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Portsmouth, Ne,o Hanapshire,--Tor ro,ou..
,ra s,ore siding mill, extension of sbinbo cutters
tar ~ I JOCK machinery and tools gaI;, Iai-
~ ., u uiains completing plumbers, c Sius gut
ui Shops quay walls; completing nopl
sIiap extension Of ship.house Z. tyO piers
ana siytaen ,hn u or trepalrs all kinds three h
Boston TWO hundred and fifty dollar
bniIdin addition to second story of o uois;
os Sips one set spinning ~ lopewak, two
H. iopeWaik machinery tar Nh mi s and repairs
dollars. '' i'ty-iour thousand five hundred
and dollars. ouuuing, twenty-five thous-
graIipo to r continuing quay wall
office additin urains paving and Hapein- 1 .oe'
chlne shop and ironplatina sh"n. continuation of
SNIP mouse ID; launching ways for launching ways
,ahi Ms.eI pipes and hydrants pensrai' iers shop
~ the yard; and repairs IF I'll increase of
ty- three dollars. ' 'e'eh hundred and six.
nzstaaasspn,afor boat shop; machine sbou
storenouse; plumbers shop crib foundation saw-mi
ing ways; brick wall around new rcha.o LOT launch
new purchase; repairs Of dry dock: repa;rs Ohead at
ming on new purchase; and repairs ofail lind uredger
dollars. ""nored and eighty
Wdshington-For completing copper ro,linc r.,,
entlon; completing storehouse for provisions. ex"
or railway; coal depot and machinery: cradle
tagging nddrainng; dredging channels ra a
thousand three hundred dollars. 'kn'een
NorJoE-For repairs ofboat-shed number tventv.n;r.
epairs OF timber sheds number thirty and ,h;s
epars OF naval store number fifteen; repairs of sth,
spars OF carpenters shop repairs Of buildings
ineteen ana thirtyseveh; machinery and fools dred;a
nannes and repairs Of all kinds four hundred and
gnt thousand I'VE hundred dollars. ''N''
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In The RECONSIDERATION of silver ores from the mines where
the Is srs sScayatsd 70 'ns place whefe 'ne' rs
That section enc hundred and three be further amended
Inv inserting after the words and any foreign port the
ord shut such duty shall be assessed upon the trans
nortion of persons and property shipped from port with
IN Inc United States through foreign territory 70 por
within the United States and @
within the United States receiving such freight or trans
that section one hundred ana three oe
BY adding g. 1s ems Tat sp no tax under s Sec
ton shall be assessed upon any person
ID not exceed one thousand dollars per annum. =,
W That section one hundred and five by amended py
striking out at tho end thereof the words for the quar-
ter then next preceding'p o,aoa hv
That section one hundred sno nihs "a enSs ~
word atwo," and inserting in lieu thereof the word
"three" trs - ..u h. onosnaad Nv stril<-
nnt sster the words "and redemption thereof the
In nn, tbnny savings bank having no capital Stock
and whose confined e q s
,. and which do no other business q
r,.. sac,on one hundred and sixteen be amended by
stirling ont ali after the enacting clause, anc M
in lieu thereof the following hs animal gains
nro and income q every person residing IN the
States or of any citizen of the Unteo Ssas rsnfs
abroad whether derived from any 1r rom any profession
Or vocation carried on in the United
States or elsewhere or nom any other soutco ndra3
duty of i've per csntIm on ave- thousand dollars and
duy of ten per centum the excess over nve
d,isrs. and in sscsrtaning the income OF any person
y. hs smSurt q afS Sg law With
IN. t,, ~ the dividends made by such fnstitu,
t aSS osg he Of
officer 90 20 rShed shall ce
sna pc ~ a% which would be
duty hsssn tds Ssas pro
shall be assessed collected and paid Spop first dsy
n NEXT preceding the time for eyyins S
ing and paying said duty h9v,asSS and Other sscuri
rived from interest upon notes. ponI' remiums on gold
and coupons shall be n estimating r ons
der this section evdd further In made Ssf ION the ag
ton Of six hundred dollsr sna - az any family com
posed Of parent. "a %pcr ehi1essp ne pros realized
Wiz A." ~ rceI stsje purchased wthn ne year ior
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the section of the act to which thss an amend
ment who shall mark or aax stamp upon pom ~ caa
in manner to be prescribed by the commissioner o. IN,
terna revenue, denoting Ore kind Or form Oh
the weight Of such package with inc aa.e U,,ch nsnec
tpr shall In all cases be paid by the owner o. tne
tred tobacco snuff OF cigars SO any x
And the penalties for the fraudulent marking OF any poN
or other package of tobacco snuff or cigars and ior
fraudulent attempt to evade the duties on tobacco
or cigars 80 inspected by changing in any manner ars
package or the marks thereon shall be the same as are
provided in relation to distilled spirits by existing laws
And all cigars manufactured after the passage OF this act
snuff and cigars whether of domestic manufacture or
imported which shall be sold pass out of the hands Of
h ns ,SoSt the marks or stamps axsd BY
the Inspector unless otherwise provided shall be forfeited
and may be seized wherever found and shall be sold
half of the proceeds of such sale to be paid to the in
farmer and the other moety to the United States The
commissioner of internal revenue shall keep an account
Of all stamps n an o III sh no
them used placed upon boxes containing cigars and Of
ali tobacco snuff and cigars inspected and the name of
the m " s 10. Of the district
and distinct Recount OF the same; and also re-
turn to the said on an ssa r mot
nj performances of all the duties 70 which ne may pc as
sd and to return account for all stamps winch may
placed IN ms u;nstywo be smesd by striking out the
nrds by this acs and inserting n lieu thereof the
words aby law" H. III ,all,,. a, ,a..,,,a ,,.-
the words "pea coal. the wIiu over threeeehth inch
ssh n the paragraph relating to gas Dy auus ases
the words understood TO be- IN the h,ss conanv
words I'm sSaIp y, e in tbs lat proviso in s
paragraph on gas after the WORDS ,ioror and
INST occur the words land where they occur
the second time in said proyso the words ,ne IN
ducts Of the manufacture Of ammonaicai srI 70
sorting after the word "naphtha" In the q
Iatin the word ~
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an AG supplementary to an Act entitled Gan Act to pre-
scribe aa oath OF Office, and for other PurposesD an
proved July two, eighteen hundred and sixty-two. ~
- aeea oy ne Senah and House Of Representatives
VIC uHeu Stes V 1nerica IN Congress assembled That
~ after the date Of this act shall be admitted to
iue par Oh inc supreme court of the United States or at
ay Time after the fourth OF March next shall be admitted
ne par Of any circuit or district court of the United
or OF the court OF claims attorney or COUNSEL
r OF such court or shall be allowed to appear and be
heard in any such court by virtue of any previous adms
SION OF any special power of attorney unless he shall have
and subscribed the oath prescribed In San act to
pro I'm oath Of Office, and for other purposes" APP
yuly Two, eighteen hundred and sxty-two accord
III " .e forms and in the manner in the said act pro-
Wnch SAID oath SO taken and subscribed shall be
preserved among the files of such court and any person
$ s falsely take the said oath shall be guilty Of per-
jury anu on conviction shall be liable to the pains and
penalties OF perjury, and the additional Mains and penal
ties in the said act provided f ~ f
Approved, January ~, 1865.
Az ACT granting to the Michigan City Harbor Company
the use oil government Piers In said Harbor for ths
purpose OF protecting said Harbor = 80
. nc " edIed by the Senate and House of penre ,e,,,a
We mo- m t Ieq ats Of america in Congress assem-
iaroor Company, at Michigan CITY, in the stass of ~
a me privilege OF using the foundation OF The old
piers now in said harbor for the purpose n
improving and protecting the said harbor, and no ex-
penses made by the said harbor comnonv ior th;. 49,.
ment. "e'' '"o goVerh-
SEC :. And be further enacted That MICHIGAN Civ
ue state OF Indiana is hereby constituted port Of
% suect 70 the same regulations and restrictions
ports OF delivery Of the United States and the
au port OF delivery is hereby annexed TO- and made
o. 'he collection district of Chicago in the State Of
, And there shall be appointed surveyor of the
, 70 reside at said port, who shall receive an an
annum As' ""u my "''''S PUT
Approved, February 2s. 1865.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-17
Notice..

THHE Stores will be opened on wEDNEs.
u DAY. the 10th inst. for the asle Of .provi-
sions for cash. in proportion to the number in
the family and the quantity on hand.
The resident poor of the city will be under
the direction OF :he City Council, which will
issue to them Tickets for nrnyie;nn.
The poor living beyond the limit. of the city
will be supplied with tickets by the State Exc
cutive Committee.
Persons will take notice of the above: and d
Joint COMMITTEES, Of the State and city will
meet daily. At Mr.. Baskin's house. the corner ol
Plain and Pickens street-commencing MON!
DAY next. 18th inst, at o'clock a.. m, for the
purpose Of issuing new tickets.
f. L. KERRISON.
April l6- Chairman Joint Committee
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6IOC10H08O00e
I. >. GOODWIN. Mayor of the city Of
~ Columbia. 8. C.. call earn estly upon the
sit,ssas ts aiG The municipai authorities in tho
psss1evatisn Of order, peace and Law. The
kvs made ssd provided for their naintenance
viii b strictly enforced. It is, therefore, ear
1sstly rs4sssesd that any and every enersacL.
neat b lsenR&iy reported to the proper
eakse5s. II ias ssHree Of deep regret to the
'egssative tAat laxity Of morals exists among
ssns psgtiens Of eur inhabitants. inasmuch a.
they sts dnily trspassing on the rights Of
etbSss, whose snsiosnres are not secure by p.o.
per fencing: eiss. on the shade trees on the pub
lie strests The Law in thess instances, as well
- al laws fer the protection Of public and pri.
vese property, will b enforced.
It. has alss bean reported that parties are
h9i.ging into tAs city .pirituous liquors for sale
It i m1eh to hs deprecated that this source Of
tra1ks should eaiat ae such . time, when our
iahsbstsnts stand ia daily want Of food. Sc
vsrs nsasures aeaiast the retailing of liq.ers
nnst be ressrtad to. in order to stop the spread
Of this grievsus evil; trusting ON an Ali-wise
Providence to sustain me in this our time Of
nfaistiea. and relying on sll good citizens 70
assist the astheritiss in maintaining order Is
eur.city. ~
Givea, .aasr ny h.as, this f..rsh day Of
April, 1895. +. j. GOODWIN.
April
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Tri-WSskly $40 q 1Eo.th-
! Payable In Advance.
sxI szIBK coIUMa1A.

FaoM NA1cHEz-ws extract the following
rsey paragraph from . letter from Matches,
psblished In the New Orleans zsmss:
Since the command Of the rebel department.
has been assumed BY Gen. Forrest, It haA in.
creased in numbers and improved in vigilance
To the serious detyinen: of the cotton trad,
Gen. Adatne arrested .one thirty Of his me-:
and ofacsrs engaged in running out cotton t..
Rodney and Grand Gulf few days ago. ~ :
the cotton buyers are experiencing rethAr =
rough time on both sides Of the lines NJ
Chasle. Vessel and Mr.. Fulton were e=p:==.
last week, and John J. jackson. Fulton =, !:
liberated. but Wesssl is still retainsd.l
Some sntsrPri.ing apd4 vsntureas esttsr
Toom.y vensarsd TOO far from the .hor. At N. M,
Dix's Plsntation short tims.ago, snA sneou1,
tered two rebel Pieksts, who: promptly d1d
politely exchanged clothing with him. q the
same time forgetting to return his watch and
money, supposing, probably, that these ., tislss
Of luxury went with the store clothes. Obss1v.
ing the terror of the cotton aspirant, they
Marched him of into the swamp, and suggested
peren,ptory orders iron, Gen Adams, . prayer
of some kind. if ha hepppened to be acquainted
with that peculiarly soothing style OF iteza-
ture. would not Be Inappropriate. The terror
stricken prisoner, seixing upon the idea, fell
upon his kseea in the mud, and applied himself
to the exercise with such extraordinary vigor
and persistenee, that the patience. of the rebsla
ge:t<d that he had probably stated his cs.. IN Il
full and that any inofe Of that sort of thing
might only prejudice his affairs in the warmer
climate to which they were about to cs.sign
him, and aee2rdigggly, bade. him prepare for
immediate and, Is they assured him, easy
exodus, enc of them "a doctor, perhaps, y dfhs-
ing upon the pleasure Of death BY hanging.
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THE COLUMBIA PHGNIX
N fusIasa1D DAILY AND rx1.wEExaY,
= Y j ULsIA n A. ELBY.

The Daily IL Issued every ner,ing, except
ssadsy, at $50 month. Tri.Weekly, tuesday,
!hsfs1ay and Saturday, at so q month, inva.
So :. .1v.noe. Single copies 81.
.. Assresssments inserted At IS per square (ten
lias) for each, insertion.
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/. j. stated that Sherman, while Johnston v a.
ehe,ny, quietly sent Of portion ot his army 10 10
Grsnt-so that it was Ii, veterans Of Grant
and Sherman combined who made the furious
charges upon our lines. The enemy's loss is
placed at 10000 men, while ours viii not it is
Dositivsly stated, exceed 5000.
p Col! Mchaster, Of the 18th s. c. Regiment,
was captured in the battle before Petersburg,
on the 3bth inst. In-his regiment. there were
killed, ~ wounded and l4a missisg.
Gen. Pickett vas killed in the battle iuat
before Richmond was 'evaeuatad. &c
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List Of Deserters and Absentees.

List Of Deserters and Absentees.
377H REGIMENT :
no F-G Debnach, w Cpckrel1, A DeLoach.
~ C DeI.oaca, n DeLoaeh. A " CAN'T, F II
Griffith. J H Goodman, T + Logan, Edgsfield
Die trict.
Co As AcAtun, Edgefeld District.
Co F-W l. Evans, Riehland District
Co CT Knight, Ricklapd District
Co Nj Waieh, Hichland District
Co C-B w Whaley, M Floyd, s W Fi.her,
J Taylor, Richland Districts
Co Al Brown, + Choat, D Cliphton, ] P
JsImain, r b 3 Harmett, J. Holmes, r North,
r P Js'nson, 6 s Pratt, - Singleton. W J
Vincent Thos HuRer, W Lacey, W Webb c
Bnchaaap, A Duncan, B Ferris, H w King,
W Perry, Richland District.
1ZH BATTALION.
Co Capt r Msakin, Corp Thos " ilson,
John B.axsll. John Campbell. Jshn Cook, G
Dennis. yehn Evans, Wesley Gewsns, G P Hu.-
sey, 8 Levitt, + Lovitt Martin D Martin, H
Medlin, . Outsn, w Rush, Riols, John StricL-
ling, Shannon, J j Weleh, u Williams, d
Wooten. " Wfeadhams Robert Davis, g Y
Taylor, Richland District.
Co D-Jshn Carroll, d NJ Mum, Rishland
District
Co G-Thes Madin, W NJ Wilson, A EWard,
Rishland District.
Co HID Roberts, w c Roberts, Robert
Gates, D Livingston, W AeLauehiin, b A
Dongherty, Riehland District April Is
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A Card.

a NG4Us
WILL continue to attend to sales of FUENI
Il IURE, MERCHANDISE, REAL ESTATE
and STOCKS. at Private Sale and at Auction.
Liberal advances made upon sll articles sent ta
me for sale. Fer the present, apply at INV
residence, Bridge street.
Orders left with Mr.. j. c. PEIXOTTO, lat
Mr.. Walters residsnee, next to Silver House,
will be promptly attended TO-
April FRANCIS LANCE
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Pictorial and Gift Books.

PlotoflaI and G1ft Books
A SMALL collection Of PICTORIAL and
~ GIFT BOOKS beautifully illustrated,
suitable - mementoes of friendship and affec.
tion and - rewards IF merit and excellence in
academies, including the writings Of SOME Of
the asst famous pesta Apply at this Cree.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-17

FseH TIE CoAsr.--Frem the Mscon 1slesrspA,
We learn that some weeks .g9. Col chseh, .f
the 4,h Georgia Cavalry. and party Of his
Point. and, eaptured the working force of ne
groes engaged in .dismantlipg the work. About
forty were brought away, together with a num-
Der of horses It will be remembered that this
WAS the 6nt point struck b5 Sherman on reach
ing the coast. and. that it gave him command
opening fire on Col. Clinch, prevented the work
from being held, had it been designed to do 20.
ANgustG CXtvoRjcis.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CoIuMpIA. March "a, 1865.
TUE iuvas;pn Of the State has rendered il
4 proper that the Legislative Department Of
The Government of the State shosld be eoa-
.enrd. that such measures may be adopted as
tl'r welfare of the State may require. And for
that purpose, the members Of the Senate, and
the tiouse Of Representatives Of the Ststs of
South Carolina are hereby invited to assemble
: ut Greenville, on TUESDAY, the 25th day ,of
April 1865. at IL o'clock m.
BY the Governor: A. q. MAGRATH.
Official: ". 8. .E11aosT. Private Secretary.
April /
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

RoBBERY.-On Sunday last robbery was
committed upon Mr.. A, J. EMMITT, in Hem
lock township, this county, by a person en-
lering the dwelling house of Mr.. b., during
the absence Of himself and family, and
stealing from his drawers, money 20 the
amount of about FouR HUNDRED DOLLARS !;
three hundred and seventy five in bank
notes and the balance 10 gold and silver ;
also one pisiol-a seven shooter. SusPi-
cion rests upon young man who came 10
the place lew days since and hired as a
Iaborer-an entire slranger,-and who left
on the day OF the robbery and has not since
been seen. A reward of 500 is offered-S5O
for the apprehension and convicIioR OF the
thief and $50 for the recovery Of the moaey.
The lad is about FIVE fee: six inches high !;
rather light build; dark complexion black
hair and dark eyes; aud wore, when he
left a white soft felI hat, black irock coat,
and light colored pants and vest.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02
CHEMICAL COMPOST,

The Fertilizer IS largely composed oil
animal matter. such as meat, bone, fish,
leather aud wool, together with chemicals
ard inorganic fertilizers, which decompose Sc
the mass, and retain tie nitrogenous ele-
menis.
II is very valuable fertilizer for field
crops generally, aud especially tor potatoes
and garden purposes.
les excellent qualities, strength and cheap
ness, have made it very popular with ali
who have used il.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER.
This highly phosphate fertilizer IS par
ticularly adapted for the cultivation of trees
fruits, lawns and flowers. Il will promote Z
very vigorous and healthy growth OF ood
fro il, and largely increase. the quantity and
perfect the maturity of the trnit. For hot
hose and household plants and flowers, II
will be found an Indispensable article 10 Sc
cure their greatest perfection. 1t will pre-
vent and cure diseased conditions oil the
peach and grape, aud is excellent Tor grass
and lawns.
Ii is composed of such elements as make
il ada pied TO the growth ol all kinds oI
crops in all kinds OF soil.
The formula or method of combining ITS
constituent feriilizing ingredients has re-
ceived the highest approval OF eminent
chemists aud scientific asrlculurlsls.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

THREE Black Republicans made an at
TEN pt to draw corn ralions from The feld OF
our neghbor Williams, the gardener, on
Saturday night last, but Mr.. Williams guard
happened on The ground, and by a flank
movement disorgan.Zed the force of Amer
ican citizens OF African desceat," and cut
ii in three parts, each Linkum child taking
his own way, and all res orting TO their well
balanced heels Tor safety. One, believing
he had arrived at a sale distance, presented
a bold front on ground selected by himself.
The guard made charge upon the cfani-
um Of s'while eyer and made him plead
for quarters. Mr.. Republican you should
teach your adopted children that they are
not as free TO sleal in This neighbofhood as
in the South. Tue Black Republicans won I
sand fight, but they will steal.
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AUdiGOr's Notice.
,siofe of Dauid Hampton. deceased

EslaIe q UdUld JIahtP7Oll, dscelSed'
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by
The Orphans Court of Columbia county TO
make distribution of the balance in the
hands of Oliver Evans, administrator of
David Hampton, late of Roaring twp,
in said count, deceased, among the sever.
al heirs and creditors of The 7decedeni, in
The order established by law, will attend al
his office, in Bloomsbnrg, on Saturday, The
l2th day OF August next, al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, oil said day, for the purpose of maxi
ing the distribution. All persons having
claims or demands against The estate OF the
decedent are notified 10 present them 10
the Auditor on that dav or be debarIed from
coming in for a share of the fund
S RlSHEL, Auditor.
Bloomsburo July % IS65-S2
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

Carr. A. H. Rush. OF Berwick, has re-
opened hrs marble shop, with fair prospects
OF receiving liberal share of public pa
tronage. He is a good skillfui mechanic
and is prepared 20 execute, in excelient
taste. any kind of work in his line. The
marble business we should think rather de-
sirable and lucrative employment. The
unfortunate condition of DOR country hai
afforded any amount Of work for the scuIp-
lor and engrayer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

THe Gafdener below town-MR. VIII.
LrAMs-is raising lot Of fine MELONS, can
:sIoupes, cucumbers, tomatoes, squashes,
cabbage, and early corn. The most of his
vegetables will be ready for the market in
a few days. His tomatoes seem 10 attract
the most attention II is surprising 10 see
the quantity raised npon so email piece
of ground, and those TOO OF an extra quality
Gardening is money making business and
it is strange some enterprisihg person had
not gone inio il sooner al this place, while
we are situated by the railroads, and have
such excellent land for the purpose.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-08-02

d. JoHN has rot ye, succeeded in ousling
that ancient and venerable friend of Ours,
Isaac Monroe. Up 10 the present il seems
10 be losing operation with 1.-The Doctor.
He has succeeded neither in obtaining the
Office, nor in fleeing his friend Isaac,
as be did recent holder Of the office OF
Assistant Revenue Assessor-fo the tune Of
sizty dollars for title bii of i,fuenee rci.h the
member of Congress II Isaac would only
submit 10 be moderately bIack-mailed there
can be no doub, the Or. will reIiuquish his
prelensions TO the Office.
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ONE TgUNDnED ACRES,
Adn,inistrator,s A Notice.

n ETTERS Of administration on the estate
h of Charles Stewart, late of Bloom town-
ship, Columbia County, deceased, have
been granted by the Register OF said conn
ty, 10 Lemuel Potter, residing in MainV llle,
Columbia County All persons having
claims against the Estate of the decedenl
are requested 10 present them to the ad-
ministraror for settlement and those in
debled TO The estate wili.come toward and
make Immediate payment to the admins
traitor.
LEMUEL POTTER.
June 2S, 1865. So pd Admir-.
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Our Iown is becoming notorious for rows
and street disturbances. Almost every day
we learn of some violent assault, ternina-
ting in fight or riot. This should be siop-
ped by proper application of the law
Another offence against the peace and safe
y OF the communiIy-is very rapid riding,
usually committed by intoxicated persons.
That lager beer which our people were inyi-
ted 10 lake, by the Republican, we are made
10 believe should be avoided, as ii is ''6gh1-
ing Lager,D occasionally containing an in
gredieni OF fast riding.