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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R5- On all sales of Real Estate made bstt0eet
the 1st Of January and tdst Of June tie tdresJor
the present gear hare to De paid bythe purchaser.
On all sales made bet,oeen the lst Of July and tast
of the year the tareS hare to De paid w Ms setter
rTbis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by nil the real estate agents In Richmond, aud APP
plies TO Richmond and vicnity.l
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ. ut their anction-
rooms, general assortment Of household furni-
ture. oil-paintngs etc.
FRANK d. HILL. 5k =. NJ, brick residence NO.
400 Franklin street, between Fourth and Firth
streets.
ROBERT Is. LYME, 3 P. NJ. two brick tenements
on Fourth between Cary and Canal streets, and
on Canal between Fourth and Fifth streets. Also,
large vacant lot and small framed house on
Fourth street between Cary and Canal.
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VOLUNTEER CoACH1NG.-Foury young men,
inspired by desire to initiate the members
of the New York Coaching Club, and moved
by spirituous influences, on Saturday night
found hack standing on Broad street and
the driver absent. One Of them got on the
drivers box and grasped the reins, while
his companions took seats inside the vehicle,
and off they went in glorious style. They
were followed by the indignant driver and
Policeman Hulce, and were finally stopped
near the corner OF Third and Grace streets.
AS soon as the driver demanded posses
sion one of the young men threatened to
shoot him, while two others broke and ran.
The quartette were before the Police Justice
yesterday, and each was fined $3.50 and
costs.
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THE LEE MONUMENT C0NCERT.-The Lee
Monument concert will take place tonight
and June 1st. The best talent in all the
State will take part in it. The chorus is the
strongest we have yet heard, and Mr.. Leo.
Wheat will direct the entertainment. kess-
nich's orchestra, stronger than ever before,
will supply the instrumental music. Two
highly-culfiYated Washington singers pro
mise to be feature OF the concert. Reserved
seats are selling rapidly. The rehearsals
demonstrate the fact that the concerts are
to be the best yet given by amateurs IN
Richcnand.
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SpRISG-STREET H0ME.-At the conference
of the Baptist ministers yesterday morning
Mrs. General B. T. Johnson was intro
duced by DR.. Curry and made some exceed
incly interesting statements in reference to
this asylum.
The following resolution, offered by DR..
Biting, was unanimously adopted:
Res0lved, That we cordially approve the
commendable work of the Magdalen Asy-
lum of Richmond, and will commend it to
our churches and congregations for aid, and
will report to the president.
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AN APPEAL FOR FL0wERs.-The Board
of Managers OF the Lee Monument Musical
Association earnestly appeal to the ladies Of
the city to aid the energetic workers of the
Konservatiye Kampaign Klub, who have so
generously consented to decorate the
Theatre for the occasions of the Lee con-
certs and the State Conservative Conven-
ton, by bringing flowers for decoration. A
large picture OF General Lee has been
placed over the centre OF the stage, and
they desire to wreath it with flowers. The
committee request that contributions OF
flowers will be left at the Sevcnth-street en-
trance to the Theatre by 10 o'clock this
morning
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TERN OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvE-
NuE.-By an act Of Assembly passed at the
session of 1S74-'5 the term OF Office OF COM
missioners Of the revenue was fixed at four
years. It therefore appears that Mr. Mum
ford has been elected to serve from July !,
1876, to July /, 1880.
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BOND OF THE NEW Pension AGENT GIVEN.
Mr.. Samuel L. Anable, recently appointed
United States pension agent for Virginia,
yesterday gave bond before Commissioner
Atkins in the sum Of $4,000. Each OF his
bondsmen qualified in double the amount
for which he becomes legally responsible, as
follows: Oliver J. Cushman, 100000; r II.
Talley, $1,000; George w. Thomas, $1,000;
Conrad Wagner, $4,000; Joseph NJ. Hum
phreys, $4,000; II. L. Wigand, $4,000; !;
Ed. II. Humphreys, $4,000; Joseph Walker,
$1,000.
Mr.. Anable will meet Judge Hughes in
Washington to-day, and will take the oath
before him there. He believes the authori-
tics will allow him to establish his office in
! Richmond instead of continuing it i'll Nor
folk
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LECTURE THURSDAY NIGHT.-Rey. Father
stenson. of Ireland, will deliver lecture
Thursday night at Cathedral Hall, on Mar,
shall street near Ninth, on Tie Life and
Times Of Archbishop McHale. The pro-
ceeds OF the lecture are to be devoted to the
completion Of the Cathedral church OF the
diocese of Achonry, Ireland, OF which Right
Rev. DIR. Mccormack is bishop and Father
Stenson one OF the clergy. From the style
and character OF Father Stenson's discourse
at 81. Peters Sunday it may be safely pre-
dicted that his lecture will be highly inter
eStinQ .e.. G
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Unsettled. All OF the judges OF election
Of the county OF Chesterfield have been
summoned to appear at the next term OF the
County Court to show cause why they did
not sign the returns OF the vote east at the
recent election for the Office Of Comnon-
wealth's Attorney. Their refusal to sign
them was based upon the fact that Judge
Weisiger decided adversely to Judge Clop-
ton that the fourth Thursday in May was
not regular election.
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THROWN FROM A WAGON AND INJURED
E. Ii. Valentine, residing on west Marshall
street, and his son Lloyd, the latter huck-
ster in the Second Market, were thrown from
a wagon yesterday morning. Mr.. E. II.
Valentine, who is siXty-four years old, and
has been for some time sufferer from palsy,
received a great shock to his nervous sys-
tenn. Lloyd Valentine was badly bruised,
and in addition had one wrist sprained. DR..
II. Wythe Davis rendered them prompt and
efficient medical service.
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viii the President please state for our in
formation what he has done with this enor-
nous balance which is llnaccounted for!
In the printed memoranda published by
the President while negotiating for the seal
of the consolidated bonds he states
1st. The Norfolk Tor 1irSD division is in
splendid order.
I'd. The retirement of the floating debt Of
the line would be the first object to be sat
isted from the proceeds arising from the
sale of the bonds
3d. The restoration and final completion,
in all respects, of the second and third dl-
visions to the condition Of tirst-class rail-
way would be prosecuted with every en-
ergy.
4th. The prosecution OF the extension 10
Cumberland Gap would be pursued with
speed consistent with economy in executing
the work involved
9th. The proceeds from the sale OF the
S9,500,0O0 OF bonds to be put out will fur
nish more than q suficiencyot means 1or
the full and complete consummatlon OF all
the objects aforementioned. February 4,
1878, the President states the amount OF
bonds reserved for the Cumberland Gap en-
tension to be S4,000,000, and these bonds
have never been put out, as the construction
of the extension has been abandoned.
The amount of bonds that have been
put out so a 10000 %
Leaving due for all the other purposes
mentioned. .........~- .-."....... ou,uOO w
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LOCAL; MATTERS,

Il RAILROAD IRON SEIZED BE, A SHERIFF AND
A DEPUTY yMARsHAL.--Some months ago the
First National Bank of Salem, N. c.; obtain
ed Judgment In the United States Circuit
Court against the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany on q note for S2,750. ON the 18th OF
April counsel for the bank sued out an exc
cntion and put it in the hands OF the United
states marshal. Last Wednesday the mar
shal was notified that the railroad COM
pany were shipping eighty tons OF railroad
iron to Joseph r. Anderson, receiver OF the
iredegar Company, and suggesting that it
might be seized. The deputy marshal went
down to the depot to make the levy, but the
iron dld not come In. 1t was reported that
the, sheriff OF Chesterfield had tagged the
train near Manchester and seized the iron
on a garnisltee sued eatfoF debt by the Mer-
chants Bank of Richmond.
Counsel for the lTredegar Company OBJ
tanned An order from the Chaneery Court Of
Richmond directing the sheriff, of Chester
field to surrender the iron. to. General An
derson, and commanding General Anderson
to deposit the money due for the iron in the
State Bank subject to the order of that
court. %wrE.--..s~.-
The iron was accordingly surrendered
by the sheriff, and Immediately thereafter
seized by the United States deputy marshal,
and is now in the latter's custody.
Colonel Nye, the deputy marshal, was on
yesterday awaiting instructions from the
counsel Of the North Carolina Bank. 1t is
probable that some sort of arrangement can
be made between that bank and the Trede.
gar. There are eighty toTis OF iron, valued
at forty dollars per ton.
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EXCURSION Down THE RIvER,-The spa
cious barge Greenbush, towed by the swift
steamer o. a. Arnold, will make an excur-
sion down the James river to CurPs neck
and return on Monday next Whit Monday
leaving the Old Dominion wharyes IN TINS
city at 8 o'clock. The excursion tS ior tne
benefit Of Nichol Street Methodist church.
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3 zMANCHEsTEn xEWs.

Official. The commissioners to canvass
the vote upon the court house question mel
yesterday and canvassed the vote, with tho
following result: For removal 10 old focar
ton. ,299; for Manchester, 772. Majority
in favor Of old location, 5ts. Owing to In.
formality in the return from Ettrick pre-
cinct the vote polled there was not counted.
The judges OF election have been sum-
moned to appear at the COURTHOUSE on
Thursday, when the commissioners VIII
have another meeting. The vote Of Ettrick
viii not change the location.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The mail train OF
the Richmond and Danville railroad which
reached the city at 9:35 Sunday night ran
over colored man, who was lying drunk
on the track, near Reidsville, n. c., and cut
off one arm and leg. He was taken to his
home, near Reidsville, in an almost hopeless
condition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

METHODIST SuSDAV-ScHooL Soc1ETY.-A
special meeting Of this society was held at
Oregon Hill Methodist church on Sunday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock, A. L. West (presi-
dent) in the chair, and c. p. Rady, secre-
tary.
The meeting was opened with excellent
singing by the scholars OF the school, and
prayer by Rev. G. 81. Ray.
Rev. George NJ. Wright pastor OF the
church and superintendent OF the Sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

FIRE AT STONY POINT MILLs.-We learn
from gentleman just from that section that
on Friday morning last the tobacco factory
Of Mr.. Nat. Palmer, at Stony Point Mills,
Cumberland county, was totally DESTROYED
by fire, together with about six hogsheads
of tobacco. The -four and saw-mills were
not damaged. The fire was accidental.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

HOLLYWOOD MEM0RIAL-DAY.-The First
Virginia regiment will parade on Thurs
day the 31st instant hollywood memorial
day) at a O'Clock. After visiting Hollywood
the regiment will have battalion-drill in the
old field near the cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

CLEARED YEsTERDAY.-The following yes
sells cleared at the custom-house yesterday
The German bark George, stefen, for HAM
burgh, Germany, with 1908 barrels OF Pc
troleum oil, shipped by Messrs. Messner,
Ackermann & Co., OF Philadelphia; the
American schooner Bagaduce, Clement, Tor
St. Johns, N. B.,with 203 tons OF West Vlr-
ginia cannal coal, shipped by Geryas storrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

SHIPMENT OF CoAL.-Three thousand foul
hundred and siXty-two tons OF Goa
we're shipped from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Wharves last week to the FOL
lowing ports: Two cargoes to St. Johns,
N. b.; seven cargoes to New York; one
cargo to Newark, N. j.; and one cargo to
Washington, D. C..
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have analysed the wHIsREY known under tho
brand of ''B SELECT, :" controlled by Messrs. AL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, ana hnd u
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur'
poses.-J. B. McCAw, NJ. d., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

Personal .-Chici-Justice Waite and
Judge Bond will return to the city to-day.
Judge Hughes LETT for Alexandria yesterday,
but is expected to return here by Thursday.
Mr.. John 2. Ballard has renewed his con-
ncction with the Exchange Hotel.
Colonel George +. Strother, superintend-
ent OF the penitentiary, continues quite i'll.
Among the delegates to the Conservative
State Convention who have already reached
the city are Maior-General William B. Talia-
ferro, Gloucester comfy; General Stith
Boiling, Petersburg; and Hon. III. Hurt, Of
Halifax county.
Governor Kemper has appointed Mr.. ri. r.
Kaufman notary public for Stephensburg,
Frederick county, Va.
Hon. John l.. Eubank, OF the Warm
Springs, arrived in the city yesterday eve
ming.
John Collinson, of London, and Thomas
Culvert, Of New York, representatives of
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company, and
Major c. S. Stringfellow, counsel for the
company, are at the Exchange.
Among the delegates to the State Conven-
tion who have arrived are w. A. Bohannon,
of Mathews county; W. A. Jones, Of Rich
mond county; Stith Boiling, Of Lunen-
burg; Jubal A. Early, of Lynchburg; j.
c. Hill, of Albemarle; J. D. Horsley and
G. T. Smith, of Nelson; B. n. Hatcher, OF
Franklin; II. o. Claughton, of Alexandria
w. NJ. Cabell, of Buckingham; II. B. Ker.
rick, of Fauquier; f. j. Armstrong, oil
Rockingham; w. NJ. Walker, of Westmore-
land; and w. B. Taliaferro, of Gloucester.
The following gentlemen arc at the St.
James: P. st. George Cooke, Powhatan
county; W. W. Palmer, Danville; S.
Franklin, Henry county. The following
are registered at Ford's: W: p. Smith, Au-
gusta county; n. II. G. Wiliss, Winches.
ter; George II. Clarke, a. S. Edward, Surry;
Judge j. N. Keeling, Princess Anne Wal,
ter B. Chambliss, Greensville county
Judge w. II. Mann, Nottoway; DR.. M. W.
Nash, Portsmouth; Orlando Wimple, Dan.
Vile; T. J. Corbin, Danvillc.
Mr.. James r. Fisher, secretary OF the
Conservative State Committee, is in the city
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CONVICT PROM P0KTsAoUTH.--Sherif Yer
million, Of Portsmouth, delivered at the
peni.entiary yesterday james Lewis, bur-
glar, who is sentenced to five years imprls-
oument, n te.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

COMMISSIONERS OF EkEcTIoN.-The Board
of Canyassers met yesterday pursuant to ad-
iournment, completed their labors, and ad-
journed.
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Epps the winner.

MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEE.-The
State Conservative Committee will hold n
meeting to-day at 12 O'Clock, at the EX-
change Hotel, to consider matters in con-
nection with the State Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

BOARD OF SUPERy1sORs.-The Board OF
Supervisors Of Henrico coupty met yester-
day and transacted some unimportant busi-
ness; after which they adjourned sine die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

NATIONAL DEcoRATIoN-DAY be-
ing Internationally and q national holiday
by act of Congress, the post-office will be
closed from 10 A. NJ. until Z. u. The
carriers will deliver as usual.
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DISPATCH PRINTrNG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILPUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY REST CLASS
OF WORK ut moderate figures and In the most expo
III
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, MoS-
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding. .-In the mat
ter OF w. M. Jackson. The bankrupt was
ordered to show cause on the I'd OF June
next why his proceedings in bankruptcy
should not be dismissed.
In the, case OF James t. Butler & Co. Re
port OF commissioners sale of 3Union "
tract Of land filed, and order confirming the
report entered.
In the matter OF J.. j. Sutherland. The
bankrupt and j. NJ. Goddin, trustee, were
ordered to show cause. on the 1sf oil June
next why the petition of the assignee should
not be granted. The assignee was author
lied to sell the note for $500 given by the
purchaser at the trustees sale and deposit
the proceeds in bank. fs
In the matters OF John Z. Martin and e.
Fisher & Sons. The assignees were dis
charged.
In the matter Of r. Cauthorn. Charles
McGruder was authorized to withdraw the
1 bond proved by him in this cause.
T. In the matter OF Simonsi sc keiningham.
The claim Of Asa Snyder for rent was al-
lowed to the amount OF S1,950, and the clerk
was ordered to check in his favor for the
balance due him. The clerk was also di-
rected to check in favor Of the bankrupts'
attorneys for 800, and the assignee was au'
thorized to sell the bankrupts' chooses In
action. . zr.s.t.lles,
In the matter OF M. w. Rose. The bank.
rupt was ordered to surrender immediate
possession Of the real estate sold by the as
sisnee to the purchaser thereof.
Thomas A. St. Clair, OF Petersburg, wa:
adjudicated bankrupt.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued t.
William n. McDuffey, Of Richmond, ant
Luther P. Ellis, OF Caroline county.
The court adjourned until wednesday
morning the 31st instant.
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DELEGATES TO THE CONSERVATIVE STATE
Convention will report their arrival In the city to
L. 3. SPENCE Son, 1900 Main street, and supply
themselves with summer clothing at very low prices
Cashmere SUITS ten dollars; gauze undershirs, fifty
cents: and all articles of clothing and furnishing
goods at low figures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

TOBACCO INSPECTOR CoAHIssloNED.-The
Governor Yesterday issued commission to
Robert L. Brydie as inspector Of tobacco at
| Oaks warehouse, Petersburg.
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EXAMINATION AT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The final examinations in all OF the public
schools in the city commenced yesterday.
The schools will be closed on June 10th.
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ExcURsIos.-Next Monday there win be
select excursion and basket picnic to
West Point. Dancing, boating, fishing, etc.,
will be the order OF the day. The York
River train will leave at s o'clock promptly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

STRAWBERRY FEsTlvAL.-The young la
dies of the First Baptist church are to have
a strawb berry festival in the iecture-room Of
the church tonight and tomorrow night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

OPENED To-EreHT.-PIzzTNls beautiful Ice
cream saloon will be brilliantly lighted mp this eve
ming after the Lee Concert, and all Of those Wishing
to refresh themselves with icc-crcams, Ices cakes,
| and Strawberries should give him call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

WHERE DELEGATES ARE TO REPoRT.-The
delegates to the Convention, when they ar.
rive in the city, will report at Room 141,
Exchange Hotel, after II NJ. to-day, and OBJ
tain their Convention tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

FULL OF DANGER.-Never laugh at Sore-Throat
or Pain In the Lungs. just such " little ailments ;"
are premonitory OF consumption, and WIsHARr'S
PINE-TREE TAR CORDIAL Is THE ONLY remedy
that CAN thoroughly cure ALL pulmonary COM
nlaints by ruRIrYING the blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

DR.. C. w. BESsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills
are prepared expressly to cure sick headache, ner-
vous headache dyspeptic headache, neuralgia, ner-
vousness, and slceplessness and will cure any oase
Price so cents. Sold By all druggists In Richmond.
PURCELL, LADD Co., agents.
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Lectars.--Rey. John E. Edwards will de-
liver lecture Thursday night at the Meth
odist church upon the subject, Choice OF
Husband" Proceeds for the benefit OF
| the parsonage. -
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FROM the Methodist Protestant, Baltimore, Md. ::
For invallds and those In delicate health we know
nothing better than CoLDEN's LlEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC lNyIGoRAToR.
We recommend 1t from personal knowledge as care"
fully nrenared and being all It claims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-30

THE NATIONAL CoNyENTIoSs.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company offer
tickets to the Cincinnati and st. Louis Con-
yentions at greatly reduced rates.
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T,ry wEt-uEE YESTERDAY was clear and
warm y, oo.
TurEuoNETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, GG;
a. ". Il; II NJ. SO; 5 Z. NJ, 81; 6 L.
= i. midnight. Is. E
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-J Justice
Joseph j. White, presiding.-The follow
ing persons were fined for ordinance viola
lations: T. G.. Bennett, five dollars because
one of his hacks was found obstructing
pavement; Fleming Gary (colored), $3.50
for firing o gun within the corporate limits;
Laura Jones (colored), two dollars for being
drunk and dsorderly on the streets; Fred.
Stewart and Edward Ford (colored), one
dollar each for creating disturbance on the
streets; Margaret Morris (colored), two dol
lars for disorderly conduct; Reeve Jacobs
and Joseph Richards, two dollars each for
| fighting in the streets; Salina Massie and
John Signiago, one dollar each for creating
a disturbance on the streets.
Charles S. Marion, for assaulting and cut
ting at G.. Smith with an axe, was fined $40
and costs.
The case of Fannie Page (colored),
charged with unlawfully and feloniously
assaulting and cutting with q saw Emma
Robinson with intent to kill, was continued
of witnesses. The wound is Of no great
consequence.
John Whitaker, for assaulting and strik-
ing Willie Robinson, child Of Patsey Rob.
inson (colored), was fined S.. Itwas small
affair. Mr.. Whitaker pulled the boys ear
to make him behave.
Grace St. Clair and Delphia Robinson
were charged with fighting and creating q
disturbance. Delphia was to blame. Grace
was discharged, and Delphia, in default OF
surety for ten days. good behavior in the
sum of $50, was committed to jail.
Patrick Harmon was charged with shooting
at Owen Murtha with intent to kill, in Net
Murphy's bar-room. The witnesses were Q
little reluctant to testify, but it appeared
that politics had nothing to do with TIT
trouble, but whiskey probably had: Han
non was sent on under the statute of shoot
ing at another in q public place. Bail wa
allowed and given in the sum OF $500.
William II. Cousins was sent to jail To-
forty-cight hours for stealing bouquet from
f. Mosmiller. Mr.. Mosmiller's boy wa
sent to town with bouquets to sell. Cousin
met him and took one away, for which n
was arrested. ..
Archer Owens (colored), charged wit
deceiving Emma Edwards under promise
marriage, was sent on to the Hastings Cour
for indictment.