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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
Saturdey. Janua,u 81. ls33.

The SENATE did not sit to day, having adjourned
over TO Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THE TARIFF.
| Mr.. JOHN CAMPBELL presented the report and
resolutions Of the Legislature Of South Carolina on the
subject of the Tariff
| Mr. GRANGER called for the reading Of the reso-
lu,ions, and they were read.
The resolutions were referred 10 TIE Committee oil
Ways and Means and ordered TO be printed.
lNsoLyENT DEBTORS.
Mr. BARNARD, from the Committee on the Judi.
cary, reported without amen dment, the Senate bill to
extend for three years the for The relief Of nsolveni
debtors of The U. S; which was read third time and
passed.
| TONNAGE DUTIES.
| Mr.. CUSHING, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs reported bill concerning tonnage duties on
Spanish vessels AS it called for small appropriation
on his motion it was referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole the state of The Union, and ordered TO be
printed.
CAPTURE OF MONTEREY.
| Mr.. Bolts submitted resolution calling upon The
Secretary Of the Navy report TO the House all The
correspondence and information in possession OF the
Department with regard 10 the recent capture OF Mon
terey, in California, by Commodore L. APP Catesby
JONES' and also TO state whether any, and, u any,
what action has been taken by The Department relative
thereto.
Mr. WISE said that as the occurrence alluded to
took place at great distance from Washington, no
, communication from Commodore Jones had been re
ceIved by the Department. tie therefore hoped tna'
a reasonable time would be given to hear from Com
Jones before information asked for, and that the
resolution would be laid for the present. for really
during the last year, there had been the greatest dl
Guilty of communication between the squadron and the
Department Besides if the resolution should be adopt
ed the Department. for the he had stated, coule
| take no action upon it.
MIR. Bolts would simply say 10 his colleague, tina
he had offered the resoluton in consequence OF seeing
n statement in The Globe, that Com. Jones had beer
recallsd-and he wished 10 ascertain whether such wa
The fact.
Mr.. WISE said, that the statement was not true
was rumor.
Mr.. Bolts replied, that he was glad to hear it.
Mr.. WISE remarked, that he presumed his colleague
alluded the report, that Capt Parker would take INT
place Of Com. Jones.
| MIR. Bolts. Yes, Sir
MIR. WISE said, that he had seen Captain Parker
who informed him. that action wond be taken on TIT
subject, until the Department should hear from Com
Jones.
! Mr. Bolts then withdrew his resolution.
ALLEGED RIGHTS OF CoLoRED sEAMEN.
The House ordered TO be printed i've thousand extr
copies of The report from the Committee Com
merce on the memorial Of Benjamin Rich, j. lngersol
Bowditch, Henry Oxnaud, S. Appleton, Abbot Law
renee and one hundred and fifty others, citizens Of The
United States, some Of them owners and masters o
vessels, setting forth, that coloed seamen are seizee
and imprisoned IN certain Southern poris 10 the preju
dice Of commerce, and contrary TO the privileges o
citizens, and praying relief.
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By The Lieutenant Gorsrnor IF Virginia.

WHEREAS Il has been represented TO that Wm Euche
w junior of Heneo county, charged with felony II
kidnapping slave, has fed from JUSTICE and is going
large:
Now therefore, John NJ. Gregory, Lieutenant Governor
Virginia. acting Governor pursuance of the Constitution
hereby offer reward Of hundred dollars to any person
prsons who will apprrhend VIM Hucheson and deye
linn into Jail OF Heneo county. And require all officers
civil and military and request the people Of the
10 use all proper diligence Of the said fugitive tina
he may be dealt with the law directs.
Given my hand under the seal Of the Com
mpnweath Richmend, this 27th'day of December, In
lsE.L.i the year 1919 JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
William uteheson forty years old from feet 10 inch
HIGH straight with broad shoulders legs rather small
prominent bones blue eyes, hair very dark black long
and cnmbed chiefly the le HIS countenance somewha
pec uiar ami flb bidding in its cast
II reported said Hucheson has had contract on the
Canal above Iyuchbug, under the Of William Thomas
BY which name said IL well along the line of the
Blue Ridge: thai he Richmond about the 2h December last
taking with him wagon and four horses and be supposed
be now in The vicinity OF seotsvi3e or lynchturg.
jan "a el-Wiw
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Cumberland comfy the ith day Of September, ls
Abraham Thomas and Robert Sratton, Plaintiffs
against
Thomas Elizabeth Turner Jane Bowles the heirs and
Damrom and Lucy his wife, deceased,
and Booker Woodson Sheriff of comfy and
SUCH with the will annexed of Richard Gordon
deceased Defendants
The defendant Jane Bowes having entered her appear
ance given security according the acts Of Assembly and
the Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that nhabtant of this country: ordered, That
do appear here the first day Of the ne
March term and bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy
forthwith inserted in published
in city of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
al the front of the Court house Of this county,
Copy-Tese,
B. D. WOODSoN, D. C.
Jan.2i 6i-wSws
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The Vera Cruz sieg'o, of The 18Th December say'-A
gentleman worthy of credence, has furnished US with
the following narrative, which we transmit 10 our read
ers, though burning with ndignaton-[Eheu!l
1.-THE Texans 10 the number Of seven hundred, with
three pieces Of artillery have invaded the department Of
Tamaupas and taken possession of the town ofLaredo
Of the fine cities in the North o. that State we
are informed that the detachment under the command
Of Col Cas,o Bravo being able 10 resist the Tex
ian forces was compelled 10 retreat, escortng numbe'
of Mexican families who had left Laredo to repair to
Guerrero Gen. Pedro Reyes, commander oft army
Of the North has crossed the river Bravo to give battle
to the enemy."-N 0. Bee, Jan. 49,
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WASHINGTON, January 10, lS43.

CoLoyIzArIos MEErISG.-The Annual Meeting Of
the American Colonization Society last evening, at the
Capitol was one Of the most interesting ever held
The Annual Report was presented, and many very
brilliant speeches were delivered. The Society theh,
without concluding its business, adjourned to meet
again at seven clock this evening in the same place
Among the speakers last evening were MIR. Wise, Sen
ator Miller, the Rev. MIR. Andrews, Il. c. Lee, ESQ.,
and Mr.. Penrose. Several distinguished gentlemen
are expected TO address the meeting this evening.
National IntellipeneeT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

MASSACHUSETTS In the joint Convention OF the two
Houses of the Massachusetts, Legislature, on Wednes
day. the following gentlemen (Democrats) were chosen
as Executive Counsellors, by a vote 1879 to ls2:-Rod
ney French, Henry Croker, Chas Thompson, JededIat
Marcy, Joshua Colby. Benz. v. French, Chas. Howard
Samuel Gates, Benz. F. Hallett.
On Thursday morning, the following officers were
elected thus completing the organization OF the ne"
State Government
Secretary of Siate-John A. Bolles.
Treasurer and Receiver General-Chas. Howard.
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Friday, January %, 1913.
IN SENATE.
BANKRUPT LAW.

BANKRUPT LAW.
House bill entitled IAN act TO repeal the bankrupt
law" was taken up, read twice, and, on motion by
Mr.. BERRlEN, referred to The Judiciary Commit
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.
On motion by MIR. EVANS, the ball for The benefit
of the Petersburg Railroad Company taken up on
its third reading.
Mr.. BUCHANAN observed tina, this very i'm
portnn BILL and the Senate very thin, he hoped
it would be laid
MIR. EVANS SAID there was SO little time between
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

The Alexandra Gazette has put forth another ::
dress ITO the friends Of MIR. Calhoun" This time, L
author halls from Fauquier county, and his products
is much less exceponahle, than The one from CnlPep
county. We have no disposition 10 analyze what
says in relation to the present Legislature of Virginia
rz : that "neaIly all Of the Democratic members hi,
expressed themselves in favor Of Mr.. Calhoun for .
nomination" 1t is one Of those facts, which thou
we are upon the spot, We have not taken the trouble
investigate 10 ascertain. But another Of the uss
tons Of "F0ir Piny," meets our cordial concurrsn'
viz that he is "happy to find, there is great hsrDa
between the friends OF these two gentlemen, (Mtn
Van Buren, and Calhoun) independently Of our :
lection to discussing the subject at all at The pre-
time, We regret tina; "Fair Play" should have venia"
to charge, that "there is shameless plot going on
tween the s'magcian," and the wire workers Of y
psrty, to CHEAT Mr.. Calhoun out OF The nominate
but the great body Of The Democracy, who are alF'
HONEST AND TRUE TO THEIR PRINCIPLES, will frown
dignanty upon such an attempt to cnEcKMArru|
own movements"
If the Democracy were satisfied Of the exisena
such shameless plot, there is no doubt that IN
would. and that they ought, to frown indignantly III
the attempt and upon its authors But we 90 mol
nor do we believe, the existence Of any such pIa
either side Of The House.
But one word more 10 our friend Of the AeI'''
Gazette. He has adroi,ly eyaded our assertions
has not condescended 10 cay, whether the coIre'f
dent purporiing TO hail from /" Cupeper IS 's's
Republican, an Enemy in Disguise. # is n''',
cent for him to say" Our friend Of the Rchmo'r
qurer will find IN yesterdays Gszrtte (sfom
quer) more cause for lamentation on his part WI"
gard TO the union and harmony of which ne io'.
much to write, but which exists no where in bnt
We do not know with what justice the authors Of
appeals to MIR. Calhoun's friends may be called
less, Hotspurs, infatuated, miscnlculating They
answer such charges for themselves" NO-"ep
| answer from them-but from the Editor himself 2
expect no answer from anonymous writers, VITO
sumo, is acquainted with their real names ".
bona fds Republicans or, are they enemies IN ans
word from his pen, like the word from "fsu' 3
would be sufficient 10 remove our doubts. -
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u0y.r H. CO.'S OFFICE.

Under the Exchange Hotel, Richmond Virgnid.
RRAWING Of Alexandria Lottery Class b, drawn January
q Is 2s CT l6 IS IS 81 - Al 81 70 II H.
Several good prizes in The above sent TO the country. o ,
Jan. % 6I-t
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u We beg the patience Of our corresponds,
Sou,hsider and Stakeholder" will certainly sppep>
course Of The week. -!
We are compelled TO lay over till Thusd'y =
Wyihe and Pulaski. We sincerely regrt ;bss
iains for one moment the idea ofretiring from P''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

The senate did not ST, to day, having adjourne
over TO Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24
M1t MON their o,rn Ground!

sowing 10 the length Of the communication OF
are compelled TO lay il till our nc1t paper.-Ep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-24

becoming the passive victim, IN the words OF hncy-
d,des of these two factions. Had not The gentleman
from Virginia MIR Wise and himself opinions o! their
own which they possessed tie right 10 advocate and
defend So far they had the power 10 iuilence the
oninions of the people of The United States, II was
ihe, RIGHT and their duty e1cr, i: we'll as the rgh!
and doty of the men aeced with s administration
Instead Of holding out the spGs OF Office as The gentle.
man from Indiana charged HIN with doing, he dad but
exercise the RICH, ard du;y belonging 10 hun and every
citizen to be heard at proper time on the question OF
the Presidency This The gentleman called, like the
chief Of the Prieoran bands, putting up the empire at
auction Now he should suppose that the language he
used would instead of being considered tender, or
seduction be considered in the light OF an indecent
threat on the House. for that ard that alone, was the
cisinrenuous construction that could be pu; on his Ian
ruape The gentleman from Indiana, as he bad already
said, did not sgnoze any portion OF his remarks on
which he founded the mpuations he cas-. cu III Tie
gentleman did that, he hod no answer 10 make except
the one he would now give-aEd that was, tie most
emphatic denial oeall these mrut;t tons. When the
gentleman could put his hand that portion OF his
remarks on which he founded these inpua;ions, then
il would be time enough for him to answer The M No
gentleman had yet done it and though he had chal.
ienoed them again and again to do SO, they confined
themselves 10 these general denunclaons. II would
be in vain for him 10 combat this man OF straw which
gentlemen had raised up; end he would, therefore,
dismiss that part Of the subject.
II was his wish-and, hut for the limitation of the
time allowed him, 1t was his intention-to comment
particularly on The speech OF lie gentleman from
Caroline, (Mr. RaynerD as well as the speech OF the
gentleman from Indiana but be was admonished by
his friends around him that his time was fast passing
away. He would merely say, in reference 10 the re-
marks Of the gentleman from North Carolina. that
he. in common with the gentleman from Kentucky,
mir Marshall) did not impu.e 10 hun ONT " corrupt
motives though he imputed what he (Mr. CD was
bound 10 disayow The gentleman from n Carolina
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
THR a WEATHER Z

Winter, Or at least as much Of It as il
usually seen in oar mild climate, has
fairly closed 10 upon Us. Ifi il holds SO !
week orso onger the harbors At this end
ofthe Lake must closes thus putting an
earlier clcselo navigation this season
than anyin many yeafspasl. The Indi.
ana, after having encountered storm
which made her three days ia getting TO
Buffalo, returned 10 cur haFbof onSunday,
She will run no more this season, making
the time OfhauIing her off considerable
earlier this season than il was last. -Tot
edo Reg. ofNoo &.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
sherman's Worm Lozenges.

EDROEED in more than 400, ,OG0 cases to be
iniallable; the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine ever discovered. Many diseases 8
arise from worms and occasion long and intense
suffering and even de ath, without their ever be
ing suspected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored foI yari-
ous usepmplaintS, without any benefit; whea one
aose'of these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
SEnPFoMs on WoRMs.-Pain in the Joints or
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose,
gtinaing Of the teeth during sleep, and at times
paleness about the lips with fushed cheeks /;
bleeding at the nose, gnawing at the stom ach,
flashes Of heat over the surface of the body,
sligbt chills or shiverings, headache, drowsi,
ncs5s vertigo, tofpor, disturbed dreams, sudden
ling in sleep with fright and screaming;
sometimssa troublesome cough, feverishness,
thirst, pallid hue, tts, bad taste in the mouth,
difficult breathing, pain in the stomach and
bowels, fatigue, nausea. squeamishness, vOra-
ciOus appetite, leanness, blot ted stomach or
limbs, griping, shooting pains in vatious parts
of the body, a sense Of sometime rising in
the thtoht, itching of tho anus tOwdFds night,
"a frequent desire 10 pass something froLI the
bowels, and sometimes disehsrges of slime and
mueus. ~
DR.. Galen. Hunter, lOs Sixth Av., knew
child that was cured Of fits by these LozengeS
after three wears suffering,and when nothing else
would rive the least relief. He has used them
| in his practice for the last two years in sew
| sral hundred cases, and always with success
| A bov on board of one OF the Havre Packet was
cured of6ts ny only one dose of them.
Pvice only 25 cents per box.
! rSosa yaiuable Worm Candies Just received
bv n i. Stewart, Georgetown, Murphy, Ridge
Wav, g. Co. Ripley.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
sherman's Camphor or Head
ache LoZenges.

Give Immediate fsliefin Nervous Of sick Head
che, paipitiatou ofths heart, lowness Of spir
70, desponpeney, inaamniatory or pntrid sor.
throat, bowel Or summer complains, Eaintihi
oppEssstons OF sense ol sinking Of the chest
#cholic, spasms, cramps cfthe siomach Of bowels
hysteFicai affections and al nervous diseases
dFowsiness thrOughthe day and weakefnlness a
night; cholera or cholera mofbns, diaEhea, las
sitnde, Or 4 sense Of fatigue. Persons travel
ling or attending 20 large parties, VIII 6hd ID
lozenges really reyiyiDg, andimpaFting the buoy
ancg Of yodth--used after dissipation, they viii
restore ihe tone Of thesystem, generally, and
remove all unpleasant symptoms arising from
toe free living.
Joseph b Nohes, Esqs, Viee PTesidsntof the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has
suffered, for years wiSh nervous headache, that
Aothing would relieve tilihc used these Losen-
ges, which removed u entirely 10. fifteen min-
.utes.
Dr.. g. Hunter, 1Os Sixth Ag., has beersuB-
isct to violent attacks Of headache, SO as d
make him ahnsst blind for two OF three
Ihoufsat time, Nothing evar afforded him any
relief ult ne tried these LozeRgss, andthey
cured him in few minutes.
nh. Attfee, Esq, Of the New Yofk Herald
has used them Cor the last ysaf for thehead-
ache Of FIassitnde, and always found immadlate
falief from them.
Df. A I. %. Castle, l04 Sixth Av,, hiss used
them repeatedly and never knew them to
fail.
fresh supply Of this saluable MedIsins just
received nd for sale BY d. J. Stcwatt, Geofge-
town, & Murphy, Ridgway & ca, Ripley, O.
ffsr25 cents poF box.
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Brown Common Pleaa-

n
lobn +. IAeksonb by his next friend WilliamP
y ates Vs.
Ricf d Jackson, John Wilson &Sarab Wilson
AIS wife late Sarah Jackson, Le,nusl Round
dEElizabeth his wife late Elizabeth Jackson,
James Woods < Rachael his wife Iats Ra.
ehael Jackson, Ja@sS v. Windsr g. Catha-
rine his wife late CaIharine Jackson, and
Thomas Z. Yates son of Nancy Yates lato
Nancy Jackson deed. heirs OfJOhn Jackson
deed.
THE Defendants above named will take notice
that on the 10th day Of October l943 the above
named John F Jackson filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, petit
ton the object and prayer Of which is TO obtain
partiIOn of the following described tract Of land
situated in Brown County Ohio, described as
lollows. Beginning at two sugar trees and white
oar, inthe patent line thence north, 45 degre Il
east, $50 poles to one sugar and dog wood tree
thence north, 49t degrees west, l5l poles t" a
white oak and maple; south, As degrees west
l60 poles to the pateh: line; thence south, 491
east, Isl poles to the place of beginning; con-
tanning $50 acres, patented in the name Of James
Knox No. 66l. and cause to be set off TO PeG'
tioner one equal seventh part thereof in sever
atty or If said land cannst be partitioned with
out injury, thewhols to be appraised and sold q
the avails to be divided between Petitioner and
Defendants, agreeaby to their respective inter
est A md said defendants are notihed TO ap
pear before the next court Of common Pleas o
said county to be held at Georg'lL on the
3rd Tuesday Of ofNovembeT next ard plead, an
swer OF demur to said petition; otherwise an or
der of Partition will be made ny said court Of
application Of Petitioner. ...- H
CIV. KING, sn'l. for petitioner.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

A sVrr BADLY CoNDucTRD. "A pro,
fessieaal gentleman, belonging tuCharIes
town, .he BostonMail says. attempted 10
alope leW days since, with a well known
aGd besaIifAl hsiress of l6, belonging 10
the Wes' End, but the preparations nol
being arranged with suticlent caution,
The aiIsirsas nipped il lhs bud, and Tie
fair one sent home 10 her paraRts, with
no cnnpanion but hefOwh reflections
The gentleman by ibis time probably con
sideFs his ease Falhet Doubtful He may
be more snccessfulin bis next SAT-.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
NOTICE,

THERE will be q petition presented 10
iheCOmmissionefs at lhsir Dscem
Der meeting praying for the location Of a
county road, beginning 81 the gIsdy eoun
y road at the west end Of Richard w.
Dt''o's lana, running with the same casts
gaidly 10 Edward BOyle's and said Ditto's
eorne' on the bank Of Sycamore run, from
thence east with the line Of said Bovle's.
Dii,os and Joseph Hallsted's 10 the east
fork, hom thence the nearest and best
route o the State road al or near the wild.
ow RyI otis corner.
Ocu Der 26ih, lS43.
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Weak Baoks! Weak Baeks!I
TEN THOUSAND SOLD YBARLx.
ONLY l2a Cents hAPIEcEl!!

"a
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster
The best strengthening pIasterin the world
md sovereign remedy for pains, OF weakness
Ia the back, loins, sides, breast, neck, limbs.
joints. rheumatism, ,lUmbago, &c. SIC.
One million year i'll not supplythe demand.
Several persons haveealled Ut the warehouse,
10 express theirsuEpFise and thanks, at the al
Imostmiraeulous cures those plasteFs haveeiIsc.
ted.
Jos. g. TIoxie, Esq4 who had been so al
Hicted with rheusnatisms as 70 be unable to
dress himselfwithout assistance, was enabled
alter wearing One only ono night,t get up in
the morning, put his clothes, and callai
our Office with eyes beamfng withjoy, and hi
tongue pourihg forth the gladnessof bis heart, AZ
the sudden and signal relief he had received
ON he best Of all remedies.
A fresh supply ofthis valuable Meficine just
received and forale BY d. =. Stewart, George
ton, & Murphy, R1dgway 8 Co. Ripley, Q.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
h. cLAY AND WE TARIFF.

Nj. Clay has written a letter TO bis
free itgde fIisndsin Geofgis, taking ihs
sane views Of the tarif question as
those held By The democrats. He is only
Tor tariff for greveuue and sincidebtall
protection, he thinks the taiif Of 1888
was entirely too high, and that The priBs
ciples Incorporated nsthe2 compromise
act were correct. Mr. Clay says pretty
disiincily IN this letief thalthe msnufae.
tarofs require special protection no long
81. These are the views held By the
,dsmoca6 On this subject, and II they
afe Mt. CIayss real sentiments, and
should they be The whig parry there i
no difference ofopinion celween the two
parties on the isriH question worth dispu.
ting about. Neighhot HowaIls, viii you
please teIl us whether MI Clay is correct
IA this matlsr, and II he speaks the views
OF The whig party on the tariff question:
Hamilton Telegraph.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

IAPoRT1Ny FROM AFRICA - We learn
from CAPT Warrington. ofscbr. Triumph,
which arrived yesterday from Sierra Le-
Oqe, thai tho day before he left the port
of GoFss, il was reported that the ma
tives haysfisen on the French residents
atSenegalg Two Of the French .inhabit.
anis were killed and forty ofths natives
Three French men 0fwar that we're lying
at Gofse we're Immediately despatched to
their assislAnce.--Jaur Com.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

Societies in Cana a .-s-It IL slated thai
the beneyOlsnl 50 fasei lgrgahtzation,lhe
1efof Old FslloWt, II Threatened witt
snnihilsllon BY tho new law brought into
The Provincial P6Flameht By lhe Govern,
msfl Tie Cahnadian Press Ii generally
ia favor 81 the Odd Fellows, and i coati-
dent hope Il expressed thai The Inslita.
tioA llI s. Hyed Deputatiuns have gone
tOKagslop ID explain lis benevolent and
cheEisablsnaldfs