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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
.... H. N. BAKER, Judet.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register 3wB

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub.cr-
~ Der has been duly appointed Administrsir
JOHN j. kEBLER, late of Chelsea,
IN the county OF kennebec, deceased interstate, apd
ms undertaken that trust by given bond as the Law
uIrccts' All persons, therefore, having demands
aghs the estate of said deceased are desired to e.
hioit the samefor settlement and all indebted to SAD
estate are requested to make Immediate payment to
August 9th 1880. 3w3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

kENNEBEC COUNTT-In Probate Court, he'd
at A"g"sta, on the fourth Monday Of Augud
ID ENJAMIN NJ PRESCOTT. Administraorop
- the estate of ISAAC N. PRESCOTT lsied
monmouth In said county, deceased having presented
ms hrsl account OF administration for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be siyen three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of
September next in the kennebec Journal, news
paper printed IN Augusta, that all persons interest
ed may attend at Probate Court then 10 be held G
a Ahngl,ssfa, and show cause, if any, why the sans
49,. 90, II. X. BAKER, Judge =
Attest: CHARLES HFwINs Raoist.r W.
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The Real Yankee.
J. s. BLACK.

["B.," In Baltimore SunJ
CORNwALL PLAIN, Conn, August D.
He ewbo expects to see the Yankees
in such rapid and iDcessant motion as to be
scarcely visible TO the unasslsted eye will
soon discover his mistake. They are as
law, one is tempted to say, as the denizens
OF the Tidewater counties OF Maryland or
Virginia. At all events, they take life
easy, hang about the store (which differs
from our country stores only in being
cleaner), chew tobacco, spit in moderation,
talk-more about DR.. Tanner than about
poItics--and do not wbittle. OF this last am
positive, not man having opened a jack
knife in my presence during my whole stay
here, which has lasted nearly week. Nor
do they in the field exhibit more energy
than our people. Scythes are swung no
faster. the crops OF oats and hay are gatt cred
no more quickly, horses are driven no more
RAPIDLY tnan with us. Here again actual
observation has cured Il mistake OF long du-
ration with me, and doubtless with most
southern men. We believe that Yankee
horses are all real fat, and that Yankee vehi-
cles are always kept in good order. Not so
at all. Comparatively few Of the horses
hereabOuts are fat and sleek, or carefully
groomed and curried every day; on The
contrary, their ribs are generailv visible,
and in some few cases the proverhial bat
might be hung on their hip-bones. AS arule,
they are dark in color, with un. n.;ainly bodies,
but clean-Iimbed and fleet Of foot, carrying
heavy loads a long distance without fatigue,
certainly without distress. Ancient ana
rusty vehicles, with wabbliug wheels, are in
large majority, spick and spanking turnouts
being rarely seen. In word, Doth men
and tlsings are much the same as in our
country parts. And yet, on occasion, see
how Yankee energy discovers itself. At
A. NJ. on the Sd OF this month the store and
post-oflice in Millerton, n. Y, twenty miles
of, was robbed Of goods, stamps, &c.
amounting to $500. At noon OF that very
day advertisements describing the robbers
and offering a reward of $1,000 for then
capture were in all the towns and villages
for fifty, perhaps hundred miles around
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baltimore Amerit anil


Peaches-peaches- -peaches-nothing but
Deaches could be seen on Light. Street wharf
Monday. Peaches for packers, peaches for
shippers, peaches for Arabs, and peaches
for private purchasers; peaches in boxes,
peaches in baskets. and peaches dumped In
the bottom of wagons without either boxes
or baskets. Everybody had peaches. Load
after load went away rough the by-streets.
An army of colored men marched and
counter marched from the wharf 10 the
Wagons and from the wagons to the boats,
and still the supply seemed to be unceas-
ing, Prices were nowhere. All the deal
ers thought about was how to get The
boxes back to the producers. Any offer
was accepted for ripe fruit from ten cents
upwards, and many were given away il the
recipient would only leave the box. The
glut of Saturday was pretty well cleaned
up. Anywhere between $4,000 and 25.0O0
packages was the estimate made OF the ar
rivals. and the fruit was in excellent con-
dition and the best that has yet come TO
Baltimore. Everybody on Light.Street
wharf had peaches. Excursionists were
eating them, while heads OF families per-
spired under the boxes they were carrying
home to preserve. Mechanics came down
at noontime and made their purchases, ana
small SPECTATORS OF the co!ored race laid in
stock which at any other time would have
made them bankrupt or wealthy. Now>s
the time for your peach festivals-before
the growers announce again that :" the crop
is a total failure"
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POLICE COURT. William Terry (colored),
charged with stealing and carrying away a
pocket-book containing eighteen cents, the
property Of Clarence Pace. Not guilty.
Lizzie Kelly (cOlOred), charged with steal
ing and carrying away a dress valued at 81,
the property OF Eliza Jones, was found
guilty and sentenced TO be confined i'm jail
fifteen days.
James Jones (colored), charged with hay
ing in bis possession n pair OF reins and a
bride stolen from Il. I. Archer, was found
guilty and sentenced to receive ten stripes.
Walter Jones, charged with unlawfully
assaultng and beating Peter White. Dis
charged on payment OF costs.
Peter White (colered), charged with as
sauting and beating Samuel Adams, was
fned $3.50.
Temple King (coorcdl, charged with
stealing forty five cents from Scott Watkins.
Not guilty.
John Jackson (coIorcd), charged with as
sauting and heating Willie Washir gton,
was fined 81 80 and required to pay the
costs.
William ii. Saddler (colored), charged
with being drunk and unable TO take care
OF himself, was fined 3.
Mary Washington, Mary Johnson, and
Susan Adams (all co0red), charged win
lighting in the street, were fined - each.
John johnson, charged with keeping a
junk-shop without n license, and George Is.
Bull, charged with selling watermelons in
the Second Market after market hours.
Continued until to-day.
Edwin o. Fitzgerald, charged with al
lowing a vicious dog to run at large and
bite Edwin O'Keefe. The dog was ordered
TO be removed from the city or 10 be killed.
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Moucure ID. Conveys Church.
New York Sun interview

y
al must tell you," continued Mr.. Con-
way after q pause, "of the improvements
in my chapelin London, that is to be deco
rated in the interior during my trip to ibis
country, Ny congregation numbers over
1--WE hundred now, and among them are
MANY bright, vigorous iutelects, graduates
OF the great universities. Every seat Is
filled. The music is said to be the best IN
Tondon. Herr Trou.elle, composer ana
an enthusiastic follower Of Wagner, is con-
ductor. The hymns we sing are from the
works OF Dante and Goethe, ana OF otneT
great poets. Above the platform where l
sit are 10 be built three arches, with Inc
name Jesus over the central arch, with
Buddha over the left arch, and Shakespeare lie
runnino around the chapel are to be painted
in brilliant colors the names OF Zoroaster,
Socrates. Confucius, Pythagorus, Plato,
Marcus AurelIus, Seneca. Mohammed, So
cinius, Seryetus, swedenborg, Channing,
Theodore Parker, and other great religious
leachers.v ..rI...
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dIsappoIpted. ! hope | atoned In some
measure for few Of my political sins and
shortcomings by going TO the cemetery at
the Maison Blanc, near the old walls OF
Paris, and paying the votive honors due to
his grave. To balance somewhat better the
weight OF my obligation, | united with
Others In providing for a monumental tablet
which Is 10 express, conspicuously and
plainly, the revereniial respect that all true
Americans feel for his memory. But, after
all, | fear that my individual debt Is in
creased rather than diminished; for the day
of nv life marked with the wbitcst stone Is
the one spent at La Grange, invited there,
welcomed and entertained with superabun-
dant kindness by a family whose virtues
and talents, not less than its descent from
one Of the best and greatest OF men, have
made it ilustrious.
AS GORGEOUS AS AsN0SARCHY.
I saw the great .tkte Of the Fourteenth.
The presentation OF the flags at Longchamps
was military ceremonial, gorgeous and
imposing as any that the heart OF man ever
conceived. But II were Frencbman, |
think ! would rather not be reminded in
this striking way that three hundred regi-
ments lost their cclors In the war with
Germany. Even to a stranger the ques-
tiOn Is painful: What use shall be made
OF this enormous army once so badly
beaten and now so fully recruited !
Will it be used 10 protect the inde-
pendence OF the nation, or to destroy the
rights OF the people! The Lord alone
knows; for The history Of France during a
hundred years past has been hut mockery
OF human foresight. Meanwhile this sus-
ceptible people became delerious with the
pleasures Of the great illumination on the
following night. No disorder, no excess OF
eating or drinking c0arSened the scenes or
marred their effect; but all Paris surren-
dered its heart TO the intoxicating Joy
OF the occasion. 1t was indeed in
describably beautiful. The late Empire
was splendid abortion, but what a
curious Government they have put in It's
place. Calling itself republic, 1T is POM
pous. expensive, and snowy as an Oriental
monarchy. Protesting to guard the equal
rights OF the people, and to preserve order
by administering justice according to law,
IL pardons men by the thousand who have
been legally and justly convicted OF the
most frightful crimes-not only pardons the
crimes, but receives the criminals back TO
the capital with a grand ovation. This Is
called mercy, but it can hardly be said that
Z" the quality OF mercy is not strained .
J. s. BLACK.
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ROBBERY IT AMEIIL CO. cTEOrsE.~ Mon
day night the house OF the postmaster at
Amelia COuIt thouSe was entered and robbed.
The lighthouses OF Mr.. VI. Il. Lloyd and OF
several other citizens were also robbed. The
robbers were pursued some miles up the
railroad and one caught. He was colored,
and gave his name as George Lindsey. one
other party was shot at tour times, but sue:
ceeded in making his escape. A number OF
chickens and many articles OF clothing were
recovered. The man caught says he Is from
DanyilIe. He had with HIM a brass check
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany and key belonging TO the SpOtSwood
Hotel. The man who escaped is said TO be
named Lewis Hix. With the captured thief
was found a ladies' satchel containing lot
OF articles OF feminine wearing apparel.
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MoRTuAHY REPORT for the week ending

MORTuARY REPORT for the week ending
August 7, 1880:
Cause Of Death: Briqht's disease, 1
white; cancer, white; cbolera.iDfautnm.
l white. 3 coored; consumption, white, .
coI0red; diarrbGi. I eoIored diphtberia,
white; dysentery, white, 2 coIored; epi-
lepsy, colored; fever (typhoidb white, l
colored; hemorrhage, white; hydrocepha-
lus, white kidney. y.dseasP. white; ma
rasmus, z white; old age, 2 wbfte, 2 col.
ored; paralysis, white; perifonitis, |
white; pneumonia, l white, l enforced;
premature Birth. l coIored; teeihiBg, 3
colored; unknown, / colored; wboorfng-
cough, white, 2 colored. Whole numser OF
deaths in the city, exclusive Of still-birrhs,
40. Age: One day to thirty, 3 colored; one
month TO six, 3 white, 8 cOored-total. y;
six months to twelve, 2 white; one year
to three, white, ) colored-total. Z; three
years 10 five, white. cOored-total, 3 !;
ten years TO twenty, white, colored-
total, 2; twenty years to thirty, | white, |
colored-total, . thirty years to forty, l
white; forty years to fifty, 2 white; ffty
years to sixty, white; seventy years TO
eighty, 3 white. colored-total, 4; eighty
years TO ninety, white. colored-total. 3;
one hundred years and upwards, l COL
colored-total, 81; married, white;
widowers, white, colored-total, 2;
widows. white, colored-total, 6. Ma
iuity: Richmond, 10; other parts OF the
United States, 1S; Germany, 1; Ireland, 1;
Scotland, /. Locality: Marshall Ward, 3
white, colored-total, 7; Jefferson Ward,
6 white; Madison Ward, , white; Monroe
Ward, white, colored-total, 8; Clay
Ward, white, l colored-total, = jack
son Ward, 1 white, colOred total, 10;
almshouse, 3 cOlOred. Whole number OF
deaths for month Of July, 173-white, So;
colorcd. Sj.
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Brief HeaS.-The Chesterheld Couns,t
Court met Monday, and, adaf being in sss-.
sion shost while, adjourned for the term.
Kew. W. A. Campbell. OF the PresbN9-
sian chnreh, who has bean 10 very fss6te
health FOR some time, - ssill quite stat at
Lexington. A letter received from here
Saturday states that be IS no better.
The police will sooll start out on 81 aunt
for owners Of unliceased dogs. Vh3se VINO
have not purchased d medals should 40 so at
once. ,, T..
phe Hastings court has adioasned for
The term, after haing in session about ten
days. or,;oo
At the MAYORS Court yesterday morning
Mayor Gentry disposed Of ssssral trihlns
cases.
Rev. T. II. Lacy, the new pastor for th'
Meade. MemaYial church. wstl assume pas
toral charge next sunday. Tne eongregs
lion are preparing to receive him.
The two eolored BOYS feand IN car oil
the Dsnyiile road, and Wno were arrested
here Monday, were discharged ~ III
Mayors Court Yesterday morning.
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BE n EF A CT r. So.

just open the door for her, and Mrs. Winsiow wi II
prove the American Florence Nightingale of The
Nursery. or This we sure that sc Will teach
our Susy" to say " 4 blessing on Mrs. Raslow Z"
for helping her to survive and escape the gripng
colickIng, and teething siege. MRS. WISIOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the cbild from pain.
and cures dysentery aud diarrhGa. lt softens the
gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wind-eeiic, and
carries the infant safety through The tceng period.
Il performs precisely what II processes to perform
every prt OF it--nOthius less. We have never seen
Mrs. Winsow-know her only through the prepara-
tion of her &" Soothing syrup for Chdren Teeth
Ing" If we had the power would MAKE her, as
she IS physical savior to the infant race Sold by
all druggists. 20 cents bottle. de 3-eOdlw
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERsoyAI-BRJEy ITEMs.-Rcv. J. IT..
Eager, late pastor oI The Manchester Bap-
tist church, preached In Memphis, Tenn,
Sunday. August 1t.
Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, Of Coyington, Va.
and an old Richmond boy, has accepted the
position of general superintendent Of the
Baptist Sunday-School and Bible Board OF
Virginia.
The V. NJ. L. Club meets tonight at Gem
eral Walkers residence.
The Venable Street Baptist Sunday school
will have an excursion to Mount Pleasant
to-day:
The Richmond Caledonian Club have
adopted suitable resolutions OF respect TO
their late clansman William Sbanks.
Annawon Tribe, |. o. Il. ~. will have
their annual excursion to We5 Point next
Monday. The attractions will be many and
the cost trifing.
Several excursion parties for Martha's
Vineyard, Nantucket. the White Noun
tains. and other attractive summer resorts,
are expected to leave the city to-day aud to-
morrow.
The First (colored) Baptist CHURCH SUM-
day school had monster excursion to
Undertakes Grove. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, yesterday.
The Sunday school OF ST. Patrick's Ca
thedral went up to Bon Air and spent a
pleasant day.
An alarm Of fire was turned in yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock from Box No. 80.
City Almsbouse. A few shingles upon the
roof OF q house situated near the alarm-boX
were burned. Loss triflIng.
The Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Club were in Hampton Roads Sunday wait
ing for good weather. An extract from the
log kept by q naughly-cal newspaper man
says, "Tne wind east and the weather
threateniDgi' Both OF the other Richmond
clubs were anchored near the Old Do
minion.
A son OF Mr.. 5. ID. Chamberlain. residing
on Jackson street beyond Adams, was badly
bitten by vicious dog Monday evening.
Yesterday the ll:40 A. NJ. train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad ran on side track at BOulton.
breaking a turn.table and iniuring the en-
zine and an eXpIess-car. The switch was
no; misplaced, but the accident was caused
by defective air.brakes.
The Richmond Knights Templar will
leave to attend the triennia conclave IN
Chicago Friday night at 10:4j O'Clock.
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AMBULANCE CALLS YESTERDAY.-The city
ambulance was called out yesterday MORN
inc to attend carpenter named Thomas
Staeg, who was injured while at work in
building on Franklin street between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. He was
handling some shelving. when 1t fell down,
painfully iniuring him. He was taken
to his home, No. 4O2 north Twenty-seyenth
street.
The ambulance was called out again du.
ring the day to attend white man who was
seized with cramp at the TredeSar WORKS.
He was carried TO his residence, i'll the up
per mart OF the city.
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.CRAND EXCURSION To- CHICAGO
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND ONO R.laLRoAD.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO KNIGH HTS EEMPLAR,
MERCHANTS. AND OTHBEs.

The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
has made Speca arrangements for steamers 10 leave
IluujIngto the arrival OF eXDIcss train leaving
Richmond at 1913 L. VI. OF fRlDAg the 18th OF
August.
Those wishing TO leave on this train should report
their names TO one Ot!the c9mmittt o. more than
one steamer may tie necessary.
Those wishing to leave Ric1mOnh on the 18th,
3tn, anu l4th August will take team leaving al
5 4. VI.
Persons from DanviEe LynChbTe, and Alexan-
dria viii take night train Of Virginia Midland rail
road and connect with the Chesapeake and Ohio
tram al charlottesville and GOrdol. nile.
Tickets for he round trip from ltichmOnd and re
turn. including meals and Dertns OHIO river bolb
ways. ouy ZIG good 10 Ieturniulias September D,
1850.
I ne pubic Is assured that tbs Is the cheapest
and most de irdble, route. ycenDt only avoid the
great crowds bat have The nriNsiege Of stopping at
the Virginia sprBg on their return.
Tickels for sale by A. w. Garbsr $40 Main street ;
AT The Office Of the CheSaneako itEsi ONO railroad.
and by the comInittee--JohA u Wright. J0hn u.
sui, j. V. Bldgo0d. O. N. MagsbaA Henry Rodeker,
aud JnO f.. Laught0n, Jr. au 7'dil4
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THE AMALGAMATED IR0N-WORKERs' AS
sOCIATION-OFFICERS ELECTED.-IheA Anal
gamated Association OF Iron and Steel
Workers OF the United States, in session at
Pittsburgh. Monday elected the following
officers President. John jarrett, OF Sharon,
Pa; Secretary, William Martin, OF Pitts
burgh; Treasurer, James Penney, of Pitts
burgh. Trustees William Wiehe, Samuel
S. Waitenegbi, OF Pittsburgh, and {. ID.
Tbomp.on, OF Wheeling, W. Va.
The above item will be OF interest from
the fact that there are two unions in this
city and vicinity connected with the Asso-
ciation-Old Dominion, No. /, Of Mancbes-
ter, composed Of the employees OF the Ola
Dominion Iron and Nal-W WOr&s Company,
on Belle Island, and Tredegar, No. 2, which
embraces the operatives OF the Tredegar
Iron.W Works, OF Richmond.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy aud
pleasant. In the afternoon between "a and
5 O'Clock there was heavy fall OF rain, ceas-
ing about nightiall. At midnight it was
cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, "A !;
Q A. NJ, SO; noon. 90; p. Nj, S4; p.
ST.. 7G; midnight. 72.
Mean temperature, 79s.
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THE CHICAGO EYCURsI0N.-Attention Is
again called to the opportunity offered oil
visiting Chicago on the occasion OF the Tri.
ennial Concave OF the knights Templar OF
the United States. Persons going can stop
at any of the western cities and at the Vir-
oinia springs. The fare has been put down
to panic prices. and such another chance to
visit the new Queen City OF the West may
not be offered, it may be for years, and II
NAV be forever. For full particulars see adj
yertisement.
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ACQUITTED OF FIGHTING on THE HIGH SEAS.
Edgar Pearce, a mate on the schooner L. q:
Schultz, now lying at the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad wbarves, below The city, was
before United-S tes-Commlssione Atkins
Yesterday charged with assaulting ana beat
Ing Ado ph Hortwicke, sailor on the same
vessel, on the high seas. The charges
against Pearce proved to be frivolous, ano
he was discharged.
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SENT TO JAIL.-Harriet De Long alias
Mary Parker, the white woman who was
arrested Monday afternoon charged with
stealing a piece OF cloth valued at 50 30 from
J. L. Smiths store, on Main near Twelfth
street, was before the Police Court yesterday
morning. She was found guilty and SEN
fenced TO be confined in the city Jail thirty
days. The prisouer is widow and has
several small children. She has resided in
Richmond about ten years, and has hereto
fore horne q GOOD character.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY

Verdict Set ASide.-In the Chester beld
County Court Monday. William Mitchell, a
colored cx.penitentiary convict, was tried
for stabbng and wounding Aleck Jones
(colored) at Granite. The jury iouad the
prisoner guilty, and assessed his teTm OF
imprisonment at two years in the peniten.
tiary. The Court set aside the verdNet and
granted The accused new trial. Mitchell
has already served two terms in aAe peni'
Tertiary, and il be is sent there ssan be
vtlI cro for life
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MADDox MUsr MovE.-Mr. Arthnr A.
Spiizer, who has been in Washington seve-
raj days looking after the deputy-collector-
shin of Richmond. returned to the city yes
terday, and stated 10 a Dispatch reporter
that he expected to get his reinstatement
papers to-day. Mr.. Splitter was removed
from that Office by DR.. Mills, who appointed
Samuel +. Maddox deputy collector 10 sue
ceed Mr.. Splizer. Mr.. Maddox has held the
office about three weeks, and 1t seems that
he must move out for the old deputy.
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UrxpIco corNTY. August 10. 1886

HENKICU IULNI1, hU-UNI IVj IVOV'
10 Editors Dispatch: Your issue OF to-
day SAYS that meeting OF Readiusters held
at Henrico courthouse on yesterday was
composed OF nineteen whites and fifteen
negroes. Your reporter was not present,
and YOU have been incorrectly Informed.
The meeting was composed OF over thirty
white citizens OF high standing and re-
spectability, representing intelligence. pro-
pertv, and political Influence. Not one S5n
ale cotored person participated IN the meet
ina. You will please publish this corree-
ton. Very respectfully, yours, &c,
MYER ANGLE.
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FIyED.-At the Police Court Yesterday
morning Jasper Jackson (colcred} was up
charged with assauting and striking foise-
man Fox with a stick while in tbe discbaree
of bis duty. The offence was commItteaa ~
the Republican meeting Mondly nighl'
Jackson was tined $40. In default OF pay.
ment he was sent to jail, with labor iof
forty days
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FLOUR SHIPPED TO BRAzIL.-The Portu-
guesc brig Mariana, Santos master, cleared
from the custom-hOuse yesterday for Rio
Grande DO Sui with a cargo comprising
2,O4O barrels OF -four, valued at Sl3. l07.30; !;
and the Holland brig Goldhart, Skkimo
master, for Bahia, With 2,425 barrels OF
flour, valued at 15.l6O 90. The first cargo
was shipped by the HaXall-Crenshaw Com
pany, and the second by Messrs. Dunlop X
I.aIrn