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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-15

PENNSYLVANIA ASENAToRsHIp-T
STEVENS SNUBpED.-A despatch from
Philadelphla, dated january 10, says:
The Republican Senatorial caucus
met at O'Clock, laft evening, and
remained IN session nearly an hour,
and Oh the first ballot Simon Came
ron was nominated. Everything was
quiet and orderly. The vote was as
follows: Cameron &c, Curtin 23, Ste
yens Z, Grow 5. The two Lancaster
Senators did not so into the cancus
on the motion Of one Of Curtin's
trends. The nomination was made
uuanimOus.' =
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A PROCLAMATION.

By HIS Erceuency JAMES L. ORR, Co
re1nor and C0mnlander-in in Chief IN and
oUer the State Of South Carolina.
WHEREAS information has been re-
w ceived at this Office that wilful
murder was committed by FREDERICK
X. OLIVER, on the body of JIM, Greed
man, in the town of CTangeburg, on the
6th of August last, and that the said Oliver
has fed from justice:
Now, know We, that /, JAMES L. ORR,
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief in and
over the State aforesaid, in order that the
said Oliver may be brought to trial and
condign punishment, do hereby offer re-
ward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for
Iii! arrest and safe delivery IN any jail in
this State.
Said Oliver is about twcnty-four years of
age, five feet and nine inches high, dark
hair and eyes, sallow complexion, front
teeth dark and somewhat decaycd; and
weighs about one hundred and forty
pounds.
In testimony whereof, l have horeunto
set my hand and caused the great
seal OF the State to be affixed, at CO.
lumbia, this eleventh day of Janua-
ry, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-seven,
and in the ninety-first wear of the
independence of the United States CT
America.
JAMES l.. ORR. Governor.
WM. r. HUNT, Secretary of State.
Jan Is
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rnary 81, 1854, which authorized the Secrc-
tary OF War to appoint commissioners in
each OF the loyal slave States, to award
compensation to owners of colorcd yo,ur-
teers, so as to suspend the powers and
compensation of said commissioners. The
bill was passed.
A resolution was adopted. > qrine it to
tr oG tne cuiy or the Governm il: giving
G5fiect to the manifest wish O. e nation,
by declaring against tho further import :
non OF coolies in this hemisphere, or in
The Senate was engaged in the discus
sion CT a bill to regulate the te:.urc of
Office. Adfournod without yotn
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The prevailing conviction among
experienced lookers-on at the capital
is That the present session of Con
Sress Will be chiefly cngrosse3 bv
politics. Little Will be accomplished
N the way of practicable legislation.
The tariff, in all probability, Will be
plentifully discussed without any de-
finite result. It is almost certain
that nothing VIII be done with the
currency question to disturb the cx-
listing statistics.
The dry goods trade in New York
IS quiet, with but few sales. The
market, notwithstand ding the extreme
icthargy, is in healthy condition.
and the future is looked forward to
with much hope, but without much
speculation as to when the spring
trade will open. Few believe in a
heavy trade during the year, but a
healthy tone is expected
There is much excitement in Eac, :
crn Marylaad over the attempts 20
to make Gov. Swami Senator by a
repeal of the law making it necessary
to take one Senator from the Eastern
shore. and several papers of that sec
ton arc favorinS the formation of a
new State from Delaware and the
East Virginia Counties in ease it is
done.
F1cur IN THE New YORK CoUNc11.
a lively scene occurred at the Board
of Councilmen OF New York, on the
afternoon of the 10th instant. The
accounts arc exceedingly conflicting,
but agree that Il fight transpired. An
lnk-stand was thrown at President
Brlnkman, who was subsequently,
arrested for drawing pistol.
The Pail Mall Gazette says ul ladies'
dresses:
''Ihe robe that is destined 70 be
the hantc mode this present winter is
the robe a queue, with it's straight,
narrow skirt clinging close to the
figure, and with long, sweeping
train.
a correspondent from Munich saws
that if the rumorcd alliance between
Bavaria and Prussia is true, it is like
the lying down Of the lamb and the
lion together, only that Bavaria, the
lamb, would lie down inside of the
lion, Prussia.
The valuation Of property, real and
personal, in New York city, has risen
from S25, 100000, in 1906, to S736,-
OSS, ,O5S; while the real value is about
$1,000, 600, 900, or a thirticth part of
the property Of Great Britain.
The banking capital of New York
city is over 5000, 100000, and the
transactions at the clearing house for
the year ending October 1, were
s., 800, 000,00
Mr.. Gladstone was at Rome study
ing and commenting on the works of
Dante.
Ben. Butler is of Northern cxtrac-
ton, Southern detraction and 10
attraction whatever
The petroleum works at Calcasieu,
La, are said to be tlourishing.
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON, JAN. II.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Moncka, LebDy, New York.
Schr. Charlotte Brown, New York.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Steamship SaraSossa, New York.
Steamship Whirlwind, Philadelphia.
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Professor of Music

tG;;=ss7.:..:,.rzsG!7==z-7s, MIR. JOS. HART DENCK,
eE=<Ess Professor of Music, will give
Ig& ( 5!lessons on Piano and Violin.
Terms made known on application at his
residence, Camden or Taylor street, near
Charlotte Depot. Jan 1mo*
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ESTATE NOTICE,


A Ii persons having demands against
IN JOHN BATES, deceased, will hand
them III, legally attestcd; and all persons
indebted to the estate will make payment
to the Executors, at Gadsden r. o., or
kinSsville, Mchland District, by Express.
JOSEPH BATES,
JOHN S. BATES,
Jan 10 tr13 Executors.
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Heat Estate at P:1catc SAFE.
BY LEVIN & PEIXOTTO

N7E offer for sale, on accommodating
w terms, one Lot on Lumber street
bounded by Wayne, on the corner; 50 feot
front, running back 1853
Lot adjoining the abovc-52 feet front
nT ~ II9, on which there is good COTTAGE
BUILDING, &c, adjoining Mrs. Gibbes.
Der and Upper streets-100 feet by 1O4.
Lots, ON Upper street, each 50 feet,
fronting the same by 15S, in rear of the
above: For particulars, apply at our Auc-
eiOli i'ooHl. Jan l3
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To Rent.

lessons in German and French,
A ND the LATIN and GREEK CLASS
N les, on moderate terms, Ito pupils
sinSly or in classes, in families or schools.
by Professor of long experience in Eng
land and on the continent of Europe.
Address, by post. ''P. s., Esq, Colum-
bia, S: C." private tutorship might be
accepted. Jana +6
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Rice! Rice!

IAROLINA and RANGOON. at very low
" prices, by FISHER & IOWIANCE.
Jan -
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Notice.

Mt. JACOB LEVIN will act as my At
VI toEnry Curing ,ly absence from the
state. J. c. LYONS.
Columbia, S. c., January II, 1867
Jan IL 3
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DENTISTRY.
WOOD.

EOR SALE. 75 CORDS OF DRY OAK
Il. and PINE WOOD; at yard, or deli
vercd. Applvt to
klCHAED O'NEAIE 81 son.
Jan ; t6
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EOR SALE

G;:A A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESI-
1AA DENCE, with four rooms and earrc{
situated III Il healthy portion Of the citv
and near to the business part. Terms will
be made accommodating. Apply to
oct st HAWAIIAN & MARLEY.
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70 Rent.

-, x COMFORTABLE DWELLING
.f.Is HOUSE, on Pickens street, between
-AGs-- Lady and Washington streets For
tc~ns, &C., apply to
JHn9 JAMES BROWN.
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PURE LEAF LARD.

IN 100-POUND PACKAGES, at very low
4 rates, by FISHER & LOWRANCE.
.lnD
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Notice

TO RENT.
YNHAT DESIRABLE HOUSE, South
streets, opposite Messrs. Ford s. Thomp-
sons Academy, containing five upright and
two attic rooms, with cooking apartment
in basement. Servants rooms, Carriage
House, Stable, and other out-buldings, on
the premises. Inquire ut this Office, or at
the residence. Jan 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-20

THE BODIES OF THE CONSTRUCTORS
The Washington Star Of October 2sth
says:
"Recently the authorities at the
Arsenal have erected head-boards over
the trench in which the conspirators'
bodies are buried, bearing the names,
respectively, of the persons buried. 1t
is understood that this is done in COM
pliance with the orders of the War De-
partment, in order to keep ga record Of
them" 1t will be recollected that
about a month since all the bodies were
removed from their original graves to
No. l warehouse, where they were
placed side by side in one trench, about
ten feet from the north wall. Booths
body, which had been buried about ten
feet deep in the store o of the Peni-
Tertiary building, was placed on the
right (nearest the east wall), and the
bodies Of the other conspirators-Mrs.
Surratt, Payne, Harold, and Atzerott,
with that of Henry Wirz, the Anderson.
vile %jailer, which had bean inferred
near the scaffold in the yard Of the PEN
itentiary, were placed in the above order
as they originally rested in the yard.
The north end of the building bears q
novel appearance now, with the mound
raised and the headboards placed on the
north side Of it. The removal OF the
bodies, MS heretofore stated by US, was
rendered necessary by the contemplated
improvement, it being apparent that the
proposed grade, where the Penitentiary
building now stands, would be below
where the bodies were buried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-20

WI copy the following from the Rocky
Mountain Nems, and endorse what its
editor says:
Lieutenant General Sherman has pro-
mulgated the official order which an
nouuces peace with the KiowHs, Canaan
ches, A~paches, Cheycnnes and Arappa-
hoes. He directs that their rights be
respected. Confidence in Indian treaties
has long sidce ceased to be a virtue
with our people. The farce has been
played too often, and has become ex-
ceedingly stale. We can no longer see
the wit in the drama, which forces white
men to respect the rights Of their muir
derers. It may be rare enjoyment for
Indian Peace Commissioners to ''hob
mob" with red-skinned savages, whose
dresses are ornamented with the scalps
of Western men and womcn. 1t is no
sport for us. We advise a careful and
strict ful6llment of this treaty, but since
no provision has been made to maintain
and respect our rights, we also advise
our people to be prepared at all times
to enforce them. Our freighters, trav-
elers and stage men should relax no
vigilance. The ~Cheyennes are rs apt
to attack and capture a coach or train
tomorrow as they were in June or July
last. when General Sherman was yet
unadvised Of the existence of an Indian
war, and announced in all the arrogance
CT self-assurancc that with "ordinnry
prudence" the Plains were safe The
present so-called peace is nothing more
than q truce in which the United States
Government, through its Commission
ers, has agreed to furnish q sufficient
mount of subsistence to savages to
enable them to live during the Winter,
and TO renew their hOstilities next
Spring. Let the treaties be preserved,
but we warn every man to relax no
vigilance,
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STOP, HORSE THIEF
SsO

cToLEN, IN AUSTIN TIN AZ La y DEE. ~
CRAY HORSE; had q scar on his len hip
fwas stolen once before. took q aat.iron to burn
ONT the brand, one letter. which he did sifec,I ,i
aIly). The horse Ia about eight years oia; Ia.
boSbed or cut off square ut the end. Inc 9thc.
animal Is a BROWN MARE, four years olu Iss !
mules These animals have both been In GOLD
HIN, and no doubt would be recognized 6y rT .nS
Livery Stable keepers. A REWARD OF flfII
DOLLARS will be paid for their delivery 70 n
NJ. yesey, In Gold Hill.
! Austin. Oct. 90. 1867. oc2S II
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FEN


IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case OF Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the ceiectscaus
cd BY n relaxation Of tho outlet Of the bladder.
Il ia q most succesaful remedy for Grsyel ane
other diseases OF tle Kidneys and Bladder, and
for Female DIseasesIS unequalled. The Cathol'
icon uniformly cures Proiapsus Uteri, Whites,
all Irregularities Of the Monthly Turns, Suppress
sIon, Incontlnence OF Urine, Bloating and Drop.
deal Swellings, and all Diseases OF Pregnancy.
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscles and LIgaments; restoring them to a.
healthy a state as those Of childhood and youth,
40 mai patients who have used the 'Graefenberg
Compnny's Uterine Cothollcon'' cannot ufacient.
ly expresstheir gratitude for the RELIEF ahorded.
REDINGTON & CO.,
Agents, 4l6 and 4l8 Front st. San Francisco.
tfe26.lyl
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Arrivals.
Departures,

REPAIRING DAMAGEs.-The balance o.
the south wall of the st. Louis brewery
which did not fall Sunday morning, be-
ing in q threatening condition, has been
entirely removed, and the wall of the
building adjoining, which, bullying out,
caused the brewery wall to fall, has
been efectually secured by q strong
brick abutmeut built along its base.
From this abutment the wall of the
brewery is being rebuilt with stout posts
reaching to the ceiling, filled between
with brick. All will be set to rights in
a day or two.
PUMPKIN PIE.-T Thanksgiving Day,
roast turkey, and pumpkin piel What
q world Of recollection to u New Eng
lander-or any other man! The San
Francisco Restaurant, just below the
News office, is II good place for the
article. Great preparations making at
that ranch for q large supply on Thanks
giving Day.
THE OLD THING. DR.. Dan Virgil
Gates attended Mrs. Poye's seGnce, the
other evening-aud it is rumorcd that
he came away a confirmed ,%piri.ualist.
Excuse those tears" Dau-but we'll
be shot if we don't believe its the sam
told thing" Been around the ''spirits'
too long for a new dodge.
PAID FOR HIS FUN.-Recorder Adki-
son, of Virginia, yesterday fined Klop-
enburg, the man who fired a shot at
Charley Pryor, in front Of the Delta
saloon, on c street, night before last,
$50. He paid it. Cheap enough.
D]AyroSIrEs, LOOK 0Ur!-Sue Robin
son Getzler and the talented company
from the Gold Hill Theater will make u
grand raid upon you this even
ing. They will show you ''some dings.'
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RedingtOn d Co.'s
Essence of Jamaica Ginger

THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION COM
nronerties of the jamaica Ginger, has become
one Of the most populardomestIc remedies for all
diseases Of the stomach and digestive organs. -,
Az a tonic II will be found invaluable to oil
personsrecovcrIng from debility. whether pro.
duced by foyer or otherwise. for whilst y lmparts
to tho system all tho glow and vigor that can be
produced by vino or brandy. Ills entirely free
from the reactionary cffoctsthattt uow the use
of spirits of any kind
Ttis also an excellent remedy forfemales who
suffer from frequent menstrunilon, giving almost
Immediate relief to the spasms thnts 10 frequently
accompany that period:
Itgrvesimmediato reliefto Nassau, caused BY
riding In o railroad car, or by sea.sickness, or
n Lin also valuable as an externalapplication
for Cont. rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc.
REDINGT0N & CO..
feo6.ly Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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$50 ce %ay BOX AND rARLoR
TIN, sHEET IRON, AND COPPER
PAINTED WARE;
CHAMBER SETS;
GAS FIXTURES;
TIN PLATE;
ROOFING AND BRIGHT
SHEET IRON.
From Nos. l6 to -,
GALVANIZED AND RUSSIA IRON;
BRAZIERS' AND TINNEAS' COPPER;
COPPER BOTTOMS;
WIRE, Various Kinds;
KETTLES;
PRESSED WARE, Zinc;
FRENCH WARE; FRY PANS;
EXTRA STOVE CASTINGS, such MS Fire
Racks, Doors, Covers, Centre Pieccs,
Etc.
BRASS GOODS, ETC., ETC., ETC.,
All Of which I will sell ut a VERY SMALL
PROFIT for Cash. Do all kinds of Jobbing,
Manufacture all kinds Of Tin, Sheet Iron and
Copper Ware, Gas Fitting In all Its branches, lay
Water Pipes, put up Ranges for hotels and
boarding houses, and warrant than to work well.
I AM INTRODUCING A NEW LAMP,
which. for Economy and Convenience for Ho-
tells, Boarding Houses and the Sick Room. Gun.
not be excclled. No smoke. no grease and no
explosion about them; and II viii be no trouble
for me to explain their good qualities to any one
who has n desire or curiosity to know about
them.
~ Every one who intends to 10y in a stock
of Comforts this winter can find no better place
TO get them than ut the
Old stand, No.25 North q srtcct.
T.. G. BAKER.
VIRGINS, October 8. 1867, nrl4.tf
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AMusEMENTs.
Piper's Opera House!

Proprietors. Messrs. JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Musical DIRECTOR. ...........".s + Zimms,
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The Propristors beg leave to inform tho ,rh,,,
At large that they have at great expense reatt.S
tne above popular place OF amusement and will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-20

y NEW and very complete machine
for making brick by steam or horse
power is in successful operation at
Bond & Sweeney's brick yard, on the
Island. The clay is thrown into a mill,
and after being thoroughly Pulyerized
is pressed into moulds, and carried
slowly though heated oven, from
which the brick come sufficiently dry
"to hack up.n 1t will be seen that the
delay in brick making, caused by hny-
ing 10 spread them out to dry, is entire
ly avoided, and II this improved ma
chine works as we'll as it now promises,
there will be revolution effected in
this branch of manufactures. The
brick are said to be better in nearly
every particular.
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TWO handsome brick residences are
being built on Sixth street, between
Centre and John, by Messrs. james
Bodley and J. w. Ward. All over the
city we see evidences of its growth in
the shape of new buildings, and still
it is impossible to get house to live in,
If you are so unfortunate as not to own
one. We have been told that houses
are frequently leased before the exca-
walton is made for the foundation
Should Wheeling continue to improve
during the next ten years as it has for
the past three, she will extend her bor-
ders we'll down towards the flats OF
Grayecreek.
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GRAVEL RooFs.-Afr. George Orum-
backer of this city, is fully prepared ia
put on gravel roofs in the most inn
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in resisting
fire or turning water. The tar used is
put through "A process that frees 1t from
oil and benzole, and no matter now
great the heat, ii will not run. 1t is
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeps
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
ty, and for sale at the lowest rates.
This roofing has stood a test of fifteen
years in Pittsburgh. jul25.8m
Address me through the Post-ofice,
or call at my establishment, head of
Lindsey street.
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DEAD BODY FoUND.-Some boys
playing by the river in Ritchietown,
yesterday, discovered the body of IA
man floating in the water. The de-
ceased was dressed in IA suit of blne
jeans. heavy boots, hickory shirt, wore
slouch hat, and had on pair of Oxtoby
81 Dufiield's superior spectacles. Full
stock OF watches, clocks, jewelry, etc.,
at lob Main street, west side.
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MAJOR" BILL CoorER, OF the Clarks-
burg Conservative, came to grief the
other day. The "NIajor" was blowing
his horn pretty loudly, as we are in
formed, that there would be another
war in my days. a soldier who was
standing near, asked Cooper If there
should be, on which side he would be
found9 He then inquired if he would
fight for JEFF. Davis9 Cooper replied in
the affirmative, on which the soldier re-
marked, that If we were to have war in
fihy days, it might as well begin within
my minutes, and suiting the action TO
the word, he knocked the major"
down. Upon rising, Cooper made at
the soldier, who repeated the dose, and
was proceeding to finish the job in the
most approved style, when the by
Stsnders intertered, and brought the
affair to close.
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ETA. WEBER, music dealer, on Main
street, advertises some very good sec
ond hand instruments, which can be
bought at a very low figure. He also
keeps on hand splendid stock of Tay-
Tor 81 Farley and Peloubet Organs.
First class pianos, sheet music, and II
full line OF Guitars, ViOlins, and Ac-
cordeons will be disposed of at most nc
ceptable prices.
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HAVE you a pain or ache? Danish it
with Logan's Arnica. 1t will relieve
your sore throat, il used externally,
and is in all respects an elegant and
effeotual LinimenI. Two sizes, % and
90 cents each; sold by dealers, and by
T. ii. Logan & Co., and Logan, List "
Co., Druggists, Wheeling.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


DIRECToRS:
T. H. Logan, T. p. ShallcrosS, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo. NIendeI, ]. H. Hobbs, Saml. McClet
ian, g. W. Franzheim, Jas n. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
HIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and In that time
done successful business, 10 still prepared
to take risks at mir rates on Buildings OF al
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStab-
lishmen Is. Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior Inducements
to Farmer, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings Furniture, Barns and contents, ioi
3 or years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus OF any company IN
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stock holderS, most OF whom are
among our best business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration OF the
insuring public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Once % Monroe street 70
N.C.ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
Z, NJ, COEN, Special Agent Oclb
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THE municipal authorities of Mar
tinsville have just finished superior
Town Hall, in which is held the May
or's Court. Connected with the latter
Institution is lookup, being nothing
more nor less than an iron Dor, with four
apartments. The arrangements for
preserving the peace of the town are
complete, as w. II. Orr, the efficient
police officer, is du fat in his line, and
Esq. Crooks will see that Justice is
melted out to offenders.