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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
BALLOON ASCENSION.
THRILLING ACCoUNT,

A Mr.. Hugh Parker made an ascension in
balloon from Mobile few days ago, and land
ed about four hours afterwards, somewhere
in the swamps Of Florida. The descent was
aperiious one, and we extract the following
notice Of it from his account:
had always desire to soar 10 as great an
elevation as It is possible to arrive al, and
having about 30 pounds ascensive power,
determined to crafty my wish. Away | sped
continually ascending leaving the clouds
as far beneath me as they we're above when
started. | now began 10 feel cold, large drops
of Precipitation oozing from my skin and a
tingliOg sound in my ears, as if something
cracking ia my head, vacant feeling and a
difficulty Of respiraIion--now very cold. The
water in my bottle freezing, | took hold oft
in order tory if drink would calm my nau-
seating feeling; the neck stuck to my hand,
and drew the skin off as It blistered by fire.
Still uneasy, the drops of perspiration had
turned to liquid matter resembling yellow oil
my tongue become swollen, my nails and
teeth were loosened, and every joint in me and
allmy energies seemed relaxed. looked up,
and saw the gas rushing from the neck Of my
balloon and endeavored to open nv valve to
effect its escape but had moi strenglhto 10 accom-.
plish it, ] feared the result and was moi kept
long in suspense. | judged myself at this
time to be six miles high, when, the balloon
was rent on the Top. Away went the gasl Can
describe my feelings at That moment No,
no! as whirliDg down came with feeling as
if the whole system was driving 10 my head.
| entered a. dense cloud, the substance Of
which rushed pastme, with whizzing sound
like steam from the escape pipe of an engine.
the clouds were somewhat warmer than the
air above, which considerably terminated me 4
Looking, j saw that the balloon was forced
hard against the netting from atmospheric
pTessure; this circumstance 10 measure
Gained my agitation although still descending
with unspeakable rapidly. ! exhaused all my
ballast, Jet 60 my grapnel to iis full extent, and
noticing that was approaching the earth with
great velocity, braced myself up 70 abide the
result, and how must express my thanks to
the Disposer Of Events, The giver and pre-
server of life for my miraculous preservation.
The bulging body Of my balloon struck one
side Of apins tree, from which cause ! was
saved, and found myself, instead Of being
dashed to the ground, only forced against The
body Of the tree AS soon as Recovered my
shattered seses, handled up my grapnel,
dashed The carlothet tree bove the bite oflhe
roPs around branch Of the pine, and dss-
cended 10 the ground,
Itissatd blythe Mobile Ledger, that Park
et's balloon story is rather curious ones AZ
iheiconjecIure Of the EronsuI BE- ltue, itis
5thehighest ascension ever made; bst we sus-
SPecs i can very readily be demonstrated thu.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

New Mode of Grettng.-T Take thrifty
shoots about quarter Of an inch 10 diameter,
and cut ihemIn slantpg manner clear through
so as TO detach about fonr inches Of the top
fromithe rest making the line Of the angle a.
bonlan inch-lhe stock beng cut in the same
manner. The backs are then 10 be carefully
united and bound up with yarn covering iho
whole with grating wax 10 exclude the sir.
By this mode fruit may be obtained ip a short
period so ss TO test its value at an early day
the operation being simple with scarcely
fear Of failure
Mad Gogs have become rather Troublesome
at New Orleans; some oflbe editors have d
ride 10 their Offices on horseback
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Ertraet troma Priuate Journal kept By a
Country Acquaintance. - Thursday -Boed corn
all day; went 10 roost with the chickens; tired
as wagon wheel, entertaining serious
thoughts ofeither joining the church or enlist-
ing into the troops. t.,
Friday was called out ofmy nest by the
old man before the ast bedbug had retired
10 his post turned double swarth in the mead-
ow; brought churDing Of buiterFked lbeold
black cat; mended motbers mop;and read
chapter 10 The BIble-aiI before breakfast,
Horn blew Tor dinner at ts elve precisely, found
nothing on the liable but corned beef and cab
bage; made dinner Of bread and cheese cucum
Der and curses; father frelted about dry wea-
ther;ihought il best 10 pray for rain directly;
but con cluded to give providence three days
grace; and lfIt d,dD,t mosten upilhen 10 pray
on the patent principle. Saturday nothing
worth mentioning happened excepting tina, it
didn,train; the cattle broke into the corn;
Jowler killed d skuok;and grandfather died.
Sunday-rose rather late; fed The hogs, and
attended family prayer; put on my dry goods,
and went TO meeting; came up q earingIshow-
about noon,and wet fathers hay and the way
he swore was sin 10 protesting chris
tians. @
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
EACH PARTY WINNINGS THE

EACH PARTY WINNINGT THE
STAKES. Two fellows recently took lodgins
for about ten Gays. at tavern in York coun.
ty Par Jared sumptuously, d rnkiug two or
three bottles of VINE daily. The lastl day,a
dispute arose about the speed oftheir horses,
and they a, last agreed TO enter on tho ''pro6ta.
Bile contest" The landlord was appointed
Judge each being The rider of his own horse.
When they were mounted the judge like those
at the Olympic games gave the word one, too,
three, and 60! Off they went and have never
been seen or heard ofsince leaving the land
lord fully compensated by having been their
judge.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

A Lucky Thought "A loa!er was lately being
sold out, propria personae inst. Francis coun-
ty, Arkansas under the act for the benefit Of
such "vermints," usually called the Vagrant
Act He was hoisled on the block and al the
moment be was aboulto be knocked over BY
the auclioneers hammer to,ho bighss, bidder
he claimed The right ofthe valuation law. AT.
ter little consideration this was granted him
aud committee ofthree appointed to appraise
him according tolaw, though not exactly for
such case made and provided. He was val-
ued at 81 cents, and again put upto the high
est bidder and knocked down at tWehty cents.
Not bringiDgtwo thirds his appraised worth the
fellow actually got clear! m
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19


~ Can't do it, -Whata volume ofhuman
misery IS unlolded in that short eentencel
What mighty efforts Of undeveloped genius
are chained by this conclusion Of dependency
when barrier chooses 10 interpose the onr-
ward progress Of the viii and sometimes Of
mere human volition2-- What domestic happi-
nos. what downward marches towards the
g'ooniy and solitary abodes Of fpovertyy what
anxious sociisde that fills the breast Of the
dependent wife, what ardent wrestliDgs with
the demon of dispair. what social wretehed-
ness, what deep, painful anxiety; what nation
al evils are ldepicted in the spirit Of that
expression! II is thelaogusge ouly ofthe self
"tetched, The determination ofthe weak and
lm0eclIes-ltis the voice of ibe moral coward
who standing upon The shore Of some desert
island IN tbesormy ocean Of life and looking
out upon the blows strewn with The wrecks Of
earthly grandeur and human happiness is 80
blinded by fear that be cannot see the CLEAN
of hope that fllckers amid the surrounding
gloom. It's the articuIaled feeling Of the
traveller of The desert who having gained an
emlnence sees nothing but la barren plain before
him thirst palching his tongue and wearlness
subdulng his sirengh. But shall he lie down
without hOpe2 Nay let him press forward
make but one efort--a green oasis will meet
his vision; cool stream will bubble up from
some unforeseen fountain and he will reach
his jouraey's end crowned with the rich re-
wards of perseverance.
''Can you storm that batteryln WIS the ques'
ton put by the Commanding General to Miller
when the British had possession Of il. "Pll
try" was the reply and the effort was saccess-
tul Man is meonqusrable sohsn he stands
upon the rights ofman"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19

Vide ,4iodke. 80 Come come come, said
one who was vide awake 10 one who was fast
asleep .get up get up; don't you know iPs
the early bird That catches the wormla Serves
The worm nght.' says the gTuDbIg sleeper,
s'wotus shouldn't go! up before The buds
do2,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-19
VOL. 8 NO. IS. WHOLE. NO. l22

no human being could exist at so greet au al.
utude.. Guy Lassac, the celebrated French
philosopher, ascended over % 600 feet, which
is somewhat more than four miles, and
stopped there only because il was impos>
sIble to 90 higher with the certainty Of ex-
istence. Mr. Pa'ker's ascent, according to
his own account, was 81 $50, whiehis 5000
feet higher than the Frenchmsn's.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28
TO THE VOTERS OF ORANGE
COUNTY.

IL Is known 10 YOU that al the ensuing
election a vote is to be taken on the ques.
ton Of central division of Orange Conn-
". This, fellow-citizens, is a question
Of great importance to US all. But as il
obviously affects the interests Of the in
habitants Of the Town of Hillsborough in
a greater degree than the rest Of the COM
munily, we must you will pardon us for
addressing 10 You few considerations on
the subject; and we more especially claim
al your hands this indulgence, because
in the late Convention for amending our
State Constitution we voluntarily surren-
dered up our separate representative, and
now stand upon a perfect equality with
the rest Of our lellow-ci,izens. We have
also learned that printed address is in
circulation on The other side Of the ques-
tion, which we have just seen for the first
time.
This question originated, we believe, a
few years since with the inhabitants on
The west of lIaw River, who complain:
l. That their people have 10 cross that
river to gel TO the Court House. Our
answer 10 this objection is, that this evil
is not reme,lied BY central division, for
that would still throw the new Court
House on the east side of Haw River,
and thus, as at present, make il necessa-
ry for all persons living west Of It, to
cross the liver in getting TO the Court
House.
2. Secondly, il is urged that persons
having business at Court are compelled TO
travel too far, and at too great sacrifice
Of time and money. -4~
The persons attending Court, are Jus.
tees of the Peace, Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians, Overseers of Roads.
Parties and Witnesses. and Jurors. You
are aware that since the adoption Of the
Special Court system, by which five JUS
ices are selected 10 hold the Court for
twelve months, the whole body Of JUS
ices are not now required TO atteud Court
more perhaps than twice in the year, and
hen not more than one day at time.
IS for Executors, Administrators, Guar
iians, and 0verseers oil Roads, after the
isl Court they can generally send their
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28
THE ELECTIONS.

readers win recOllees hat he cleo
dlihroughoui this state. take place on
Jrsday next, she 9Th day Of August
tnsed not press upon our Wing friends
importance Of Ibis election. They
lOw hat upon The next Legislature viii
Evolve many important duties--uhe re-
Iiasunenl of ihe Senatorial districts. and
bsappOrlionment Of lhs Commons rep
ls,enialiou Of lhe state; the re-organiza-
lion Of the Congressional districts into
Inine instead OF thirteen as al present; the
election Of a United States Senator in
place Of Mr.. Graham. whose Term Of ser
vice win expire on the ilh Of March aexi;
and last lhoagh not least the considers
ZION q The question whether The state shall
receive is allotted portion Of the proceeds
Of the Public Lands These are subjects
deeply affecting ,he interest Of The Old
North Stale; and every true Wing, every
one who desires her welfare and prospc-
rily, win be found al his post. casting HE
rOp for such men as will carry out his
principles. Remember that the gain or
loss u ONE vote may make or mar the
prosperity Of your state Cor years 10
come
We have visited good portion Of Or
snge during the canvass, aud iind The best
sAii prevailing among our friends. The
"skies are bight" in The "Pivot Coun-
~" Old Orange viii stand by her ~
eiples; and IN SUSTAINING -. principles,
,I,s VII sustain Htn. A. Graham. whom
she no always delighted to honor. and
vhe,As filed his seat In the Senate with
"a % bis state and advantage 10 the
Sunry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

RHODE IsLAND.-Gov. King has, in ac-
cordance with resolution of the General
Assembly, appointed Thursday, the 2lst
of July, TO be observed by the people of
Rhode Island as day Of J" thanksgiving
and praise to Almighty God, FOR the strik-
ing interposilion of his kind and fatherly
love so recently displayed in rescuing
them from the horrors Of civil war, anar-
chy and DEATH"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

q Alls5cF0EE \ IS worth Al isaEi q Z, 500.
Non Nc nsaPss. fuliy apPssl 70 ne jnsiiee
siid megnaniniiy II our lelloW citizens
% holh sides Of The river. and a. shem
II hey IRE prepared : destroy he value
q pErPeEty 70 80 large an amount And
a. che blow 10 ruin, or AZ least greatly in
lurrs 20 many Of their fellow eilizens who
Lave exreadcd their money and improy-
81 their properly on lie implied faith thai
H'llsborough would remain lhe perms-
nent seat II jrsiire fDr Orarge county,
Does any grievance complained Of cali
Cor such dreadful remedy We believe
In conclusion. fellow citizens, we
would simply say, that as free men, a
portion Of he people Of Orange cously,
NE make dis appeal 10 ycn. in tie exer-
else Of our 6ndoubled right 20 be heard
npon The subject. But al the same time
We solemnly declare hat il is no part Of
oar design 10 interfere with the arrange
ment hich has been entered into between
The iwo great political parties on this sub
ject. or Al al 70 in1uence ne coming cleo
lions And for The purpose Of proving
our sincerity in this mater, IN public
meeting We appointed a committee Of
thirteen persons 10 prepare ihis address.
Of whom six, viz. Thomas Clancy, Sid
new Smith, William III. Brown. Allen
Parks. James NJ. Palmer, and John Ber-
~ are Democrats. and seven, viz. DIR. j.
Webb. Dr. ]. S. Smith. Edmund Stud
wick. Josiah Turner. II. Nichols. John
Taylor and j. W. Norwood are Wings.
Approved, and unanimously adopted.
by meeting Of The citizens OF Hilisbo-
rough, on he Goth July, 1912.
THOMAS CLANCY, Chm.
SIDNEY Smith, } Secs.
EDWIN A. HEARTT,
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Take Notice.


To RiehssoR Nichols cksriss Laiia0, Henry
Gales Waskingioa Lsscs and the L,gafess Of
Joseph armstrong and all my olker ertdli0,s,
w HEREAS, I have been arrested on
aer. ca, issprd a the instance of
r. Nichols and G. I.suner. and have Civ
an bond end security f,r any appearance
al the mex, term OF the Court NJ Peas aud
Quarter Sessions. 10 bp held ~ HILLSIDE.
rugh on the fourth Monday in August
next, then and there 10 take The benefit
Of The At for the rellei of honest debt.
ors. when and where vou and each az
you may tend and object IL you think
proper. Necessity conpels HE 10 The
course pursued.
THOMAS BURTON.
July IS. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

biazi iaiishil-l, s. usss as .ls - a.
Prsssndiag who owss more han NJ i
worth. can Parsuks q il benr6n. Bui
Mr. Van Bnrrn's--ille one Sustained by
she DrmOeEas-mighl properly beealled.
- some have designased lhs other. = lhe
slk seeking paapes' laui" for il uas 70
b. extended 10 none hnt large dealers and
banking insliluiions--ihe poor Ermer OF
mechanic, who from some casualty may
have become oEerwhslmnsd. could have
no relief under Il. Can our readers be-
lisEe lhisi The facts sustain il. The
law passed al The exhs session may Be
defective. and il doubtless Is; BAT LEI er-
Perienee point on is errors. and he Wis
dom q future Congress comes lhem:
or repeal il. II is evils shall be found 10
more ihaa eounierbalance is benefits.
This no doubt he Wings viii do. II they
continue 70 possess the power. When
men seek 70 make . hobby Of dis act.
passed under crying necessity Cor some
relief % ihe people. and al their earnest
solicitations. LEI their hyPocriey be er-
posed by bringing :heir own bantling, in
The shape Of a Bankrupt Bill, 70 their re-
membrane.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28
BOyD's REMEDY
FoR THE
CURE or sCRoEULffF

ssCRnfuLa j. disease ni.irh hss tern de-
lned a. b. +" . pserliaE al Iisn efihe i ns-
piatie stsism. aisnras rirg Ia y hoe A 40
q pirates sUkssisrnl 10 lie Iassess ~ dires-
tion. ssaniis iien, snd nniFia a. aGd efrly
psini reislisc - ~ tresiilenl. ~. sfia,a aads
lunselilsd. TIC pacs ssiF, I'd Lers leave 20 y
state 10 tAe yhlic. ii.t si,e Is n posstsssea "a
that grsas aRd iApoisasl dssss 4, hsksst.
Tee ia'e AifxsnseI Bod -. u. ~ iisisfax
eosaIs. Va. ale Iied shsu Ger yra,s se., sas
ia passesslnn al ihe iin.r a s5f .Afsfh. sad ior
macy y = pres mas ihe'st.., - = - riff Oar
the CLKE VI S, R0FlI.A. Il ~ last which
can BE- asgrrIra b. prnpl1 - ahs highest 40.
s?er,stiiiy. itsi he err MANY II lbis i'sfn j.
dab'e disease, ~ lac "a, times and sLL whrie
ihe patienl surety sdseseu4 10 llF sgIertsosss
either u . Eiild a. efssaisd naiuie. since
his death ale nadrTs,ensd. seSsiE'nR v idps of
the dereass d. has r. guiaTly heen IN The posses
sloa uf the keceiPe Cor che Cure of the ADORE
mesiiaaed disease. and has hersrlf also cared
MANY
IN order. therefore 10 pai i, 10 The powered
The fhiried Q, those " : msy want hernme.
dy Coz the cure o. Srraf, "a. shC has ih0uQh8
proper 20 prepare The Med,sine cat sale. sndts
make the fa.t known 10 :he pubic. lhsl Il may
be had Of The usual price ii $40 lns qaRniay
generally fnfieieni 10 effect snfe.
She farther becs cave a. slate 70 ihoee who
may want Il, aad % sssnre the public general
y. thai this compound is 40 hambue ~ iuspo:
sition- Al apr per time she viii. 10 support
% the facts absse stated. suhisin cefl6,aIes
of lie claims 20 patronage Iron, persons who
have known irom expeliehte the unsurpassed
efficacy Of her Invaluable compound. The
Medicine will be forwarded IRE 81 charge--
on OF BY the g ., Of April 1919 perhpps soon-
er--fo those who may make aspiration before
Iah. L.
ADM 'is,aTable from the asst u April 10 the ist
Of November.
iEF AL letters tpost raid1 addressed 20
"Mary Boyd, OF Agent, Paytonsburg, Va"
will be attended TO.
MARY A. BOYD.
N. d. P.tienis submitted 20 her per-
sonsl attention viii be attended 10 si'h
pleasure. Charge Tor boarding per month
will be 80. NJ. A. b.
II .lilax. Va. July Is 1882. So 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

Hn.ssabu0H LlrEassv AssaelArnos.
KL.rlIe was delivered before this as
.,,;,,isaIn Thursday evening last. BY
ogss.sMrrCH.IL Of Chapel Hillr on
4. suh5i Of GaIssnic EIeririsity, illus
,,,,.d variety Of very interesting ex-
,,dmls. We hope dis is but the fore
,,.,e what We may hereafter expect
t,,mts able Professor. and his cola
Lssli or University.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

A large FIRE broke out in New York
on Wednesday evening, in Washington
street, near King, which soon extended
through 10 West street, wrapping nearly
The whole block in flames. A large lum-
ber yard. in addition to several groceries,
dwellings, &c. was destroyed, embracing
property and goods estimated at The value
Of sl0O, 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28
Notice.
July IS.

HERE will b. EXPOSED 10 public sale, al
the late residen, Of Mirhacl linIi, on
Tuesday tue 10th &c August next, ON rcdit q
nine months, all the perishable property be.
long 10 said estate, 10 vii:
Three Wagons, Buggy and Gig,
Harrows, wagon q Plough Gear; TWEEN.
" seven head Of Horses, some OF them
young aud very likely; The well knowa
stud horse Octoiea; seventy FIVE head &c
Canle Of the Durham aud Ayreshre
cross; iwo'hrrdrtd head &c Ilngs. yety
Superior stuck; one hundred aud tifiy
head Of Sheep, very likely. sni many &c
them are uf The i'm rpved Bikeaell
stock; qusntity OF Waol, ii e hundred
bushels uI old Corn. SIX hundred bwsh-
els Of Wheat, the press nj .rrnp OF OTIS
and Hay ihtee Siilis aud Tub. cart
Ion Apple Mill, se,,uf Black Smnh
Tools. snd Kitchen Forfeiture.
With many other articles too numerous TO
mention
EDWIN ". HOLT.
VA. A. CARRlGAN. Ifr .
Jnly Is az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

LOUISIANA Partial returns have been
received from The elections in This siaie.
The Wings have carried both branches
Of The Legislature; but MOuiOn, the De-
mocraiic candidate Cor Governor. has pro-
baby been elected by small majority,
BY means Of Creole votes. Ii the CRY
of New Orleans the entire Wing ticket
prevailed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

THg BASKRvrr LAw.-It is amusing
% see the various shifts made by q por-
lion Of the Democratic party, TO render
odious TO the people The Bankrupt Act,
passed at The extra session Of Congress
the good or bad effects Of which the coun-
Try has hardly had time yet TO test. We
have NOT been disposed to look upon il as
apariy measure At all; and il seems to us
to be a narrow-sigh,ed policy to make il
such. The fact il, that this fanatic zeal
which leads to The condemnation Of a
measure without regard 10 It's intrinsic
merits, but simply beeause Of its origiuai-
ing in particular quarter. is the cause Of
large portion Of our present distress:
and Il Il continues to influence those who
are seeking TO wield the desiinies OF this
nation. we cannot expect long continue
ance Of our republican institutions. Look
at the particulars in regard TO the Bank.
rupt Act, and tell US If the opposition 10
1t is not mainly OF This kind. The con-
s''ution expressly provides that Congress
shall have power 10 pass general Bank
raPt law. In the exercise Of that power,
and in compliance with the thousands Of
petitions which were poured in upon
Them Congress dill pass law for the re-
lIei Of large and unfortunate class Of CT
hzens, who had been overwhelmed in ir-
remedlable difficulties by the disastrous
reVulslons in commercial affairs, superin-
daced in a great measure by the unwise
action Of the Government itself. The
act doubtless has imperiec;ions; il is diff
hcilt to make il otherwise. But Wings
and Democrats voted for il; one of our
Senators, Mr.. Graham, voted against il,
and but one Wing member of The House
from North Carolina voted for it; and yet
Notwithstanding all this, the Democratic
party enicavor to make use of il for the |
overthrow of their opponents. They |
seem to have forgotten iha, their own |
leader, Mr.. Van Buren, had strongly urg- |
ell the passage Of a bankrupt law; and
that but for The tide which set so strong |
against them ON account Of their many |
other uisdee,ls, one still more defective
than this can possibly be--onc still more
odIous because of its partial operation.
and Its apparent iinfraction on The rights
oil ihclsta,cs-wonld have been fixed up
on the country by the Dem ,era;ic party.
The law passed al the extra session ex.
clules none from lis benefits. the lum-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-28

The Tariff bill has passed The House
Of Representatives BY vote Of ne 20
liz. and is now before the Senate. The
bin passed IN the House wilha provision
repeating he section Of The Land Bill
which provides ihat distribution shall
cease when The duties are raised beyond
90 per cent