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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-02-15
SUPREME COURT.


Opinions have been delivered in the
following cases:
+. BY RUrFIN. c. J. In Alston's Adm'x
o. jackson. from Chatham, affirming the
judgmcn, below.
Also, in Brannock .. Boulding, from
Stokes, affirming the judgment below.
Alsn. in King .. Lindsay, in Equity,
from Guilford, affirming the decree be-
low.
Also, in Freeman .. Eaiman, in Equi-
~, from Wake. declaring the defendant
bound to perform the contract.
Also, in Malcolm & Gaul .. Purnell. in
Equity. from Halifax, declaring that there
is error in the decree.
BY DAsIEL, j. In den &c dem. WAL
lace .. Corvirt, from Bladen, affirming
the order of the Court below.
Also. in Locke .. Gibbs. from Bruins
wick, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Mct'as,ern L. Allen .. GUMS
Adm. from Cleveland. setting aside the
non-suit aud directing judgment for plain
tiffs.
Also, in Dalrymple o. Curry. in Epui-
~ from Moore, declaring error in the de-
ere below.
Also, in Ellinson .. Jones, from RAN
dolph, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Roberts e. Hinton q. Jones,
from Wake, affirming the judgment be-
low. s...
Also, in Arlington .. Smith, from Wake,
affirming the judgmen, below.
Also, in Lister .. Skinner, from Pas
luolank, affirming the judgment below.
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WsskH, faE thsFuP0se q esnsEiiEg -
accolnii, &C. PE0tiding mliarinAs EssR
lnEing &C imPrcviag ns apsarahss =
shsPARncL Aitheccmmenosmsas ofshe
asv vOlams fhey ptOmiss . pseen =
tAsir Essdsn and dc publir soas o. tl.s
iarssaf and nsafssf nsEspspen II he
eounary." We arc siad % sc dis en-
dsnre q iher prosperity.
Messs. !. J. Bmn<r and s. W. James.
having purchased TIE estsbiisAmsnt Of tlx
cAsoLSA wATsnxAx. have also anneune-
ed their intention Of enlaying and impns.
ing the paper. and for thal purpose are
providing new materials. II VII conn.
nue. 10 bastle Cor Henry Clay and he great
Wing principles.
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Mammofh Hog. F. Gamble. E.q.
OF wrnnsboro'. s C.. formerly Of Gull
lord c"un,y. raised on hrs farm one Of The
NEST prod'Rious entire animals We have
read of. From an st,eItsemeni in q
Charleston paper We take the dImensian.
and seiRh, II his mammoth hoe Peter.
viz: Q iset long. 4 feet high, 2 fee, round
The body, 4 feet Q inches round The ne,k =.
aud se'gh. l.24O lbs. He has been ex-
hibt-d IN Charleston and Culumbis 81 Q
show. a. a quarter the s'ght.
Grseasborough Pat.
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7criG Girls The Lowell Courier
Gays ,h., mote than two hundred thousand
dollars are deposaed 1.-The Savings Bank
by The female oprrs'isss Of ,ha' c ~. aud
that sirty thousand dollars Of he capital
stick 1t the M,ddl.scx Mnls 10 owned BY
the operuves ~ho work In The establish
Jneni.
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

Agreeable 10 an annual custom. num-
her Of citizens in the yicinity Of Mount
Willing me, on the sth ull for The pur-
pose Of celebrating the gallant victory
gained by Gen. Jackson below New Or
leans on the 9Th Of January, 1915. On
motion the following persons were APP
pointed as officers Of the day: John
Thompson, president; Hugh kirkpatrick,
vice president; Capt. Richard NJ. Jones.
secretary; Thos. Sqnires, jr., treasurer;
James Jones. marshal; and James LASH
Icy, assistant marshal. The procession
was formed near The Cross Roads. accord
ting 70 viis~iPiins common order. Al.
ter performing several eyolutions under
the experienced Lieutenant Jones, 1.-THE
marshal,) at about l2 o'clock they march,
ed To the highest point Of land sou,h Of
the Cross Roads. The president and
vice president in front. followed by an
excellent band Of music; then followed
the secretary and treasurer, and after
wards the whole train, headed by the
marshal and his assistant; after which,
being formed in something like an ob.use
angle, and being enliyened by the explo-
sion Of few guns. which seemed to
rouse an enthusiasm in every breast. and
animate the whole mass Of people as one
man. the following toasts, being previous
ly prepared, were read:
REGULAR TOAsTS.
l. As token of tribute to Gen. Jack
son, we celebrate this day.
.. Y'he vaior and patriotism manifested
by the Volunteers Of Tennessee and Ken
lucky are a decoration to the pages OF
history.
8. "The Union, the Constitution, and
the laws" must be preserved by our ie-
gislators and protected by our arms.
4. The Members of Congress. NAV
they become unbiased in party spirit, and
legislale for the nations good.
5. The United States are progressing
in the knowledge OF arts and sciences,
may they ere long be Great Britain's Tie
val. If not her superior.
6. Gen. WashiHgton's political career
was as unspoited as his private character
was blameless, which combined, made
the grea,est man the world ever saw.
z. The .Mecklenburg Declaration of
independence, was brave, patriotic, and
manly; may it be preserved for future me-
Citation.
8. The Navy is our bulwatk in time
Of peace; and in war, the MILITIA.
9. Thomas Jefferson, the writer Of The
Declaration Of our Independence; long |
live his memory. |
10. " May independence be our boast.
Ever mindful what i, cost"
ii. Our motto is, the 90 States and The
star spangled banner.
10. The University Of North Carolina;
DR.. Caldwell give i, character and stabil-
ity.
l3. The fair sex of the Revolution
did much towards the prosecution of
that war; may their daughters ever be
ready to imita'e their example.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
I. By the President-0ranee County.
and the Old North State forever.
Q. By the Vice President Michael
Hoke. Democracy, and Equal Rights.
8. By the Secretary May Texas. ere
long be annexed to our Union. which viii
add another star to our spangled banner.
4. BY the Marshal-Gen. Jackson.
the brightest star Of the west; he map 20
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Mr.. sensior Buchanan Is held up By
The I. Democracy" OF his own <iaie ssthe
main author Of the existing Tariff. and il
is upon ahis well-known consistency"
ihsi his /. Democratic constituents are
az opinion that they /. mus chiefly rely
Cor is permaneney." Witness me fol-
lowing resolution adopted II The Van Bu.
rem and Johnson mass meeting held d
Harrisburg few days ago:
Resolrsd, As the sense Of This meel-
ing. that the existing tariff nothing more
Or less Than sufficiently protects the mn.
nufacturing. mining. agricultural. and Ia
boring interests Of Pennsylvania; and iliai
for us psssage we are mainly indebted 10
the Hon. James Buchanan, and for lis
permanency we must rely chiefly on his
well-known consistency and unclianges.
Bile devotion to his native Stale and IL
vital interests. !"
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Right Of Pefition.--It is fact worthy
Of note, that when the 2lst Rule was
adopted in the House Of Representatives,
the Abolitionists could muster but 200
votes for their ticket in the whole State
of New York, and a still smaller number
in the other Northern States. Under the
operation of that Rule which rejected all
petitions on the subject, and excited the
Northern in favor Of the right Of petit
ton, the abolition vote has s~elled TO
10000 ia Ns~ York. 10000 in Mssa-
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DU We take pleasure in aeknowledg-
ing The receip, from the Hon. .. r. J..
Daniel Of the Report Of ths Secretary Of
the Treasury, containing the estimate Of
appropriations for the year ending the
39lh OF juno, 1915.
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THE UNION or THE WIGS

Its gratifying 10 see the unanimiiy with
which the Wings press the nomination Of
the great statesman HrSRr Clay for the
Presidency. From Maine 10 Louisiana.
from the Atlantic 10 . she Great West"
but one voice is rsiscd-s HEsKy Clay
--fst-ast-all the time" Union Of
principle has paved the way 10 success, by
no less perfect union upon the individu.
al who is 10 represent and carry on, those
principles. As evidence ofthis union. We
note the following, from papers by abe last
NAILS 49,
NEw YoRK.-The Wings Of the Le-
yislablre Of New York held meeting on
the sia ultirno, and appointed Gen. Eras-
tus Root and the Hon. John A. Collier
delegates, on the part Of the state Al large,
TO the Wing National Convention 20 DC
held at Baltimore in May next At the
same meeting the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That we rejoice in believing
that there is not Wing in the Union who
will vote for any other man for Presiden.
than llESRy Clay, and therefore deem
any resolution instpcting the delegates
who represent the state at large, TO support
that distinguished statesman and friend Of
his country, for that Office, unnecessary.
MARrLASp.-fhe delegates appointed
by the Wings Of the third Congressional
district Of Maryland, assembled at Balti-
more on tire 3lst ultimo for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Congress.
At this convention ex-governor George
Howard was unanimously appointed de-
lcga,e to the Wing National Convention;
the following resolution was also unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, Tha, the first and only choice
Of the Wings Of the third district for Pre-
sident Of the United States is HENRY CLAY,
Of Kentucky; and that il is our desire and
intention that our delegates to the Nation
al Convention should, under no circum-
stances, vote in that body for any other
individual as candidate for that Office.
ARKASsAs.-The State Convention Of
the Wings Of Arkansas met at Little Rock
on the 18th ullilno, and nominated candi-
dates Cor Governor, Congress, and Presi-
dental Electors. A. Fowler, ]. III. Walk
er and A. c. S;euart were appointed de-
legates to the National Convention; c. F.
nj. Noland, John Preston and James A.
simpson, alternates. Twenty-Five dele
gates were also appointed to attend the
Young Mems Convention of Ratification,
which is to assemble at Baltimore on the
I'd of May.
The Convention was largely attended,
and the animation and unanimity Of its
proceedings show fine spirit III the
Wings of Arkansas. One of the resolu.
tions which was adopted instructed the
delegates to the Baltimore Convention to
"cast the vote of the state for the Presi.
dency tor HENRY CLAy-frst. last, and
all the tlme;' and "that the Wings of the
state have no second choice for the Pre-.
sidency."
Improvement Of the Press.sThe editors
OF the GREESsnoaoI,GU pATp,or an,,o,,ao,
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,sah So. e = Heut4y - =.
y ~ T~-u.s .,s,As .ksias.
: oasfnnsp. @rc ~ nomiRef.
y ~ ~. Efsxxmdsr Nssr6w-Msv
rasiy srsni nsssf saarr iaso psrrmnf
eesignrd 60 lllAeslsbrztisa eide 81
gsnssry.
,. ~ Ths.a JSl,,-Is tks Usin
sisirs nay q Gsnsul hsru wsnl sn -
NJ. ~ DE eopmea suIhsr MS rsi,an
:. ~ szmssi n. Tsfhriins-Tss
Old Nonh sss ,,s a soasl ,~aurnry.
maj hsr wiss Counsel ever kss,fss "a.
Q. By tioi. Thomas Jonss-MN ID
eiiizens around Mount " illing ns,sfk
ne sih Of Jauussy p=ss wiiheui psyiEN
some resPesi 70 ths sgrd Herr. Gen. J.s1-
son.
10. by r. Rsy-Msy our sors hi.
iais our sxsnPls in celebrating The o..
u January.
II. By JOAN Jsnes. Esq..-1he O.
Brigade u the ssih Regiment and D.
Oange Troop; Inc pride of North Caru.
lima.
Having gotten thsOugh ahe iossts. III
Marshal marched she PFaressinn back ls
The ground ON whirh Il wss formed. art
aiier lev remarks. he dismissed then;
when every suzR went OF conscious ii
having discharged duty inc0mbenl uFSn !
him.
JOHN THOMPSON. Pro-.
r. NJ. JoxEs. Sse,y.
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The Senate Of die United States has
rejected ths nomination Of Mr.. Spencer a.
a Judge Of the supreme couri, IN The
place Of Judge Thompson. and also thai
Of Mr.. PoHer ss Secretary Of War.
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Thy virtue % decd sf Trust, srecstcd "
William Cameron lot undsrs,snsI far
the purposes therein mentioned, he will s., n
10 the highest bidder. Cor cash, Oh the fu.,h
Monday in March, he 25,h.l AZ the teurl.
haase 10 Hillsboroukh, SIX Likely Me-
GROEs. . -
Also The tract Of land wherein said wiliisy,
Cameron nov iives. containing about 800 seeca,
living in Orange County, adj,,nips The lands "
the late Alfred Moore and others. -
Also all the right. title aud interest whis,.tst
said William Cameron has BY RICH, oi his lie
in the lands Of whirh the late Alfred Mo, 70
died possessed, which his wife claims It'll. ,c
under the viii of her grandfather. So ~. .;..
JOHN CAMERON. Trustee. =;
Februaryi. >. la--
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United States District Gear !
Of North Carolina.

TN BANKRUPTCY:
la The matter OF C NJ. l.a,iner. Hndsoa
VI. Cave, Jones Watson, and Green hiansoIi
Bankrupts. shall apply a. tie Cont al tar.
bars, on the 18th day Of February instant, fex
q ,al order Tor dividend Of the ass. is ia -
hands. All persons interested are rsqnii 81 10
interpose their objections 10 suea disiliLat,tr L
before the said Court AZ thai time. ss
W. A. NORWOOD,
General .is,isnss for Ursass
s1 Said distribution will be made TO susi.
cred,,nrs as have proved their accounts be;t,. =
the Commissioner, on Tuesday the 9Th OF Fs~
bruary instant. ". A. n
February 6. IL. IL
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Gen. Joseph Duncan, Of Illinois, for
merry Governor Of ihe state, and Repro
sentative in Congress, died on the isih Of
January last
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Amendment effhs "a Sa Eap.-Wr
see that PETITION praying me I.sfisIssurT
fss On smsndmenl &C ths I.aw, 90 shss 10
man shall Be sssrrd with Ca ss. unl.ss
The creditor oil make oath thar ne BE-
Iiesss his drbiur has frsdBlently sone~sl-
ed hrs tfrsls. or 10 indessoring 80 % DO.
has bsen sisIlsd 10 Rasan. srd has re-
eeissd shs signsiures Of many most re
speelsbls eiIizens. and IS urged BY them
si,h frrs' real The pa~er nf one man
70 srire the body NJ snolher. simply be-
esnse be owes bim money. 10 Q remnant
az bsrbsrism; and uBless tbe eretilor BE-
i'eses 10 70 The design Of The debtor 10 de-.
fraud him. Ca 81 should MT in oar rpi-
mon, be tolerated. As thelau nov sisnds,
u 70 oi'ea . rap 20 catch . poer man's
trends. bv means nfsome clip OF his own,
ar his Attorney. or of The pfIicer who
serves nn,ier, snd often causes the great.
est oppression and hsrdships upon inno-
cent prisons.
We sish success 10 ihe pelilion, and
we hope other counties will take the mat.
ier IN hsad. md speak 90 their law-ms-
kers IN tone WORTHY OF frremen.
Saiisbury Ha,ehmaa.
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Whit 10 N, dssislsa 4 In frspis.

Al aak sf The uaitsa ssassss sBd sounS
NalAanal cmrfeaey.
ATanFfsr fsseass, w.lh far proieeiioa 70
Amefisan lndasiw.
A. Aoaess ssA sreaamicai ssmiaissfatien q
the Nalioaai Gsseanm.nI
A sqatss'e distributes Il The pseoeeds Of
ths salss &c the Pabl~ Lads.
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Improvement Of the PrrMsThe editors
OF the GREENsBoaouaH PATRIOT announce
their intention Of suspending the publiea-
ii n Of their paper for some fva or six
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MABBIhws

Inthis county. on Tuesday evening las.
By Thos. Long, esq, Mr.. Wills SxrTa
70 Miss ELIZA Roach, daughter Of NJ,
James Roach.
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ORANGE County, November Term. 1914.

mRDERED, That the CLERK Give pnhiir ns.-,
,ice in the Eillsberoash Recartsr, us's
appli, ation will be made Ia ihe next Go an e.,
Tho County 10 abolish sAe Office oil Co,iAfy
Trustee.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk
Oeeemse5s. "a .7n
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Fire in Hiimingfon.--we regre, To
learn tina, The Steam Rice Mill of Capt.
ps's.-, % Wilmington. was DESTROYED bv
fire On Friday morning last. Its said 10
have been full OF Rice belonging TO W
rious Planters, TO whom the loss will be
greater even than that Of Capt. Potter.
Fay. OBS.
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THEr 1--WE n uP IA correspondent
Of The summit Bescou. writing from 20.
iumhus, after described sd,nisably the
scenrs of The l0.h Of January. 40 ~sll 10
chose Of The 9Th. and cappsriBg them.
lays 20 Concluding paragraph:
"Mr. Rodolphus DIcksoa. Canal Com
missioner, s,ys 10 % were 40, for the Abo
lIioniss the Wing. would carry he State
nsx' fsllty 10000 m.jority, snd ,hsl they
~Ill carry 10 any hnw. Mr. De p,ed,c.
,i"n OIL prove uus, sbslilinnisis or no
sbollinuists, il The spirit manifested smene
The Wing. from Eom ell parts of the st.,e.
be ANY criterion BY which TO judge. The
Wings were never more ds,ermlnedi 20 car
~ en- election, Than al this present mo-
neni. aud the LOeos knos II, 10 their ,oI-
row
Considering the source irsm which this
tmsn,tes. Il 10 worth considerable. 80 in.
dicanng The oa~sra. irresistible progress
Of The good cause. Ohio Journal.
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To Hog Raisers.

vNHE subscriber has some fine PIGS. on..
L qaarter woburn and ihree.qpariers Bc,s
shire. which he will sell on reasonable tera,a
VIM. s. MOORE.
January -. -, ct
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Rumor says very positively. that Gen.
saunders 10 10 be appointed Secretary Of
The Navy. Several aspirants are anxious
ly awaiting the event 70 beroms esndi-
dates Cor his seat in the House. Ibid.
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Disfrssiag csssaily.-0n Saturday
night last. seven negroes crowded fhem-
selves into canoe loeross he Cape Fear
few miles below fhis town. but before
they reached the opposils bank ihs ca
noe sunk, and Eve oui 81 the seven xele
drowned. viz: Two men Belonging 10 Jo-
nathan Evans, ESQ. ,wo belonging 20
Me-. Kelly. and gia belonging 10 Mr..
kirkpatrick. Fay. o..
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clussH., IA. Beo n Dlio. EtE0 i Ers.
mnuk, 1000 IN MniaF. O.. -. lsituu4
umf IN ahnudnn Rnis wtirh - raissd
~ 20 many rnemsss - &C &Smah1 ~
rHnnns dcwofse. nnd @sy G. hsxirr. -
sdnpting he oder rc1rse.-<aseGh we
lear lha DE period hes kons - wksn
mnrh good 70 % Be dons ~ eitksr.
The rslls osghs newer % have kssn Hdap-
lsd. snd ws shosid hsss hsf1ba Iisss< e
The exeiiemeni whirk has ssil.led he
country 20 injaioasiy.
IL wss de rrnsfk af N iolsllieezi
ye1ng friend Of eurs. Who has spsas .
year OF two in New rofk and yermsai.
that he hss nerrr ssea ~ e1elifioaisf
1ko srar nof made such ~ fks 9shiaiaf
che Righ 81 Petition. This sniirrly
eorrefPonds with our own observation.
Fayetteville Obssrrr.
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The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, as soon as the journal
was read, Mr.. Cave Johnson rose aud de.
sired to introduce his proposed amend.
meat TO the rules, so as TO prevent any
reporters but those for the Washington
City papers from coming on the floor.
The speaker decided that the subject
was not then in order.
Mr.. Black had read for information a
long resolution, proposing the appoint
ment OF committee 10 ascertsin the
practicability cfhavins the reporting done
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-09

On the 22d ults, in the Senate, Mr., Hum
tIngton, of Connecticut, presented che me-
mortal Of550 citizens Of i1dletown. Conn.
praying Congress for reduction 81 postagc.
memorial was received from the eon of
Count Dc Grasge, the French admiral. whese
circumstances are radneed and who asks
Congress 70 aid him.
Mr. Merrick presented bic Icng expected
bill upon the subject Of peslagea. The bill
proposes large reduction Ct the present
rates Of postage. All letters not excsedinp
half a. ounce weight It il proposed shall pag
cents fer 100 miles, and 10 cents FOR al Z
greater distance, and tho pay for increased
weightt0 Be in proportion.
The bill proposes an entire change IL the
present system Of franking, and the fellow
ing are among these clauses: that The Presi-
deaf, Vice President, and Ex-presid dents and
Vice Presidents, with the Heads of Depart.
ments shall retain II. Other Government
funcii0naries Invested with ii, are required
70 keep accounts Of is exercise By them
Members Of Congress il Is proposed, shall re-
eeiVe q limited number 81 free stamps from
the Post Office Department.
Next tothis, the most important feature 81
the bill. il the proposed reduction of The pos
lages upon newspapers and pamphleis.--
The bill was read and takes is place npon
the calendar.
Mr. Evans, chairman of the Committee on
Finance, thon ad drossed the Senate at length
u reply g Mr. MeOufie, and "a defence 81
the great principles of tie existing tariff.
which had been assailsd 81 the Senator from
South Carolina. Z was very able and con.
elusive. He spoke until after s ,cisck q Zen
be gave way q motion to go into xscn.
tive session.
In the House, Mr.. Doug lass, from The con-.
millec GA klections, reported IA favor az the
members elected 81 general ticket IS fhe
four States Of New Hampshire. Mississisni.
Missouri and Georgia.
Mr.. Davis, U Kentucky. eaye nnfiep s.
counter report which would Be- present q rs
afeW days.
resolution ar adopted rsqOifin9 tie
kesimaaler General q inform fle HoaSs 81
tne eans el lhe lreQNen IS Tie malls
BET esn washington New Orleans
sf, sIoelnga Pr ents1 memorial from
clsizepq q REV York ~ Congress that
if Texas ehr n lc ne Union.
Canada might annexed Is New Yrrk md
The Unior.
Alr. 1neMa9n 81 Aen scented
memorial 1on elln el ~ho
thinke te har sn nrlt S.ns1I st
which 4nas may 80 mc4s saiIa raised
Numerous melroI'sI. were received dof.
lne the day lcf reducing fafee 81 rss|s4e
ana enaA1 in8 Ahe .fanEinE nfiWiIeRe
most every Safe is HE Union fsr r'Se nefi.
ticnea ConeEe upon Ibis subject and there
IS tnl little doubt lhsl Cen wiII hes AK
oFabIy apen