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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
FROM THE Nat TcHEZ, COURIER.
JUDGE SHATTUCK-THE MEETIN(
YESTERDAY.

A large crowd of our fellow-citizens reFiI
ed TO the Court House Yesterday mOng|
TO here the Wing Bond-paying candidate
Governor, JUDGE SHATTUCK. He 4
dressed them from ten minutes pass III in
morning until fifteen minutes to 2 O'Clock
afternoon, and secured the unweared ainI
tion of his auditors.
TO say that his speech was eminently
would be faint praise, in these DAYS Of 81
ches. We hazard nothing in asserting 81
a more sensible, forcible, appropriate, corr
sive and triumphant address was never dat
cred in the State of Mississippi, and confds
ly appeal TO nineteen-twentieihs of the M
sons present TO bear us out in thus terming 4
We could, were we so minded, instance
practical effects upon more than one of our n
ti-Bond friends-but we will content ours
yes with saying that few, ii any, no maia
of what party, left the Court House wilhOa
sincere conviction of his personal honesty a1
his devoted patriotism. We point to ourcai
didate with pride, as an ornament TO theSa
and the country.
We advert TO some Of the topics and pOir
of his specific name all or to do justice
his treatment of those we mention, would
ceed our room and take up more time than
left TO US to-day.
He commenced by regretting the abseD
of his competitor, Mr.. Tucker to whom
was exceedingly courteous, and IN the coul
of his speech paid him handsome tribute.
Referring to the ISLANDERS that had been
tered against him, he said that he had genera
| II passed them by in silence, resting upon
nast b life and conduct for protection from thel
bnt he could not refrain from noticing y
course OF the Free Trader. That paper b
published letters from three correspondent
making contradictory charges against hln;-
The first asserted that Judge Shattuck pea.
ed himself to veto any bill to pay the UnS
! Bank Bond--"Let him deny this, if he dsn Y,
saith correspondent No. l. Correspondent l.
| 9 writing about the same speech says thai
reply to question Of Mr. Freeman, wbe''.
| he would veto bill AT TUE NEXT SESSION
ArPRoPRIArE money out Of the Treasury
pay the bonds. Judge S. answered, yes 1
Now these two contradict each other-
third said that he REITERATED in his sfD :.
that he would veto any bill to raise 'aa, :.
he offers to prove this by his sub-witnesses'
| Now they have saved me the trouble = /
NAL. (said the Judge,) by utterly coDnsa ,sa
ting each other, and they may settle y 'A''
| them. ,,-...a.nd
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
FREEMAN RAN AWAYn1

Mr.. John ID. Freeman an on,;L,
cate and specchmaker, absconded frona y
ton, IN this county, on the forenoon nsS
day the llth of Oct. inst, IN the cspi ~ Ns
manner and under the following c,rc,,.'., .o.,O"ls
VIZ: Mr.. Freeman and DIR. GwiD had 'r",ar's nrI1
ed to the good people Of this county ,b" ruOlls !.
would severally make speeches al the os.0 Sis
said town of Benton on the said MonIo, ".Oi y I
llth of Oct, on several subjects in genersl 'S
antl-bondlSm in particular. People and
tors assembled,-eleven O'Clock arrived ,'
the said Freeman, for causes unknown - n
afiant, instead of mounting the royr"
mounted his horse, and cat from Benton =;
neatnesS and despatch tIi
The e.rcuSe he made for this sudden and m
expected disappearance, and which Dr.. Cr
also made for him, was this that he wasyr
desirous of going to Natchez 10 meet SOM
appointment" in that quarter, and tha, N
Steamboat Volant, then at this city, was 90,
down at O'Clock that day,-tae Captain NJ
sent aoord out to Mr. Freeman, that he uJsl
ieaUe at One, precisely! This Dr.. G,rin sal
And hence Mr.. Freeman's haste TO get !
board
Now, il SO happens, that the truth oG
Steamboat affair is this. The Captain Of Il
Volant sent no WOrd TO Mr.. Freeman ora
one else at Benton, at all. The boat did u
intend to leave before Tuesday morning.
boat was expected 10 leave here on Mondu
and none did leave. A passenger from a
Voiant told several persons in Benton, and
Mr.. Freeman's presence, as we understOa
that the boat ,oould leare on Tuesday mOraa.
1t was well understood at Benton that lla
was no boat To leave here on Monday at d
Mr.. Freeman came TO this city on MODdy
took lodgings at hotel, remained until Tus
day and then left for his appointment below
This is the way they do anti-bondism henl
bouts.-YAzoo WnIG.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23

ton, to give their undivided at,ea.:
that these means shall be appropr;s,a1l p,O1 10
as they will 60 to the paymen, ps psr'a'ed Is 1
and whatever residue there rer,.e ~ 'ne bod
we must pay as best we can. d,as wI; uapaI
done without any difficulty. In I"iTn y ca }
time, while the assets of the R.nl he nea
ascertained and collected, if the I'm n are bsp
should think it advisable to spe - oono hOks
inslalment of interest, let them A. - q On the
suffer nothing by decision e;,L ~ u we
These we believe to be the doc,r;naS Sr way
ed for by the great body of the b'yvs Ws! !cOniel
The anti-bondmen elected 10 ing par|
ture intend to pass or propose 'lo d Less3
denying all obligation on the par, a aSsessOIuto
to pay the bonds. The difference y 'aeSla
parties is materially different and IN N lhe tp
seen. The first are the tenets C%u of Ss s 'asl
body Of the Whig party, with y vsn' .ne gra|
portion OF the Democratic party rTLy Tty ar!l
(ot rePudiation) is the doctrine Of r"s nae late
the Democratic party, with probabIPH IPo'loa
few Wings. The people are 10 y cbooyy. a'sG|
two, as far as the bonds are concerOsd s5T q D
selection of candidates before the Cu' naon, u d
the hope IS, that the Wing party will Rs' y =
low itself to be severed on this ore,, +, aI ~
humbug, The debt must eventually !. ~
thls' lew reasonable men doubt-Csvo,l r
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
upon the produce of their labor.

upon the produce OF their labor.
Again--on page 34l-2, of Senate
Journal, of the same session, we find the
following: which shows another attempt
on the part of Mr.. Tucker to TAX the
People of the State
'sMr. Walton offered the following
amendment, to-wit:
"SEc-In addition to the TAX pro-
vided for in the first section of this act,
and under the same regulation, that an
amount equal to the whole amount of
the State tax for other purposes, be as
sessed and collected for the purpose of
discharging the liability Of the State on
account of the
PLANTERS BANK BONDS,
for any instalment that may fall due du-
ring the present year, and the semi-an-
.nual interest which has fallen due and
been paid by the Bank of the United
States or the Planters Bank # Missis-
sippi, or the semi annual dividend of
interest which may fall due the present
year on the aforesaid Bank bonds, and
that the money so collected shall be paid
over into the State treasury Of the State,
by the several tax collectors of this state
to constitute fund for the aforesaid
purposes, and that the money shall be
paid to those entitled to receive it, un-
der the inspection of the Governor.
"And the question being taken there
on"
SIT was decided in the negative by
ayes and noes, to-wit:
"Ayes-Messrs. Alsbury, Bonney,
Marshall, Ragsdale, TUCKER and
Walton-6,"
"Noes--Mr. President, Davidson,
Duke, Fox, Gllleland, Cranberry, Green
Harley, Hill, Hughes, Humphreys, Ives
Kerr, KERN, Lefore, Love, Matthews,
Metlock, Miller, Philips, Thomas, Wall
and Watts-23.o
Wings all voting against TAwAeI
TlON@
Again, Mr.. QUICKER voted a.
5ainst the location of the State Univer-
tJ ii th 4fS;sssisss5epi; lie voted a
yainst Incorporating "the Holly Springs
Ind State Line Rail Road Company
ne is in favor of
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
WHIG BOND DOCTRINE.

The true Wing bond doctrine, is that the
State is legally and morally bouEd to pay the
bonds; that no additional tax shall be resorted
TO pay them that the Union Bank shall be
put in liquidation Immediately; the most rigid.
just and safe means used to collect the assets,
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
ERoM THE YAzoo WIG.

The following communication emenates
from the pen of a friend Of ours who is at
present IN the State Of Pennsylvania, and
who has been for many years past a resident
OF Yazoo county. 1t was sent TO us for pub
licationsin the YaSeo Wig. but asst treated
principally on the subject Of the payment OF
the Bonds, we considered it adapted pecuIi-
arly to the columns of onr Ertro, and have
therefore inserted II here. Il is mortifving
70 the feelings Of high-minded Mississippians
e be told with what distrust and contempf
their pride and honor il TOO frequently spoken
OF BY citizens oi other States. Nexf Novem-
Der we confidently believe will silence the
rebukes The State at this time IS obligated 10
bear. Our friend will partake Of thai dinner
" 4 drlllIl1nl1. We wish we could MIKE one ,f
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23
n @ " Z e z !.

M. Brown:-As Joseph Drake, Esqr,
and John III. Tadlock have declined as
candidates for the Board Of Police of
Carroll county, you will please insert
the following names, as ! have good as
suranee Of their willingness to serve, if
and also Of their receiving a
good support from Many Voters.
FoR BOARD OF POLICE,
Y, y Miller, z. Pratt, ]. W. Dykes,
z. Spsith and 7. Ratl5f,
FLlow FEvER.-Our latest dates from New Or
eans being up to the Ith INST states the epidemic
g be still raging During the past seven days, end
1na Will the tlla-tle nfshar af ,ssorr 81
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23

Saturday, October %, IsAl.

Union Of Tie H45gs for The hon9r of tie Stafe
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23

"THE FAITH or THE STATE IS
PLEDGED firth n4ale capitat Stock, and
the property Of atther cttiaens may hereafter
5s t9ael % omafe up ats losses and defalcatl0ns. =
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser., 1841-10-23

RESOLVED, Thu IL IS HE deliberate
sense Of tie TV1ig part1t ~ Mississippi, khat
tie STATE is BOUND BY EEERY OBLI
CATION OF HONOR AND JUSTICE
TO PAY. or Cause TO BE PAID, her
bonds fss3sed and sold for he beneff Of the In
foa Bank, anil turtle 1ayment Of her stock IN
tie Plfatets Bank-[ Passed Unanimously by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
PENNSYLVANIA REVENUE AND RELIEF
BIII

The Bill which, by vote of two thirds of each
branch of the Legislature Of pennsy wanna, is now
law Of that State, il not the modified bill which
passed both Houses on Mondoyakd tuesday morn
ing, as an amendmeu, to the District Court Bill
bat is tie identical Bill which had been reported
some days since, by the committee of conference,
passed by the two Houses, and vetoed by the Cow
ernor. While the amended BILL to which we allud-
ed yesterday was before the Governor, for his sig
nature or veto, the ORIGINAL, vetoed bill, was
again brought into the House by motion TO con.
sder the vote given upon it after the veto, and by
which the bill bad failed for want Of two thirds -
The motion to reconsider being carried and the
question then comipgup the final passage Of the
bill il was carried in the affirmative, by vote Of
CO to 26. And having previously passed the SEN
ate by similar two thirds minority ii is now q law
despite the g one man power" SO freely used by
:he partisan executive.
The Banks which decline TO accept the provi-
sioas Of this law, are 10 remain subject to the laws
now in force, in regard TO banking affairs.
The 9th section requires the several banks,
which desire avail themselves of the present law,
10 fund an amount Of State stock equal at least
five per cent Of their capital paid in, which to
predicate the issue Of notes redeemable in said
stock as authorized under the 10Th section. Those
banks which fail or refuse TO make this deposite OF
State stock are TO be exempted from the beneficial
provisions Of the act, and TO remain subject to ex
isting laws The 28th section requires the banks
to notify the Governor of their acceptance OF the
provisions Of the act within forty days from its pas
sage and the Goth and last. makes il the duty of
the Secretary OF the Commonwealth as soon as
may be after the passage Of The act, 10 notify the
several banks of the same Baltimore Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
no AY.r. coNcrnNrn.

IVY Deed Of fsust executed this day BY YIN
n Long and wife, ard William S Long, we
have been constituted the Trustees OF ell their
property, Cor the payment Of all their debts og
every description. To effect this object. 1t will Sc
indisrensably necessary that those who have q, :
counts with VIM. Long, WA. Long s. Son, VIM.
5. Long & Company. the late iirm OF James r
Erskine q Company, should close their acceunts
without delay, ard those indebted psy the sun.
respectively o~ing by them We are alone author.
ned TO receive such dues, aud no money must be
paid. except BY our aa.hofty. And NOTICE Is hero
BY given all concerned, and they are referred to
the deed dnly admitted 10 rrsors. Mr. Long and
hi. son have agreed 10 lend their aid in sesliaS all
sccoun,s, debts and demands, which they will do
under the sanction and control Of the Trustees. Il
is confidently hored ttst ell creditor. viii be paid
oil their JUST demands in full but "a This can only
be done By speedy settlement and liquidation o.
what may BE- due TO the concern, this notice is
given. that all interested may understand why no
failher indulgence can be extended.
ID III. CONRAD.
DANIEL. BuRkHaRT.
April ie 1S4l. 7'rasiess nsasr tAe Deed
An l5-ff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
The Jefferson Banner.

/ "A NEW paper, under The above title, will be
IN established in Charlestown, Jefferson Conn-
~. Virginia. 10 the month of July next Il will be
a zeaions supporter Of Democratic principles. and
a faithful chronicler of the passing events Of tue
day. The names Of those who rstronized the
H8RPER's-FERRY CossvITeriosALlsT have been
banded over, together with that establishment 10
the undersigned, who, having become the purcha-
SER has consented AT the instance Of large major
ity Of bis Democratic friends in Jefferson and the
adjoining Counties. to advocate the principles of
THAT party in opposition to the pssseRt Admin
istraiior This brief announcement Is nsde with
the view Of informing all persons Interested, that
another effort will be made to establish. on per-
manent footing. Republican Press to defend The
interests and the rights Of large portion Of our
citizens, who at this time unrepresemed by any
Organ. The undersigned hopes, that ibasmuch as
he the heavy responsibility of this srdsous
undertaking solely at his private expense he
will receive, az leasf, 80 much patronage as will
certainly save him from ell embarrassment. All
that is necessary 10 the prosperity and con
tinuance Of the BAsNER is prompt payment and,
fur il may be 10 the power Of the subscribers,
PAY IN ADYAscE for their subscription. On the
part OF the Editor effort will be spared to give
snch paper as will meet the wishes snd the wants
Of the Republican party Of the whole Of the Con-
gressional District.
Those who did not subscribe to the Constitution
alist, and who wish to take The Jefferson Banner,
az also they ~ho may desire an additional copy,
will please sign their names to the prospectus that
it may be known what number of sheets shall be
struck off when commencement is made.
The Jefferson Banner will be printed on an ex-
ira Imperial sheet, and issued to subscribers on
every Wednesday. ct 81 payable 10 advance. or
50 so if paid within six months; SO if not paid ill
the end Of the year.
JOHN ]. HICKEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
DIED.

On Wednesday, 5,h instant, in Shepherdstown
Mr.. ARCHIBALD CAMERON, of that place, aged
about 40 years.
On the evening of the Both Of April last, n, Edge
mont, his residence in Loudoun county Virginia
Thomas NJ CoLsToN, Esq, in the doth year of mis-
age. His naturally vigorous constitution struggled
in vain against violent attack of Inflammation Of
the lungs, which wrought its work nf death upon
him in the brief space Of six days. Education and
intelligence performed their appropriate Office
upon his character, in liberalizipg his sentiments
and elevating and refining his feelings. They were
usefully employed in bis attentive and iudicious
discharge Of the duties Of magistrate of the eoun-
ty in which he resided, and impaired conscep-
uous and discriminating zeal to his performance OF
his political duties in the exercise Of his political
rights. The large space which he filed in the pub
lie esteem was indicated by the profound shock,
which, at the unexpected intelligence Of his DEATH
Pervaled the community in which he had lived
full knowledge Of the rich treasures of generous
and alectionate feeling which habiuslly dwelt in
his heart. was reserved from his ordinary inter
course with society to be disclosed TO the cherish
ed associates Of his intimacy. But their height
and depth, and full extent could be adequately
measured only in the joyous and tender oupournss
o' his affections upon his devoted wife and chill
oren' How exalted is their estimate of them, and
now deep their sense of their bereavement, is at
rested by grief which can find no management
ou' N the con'oling assurance that " Earth hath
no sorro" winch Heaven cannot cure l..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

canal Scrip,

STATIONERY An assortment Of ruled Writ
- ing Paper, Quilts, Ink, &c. &c. for sale BY
NM DORSEY.
April 90. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
FAIR WARMING!

TIME Undersigned having sold out his entire
IL STOCK OF GOODS, snd isncw settling up
MS business, begs leave inform his customers to
settle up immediately as he Is compelled 10 remove
10 Baltimore a, an early day possible. All un-
settled business, after he leaves will be placed in
the hands Of otScerslor collection. persons know
ing themselves indebted viii oblige him by avoid.
person. A. ROBINSON.
April s. I64l.
n B. His books and accounts will be found next
door TO WIN. Dorsey's Drug Store.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLouR-Sales of Howard street Flour to- day at
$4,373 per Dbl. The recent price continues at
$4o5. Small sales OF City NJ Ils Flour at 81 ,623.
Severe hundred bbls. Susquehanna Flour were TAX
en- TO day a,Si,50
WHEAT. There has been no Maryland Wheat
at market for several dsys We note a sale of two
parcels of Susqueharna red. not free from smut at
&c cts. We quote Pennsylvania Whea,s at IS to
90 cents.
RYE.--We quote Pennsylvania Rye a, IS to IS
cts. and Nd. at So cts.
CoRS--Sales of Md. yellow Corn to-day at So
cts. and of white at so a 5 cts.
OATs.-We hear Of no sales OF Oats to-day
Good parcels of Md, are worth about 3S cts.
WHIsKEY--Is in moderate demand, at 90 cts.
Cor bids and 81 cts. for bbs. The wagon price
OF bbls is II CTS. exclusive of the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court of Morgan, on the first Mon
day in April, 1871,
Anna r. Sherrard, Executrix, and Joseph II. Sher-
rard, Executor Of John Sherrard, decd,
PITS.
against
Reuben Young AMI William Wright, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
FHSHE defendant, Reuben Young, not having en-
n tered his appearance and given security ac-
cording TO the act of the General Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he Is not an inhabtant Of this Com
monweath il ia ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day of July term next,
and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Mgrlinsburg, for two
months successfully, and like copy posted the
from, door of the Courl-House Of said County OF
Morgan.
A Copy.-Teste,
J. RICHARD. C. NC.
May 10, I34l-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

CANAL APPRoPRIATIoN.--T Cum.
berland Civilian of May sth, says WE
have just learned from one of the officers
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
panv, that the stockholders have accepted
Of tho law pppropriatng 52,0o0,000 for
the completion of the Canal to Cumber'
land. And, we ore also informed, that
the Mining Companies will likewise, be-
uond doubt, agree to comply with the pro-
visions Of SAID law. Contractors, we are
authorized in saying, may look out-that
proposals for contracts will soon be offer
cI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

n HAVE the pleasure of announcing to the adj
a mirers of fine stock, that my full bred Durham
Bull PRIAM is now serving Cows at h moderate
and reduced price, upon my farm, four miles from
Martinsburg
PRIAM was purchased BY me of c, J. Faux
ner, of this county. and ia of the stock imported
into this country by Rein D. Shepherd of Boston,
through tho agency Of Mr.. Etches. of Liverpool,
the best seector of stock in England. He is four
years old this month. His Twdigree, not to go into
much detail is uhquestoned, and free from all
doubt or question. pRlAM was got in England,
by Pnam ; See Herd Book-Priam dam Leda,
by Carleton; grand dam Dairy; great grand dam
Dairy, by Lonsdae; Lonsdale by Alias; his dam
by Oscar. See Herd Book for the several ami
mails here referred to.
The strctest attention will be paid to all Cows
sent here Price for each Cow, including nsu-
rance, S..
JACOB VAN METRE, Sr.
Berkeley County, May 10, l84l.-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

The Montreal Herald Of May 9Th, brings news
Of the arrest Of Charles +. Michel, the American
forgef. lie wa. taken on the 5th at Tongue Point
= few miles from Montreal, and, seeing his fate be-
fore him. endeavored to tighten his load Of lnfamy
by throwing twenty thousand dollars which he had
about him into the 81. Lawrence. Better to have
thrown himself in. The cnlPrit was captured by a
Captain Comesu one Of the Montreal police, and
a famous fellow for lerreting our rogues.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

MuRDER.-Tho Harrisonburg Register
of May sth, says The young man
mentioned in our last, charged with Kill
ling his father, was tried by an Examining
Court in this place on Wednesday last,
and acquitted. This horrible affair, the
killing of father by his own son, was the
result of drunken frolic, in which IA
Their, mother, and son were all engaged
The father, it appears, made an attack
upon the son, who repealed the assault by
striking blow with hoe, which stove
in his parents skull and laid him dead at
his feet! The young man has been ac-
quilted by the laws of his country; but re-
morse and anguish must and will torture
his spirit "whle life, and thought, and be-
ing last F"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

EMIeRATIoN.-A correspondent Of the
N. Y. Times and Star states that at least
10000 emigran,s are to embark from AM
sterdam and Havre during April and May.
A late Liverpool paper says: There are
thirty vessels in the London St. Catherine
docks fitting out to convey emigrants &c
Sydney, New York, Canada, and New
Zealand. In Scotland, too, there is q
great move among the people. Some Of
the most respectable of the middle class
of farmers, and many manufacturers, re.
siding in the neighborhood Of Glasgow
are about to try their fortunes in the Unit
ed States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-13

The Mayor Of Fredericksburg in ac-
cordance with the Recommendation Of
President Tyler, recommends the holding
Of public worship in the different Churches
Of that place, on the 18th inst, and the
suspension Of all business during the day,
liz order that it may be observed as sug-
gested by the President.