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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

,STRoNG & GIBBONS are pre-.
pared to furnish torches to po.
Ii ical cubs at lowest prices.
There is 10 use to send away
for them when. you can get
them cheaper at home. %,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17


DIR. Kane's Artlc Explorations.
r, W, Bliss &,aCo,. publish
ers, Hartford. Copns and Tole-
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and will shortly be out, the
above valuable work, in one
large octave volume Of over
seven hundred and fifty pages,
beautifully illustrated ! with
three hundred engrsying&r
This Is one ofithe most deeply
interesting and obstructive
books ever published; mo il.
brary is complete without il,
and every family should pos.
sess a, copy No book ever
published has received or mer;
tied suchiumyersal praise. 1T
will be sold by agents only.--
See advertisement in another
Column. i'a3m l'''a s.-.a sr 1s1,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17
THANKS to I, A. Martin for a
lot Of beautiful Concord grapes.

REMEMBER, @. w. Say!or will
manufacture the finest set of
jewelry You ever saw, from
coin, or sell the cheapest clock
in town, at Sisson's. ''-' .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

SOME person not having a
fear Of the law before his eyes,
stole a flag from John King's
door, last Friday night. Mr..
King wishes us to say he is
welcome to it, if he will only
make good usesofi itl31HW
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

: The Vint0n Record anino,un, anir, i
ces that Mr. W. Fl. Fl. Robinson
has retired from that paper. -
Capt. John 4. eRaper will con.
tinue republication. .Itis q
sprightly little yshe 81 yr62nd q
welcomeavistor lamons our ex.
chapges,+R Ripley Bee aJ =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

sTuIs cold, chilly weather. re. 2
minds us that the fall season
is upon us, and warns us to
preparefor'its The reader will
find, no fuller stock or lower
prices, than at Dan. Will &
Bros Original Cash Store
Call in and see for yourselves.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

RUMsEY R9tiS 4 REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
naeemen to an examlnationof of their extensive
Winter stock. They give special attention to
keeping the best goods and you will always
ind their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains Fast TO
give his.sntire tune in watching the markets,
aud in buying for them, and hence their stock
always fresh and always first suppliedwlth
the newest goods. They operate largely, DO
business on the principle ofthe smallest prof.
its, and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-.
modation. DO, fr.. Sep. 19-yl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

The New Plymouth Republi-
cans propose 70 make their bas
ket meeting, on Saturday, tile
meeting of the campaign. A
large and handsome pole will
be raised. oe..'- :. -.eae'1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

MIR, JAMES ROBBINS, one. of foul
Oldest citizens, died on the I'd
inst. Of consumption. He was
fifty-seyen years old, and came
to our county when he was two
years old. 10 He leaves a wife
and four children. He was one
of,our,best citizens, and will be
sadly missed by his many
friends in this community. 91''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

DtsrRrcT CoURT convened or
the 14th, Judges Day, Wright
and Guthrie were present.
The attendance was larger
than at any previous court,
quite a number Of cases being
set for this session. llaf ,,- .,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

We call attention to thesad-
vertisements Of Devou & coo,,
in another column, the sold re-
liable" house in the millinery
trade having been established tab he'd
about a quarter of 2 century.
They keep pace with the fash
ions, and can give satisfaction
to parties wishing ANYTHING in
-. :, % a'H HfGJ@il ilG tiD 10
tlelr llne.l .mH. .it .r -ian .Ln-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

@wos'r & some person plea g
takeathe news from Vermont
and. Maine.down to our neigh,
bor, of the Enquirera He hasn't
heard d. a.YQrd. .stbo!ntts ,!at ! our sllss yictoi
ry. :ssssbbA .Oi
90 4 YdGU0oM ,adIDIH2 at
.ssSa.-a9 ..is 5iWos ,.ss TTt
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

Mr.. A. B. WATERS, Of Gin.
cinnati, has taken the manage
ment Of, the zaleski Furnace
and Coal Co., made vacant by
the resignation of Mr.. Hesel.
tine. 'f'l . ~. y. .' ....r. q. l.',"i.,l !'''.i3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

CYRUS o, French and james
NJ. MoGilliyray were examined
and admitted to the bar, last
Tuesday. They are both clever
young men, and we wish them
success in their profession. a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

sdi!osdps o. emil OBJ al VOL
'.hsoosG~ sdt tol
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

J, i. Harper will address the
Grant Club on tomorrow, (Fri-
day. evening, at the Conrt
House in Macarthur. The La
dies are invited to attend.
Come Everybody. &. '',"'i.. '.,',. +. !.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

aIis1oomeu sdi elcT ,ssslinnsq
A0T,soS Slpt3 C!AQ-.e!aii
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-17

l3h1'I i'Si n II .l35bls1oilfn sdl
Isib9do 1goy ,t99g.ss .Lyyg din
sIl1tS1 - = s.s7..s
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Iospos Movyv NARKEr-LoSDos March 2--Eveniug
Couso,s closed at p3x for moncy and the account
American securres closed a. follows Limited states
Gvstwsntlos 7lA s7lS; Illinois Centrals, ssI; Eros,
FRANKFORT BorEsy-FRAsKroNr. March 2-Eveping.-
rnaed STATES fye.tweniy bonds close strong at 7s<
70 tor the old !ssGe
L.yRarooL CorTos MAsKEr. .-Li,sRrooi, March g.
Evening Cotton closed dull and unchanged. Tho
1ales have boon 5000 bales Mddilng upiands, o.. !;
middlipg Orleans, es. Va.
LiyKRPool BREApsrUFfs MARKET .-LvERPoor. March
2-Eveping The market ~ generally quiet and steady.
Corn however IL duh and has declined TO Ais. per
quarter for mixedwesorn. Wheat los. per Genital for
California white aud las. Sd. for No. red Western
Barley Sc Cd. per bushol. Oats 3s 10d. per bushci.
Peas 49, per 5Oi lbs. Flour, SIs. Cd per bbi. for
western Canal .
LIVERPOOL Provisions KAeKsr-IivFRrooL, March q
Even, Pork s nrmef and has advanced Is por bb
suce last repott sales we're just made at 7Ss Tor
Eastern mess Lard has declined TO els. per cwt for
American Boef, li2s Cd. per bbl. Tor Eastern prime
meas Cheese 25s per cwt for best grades OF Ane
Bacon 42s par cwt. for Cumberland cut
LIVERPOOL Paopucs MARREr-LvERroofs March q
Evening The market for articles Of American produce
Ia generally quiet Sugar irmer ana higher at 25s
Cd, per cwt for No IL, Dutch standard Rosn, "a Cd
pef cwL for common North Carolina and lis. for
dunn. Turpentne 34s. Cd. per cwt Taow, ABS Cd
per cwt Whale oil, f36 per ton. sperm oil, fll0 pcf
ton. Linseed OIL ESQ 10s per ton. ksnned petroleum.
L. 3d. per gallon Lnseed caxes, &lo los per ton fof
thin oblong for feeding. -
PErRoIEus MARkgr-AxrwEsP, March 2-Evoning -
Tho arkct petroleum closed dull aud heavy al az
pe bbl. Tor standard white.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MISSOURI.

Contracts for shipments Eastward by tn e
Guif Routc-The State Legislature.
er. Loris March 2. 1858.
Contracts made with the Mississippi Valley Barge
Company by parties ST Keokuk All points on the
Illinois river TO ship large amounts Of corn to New
York via Now Orleans. through bills OF iad.ug, 10
desgred this coming season &c practically demonstrate
that gran ana III knds OF products can be shipped
New Yorx oil Europe By this route cheaper than by any
other
Ths lower house OF the Legislature have passed bill
to tegu. the ,ssue OF receipts, bills Of fading and
usnsers OF property by wareaoasemen wharang gers or
ether persons who sha issue any other vout
for anr goods wares, merchnud.se graz. flour or
oltef produce aIo com mod yes TO person purpor
Lg be he owper thereof svch goods sha have
been actually received store upon the prem ses OF
such ether person and shal be B store
OF on me prem SOS and under hs con!ros at the ums or
ssung such rece p No receipi shat be ssusi fof any
goods any person for money loaned un he sans
possession o! tho person issuing The rece;pA Nc
m,stes, owner agent OF any boat or vosse ~ ory
portalon company shat sgu or give bis OF ad ng, re-.
p, ohe, vogcter cf property o'any kind Ey VII
II Sd all appear such property has been board
any vessel rsroai car, unless the same st AL
been actually sh.prej ani Put at tho time saeh
vessel or car; any petson vo.aipg tho provsons Of
this bill shall be deemed gu.iy OF q CT ninil cfaucc
ani shall be 1Ded in any sum not exceed
ing S. 900. imrrsouei in tho fsn,suisty
BY such vocation may secure damsao which be may
have sustained whether v'o ator has or has cot been
prosseutej: whoever shall purchase any property and
shan cell edge the Same to another ant the
ptymeut OF tho seller with inteot 10 cheat
or do.raud seller, who eball cancel or make
way with any property without paying for tho same,
with Ineni 10 ebset tho seer shall be guilty OF felony,
or iu prsonmon,su the Pensusary, or by both So ch
fns an imprisonment
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

Charter Elections at Portland, Lewiston.
Bath aud SacO-Rcpnblican Victories
observation-disclosures Gains in Portland.
PORTLAND. March 2, 1883
The charter election to-day resulted In no choice
although heavier vote has not been since 1860
Mcclellan, republican, has 2,404 votes; Patnam demo-
crat 2242 votes and Derng. independent republican
ITO votes Las, year Stevens, republican, had 9os
votes Shurtle democrat 755 votes The fall vote for
Governor stood Republican 2,o44 votes; democratic
1927 votes The democrats have therefore, gained $50
over the fall election and $40 over the spring election
counting the independent votes al republicans Re.
publican Aldermen and Counc.lmen elected In owe
Of the wards and democratic IN the other two.
LEWISTON Feb. a. 1865
The republicans have carried their ticket At the munl
cipa election in this city to-day by 40 majority
sIecting Isaac A. Parker Mayor. The vote cast was
l746. the largest ever poed here. despite the great
storm which has been raging throughout ihs day The
entire city government. with the exception Of cns
alderman, is republican.
BATH. March 2, 1868
James T. Pat.en republican was elected Mayor to-
day by $50 to 256 votes Tor Bailey, democrat The
republican candidates were elected n all the wards
SAco March 2, 1885,
The republicans to-day elected James NJ Dsr.ug
Mayor by $50 majority. and carried every ward IN the
city.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Effective Work In the C0nventiOn-The Arti.
cles on Finances and Educntion.
CHARLESTON, March q 1858.
The Constitutional Convention worked effectively
to-day and passed eighteen sections Of the article
the Finance Department In the constitution They
Just and equabe valuation for the taxation Of
property. exempt charitable. religious and educational
institutions and otherwise liberal and satisfactory
The article education divides the state into school
districts provides Cor poll tax for the support Of the
schoolSs board Of commissioners and the attendance
Of pupils
resolution was adopted to petition Congress to
take looking towards repeal OF the present
import duty RICE on the ground that the statement
that the present tariff will cause parties TO Introduce
Indian rice at low figure 10 compete with the home
production and render the culture OF that staple unpro-
able and deprive the State OF OF chief resources
!s not warranted by the facts.
resolution TO adjourn the 11th OF March failed
The Convention are working rapidly and with
moderation
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
VIRGINIA.

The Couyention-The Suffrage and Money
uesfions-DisunI Issal of General ImbodeS's
Writ Against General schodeld-Beg eginnisg
Of tho New Registration.
RICHMOND, March q 1865
In the Convention to-day the debate on suffrage
closed Tho vote viii DO taken tomorrow.
The committee on the subject reported that only
50 900 remained ou. of the 500 900 appropriated by the
Legislature for tho Convention.
resolution was introduced relative to making pro.
vision icr the future expenses OF the body
In the United States Circuit Court to-day tho writ OF
nan damus SUED put by General Imboden against Gen.
eral Schofed 10 make the latter show cause why I'M
boden prevented from voting, dismissed BY Judge
Underwood
The new registration commenced to-day. The whites
are registered in the evening and the blacks in the
morning.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
TELLCRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.

Tho Disraeli Cabinet Changcs-Tory LcaIsla.
tive Caucus.
LONDON, March 2, 1858.
This Cabinet changes still form the chief topic OF con-
versation. The Tunes this morning has an editorial
article on the subject The Times Is connden. that the
new Ministry ia now complete Tho following the
changes given:-
Earl Derby the First Lord OF the Treasury. Is sue
ceeded by Right Hon. benjamin. DisraeL
Lord Chelmsford. Lord Chancellor. is succeeded By
Sir Hugh Cairnes
Right Hon Spencer H walpole, Chancellor Of the
Exchequer Ia succeeded bye. W. Hunt, late Under.
Secretary.
LONDON, March 2-Evening
Mr. Dsrael has called private meeting OF the tory
members OF Parliament.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

Coroner's Verdict in the Clark Murder ~
Worcester-Arragnment of the Prisoners
Fatal Railroad Accident Near OuKdaie-
Escape of "a Convict.
WORCESTER March O. !sea
The coroner's inques. held upon the eocy OF the
murdered Clark concluded three O'Clock this
afternoon. The following Ia the verdict
That said Joseph g. Clark came 10 his death al bis
rooms In Union Block, the city OF Worcester Fri.
day, the 25th OF February between the hours OF sx
and ten O'Clock P. NJ by wounds Inflicted upon his
head with hatchet or other weapon and oy strangus
ton by the hands Of Slas James snd Chares Jamss,
which injuries were premedltaied and iIh.cted With
murder0us intent!
The prisoners arraisncd before tbs Police Court
this afternoon and pleaded mot guilty" They wavsi
examination and we're fully committed TO await . he
action OF the Grand Jury Both appeared cheerful and
sclf-possessed. George s. Verny appeared as counsel
for silas James, The other prisoner had no counsel
william Powers brakeman on tho Worcester and
Nashua Railroad instantly killed to-day. wh.lo on
the rear car Of freight train, by bis head striking
tated into the river. but subsequently, recovered
Charles $. Loring alas Piiman Woodbury.. ai.as
Wooding, State Prison convict. sentenced TO twelve
years Imprisonment for burglary felgued insanity
and committed to tho State Lunatc HOSPITAL 10 thi5
city a few days ago, made his escape las! night,
Dolby, Dickens Agent. Beaten IN Foot Race.
BosroS, March @ 1s6s
pedestrian match took place here on Saturday be-
tween Mr. osgood OF Ticknor 4 Field's publishing
house. and Mr. Dolby Mr.. Dickens agent Tho distance
Mr. Osgood Mr. Dolby having called a carriage al the
eighth milo. Mr. Osgood accomplished the last flx
miies in one hour aud ten minutes.
strike of Cotton Spiuncrs mt Fall RIver-Thc
Mills Cease Work.
FALL RIysa, March 2, 1868.
The cotton spnners and weavers employed In ell tho
cotton mills OF this city struck this morning for an
crease OF wages All the mills are now quiet. The
strike produces stoppage OF nearly half million OF
epindles Over Eve thousand hands are out Of employ
mont, roaming through the snowy streets.
Marine Disasters OF Cape Cod md Cross Rip.
Bosros, March 2, 1868.
The schooner John L. Msrri!l, Captain w;ess, from
Baltimore for Boston with cargo OF corn and oats,
went ashore during the to-day aboat three miles
from Race Point back OF Cape Cod.
The schooner Neqnassott, for Boston with cargo OF
-four and corn went ashore al the samo place The
derwrters agents al Provnceiown have gono to their
assistance
The schooner Ada Herbert from Gloscester for New
York nut into Holmes Hole to-day She slipped hor
chains while at anchor near cross Kip, and ran Tor
Holmes Hole FOR shelter Hor captain reported that the
feet which Jeff Holmes Hole on sunday az anchor
on tho shoals
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

The alarm OF Grs given at about nne o'clock last
night was occasoned by the burning OF the Hamilton
Cotton wadd!ng Mandatory, King street, between
Van Bruns and conover streets. South Brooklyn. The
Gre broke in the storerpom, In which was stored
about bales or cotton which totally destroy
despite the exertons Of the nromen, who prompt
In assembling 10 save H. The loss 10 estimated at
S. 900, including the damage machinery, building
&c. Tho building occupied by Messrs. Bloodgood
l. 0ys.erman, and fully insured. How The ars org.-
uated could not be ascertaued
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
GEORGIA..

Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of judicial C0lccrA
of the Stnte.
ATLANTA, March q 1858.
The Convention nearly completed Its work to-day.
section adopted which provides that tho salaries
Of judges OF the Supreme and Superior Courts and OF
the Attorney General shall not be increased dimin-
shed during their continuance Office and that judges
OF the Supreme and Superior Courts shall have been
Of the state.
Mr. Dunnng moved that when nine Jurors the
Jury may render verdict The resolution was lost.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
LOUIS SIANA.

Completion and Adoption OF tho Now C0usti.
tuition.
New ORLEANS March 2. 1858.
The Constitutional Convention to-day adopted the
naming articles of the constitution The constitution
was then adopted by vote Of o. to g.
a committee appointed TO have the same enrolled
and ready .or the signatures BY tomorrow
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
NORTH CAROLINA.

The COnvention-PropOsed Adjournment ON
the 18th Inst.-The Expected Report Of tho
Finance Committee.
RAIEIGH, March q 1858
The proceedings OF Saturday and to-day In the Con-
venton not OF general interest. The Convention
has agreed to adjourn on the 18th inst 10 under
stood that the Finance Committee prepared to report
article In the constitution relating TO taxation, mita
OF the State debt and the OF the public
credit. II Is said 1t takes high ground and will give
great sats action 70 the holders OF North Carolina So
curitlea
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MIS- SSISSiPPl.

The Tax Ordinance Approved by General GIL
iem-The Biil OF Rights In the Convention.
JACKSON, March O. 1888.
II 10 authoritatvey stated that General Gillem sp-
proves Of the last ordinance and will issue
order for the collection Of by tho State ocers
report OF the fact has been lad before the Con.
yention.
Tho Bill Of Rights completed to-day and ordered
tc be printed a. adopted.
The report Of the committee on the Legi slatve De.
par,ment was up and several sections adopted
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
GERMANY.

The Zoirvcrein Convention In Session.
BERLIN, March 2. 1868.
The ZolIverein Convention assembled In this city to.
day. Count Won Bismarck was present. and IN q brie.
speech welcomed the delegates
II given out that the deliberations Of tho Convention
will be exclusively confined to commercial subjects.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

in this city died AZ h!s residence at stapleton Staten
Island. yesterday afternoon Mr. Barber was one OF the
Oldest telegraph operators In the country having been
attached 10 tue old Ban line. and manager Of
the Troy onice subsequently, he became journalist.
ana mad been correspondent for many newspapers
tbroughout tho United States. Ho was o gentleman OF
many excolent qualities OF head and heart genial
warm friend aud an agreeable associate, whose death
wiz carry genuine sorrow to extended circe OF
Quaintances throughout the entire country
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
o q r r U "A II z.
Lord Wcusjeydu,c.

The cable announces the death OF Baron wensleydale
one of the peers OF Grea, Britain The Right Honorable
James Park born o.. Highfod, near Liverpool,
March o. 1882, educated at the grammar school.
Macclesaold and graduated IN 1903 at Trinity College
Cambridge He made brillsu, career through college
and was elected to open Fellowship at Trinity College
In 1904 He removed TO London and became special
psader In the Temple, and called 10 the bar OF the
Inner Temple in 1873 In 1928 he raised judge
ship In the Court OF Queens Bench and In 1884,
transferred to the Exchequsr lie retired from tho
Bench IN 1850 and created Lord wenslsydae,
OF wensieydale, by patont "for the term OF
HE natural life" Tho right or the Grown 10
create peerages for life vas quesoned BY the Earl OF
Derby, Lord Lyndhurst and Lord tampbe, and after
several stormy debates the peers decided that such
patent did give the recipient right TO cit and vote
ia House OF Lords, and tho government on recon-
meudaon created the title afrosh, and he was made
Baron wenseydale OF Walton, With the usual remainder
10 heirs male In the House OF Lords, and the Ju
dicis Committee OF the Prvy Council tho services OF
the deceased OF great value Ono OF his most re-
markabie exhibitions Of professional law and skil
was In connection with the proceeding on the bill OF
attsnder against Queen Caroline, wife OF George the
Fourth when be appeared one OF the counsel for the
Crown. Among his contemporaries were Colcridge lit
tedale, Patterson, Taunton aud other distinguished
members OF tho English bar, including Lord Bropsnan
the only one who survives him.
Ferdinand v. A. Barber.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
SOUTH AMERICA.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Cholera Abnting on the Plate-Prcsident Mitrc
at BuenOs Ayres.
LISBON, March 2, 1888.
The mali steamer has arrived from South America
She left Rio Janeiro the 9th OF February. The cho
era, which had been very severe, was abating in vIo
lence.
change had taken place In the Ministry at Buenos
Ayres. General Mtr6 present In that city When
the steamer left Rio the Cabinet had not been an.
uouucsd.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
TURKEY.

Changes In the War Department.
s CoNsIANTNoPLE. March 2, 1S6S
Namyk Pasha. Governor Of Bagdad, has been called
by the Sultan to take the place Of Mehemed. .Ruchdi
Pasha at the head Of the War once. In the meantime
Omar Pasha has been appointed to &C, Professionally
Minister OF War.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MAR YIAND.

Execution Of Coiored Woman at Snow Hill.
PunADELPH;A. March q 1893
Lucy Purrcl . coored woman, was hanged on Friday
lasi al Snow H!l. Worcester county Nd, for the mur.
DER Of Hanson Robins coiorsd man. two Year, Unce
She confessed her quit.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
FIRE IN SPRING STREET.

About twenty minutes pas, twolvo o'clock last night
re occurred in tho toy store Of Mrs G. Feter No a0l
Spring street. near RenwIck. The Ars checked
by the fremen but not before the stock damaged
considerably This loss about 500 900; fully insured.
The building. owned by Q Mr. Burdsai, was damaged
somo $40 900, which was fully covered BY insurance.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
IRELAND.

Party Pr0cessi0ns Denounced in the North.
DUBLIN. March Q, 1868.
The Grand Jury In the county Down adopted re.
solution denouncing in strong terms ali party process.
sons dangerous the public peace and agains. the
laR.