight on, Lamps and Trimmings
ID at HI1ZFEBD'S, 20 Second street.
DOCKAWAY AND HOhSE-A stylish AID
IL durable rOckawRy, snd an excellent horse,
at bargain for cash. Address
milo j. J. T., Appeal once.
J6O nnal FENCE PICKETs, lx$x4 feet,
ZOU.OtJ0J at s. 50 per thousand, py
WILLIAMS & Co. Lumber Dealers
sEED-several Thousand bushels
u OF sound selected Boyd Prolific Cotton
seed at seven y-five cents per bushel. Also,
leyeraI hundred bushels OF OriZaba Seed at
81 20 per bushel. For sale by
RALPH WORMELEY & CO.,
NH d&W No. Union street.
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THE COURTN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Collins sgt Florida; appeal
Bernard May; criminal case In which May
was convicted Of abortion) appeal dismissed.
shedd agt. Ordway; submitted. Browning
CIRCUIT CouRr-J,doe Honpareys.
Yesterday, Shea agt. Boyd; verdict for
plafnt1n, s5e25. Tasker agt. Stuart; do, s46.
stewart agt; McNamara; Judgment non, suit.
Co agt. Diggins; verdict for plaintiff.
To-day, Cresswell ct al. agt. Mead; judg-
ment for possession for plaintiff and for ar
rears OF rent. Gnfhn agt. Clark; Judgment
reversed.
EQUITY CouRr-ywdoe Wu,ie.
Yesterday, Castel agt- McCauley; decree
sc. Truesden agt. Prindie: Yesraining or,
Ger issued Hoffman agt. Washington Mar
ket Co; order to file report. Guntop agt.
Green. Foley agt. Saunders; injunction or
dered. Evans agt Waruer; order for appear
ance.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe S,eQ.
Joseph wingneid; IS. Mary Lee, assault on on
Ellen CAN'T, q nnger-nal night; personal
bonds to keep the peace. Lum Grinnell,
larceny lar ny Of q KIT OF shoemaker's tools from
Robinson, assault on Frank Cameron; 81
Isaac Williams, an old sinner, pleaded guilty.
TO an assault and battery on Louisa E1elin;
S. VIM. Koran, assault and battery on Val,
entine Zellers; personal bonds TO keep the
peace Jane Pitcher, larceny of a linen ar
ticle from Anna Keckhoefer; not proven,
and case dismissed. John Henry Gidjings
forfeited collateral. Isaac Meckins, indie.
cent exposure OF person; SO. Charles Shen-
herd, throwing stones in the street; So John
Wili1ams and Lewis Randolph, charged with
disturbing the quiet OF GEORGETOWN; vii
l1ams forfeited S5, and Randolph dismissed
Alexander Lancaster, drunk and disorderly;
50. Michael Frawley, cart with no license;
SIS. Emma Jane johnson and Hannah Doug,
lass, loud; as each. Charles Mcdonald and
George Wells, loud and boisterous; IS each
George Miller, street profanity; SIS. John
hammond was sent down for vagrancy.
Joseph Carr, injuring tree on the street by
breaking off the limbs; SIS. VIM. Hartgrew
Christian EDgle and Harry w. Hall forfeited
collateral. George Shafer, selling rum with
out license; S130; appeal taken. John J. Hill,
same charge; $3.50; appeal taken.
TO-DAY.
Charles Rogers assault on BENJAMIN Wat.
kins; 80. Edgar Dudley, assault on John III.
Wills; continued. James MackalI, a razor
hourished, was fined $50. James Pearson
and Peter Trexler, loud and boisterous: a.
each. VIM. II. Summerville, throwing
stones In the street. John Brown, forfeited.
Humphrey FOeter, loud; SIS. Geo. Moore
was lined 50 for violating the market rules
Addison Blanket, violation OF license law in
regard to peddling; $50 or thirty days. Kate
Higgins, profane; So. Fanny Fisher, alias
Fanny Page. same; IS James McMahon
forfeited. Edward o. Cook, charged with
keeping an unlawful bar-selling rum with
out license; $3.50.