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SHrwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE, The Port
land Advertiser states that the schooner Ora
loo, Capt. Farnham, from Boston, bound to
Damariscotta, during the thunder squall on Sa-
turday afternoon, off Half Way Rock, was
knocked down on her beam ends, and immedi-
ately filled; but on cutting away the masts she
righted. She had on board ten lady passengers
aud two boys, besides the crew. One of the
ladies and a boy were drowned, but the Others
were saved, six Of them through hole cut in
the quarter deck.
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NCE! ICE! The subscriber, having received a
4 full supply of PURE ROCKLAND LAKE ICE,
is prepared to receive orders to any extent.
IT. W. JONES, No. l0l Spears wharf.
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WIN. II. KEEVIL,

K EEP COOL! Why is it necessary to heat
hA- yourself by over exerton in an attempt to col
lect money due you, when with comfort to your body
and benefit to your purse and pocket book-you can
take walk or send to NJ. DOYLE'S Capital Prize
bepot, No l44 PRATT ST. opposite the Rdilroad De-
pot, next TO Bradshaw's United States Hotel, and get
some OF the splendid capital prizes to be disposed OF
this week. Considerable surprise was manifested BY
some at the number OF prizes sold and cashed by this
lucky yendcr last week, but if you wish to be sur
prsed let it be at your own good luck The following
splendid prizes will be put up and sold this week:
THURSDAY, capital Sl2,OOO, tickets 81 shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $1,000, tickets SCI, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $1,000 tickets 81, shares in
proportion ''Sow and ye shall reap'-hat is pur-
chase certificate of package of % wholes in Sa-
urday's Lottery and reap $1,000! The package costs
only $40. Risk on package of halves only $40, and
on package OF quarters Only So
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pun
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety Of lucky numhGs, by
Tic package, single ticket, share. Al orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
NJ. DOYLE, 40. IA PRATT street,
II ri Opposite n. 81 o. r. z. DeOat.
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IarsA-a, FOR REvT-FOUR ROOMS, in Bal
EH,.l tmUfe street, above South on the south side;
desirable location for n Milliner or Mantua
Ha.J VII maker; entrance on Baltimore street. The
ert will be moderate Apply at this Office. yle
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A L. n an C..
ARIlIED-

on the 4h instant. by the Rev. My Res, -.a..s z
BoGAar, Of Treldou, Nd, 20 Ms. &usAF Aapvz,
OF Baltimore,
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ASTI-SLAyERY CANBIpATE. Gen. fessen'
den has been nominated as the Abolition can
didate FOX Governor 81 Maine
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BY THE Bay LINE, C.lRRYING THE GREET
CHAT%.fL UNITED STATES MAIL.
EAI.SILIAAI q

CENTRAL UNITED GC4TES MAI
FALSEHOOD REFiIVrD,
FA7H i HALTIaIUR.E STE,AM PACK EFT
& COMPANY are under The nects sirv of yrbu,finn
The paparl: fiSehOOd as stated in the adynrt;.en,r
81 the "GTc4t Southern Nuit Line - of JuIy l4ih in
which they so often alIude to the Gav Linz:
!st. They state thar they are the on v I, i, issue
through Tickets 10 Weldon and Charleston JHjyiy
"o'irHe-aS The Bay Line daily issue Through Tick
els IN Weldon and Charleston, which are chcert4iiy
respected by Tie Wilmington Company rs they arf.
punCtHay paid
3D. They state that the traveller gains u hours in
advance Of those that take the Bay Line Til, /, also
jalSe-ar the traveller that leaves Baltimore in the
Bay Line Is two hours ahead at Petersburg, where
both lines come t)aetheD of the Greet Mail Line;
leaving Baltimore same time.
3D. They state that travellers who take their through
Tickets 10 Charleston inr I'll, save Sh2j. This is
sh"aGW1g tGhe-aS the Bay Line issue Through
ticE'iS 10 Charleston for S2, including supper, ods
ing aud breakfast in the boats to City Point, being
saving OF Sl.5O over the "Greai Mad Line, ira
VeIieS must sleep and eat on both lines. Therefore
those who patronse the Bay Line, not only save mo-
hry nut save wear and tear OF nerves from loss OF
sleep, changes of baggage, &C., as IN the case on the
Treat a!a!l Line
1lh. They state that passengers arrive in Petersburg
IN hours less time than those by the Bay Line. Ho~
patPGtty mhHe-when ny their own schedule their
plsSelte rs arrive IN Petersburg at q O'Clock p NJ.
by NE Bay Line they arrive at o'clock, T. NJ, lear
ing Baltimore same tune.
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J. e. GREGORY & co. Managers of Lotteries.
EMORY X CO., Sub-Agents,
Office no. = CALVERT STREET, \
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FHIO BUILDERS. Lots to Lease, on Ensor,
D Caroline, McEIterry and Spring Streets on IA
vorahle terms Apply at the OLD TOWN AGENCY
OFFlCE, l2S North lIigh street. iyl1-d
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E7OK SALE. A very likely gtI, between l2and
81 8 years Of age, well fown, good nurse, wash
er and ironel, to serve 8 yGars-she come well
recommended As such. | will sell her low, the pre-
sent owner having no further for her. Apply at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
jyl6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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a3- DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-st.,
ftth door east Of Front.-rHE BEST SERIES OF MEDG-
ctNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared aud sold at this La
hOratory, TO wit:-indin Vegetable Purifying and
Anli-bous Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters, d cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific, 30 cents
bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents bottle; New
Emetic Preparation, l24 ceuts vial; Pediluvum or
Foot Bath Powder, l2s cents package; Cough Sy-
rup for the of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, sc.
31t cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l25 cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
ciou5 medicine for mothers and Infants 50 cts bottle;
Rheumatic Linilnent and Embr0caOn, and accom-
paniments, 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles 3d. Dyson
terry Cordial 50 cts bottle, &C. &c &c. Printed d-
rections for the administration of these remedies
company each article. n. b. Advice given by DR.,
w. free of charge. ml3-tt
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h5- RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with this
dreadful complaint under The mistaken idea that ii
cannot he cured. But we assert that the INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND LlNIMENT will cure
any case, aud refer the skeptIcal to the following
gentlemen who have been cured: Mr., VIM. Penrsali,
at Tammany Han, OF 23 years standing; MIR. James
e. Reynolds lj ChryStie street; MIR. e. Freeborn 1873
Front stteet; Nh. c. Marriott, l9S Madison st. We
refer you to hundreds in this ci'y who have been
cured by the articles be nad 81 CORTLAND street,
New York.
To be had at the corner of Hanover and Baltimore
streets. Also the corner of Baltimore and Harrison
SITS. and No. 81 Thames 81. 1t
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I'D EMDVAL. The subscriber begs leave TO in
q a form his friends and the public in general, that
.vSS he has removed his UMBRELLA, PARA
f#TAN SOL and SUN SHADE STORE and FAC
'>es,lgssT TORY from No 240 Baltimore street to
9H> No. 80 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
few doors below Lexington, east side. Persons in
want OF good articles in the above line would do well
TO call before purchasing elsewhere. O. Umbrellas
and Parasols COVERED and REPAIRED at short
notice and on reasonable terms. Recollect the num-
ber 5S North Howard street. Sign of the Lady with
the Parasol. THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
jyl4F Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
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"You shall hare gold TO pay the petty debt t'cer te'
Ouer i'-ShaES,
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TOLD GUARD. FOB AND VEST CHAINS,
w Finger Rings, Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets;
Castor Candlesticks; Dxon's hest Britannia pieces
the set patterns; gold and silver Spectaces
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
jel1-eotf Water street. second door from Calvert
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{6F- g. y. FRYER, Manufacturer Of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICrURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, &c. &c.
To- IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES PLATES, sc. SC,
Frames re-.uilt and Plates inserted in Frames al
apl6-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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tG5-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. las NORTH HIGH
STREET two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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NaoRE PRIZES THAN HANKS IN

Moore PRIZES THAN BLANKS IN
WE TO-DAT'S BR l. l. LIANT SCHEME AT
SCHOOLFIELD cos. Where was sold yesteg-
day to Nos, % 70, prize of $1,000 sold to a gentle
man at Barnum's Cry HoteI Nos. II SO IS, prize of
Sl5O, sent to Norfolk Va; Nos 10 80 49, prize of
$50, sold To a citizen.
Nos. Nd. Consolidated Lottery, %, drawn July Is,
lOwt st prize s., are:
Il 81 Is 10 70 ID 60 l 10 % 80 80 9 ~ Al
Draws TODhG, the beautiful scheme of Maryland
Consolidated Lottery, class 81.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $4,000 prize of Sl64
- 1900 10 " 1000
" 1900 10 % 400, sc.
Tickets 81; hav"s 50: quarters 81; eighthS soc.
{13-Draws SATURDAY, July 49, Md. F.F. Spmina-
ry Lottery, class 2S Capital 5000; Tickets 81 shares
III proportion, in which Schoolied Co. will sell on
certificate packages Of % whole tickets for only $40,
halves So quarters -, eiehthS $3.50.
&c For the high prizes, in packages single tick
cts, call on or address your orders to
SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Calvert street,
1t Firs'Oficef from Baltimore street.
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T3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Md, COnsOli-
dated Lottery, class No %, for 1876
IT 80 Is IS 80 II 60 Is 30 33 40 rs Al
II and %, being the LIST aud "a drawn Nos each $40
Is and -, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each 30
Is and 10, being the 3D. and 4h drawn Nos each 20
10 and 80, being the 4th and 5th; or III and 49,
being the 9TH and 9th drawn Nos. each Is
All having Two of the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on,
From the old established House of
1t EMORY. No. = ~ Calvert. ST.
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o. Wetake pleasure in calling the attention ofoul
readers to the very atterng inducements offered in
another column 10 ticket buy rs, by the famous Lot
terry tinn OF EMORY y Co, No. North Calvert ST
If the half of the reports in circulation in regard
20 the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
lievinr pecunary distress be true, they indeed merit
from The city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ie27 If
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f.. p. TABB, Secretary,
HUMANE SOCIETY.

AT meeting of the Directors of The Humane
Society on the 18th of Dec. 1916, the Town was
divided into the following Wards, and the follow
ing gentleman appointed solicitors of contributors
for the Poor, VIZ
Ward No. /, North of High, and Eas, of
Crawford street. David O'Sheld. Solicitor.
Ward No. 2. n. of High, w. of Crawford, and
E. of Middle street, WIN. Brooks
Ward No. 3. n. of High, w. of Middle, and
f.. of Court street, j. A. Jenkins
Ward No. a, N. of High, West of Court to
the Creek, j. G. Toomer.
Ward No 5, N of High, w. of the Creek.
Overton Bernard.
Ward No. e, 5. of High. and f. of Crawford,
Joseph Miles.
Ward No. 7, S. of High, w. of Crawford, E..
of Middle, Geo Chambers
Ward No. 8. S. o. High, W. of Middle, F.. of
Court, c. Y. Diggs
Ward No. 9, S. of High, w. of Crawford, f..
of Washington, John A. Foreman
Ward No. 10, S. of High and w of Wash
ington, Merit Parsons and JOS HOLIDAY.
Ward No. II, All of Gosport, Newtown, and
the Navy Yard. Jos. P. Reynolds, VIM. Outten,
and Chas. Etheridge.
RESOLVED. That the Solicitors be requested to
visit their Wards forthwith and make returns of
their collections 10 the Treasurer.
Resotued, That meeting of this Society be
held at the Town Hall, on Saturday evening,
the 10Th of this month at half.past o'clock. at
which the citizens generally are invited to attend
ResolUed. That as there is large circulation
OF the Norfolk papers in our Town, the editors
OF said papers are requested TO publish the above
proceedings.
THOS. HUME, President.
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gon and California. as well az Of m. a,c.,,...
facilities for travelling between the States ,,'
this coast" a"u
The Governor had the militia called ON, ,o
slst an expected invasion from the United S,,,e,
squadron, and the soldiers, ready 20 run n, ,t
first shot, were grati6ed with the frolc. F''
eigners of all nations respected Amer,c,n.
are pouring into the country from Oregon and bo
States. The British merchant schr Z" Star of Nh,
West from Liverpool. with cargo valued a,
93O.OOO sterling was lost near the entraocs ~
the harbor of Monterey on the 9th july. IT."
goods saved and sold fetched only So, 900 a, an"
ton. The tax of $50 on whale ships has beo.
taken of by the authorities of California.
Whale ships William 'Nye, full, Uni,sd
States, Stevens, 600 hbls. Pacific, of ST. John
N. b., al years out, 200 bbls. 1T. VIII: Ara,'
French ship; Vandalia, Sterling, Admi,,ance
Fama and Don Quixote, all of Boston, touched
at San Francisco; California and Tasso at Mon
terey.
U. S. vessels of war. when last heard from be-.
ginning of October :-Portsmouth at Maza,l.n
bound south for instructions; Warren, at Oahu
Levant at Monterey.
Married In the u. Consular House. Cali.
fornia, on the 24th Aug. lS45, Mr.. James Wi
liams, late of Cape Girardeau County, Missou,;
IT, Miss Mary Patterson. late of jackson COUNTY
Missouri.
There is no newspaper yet at Monterey.
School houses and churches are much wanted by
the American settlers Clergymen and school
masters who would be satisfied with small sala.
RES. Will have farms and dwellings provided for
them gratis, arriving in the colony. The
crops IN Southern California have unexpectedlv
turned out failure, owing to extreme. drought in
The latter part of the season - barely grass enough
to save the lives of the cattle; provisions scarce
and high. The crops promised an abundant har.
vest early in the season, but total cessation of
ram for nearly two months, ruined every thnp,
The climate battles the skill of the settlers on the
Sacramento, and change in the time of SOWING
and planting is to be resored to- but it is doubtful
whether that will save the most valuable roots
and grains. Of small vegetables, two crops are
gathered in season. The winter is ALWAYS mild
and spring like.
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s. CowLEY, Treasurer.
EDUCATION CONVENTION.

This body we learn from the Richmond papers
met on "Wednesday, and a very full attendance of
delegates were present. Gov Mcdowell was
chusen President. On taking the Chair, says the
Times, " he delivered an address, intended and
well adapted TO stimulate the members to decisive
action on the important subject which they had
assembled TO consider. He urged that education
should be State concern. and expressed the con
viction that the people would force the Legisla-
ture TO provide for its support. He amented, in
eloquent terms, the retrogradation of Virginia
But he hoped that the day was come when the
Commonwealth would be regeneraled. Every
child in the State should be able to read the Con-
slltuton of the country and the oracles of its re
glon. We should never resi- until this great object
was accomplished"
The Officers of the Convention are For Pre-
sident, Gov. Mcdowell. For Vice Presidents,
Judge John I. Lomax, Judge Edwin S. Duncan,
Thomas j. Randolph of Albemarle, Dr. Spicer
Patrick Of Kenawha, Allen T. Caperton of Mon
roe, WIN. H. Macfarand of Richmond James III .
Carson of Frederick, Samuel Watts of Norfolk ::
and for Secretaries, Messrs. r. B. Gooch and John
S. Gallaher.
The following gentleman were appointed Com
miitee to prepare business for the Convention -
Rev. w. S. Plumer, Andrew Stevenson, ESQ
Samuel NJ. Janney. Esq, of Loudoun, Holden
Rhodes, Esq, n. E. Venabe, Esq, of Prince
Edward, Capt c. Dimmock, William Maxwell,
Esq, Rev Mr.. Dutton of Jefferson, and Profess
sor Landon c. Garland of Randolph Macon Col
lege.
How this Committee have performed its duties,
may be gathered from the following abstract of
the Times of Friday:
"One of the Committees reported in favor Of
encouraging the University, by continuing its ap-
preparation, and in favor Of aiding the other col
Ieges. Another Committee made report ap-
proving of the conversion of the Public Armofy
into Military School. These reports and many
resolutions laid upon the table for future con-
sideration. A proposition made by member
to recommend to the Legislature the passage of
law compelling the University to educate and
board a number Of young men free of charge
Seeing that the University had proclaimed its
readiness to educate as many poor young men
without charge for tuition, as the State would pay
the board of, we cannot but think this proposition
was ungeneTous. IL was not acted upon, however
and we trust will be discountenanced by the Con
vention"
a gentleman from Richmond, one of our Dele
gates to the Convention says that he does not ex
pecl much from the Convention, as their views
are too exalted, and the Delegates are charged to
the muzzle with speeches
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On motion il was

Reso'red, That - he a committee TO confer
wl'h any which may be appointed by the citizens
Portsmouth and the adjoining counties and tn pre-
pcre memorial to the Legislature for the syua-
lures OF the citizens of this City
On motion, the blank was filled with the names
OF the following gentlemen appointed by the
Chair: Robt. f.. Taylor, } F. Hun,er, j. FL.
johnson, II. A. Worrell, W. Hardy, 5. f..
Go"dridge, M Ferrall, A. Reid WIN. S. Malo-
ry, A. A. Maurice. A. Milhado, S. Stone.
Resolred. That these proceedings be publish
ed IN the papers of this City. and of The Town of
Portsmouth, and also in the Richmond PAPERS.
WIN. GARNETT. Chairman.
f.. p. TABB Secretary
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DEATH OF COMMODORE ELLIOTT

We learn with regret, FROM the Philadelphia
Ledger, that Commodore Jesse ID. Elliott, Com
mandant at the Navy Yard of Philadelphia. died
on Wednesday evening, about L. o'clock, at his
boarding house, in that city. The Commodore
has been i'll for The last six months Of complica
tion of disorders. including disease of the heart.
He was unconscious for the last forty eight hours
previous to his death He was in the sixty
second year of his age at the time of his decease.
Commodore Elliott has played conspicuous par,
in our naval history, and rendered important ser
vices to his country.
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THE ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

At late celebration at Quebec, Of the first an
niversary Of the Albion Lodge, No. d, Of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows. the following
facts in regard to the number and increase of this
order were stated by the presiding officer
"'Tbis Lodge" the speaker remarked, q" al
though only twelve months in existence, has al
ready enrolled in tie books 240 members, and
each Lodge night adds TO the number the in.
crease is proportonate in every other part Of Cana
da while in England it has attained an extent
almost beyond belief-there, the members exceed
100000, the fuRds Of the Order amount to a mil
lion Of pounds, lis annual income exceeds 6270,-
900, and the relief distributed annually averages
e230 900 sterling-in the populous parts, no vii
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From the New York Snu
VERY LATE FROM CALIFORNIA

Our private advices from Monterey, Upper
California; TO tho middle of October last, came
to hand yesterday. The intelligence is important.
A British fleet destined for Oregon was passing
up the west coast, Of which our correspondent at
Monterey says -
The pioneer of this feet, the British ship of
war q" America" touched here some time 400.
and the movement Of her commander, Capt. Cor
don, aroused our suspicion al the time. He re-
fused to give any news, saying, " men of war do
not carry news" He also refused to carry
circular letter to the United States Indian AGENT
at Oregon City, remarking that he was not sure
Of going to Columbia River. have ascerlained
that Lord Aberdeen, the British Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, had a brother on board the
America, and one of Sir Robert Peels sons was
also an officer or passenger. We were all Glad
that these distinguished visiters had every facility
extended to them for collecting facts in this Vi
cinity. They can give their lustrious relatives
an interesting account Of California. AT San
Francisco, they found every well built bonse
owned by "a Yankee" Oh +" said one
Of the officers, a" is there nothing bot Yankees
hereP' They had the satisfaction of hearing
direct from several over the mountain travellers.
Of the many hundred wagons on the road for Ore
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-13
"The members of the Long Island State Com.

lhe members OF the long Island State Con-
vention will hold their next meeting on Thurs
day, the llth December. at half past 6 o'clock.
z. NJ, at the house of Samuel Vunck, Prospect
Hill, To take such measures as will be necessary
for immediate action for making Long Island a
State, independent of the State OF New York
the number Of inhabitants on this Island being
nearly equal TO that of Delaware and Rhode Is
land together.
All members are requested to be present, and
all persons feeling interested are solicited to at
tend. BY order Of the Chairman and Secretary.
State Of Long Island, Dec. 5th, lS45."
The n. Y. Sun says:-. Here is new State
IN embryo, but how The project will succeed we
cannot as yet determine. Long Island must first
extricaie itself from the State of New York be
fore declaring itself State, and New York may
not be disposed TO separate from or lose SO valua-
BILE slice of her territory. Coney Island we
presume is 10 be the capitol of The new State.
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From the Baltimore Sun.
NEW STATE.

1t is proposed, it seems, from the following
notice published in the Brooklyn Eagle, to erect
Long Island into separate State. The Island
is nearly equal in population, it is stated TO the
two States Of Rhode Island and Delaware UNI
ted. IT is also, we think, larger in Territory than
both It is entirely detached from New York -
and as it is probable that that State, 50 large in
territory and so populous, will not object-tbe
plan may be very likely TO succeed
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iage is to be found without its Lodge, and the
extent of lis popularity may be inferred from the
fact that in one city fourth of the male adults
are Odd Fellows. In the United States il now
claims above $4,000 members. and lis usefulness
will be apparent when ! state that one Grand
Lodge 10 that country has under lis care more
ihaa 200 orthans'
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The MoRMoNs.-The Nsuvoo Neighbor says
that the Mmnons have nearly two thousand fIVs
hundred wagons completed for the journey to inc
Pacific next spring. Many strangers are visiting
Hancock county and Naovoo for the purpose o.
purchasing property, and they are invited to DO ."