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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12

il January Term, 1901.
Ordered that the Appeal Docket be called for
trial at the February term next. Suitors and
counsel interested are required to attend to their
interest, otherwise the Rules of Court will be
rigidly enforced. Copy-Teste,
fah 10-9t WM RITR NJ Errr Clorlx
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.

In the House, several bills, resolutions, and
petitions we're presented. Reports from COM
mittees were received and agreed to. The
Finance committee reported that under the Con
stitution they had no power to grant the petition
of Messrs. Barring Bros, of London, and the
House sustained the report The same COM
mittee reported adversely to the proposition to
submit to a vote Of the people whether they
would repeal the usury law The House refus-
ed to recede from their amendment to the Sen
ate bill fixing the compensation of the Commits
sioners, and Committee of Conference was ap-
pointed. The report Of the Committee on
Claims adverse to the claim of Rothchilds
Brothers for tobacco burned, was agreed to by
the House. The bill to amend the Code rela-
tive to the tax on licenses was ordered to en-
orOssment
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12

ssTHvECK' WANTED.-Persons in want of
a tick can be accommodated by calling
at Peck & Cushings New Auction House,
corner of Augusta street and Spring Lane and
buying a new and CHEAP WATCH-warran-
ted good time keepers-or no SALE
feb 5-2t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12

WANTED-Flour Corn, Oats and Rye, in
w large or small quantities. The highest
cash prices paid by RICHARDSON,
III. W. S. Taylor's old stand, Main street
jan29-tf opposite First National Bank
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12

WANTED TO SELL the best Worthington
w SALT in large sacks, and Cotton Yarn,
all sizes, at cost for cash. Call and see at
RICHARDSON'S,
tt. w. S. Taylor's old stand, Main ST.,
jan % opposite First National Bank
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-12

SENATE, Thursday, Feb THE clerk
read dispatch from Nashville announcing the
adoption OF universal suffrage by the Tennessee
Legislature
The judiciary Committee reported bills for
enrolling and calling out the militia and pre-
venting corporal punishment in the army.
The appropriation bill was discussed till re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice. f
CULVER STAR LODGE NO. s. F.& n {.
IA. n, meets Of their Lodge.room.
sorner Main md blanchard streets. Gold NN
am, every Saturday evening at 1ocloek. VI
gtsisd Comuunieations. hrat Saturday In each
month. All Brethren In good standing arc cor.
daily invited.
W. n. HALL, Secretary.
Celia I'M, Oh. z, 1851. han
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ special Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II. roZER would mast resRectnally inform the sick
and AFFLICTED that his MEDICAL ISSTlTUTEis a.
the kame place, CORNER VI kEARSY
JACKSON STREkTS, San Francisco. whore he has
been established for many years, for the cure OF
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquished
my old mode Of advertising. which has become so
common with all the Quaeh Doctors Of San francis
co, nlling che newspaper with false references, @r
tue purpose ofimpoalg upon strangers, l thlnkit
is only necessary 10 inform those in need of PLY
ESICTAN or LOSG EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS
RCL PRACTICE, that can BE- consulted II all 6u.
.iness hours at my Medical InItitute. corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streeI, San Francisco.
Ladies suffering nom the Whites, Piles, Weakness
Of the Back. Pain in The Side. Headache, Palpitaiion
ofthe Heart, Derangement Of their Monthly Sick
ness, and all other Diseases that the Female system
Is sus,ss: 70, vi! ana prompt reiiefOy applying to
nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known to tAil In giving rellefln those cases for which
they are recommended. To be obtained only at my
ONCE.
PaIcr FIVE D~oLLARs-with fulldireetions on each
boz; sent y T NJ n easPFS5 Nan y .ne,.eo. Cal.
or Lock Box 1884.
Consultation free. AL COMMUNICATION strictly
confidential. CRAS. II. TOZER, II. D.
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital, London.
felAAm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
HANxlR's COLLAR GALL OINTMENT,

HAxXlR's COLLAR GALL OINTMENT,
Witney's Collie Medicine and Hammers
Essence Gamaica Ginger, again appear
in our advertising columns this after.
noon. Mr.. Hammer has sold out to
King 4 Co., but will still have charge
Of the preparation of the articles. We
have been informed by many who have
tried the medicines, that they are no
humbug, and are steadily increasing In
favor. The druggists, teamsters and
veterinarians all: pronounce them articles
Of real merit, and We recommend their
use to those who have never tried them.
lw
SHOVEL YouR Sxow.-Clean yourroofs
and awnings Of the loads Of snow on
them, or they will break down. A
''word to the wise" The iron-braxed
awning, in front Of the Nrws Office,
came down with q crash this morning.
Luckily nobody was hurt. The Editor
Of this paper passed under itonly three
minutes before it fell. As its weight
was about q ton, he made a narrow es-
cape from serious injury.
SrAsss.-A Pioneer Stage from Car
son arrived at l o'clock to-day. That
~perssvering Jehu, Billy Wilson, also ar
rived at the same time. Don't know
what people would do without Billy
Wilson's energy.
FHSrAss.-AIl members Of the Gold
Hill Circle Of the Fenian Brotherhood
are requested to meet at the usual place
Of meeting, on Friday (to-morrow) eve
ming, as business of Importance will be
transacted.
Down THE CANox.-The snow extends
down to Silver City. Below that, rain,
slush, and mud prevails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
Notice to InvaIids.

A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
"A nor place WHARF they can receive the atten.
ton nsoessary 10 their comfort, when III, can
and a the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, who're they Will DO ATTENDED upon ny tind
and expsrisnood nurses, and will be supplied
vith everything neessIary 10 their comfort.
TNE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
wsrds occupied By the indigent sick.
The Hospital 10 under the carr OF DIR BRon.
SON, who can b found at his Office, No. 47south
O street, svsry day between the hours OF II 4.
y. apA 4 .n. Arrangements can also 90 msde
vith NJ. Crouch. Superintendent Of the Hospital,
vho can always b found At the Hospital Bald.
lnrs Charrss moderate. e s fei6-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
Relief for Horses & Cattle!

R6U01 1Or dOCSoS q SdLIlo!
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.
! fslly informs the public that DO ~
established XII
stable and Veterinary once,
025 South O Street,
On the Divide, between Gold Hill and Viz
RiuIa City, Nevada, where he 10 prepar-
Cd TO bestow medical attention to
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP 4 DOGS.
Which may b entrusted to him He also oners
4 Frse Generalization at his Once from 10 to ~
o'clock 4. Z. daily, having had an extensive OF:
~psrlsnes In the buIinesli In Europe and the United
Stllea, and lately Of San Francisco. He 10 On;
sbled 70 apply the most efficient and successful
rmsdles against diseases Of all kinds and soliclts
he public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer.
sness Of unqlsstionabls veracity. from mon OF
Known responsibility.
Veterinary Surgeon.
\ Diyids. Feb. Is, 1867. fe2SN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

"You can do anything if you only
have patience to wait" said an old fogy
to his son "water may be carried in a
sieve if you can wait" CHOW long?"
inquired the son, IN impudent young
America, who could hardly wait for the
fathers obituary. "Till it freezes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

LucEY.-A minister in one Of the
Brooklyn, New York, churches was pre-
scented a few days ago, by his congrega-
ton, with 3 baked potato, on opening
which it was found to contain a $500
| creenback.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE. The Bohemian
Girl" was produced last evening at the National,
and witnessed by one Of the finest audiences Of
the season. II was rendered In elegant style.
1t is scarcely worth while to occupy much space
in speaking Of the performances Of this troupe
1t has 50 grown upon the Washington people, and
Is now held in such high estimation, that crowds
will throng the theatre every night TIL the close
Of the season.
The "Enchsntrsss" will bs placed upon the
boards tonight, and will bo brought out for the
two successive nights. We are confident that
the management will fnd tho seats too limited
to meet tho demands Of the public. This un-
rivslsd troupe has, since Il has been among u',
''won golden opinions from all sorts Of people. -
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

MERCHANTS ExcHASGE.-The market for
-four continues dull and heavy. No sales re-
ported, and prices nominal.
Wheat-Reoeipts l, $50 bushels, with sales of
400 bushels red at $40.
Corn-onsrings 8, 800 bushels, and white sold
at 81 90 and yellow at 81. 10 per bushel.
Rye and Oats-None offered, and We omit quo.
tations.
DRoyERs' RKsr.-The number Of cattle at the
Droysrs' Rest this week were not sufficient to
supply the demand, and prices advanced consid.
srably, best beef selling at SO so per hundred
pounds. There were 1900 sheep and lambs on
sale, being sufficient to ovsrstock the market,
and at tho close sales were very dull. Old sheep
sold At ba5o. per pound; lambs S3.25 TO a. so.
A fsw cows with calves sold at from $40 to $40.
THH oAsAL.-Arrived-Red Eye No. Q,
wheat No. 8, do: No. I, do, to market, Lidie,
pig iron, to George Waters Henry Wade, lime.
stone, to the kilns; and seventeen boats with
coal: To Consolidation Company, 220. OF tons;
Cumberland Company, 225 IS TONS Central
Company s94.l9 tons; American Company,
22T. .08 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Company,
liz tonsi Borden Company, ll4.l9 tons. De-
partsd-Ths Red Eye No. s. lumber, &c to Ed.
wards Ferry Lldie, hsh and salt, to McCoy's
Ferry; Base Line, manure, to Lift Lock No. Iii
and twenty y.hvs boats light.
| OLD FIsHERNES.-John Clark, who has sue.
| cessfully hshed In the Potomac with trot line
for the past twenty-five years, reports that the
present season has been the most profitable In
his eIperienssi his principal catch Of catfish find
ing ready market VIM. Mankins and Rober,
Simmons, who hayo fshed for period Of twenty
six years at Richie's two landings, below Littl
Forks, say that notwithstanding the backward
ness Of the season they have no remembrance,
when tho fnny tribe were more plentiful thar
| at present.
DrsoRpnHLr.-aoorseB Brown and James oIif.
ford. boatmsn, were before Justice Buckley Yes.
terday morning, charged with being drunk and
disorderly on Tuesday night for which they
were fined $2.60 each; and not having the
money to settle their fines were sent to the
Workhouse.
FISH Tho receipts yesterday at the ash
wharf reached about 80, 900 herriaI1lIpd sales
were made at 81 per !, 900. We nJlllSa sale Of
20, 900 sailed herring, cured by Mr.. Hillery
Hutohins, at $3.50 per 1000.
PoRr OF .-Entered-Steamer
Philadelphia, Fults, from Philadelphia- Entered
and oleared--Schooner P. Boyco, Adams, from
Boston for Portland
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
Aatipual Arpnhlifau.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square, one insertion, o.; subsequent in.er-
tlons 90 cents. ons square, one month, ss Liberal
inducements TO quarterly, semi. annual and yearly
advertiser.
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent sddi.
uonal. Twice week advsrtissmsnts, 70 per cent.
additlonal.
Eight lines constitute square. Less than square
charged In proportion, At the above rates.
Editorial notices, rs cents per line each inspSioH
Local nstiees, 10 cents per line each insertion.
Adysrtisemsnts coming under the heads Of wants.
For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one Insertion, 25 osnts three times, 90
rates.
Adxertissmsnts should ba handsd In befors . D. N.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
Alexandria Affairs.
The Gazette of Tuesday saws:


FIREHEH's CONVENTION. committee ap.
pointed at the last meeting Of tho Firemens Con.
yention to form . constitution and bylaws for
the future government Of the FIRE department of
this city met last night In tho hall OF tho Sun
Fire Company, and determined to recommend to
the convention, which reasssmbles tomorrow
night In the same hall, the adoption Of similar
regulations, with minor exceptions, to those in
operation among the fremen previous to the
war.
MARYLAND FERRY.-The energetic President
Of the Maryland Ferry Company, lately organ
iEed 10 this city, promises to have tho ferry es.
tablished, and . suitable boat running between
the two shores within tho next two months, and,
with that purpose in view, has lately visited
other cities TO inspect such boats as would an.
swer for tho ferry over which he has charge. 1t
has not yet been determined whether to buy q
second hand boat or have one built expressly for
this ferry.
FIsHTowE.-As the season 10 now closing at
the hIh wharf, and the buildings there In few
days will be closed, and the "town" deserted,
We will take occasion to say that good order has
generally prevailed throughout the season, and
every accommodation afforded to buyers and
sellers, and persons having business.
Colonel LEcrURER.-A crowded audience OF
eolorod people assembled last night in the First
Colored Baptist church. on Alfred street, to listen
to lecture on education, delivered there by a
oolored man from Ohio, named LAngston, who
has lately been admitted to practice In the Su.
preme Court Of the United States.
THE Protestant Episcopal Council Of the Dio
eese Of Virginia, which closed Its session Ia
stAunton on Saturday last, adjourned to meet
on the last Wednesday in May, 1868, in Lynch
burg. The subject Of division Of the dIooss,
was not considered, but the matter left open fO
further action.
ALEXANDRIA CHRISTIAN AUTOMATICALLY
fourteenth annual meeting Of the Alexandra
Christian Association will be held In tho leotur
room Of the Baptist church at halCpast seye
o'clock this evening,
Masonic GIPr.-Andrsw Jackson Lodge,
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

PERsoNAL.-Dr A. G. Mackey and lady,
and b. W. M. Maekey. son Of the doctor, arrived
from CHARLESTON, s. O., yesterday morning. and
are stopping at the National. The doctor came
BY the Bay line route, and arrived here In the
train from Baltimore. 1t will DO remembered he
will, this evening, install the officers of the Grand
Lodge IF. A. A. NJ Of the District of Columbia,
at Wallis Opera House, on which occasion there
will be large turnout of the fraternity, should
the weather prove favorable. Tho occasion pro.
duoes much interest among the Masons, and all
are anxious to hear DR.. Maokey's address.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Richard Smith
resolved himself into a bellissrent humor yes
terday, and INDUCED It by striking Ann Eliza
both Madison with his fist, inaioting punishmen
thereby, This was very wrong Of Richard, Ant
SO thought Justice Bates. before whom he had Il
appear and fne Of $5 imposed upon him, will
security to keep the peace, perhaps will restrain
Mr.. Smith hereafter.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

WANTED LoDGING AND GOT IL-On
Wednesday night a soldier belonging to Fort
Foot, who had evidently been imbibing too
freely, insisted on taking lodging with private
family in Uniontown, with whom ho had no 40.
quRintAnoe, but 0llosr Lester appeared sud.
denly upon tho scene and lodged him In the
station. house.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

CORPORATION LIoESsEs.-The police are
paying especial attention to persons doing busi.
moss in Washington who have failed to obtain the
licenses required by the laws Of the Corporation.
Quite 4 number have been fined for their delin-
quenoy, and warrants are now In the hands OF
the officers for others who have been guilty Of
neglect Compliance with the laws will save
many from expense and trouble.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

TIL, pl,ce, has made a donation Of $50 TO the
destitute Mssons Of Lodge In Gsorsis,
FAInrAx CoUErf CouRr.-Ths NAV ,.,n ~
the FAIRFAX county court commenced ysstsrdsy
Tho Journal Of the sams date says:
New TUG BoAT.-We learn that the nsroti.,
tions which have been In progress for sons time
Tor the purchase Of several steam tugs 10 assist
the trade Of this city BY bringing up vessels from
below At reasonable rates have been concluded,
and that the boas are expected 10 arrive shortly.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23
tronmr,,..,.d1'

....f wA,Hisaros, d. q, May q, 1857.
EDIroR RrPuBLrcAs: According 10 your 70.
port Of the Third ward Republican mass meeting
on the evening Of tho goth, "Mr. J. @. Cook6
stated that he had been informed that had rs.
fused TO furnish music for mixed crowd, - 40.
I made no assertion 70 that effect We wish the
public 10 underutand that when We make an en-.
gagement to furnish music, we fulail II, II a
proper understanding Is had. unless prevented
By unavoidable circumstances, supposing, Of
course, that II Is generally known that although
the majority Of our members entertain less pre-
judics against people on account Of color than
many others, Jet We make no prstension 10 fur.
nishing music for oolored procossons for the fol.
lowing reasons: We have neither the desire to
deprive the colored bands Of this District (of
which there are sevsral) Of the patronage which
justly belongs to thsm--playing for oolored pro.
eessions; neither are We In any immediate need
Of their business; and while our members are dis.
posed 10 accord to all people the rights which
Justly belong TO them, they, like many II not
most white musicians In this locality, refuse to
play for oolorsd (uot mixed, "as reported pro.
cessions, Or In any way 70 become their servants.
This 10 . matter Of their own taste and choice,
which I have neither the ability or desire 10
control or influence; and knowing this to be the
oass, I should not have attempted 10 furnish
music for Mr.. VIM. H. Chase (who engaged rs on
that ocoasion) had known the nature Of the
procession we wsre 10 escort TO the stand, which
was not known to rs until we arrived on the
ground, when every member sxercissd his own
judgment and taste, and acted on his own 70.
sponsibiiity, uninnuenosd BY me. This, together
with the faot that other musicians failed TO hnd
us that night, lsft ne unable TO furnish music,
syen on the stand for the speakers.
i make this statement 10 give the public the
frns facts Of the case, without any attempt TO
sxpress my own private views In such matters,
or pass my judgmsnt on the peculiar tastes or
acts Of others and whether, under the circum-
stances. tho fault was mine, Mr.. Chsse's, or that
Of the musicians employed, that the nature Of the
engagement was not fully understood and carried
Out, We leave that portion Of the public 10 judge
who best know Us and our reliability and manner
Of fulfilling engagements.
In behalf Of the Washington Bras Band.
/. A. HEALD.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

The NEw WAR DRPARTMENT.-0ve fifty
plans and drawings for the now War Department
have been received. Many Of them are very
elaborate, and nearly all are entirely different
from the present style Of public buildings, and
vary in cost from two to six millions Of dollars.
No plan will be adopted until next winter.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

LOST OR SroLEN.-Mrs. Elizabeth Antil-
son, In coming from UniontoWn yesterday into
the city, lost q valuable gold watch, whether In
walking to the city cars, or In them, she docs
not know, as she was not aware Of her loss until
she arrived along the Avenue. The conductor
was unable to dnd the watch In the car, and
though tho young lady rstraoed her steps to
Uniontown. yet she failed to discover any ciuO to
her loss
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

A SHoPLFrER.- Catharine McDougul, q
shopliftsr, was arrested on Tuesday on the
charge Of stealing thirty six yards Of lawn, the
property Of Kaufman Meyenberg, who Is the
proprietor of a dry.goods store on Four-aud-a.
half street, between Z and streets, Island.
Catharino went into Mr.. Msyenberg's store
under pretence Of purchasing, and, embracing
an opportunity, stole the goods mentioned. The
lawn was, however, missed, and Catharino pur.
sued, arrested and taken before Justice Boswell,
who committed her for court
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

A MERITED SELECTION. We are pleased
to learn that Admiral DAhlgrsn has appointed
Mr.. John P. Brophy prominent book. dealer In
this city, as his private Secrstary' We wish Mr..
Brophy a hearty success in his new position.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

The Hi LIVINGSTON, which arrived at her
wharf, foot Of Seventh street, on Tuesday even.
ing, had = very ane freight list Of cotton,
DO, on her return trip. Messrs. Van Riswick,
Allen, and other gentlemen Of this city, made the
round trip 10 her, and express themselves much
pleased with the staunobness aud excellent ac.
oommodations Of the steamer.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, Auotionsors, have disposed Of the fol.
lowing described property Lot %, subdivision
Of square Se8, and improvements, TO L. Frund,
for 81, ,67oi part Of lot II, square 4l9, and i'm.
provsments, to Otto Kosaok, for 81, $780, lot Q,
square All. and improvements, TO NJ Nolts. for
SsISi lot ., square 4le, and dimProvsments, 70 - J.
square feet, at ~ cents per foot to o. P. RUSSELL
lot IL, square 1858, and Improvements, TO u. A.
GonIen, Tor 81, AIS.
W. Wall, auotioneer, sold yesterday: Lots 3,
4, s, Q, 7, IL and IL, In square S4l, bounded BY
Fifth and Sixth streets east and south A and
East Capitol streets; lot 3, to DR.. Ford, for 13i
cents per foot; lot 4, s and Q, to same, for l3i
cents; lot 7, to p. @. Barry at Is eentsi lot II,
to Nicholas Phelan, for ISL cents lot IL, to ii
Z. Scott, 23i cents.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

BASE BALL March. Yesterday after
noon the Jefferson Base Ball Club and the Amer.
loan Cricket Club, Of this city, played match
game Of base ball on tho ground Of the National
Club, White Lot A large and fashionable as
ssmbisge Of ladies and gentlemen were present,
and eyinced great interest In the game. The
ground was very slippery, and Il was with din
Guilty tho.contestants could control their pedal
sxtrsmitiss. The game was hard fought one,
and was awarded to the cricket club, together
with the usual trophy hne ball.
The following Is the score:
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

UmpIe-J0seph yoWen, Nhuohh b. B. Club.
scorers-Mossrs. Callan and Curlis.
Fly estohss--0riokst u Jsferson, 8. Foul
bound catches Cricket, 81 Jefferson, s. Out on
basss-Jsfsrson, Z times; Cricket, IL times.
Struck out--Jsfsrson, 3 Ian on basss-J.ffsr.
son, g. Cricket, 5. .. 49,. IT..
Mr.. Joyce on the Jefferson side, made run.
ming catch, which slicitsd much applause. rET
On Saturday tho Severn Base Ban Club, Of
Annapolis. will play the Jefferson Base Ball Club,
Of this city, on the Nationals grounds, at II
O'Clock, q. N, The public arc invited to be
present
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

Decentralization Stewart whose
arrest We noticed In our issue Of yesterday on
the charge Of larceny, preferred by Howell
Broghan, has been discharged from custody, the
evidence being insufficient to warrant Justice
Bates In holding the accused in any manner rs.
sponsible.
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

MIscELLANEoUs.- Hazzett, for
peddling goods without license. was fined s. by
Justice Gull, John ToliVsr, for being disor-
dsrly was fined IS by Justice Handy, and In do
fault Of payment was sent to the wOrkhouse for
fifteen days
The national Republican., 1867-05-23

SAEITARY CoMPANY.-Ten written and
forty. .one verbal notices wero served yesterday
on persons having nuisanoes existing on their
premises, -Four dead horses and six carcasseS Of
other animals were reported and removed.