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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
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Markcfs=(aICtttt fcto'teaf'' - '~N'-
SATURDAY. October 10
.sDrs Tia market wss steady At SGT and %
r,h moderate demand A considerable Transaction In
Canada Pots was made on private terms
COTrON-TAe market Is hrmer In consequence OF ,h''
appearance OF frost bs South, ana some sses nave
been sds at prices better than could have been had
81 orr AND MEAI-rhsre was fair demsnd 10
dey and the transactions reach oOoo or 'cO oosI
SOR6 62 the market al the close seing rstneI nes'y
SOL The demand mostly for the Ess, 10 soun
am I'VE hear of no movement The range 80 n@oo 70
Nssl /. .esdy At s3a3 . for States 20 for Jersey
The following statistics arc from ne 'r'u''r ' 70
ward Bill prepared for thu steamer
Export Of Brsadsnf. 70 Great sr,isA ana "'a'a J''@
September |. lsiI.
Flour Corn MI Wheat Corn
xsuyo-s 10 oct % s6l5s sl56 51lsi $50
n orlsan. TO Oct Is. 52ii l2o53 a5es
Total ..5Il02 1000 GOSH $40
Fxuor, TO France from New York , 392 bushels Wheat
7745 bushels Oats a,oo,-A.,. D..
The receipt. down the Hudson snce the opeuine Of
River navigation 10 yesterday are OF Whe@ foaf <'''
572 bbls Corn Meal l0o coo bbls 49,
Export from 10. to goth October "ne"' f'ouf' 'o'"'
barrels 49,
and sellers spsrt In their views ne Only 'ss,s
hear of IL small parcel inferior Western 81 80 en-
Corn Is firm and In good request Tho sales are shov
1000 bush At IS for Mixed in store 70 for Mixed sh's
and d7s for Yellow Hat and round Rye 10 impfov
ing and 5000 or coo bush sold at % In the ITO and y
"a delivered Barley 10 In small supply AMI nffn osi'
are firm at 5Oi 65l eta
The receipts down the Hudson since the opening u
River navigation 10 yesterday are OF Whest bushels
! | 5O7754; Corn , 352 9s2 Rye, 2t5035
Export, from Is, 26,h October Corn. i95Ot bushd'
Whest 1920 bushels Rye none Barley, none os'.
| 1926 bushels.
| WHlsKY-There 10 but little doing, and Prison bss
were offered at 20 cite
! PROVIslOSs-The market 10 quiet tor All descr'g'
/ tons and Pork bss downward tendency Mess
/ nonipally IA s7i Prime 10 80 The sses only .,
/ retail Bsef continues much depressed Now offered
s,6 7Jd9 IS sale. 1870 bbls Lard At l0i tor prime IN
Butter and Cheese there 10 fair business doing and h,
! market 4. steady.
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By Telegraph to The. Tribune.
Later from Mexico.
rHE ATTACK ON PUE / n
REVOLT TOT MEXICAN TROOPS.

S,,,s ANN declared n Traitor-Hi- Flight to-
xxard fpniaro-Expedtiou Of zen. Patterson
ten Lane nj PerOte-l n-ubo rdinnuon ="
,Ia.-ac hssetf- Regime nj, &C. ~c.Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
TLing. in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
puff 4nnf PIT. Ocf

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 3l-P. N.
The Flour market yesterday was without any
demand aud prices nominal II gu sales Only 10
tail way 10 Corn Meal and Rye Flour nothing doing.
Corn-4 10 900 bushels good old Yellow soe at 10 cts
wzt Rye-6oO bushels sold IS 90 for Southern.
Wheat inscuTe and only 600 bushels sold at lJi cs
for good and 81 cs for prime Southern Osts-ssles
Of 500 bushels Delaware Al a IS cu In Cotton and
Provisions We hear Of no changes and but isue doing
sugars more active and 200 hhds SsvOrlesns sold 1t
6a7 cu 10 leave the market Freighn s,il dull WINS
~ 10 held At 80 cts for bols
sALrsoT srocxs-Fva BOsyd and lfv-l00 Rsadz
5aa g7i 200 DO do III, s2O0o Reading Bds b5 oy. 100
HewJersey Cop. cash, u; 5000 state So b ~ ~
Union Tenn 4ji 10 DO, IS. s3ii 20 do 43i. 30 Grnd
iOl a. 200 Re.cius Bds essh o. 100 GirsTd Blk as l0i
n - fos a. 90 -t.te s b5zn 73t 81 600 do as 20
80 New Jersey IA 100 do, IL 5000 state So o5 ~
Sec0-d Board and Attey-50 vieksourz %, H. 81 U
Bank. D5 81 % s!ersey Cop ~ sl2V Ssa'e o. ~
5000 DO, IS. T3i; 5000 ReDdins Ids, b. opt.
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SekOAarse-l. JEREMAH KRuN. Niddleoursn
2. HIRvrr /. HLxILros. Carlisle
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S-Hsasfs-l Cody HOllsisr; Hsnry 5. kfn'f
Ssas@r~-l. Charles Il. Van Dsssn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

Vocal Music CLAss.-Mr ID. H. J0srs proposes 10 opsi
yosa Music School for b,ssners tn the lecture roomd
the Brsnsrd Church. in Rivngonst betwe,nOIchaTd 10
Ludlow Wednesday evening November al hii
past O'Clock The Of instruction Wi. he sirisy
snay tcs; and those wishing to learn to read music
sight would do well to attend. Terms made known ne
lect room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~ The subject Of advertising IN Country SewspsFn
for country custom IL esnnng be unde rsiood by 80
u the enterprsing In tho various busir defa
ments As there 10 no instance IN which II has failed
increase the business Of the advertiser the coneu.on
resistable that Il IL e Of Accomplishing customer
and that the power Of the press may be applied % bpNs"
agent " r. P.LMgR Al is Office I'M The Tribune Buidss,
i daily receiving Advertisements and pons Tor NJ
best newspapers Ia all the cities and principal towns 10 ne
United States and Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

WASTE " TEMPER AsD BRkATH.-The Ars1is
ios,ns tact and temper with It's subsidiDg hopes de.
sounee, the Democrats Of New York individually col
actively and al together. AT this particular crisis y
,bould economist In breath. In the words Of an AZ
iectons,s wife the sgonring partner OF her bosom
your DYING Albany Anss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

OoLD PESs-RyDUcED PRIcFs The Manufacturers an
dealers Ia these articles have recently reduced 'hsi price
considerably, but Ia doing J. w GREAros Co. n C.
dsrs have usual altogether oustrpped their rivals ar,
fixed their scale OF prices at from 50 to - cents
less than any others Gold pens repaired reponted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
" See Sig. Bhtzs advertisement for a series
OF entertainments al the Lyeeum. Brooklyn.

TAG PAISTIsSs IN THE CHAMBERS ST. GALIERY
We call attention to the collection Of oil paintings
which sy be seen, free Of charge 10 the Granite
Building corner Of Chsmbsrssi. and Broadway. Among
them may be found highly finished copies Of some Of
the most celebrated pictures In Europe They will be
disposed Of BY auction 90 Thursday morning next BY
hessrs Leeds Co. From the large number Of pieces
offered, and tbs remarkable beauty Of their subjects
and nns execution lais mus. be considered the great
sale OF the season.
CoRREcrIos.-Strongs Patent Lamps, which
were noticed In The Tribune Of Saturday morning DO
not burn csmphene, but Invented expressly 10 die
penss With the use OF IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~ The cheapest and best place in the city b geyouf
Boots Shoes Caters, Is at JosEss. Ann-st nss ne
Museum You can get there good Boots for - y .
can be purchased elsewhere for ~ Quite saVinf ne
also sells frst-rats Boot at IS So which IL us1af %
tor - Double soled waterproof Boots at - 81 saei
-. JONES has the true system Of doing business-ft
expenses and small profits All goods purchased At Asn
e. are warranted 10 give entire satisfaction. 90 Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

rTMr. sEARIse', private Dancing and Walking Aesi
envy at his residence, 30 Bondst. o2sN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

lT- The Shskspearian Cabinet, Of the cele-
brsted Clara Fisnsr, consisting Of models of sbsk
spesrs's House and many other buildings connected
with BIZ, history which executed with great labor by
the late F. g. Fisher, father Of Clara, together with
prints representing shakspsares characters and their
costumes have been obtained BY the Manager Of the
American Museum. where they may be seen for few
days any and every hour both day and e'esing Be-
side he has engaged Csmpbels Band OF Ethiopian Se-
rensd-rs a talented and amusing company, together
with the Balloon Panorama Great Western, and others
who together, give splendid performances this after.
noon and evening.
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RlcHgLsu DnNoSp-PoINTEO GoLD PEs, TaUNrs
Despite Of the hue and cry Of rivals this msgnce
pen continues attract tho public attention, and !. e.
mittsd be the best and cheapest in the world. d
WATSON Co. q Williamst one door below Wall an
j. Y SAVAGE % Fultons have the exclusive sale Of the
Other gold pens is cents, e. n %, with silver pencils
Gold mems carefully renaiTed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~ Mr. DEMPsTER gives his third Original
Ballad soree at the Tabernacle this evening and those
who have not Political duties to discharge will hnd Il
an intellectual and refining entertainment He sings to.
nigh, such good old songs John Anderson, Saw ye
nv wee thingr JEANNE Morrison The Irish Emf.
grants Lament &c &c and makes far melody
10 our heart than many musicians whose pretensons
greater and names mors unspesksbe. We trust the
Tabernacle will DO well filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
pusincss Notices.

OPINION OF PHYSICIANS.
l Many distinguish physicians have had the candf
10 acknow edge the wonderful efficacy Of Dr. OHssr1
discoveries and to aid in the extension OF their oersa
The foowin hiss been voluntarily given from one OF u
moot distinguished physicians in Boston, Mas"
For all rlos, v may concern-f the undersgne VIII
out the least hesitation do feel warranted IN asse"s IA
the Gs.vanic articles invented bs Dr. A. H. 1hrshe e
tain very valuable properties, particularly ~ cases 81 ~
nal complaints spasmodic contrsctions, and ifteuohi
the nerves also In Of spopleNy and ephepuc NJ
They have been used by many Of my patients VINO niH
received especial benefit from them. ! have converts
with many who have declared % their perfect coz,
dence in Them especially In rheumatic affections 1m'f
NOT unlikely As rheumatism u certainly disease Of q,
nervous character and ~ II In some mysterious connrt
with the Of the human sJsteu that the feasat'
efficacy OF these articles OWING Although cannot 81
plain the rationale Of tho benefit Of thrises inFeni
.ti 90 many authentic have come under nay nou1
that were others i-e disposed must give in-'or So
ing - believing" The science Of physiology has rist
extraordinary facts 20 be- explained and these ne" mse
al discoveries are among the most strange and mportar
Boston, Aug. -, l8t7. J. d. McMAltON' MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~ The charge against Capt. Bursley, OF the
ship Hottloguer, OF sssautng VIM. Thompson one OF
the crew with dangerous weapon, wasnvestigated on
saturday, before the United s.s,es Commissioner A.
Gardiner and dismissed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26
A PEEP AT THE oLDEN TINE.

Workmen busily employed in pulling down the
old edce in Chestnut street, Philadelphia recently occupied
by the Bank of North America, preparatory the erection of
structure. Among the papers slowed away in the gar
of this venerable pile of brick and (says the Pha
delphia Bulctin old newspapers have been found
which, compared with the large sheets Of the present day.
quite curiosity We have been furnished with Of these
relics of the oden time. II is entitled "The American Week
y Mercury, published Philadelphia by Andrew Bradford,
and bearing date November 2s 1928 In order that read
may form idea how things managed in this
city just hundred and nineteen years ago. extract the
following advertisement from the paper before US
USr arrived from London, in the ship Borden, Uiiiam
- Hubz commander parcel OF young likely Men Ser
wants consisting OF usbandmen Joyner Shoemaker Wea
vers Smiths, Brekmakers Brckayers, Sawyers, Tayors,
Saymakers Butchers Charmaker and several other ale
aud are to be sold very reasonable either ready Money
Wheat, Bread Flour, by Ef4vard Horne, Philadelphia
Our contemporary is perhaps too young to have
seen, what many Philadelphians yet living can re-
member to have seen vessels loaded with cargoes
Of such live stock the above, lying in the stream
Of the Delaware, of Sassalras and Calowhill streets,
waiting for customers to come off and buy. Ii he
will look into the file of Franklin's paper in the Lii
brary of the Philosophical Society, or indeed into
any Boston or New York paper of the same date,
he will find frequent advertisements for runaways
Of the above class Of white slaves, with marks and
clothing described and rewards offered for their ap-
prehension and commitment to any jail so that their
owners may get them again. As recently since
the of 1912, vessel so freighted found her
way up to Annapolis, and there disposed of her
freight; number Of the men having been bought
by Members of Congress, (hen in session here) and
sent TO the Western country. In that country, how
ever, we fancy they not long in servtude.
We hazard litle indeed. in the conjecture that some
Of them able, by the reward of their free
labor buy out the whole possessions of those who
were once their masters
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer says '
will be ecoeced that for number Of mouths past great
many daring robbes have been committed in omnbuses and
other public vehicles here II supposed that there was
regularly organized set Of thieves OF both engaged
these deprcdatons and sharp watch them the
result Of which was, that named afherine Scoy
Of genee appearance and ashonaby dressed was arrested
She tried yesterday in the Court Of Sessions and found
guilty Of grand larceny the punishment Of which is from one
to five years in the State prison. Although the police are
confident that this the principal regularly
gnzd and extensive gang yet they have thus been una
bic to induce her TO disclose any thing"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

man some years ago indicted in the Grand Circuit
Court, State Of Kentucky for the crime Of petit larceny The
evidence heard upon which clearly that the
endant had been guilty Of stealing bag Of corn worth
two dollars and twenty cents Nothing dauned by the array
OF lacs against his client the lawyer ose and poured out an
argument two hours in length When he concluded, the
jury retired, aud after brief consultation returned verdict
OF "petit larceny The attorney moved for new trial.
which granted by the Court and the again brought
before the jury. This time the lawyer spoke three hours and
halt the result Of which verdict by the Jury OF "guy
OF grand larceny Again the attorney rose to move
trial He squared himself, and commenced in style OF
grandioquence worthy Of ueyant trag dian Ih had
spoken but few words when the prisoner rushed forward,
seized bun violently Ivy the and said " Hush, hush tor
Heavens sake hash Another speech will hang me as sure
as I'm living man.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

INDIANA PUBLIC DEBr.-The Indiana Journal of
the lh instant states that Governor WHITCoMB
has appointed Mr.. n. b. PALMER, of Indianapolis,
the trustee on the part Of the Stse to act in con-
neXion with Messrs. BUTLER and BLAKE, appointed
on the part of the bond.holders in carrying out the
arrangements with reference to the State debt under
the law of last winter. The Journal says: "Mesrs
: BLAKE and PALMER left this city yesterday for
Fort Wayne, where they will meet Mr.. BUTLER
for the purpose of organizing and taking steps for
: the immediate prosecution of the Wabash and
{ Erie Canal"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

TERMS

Two DOLLARS year ONE DOLLAR for the first regular
session of each Congress- and Fifty CENTS for the final
sion Of each Congress- and the for each Extra Ses-
tion--payabe in all cases in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26
u. S. FnreArE "Usrrrp STATES"

Porto Praya, Cape Verde Islands, May IA, ls47
Mr. DEAR Mn. HARVEY The distressing accounts brought
from the United States Of the sungs of the poor IN Ire
land and Scotland have caused feeling OF deep concern tor
their unfortunate condition, which has been manifested in
substantial by the officers and OF this ship
Without having been prompted, they came forward and
offered to raise contribution in money The amount col
ected might have been larger but for the necessity Of limit
ing regulating subscriptions made by seamen, IN conse
quence the unequal donations which they would otherwise
II therefore found propet fix the amount which
each should give.
bill drawn upon the Hon. the Secretary for the Of
1858 is herewith enclosed. We that is but the
widows mite when compared with tho asAeas, sa6sSbad
by kndhearted people home, yet trust that will
effect good and that may reach its destination in time
to relieve the suffering Of many individuals
With sincere good wishes for your future health and hap
piness, am yours truly, GEO Z. READ,
Cong U. 5. Naval Forces, West Coast Of Africa.
To JAcoB HARVEY, Esq.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26
THE UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.

toHhEsPoNDEsCE OF JouHNAL OF COMMENCE.
WASHINGTON, JUNE 20, ls47.
| mentioned in my letter yesterday that Chevalier
DE LIsBoA has been recalled by his Government
merely write to confirm my statement by giving
the very words of his recall These are brief, curt
and evidently expressive of high dspleasure, viz
''The Emperor deems convenient to deprive Chevaier
Gaspar Jose Lsboa of his present position Minister Pen
poentary near the United States"
The relations OF the United States with Brazil are
at this moment SO unfriendly that it will require
good management and much forbearance to avoid
a rupture.
The Mayor of this city has received from AN
DREW F. Roche, Esq, Mayor Of the city of Cork
the subjoined eloquent letter, acknowledging the
ceipt of the supply of provisions sent by the citi
zens Of Washington in April last in the barque
General Harrison, for the relief Of the destitute
people of Ireland:
CoUNcIL CHAMBER, Coax, MAY ~, l947
SIR am charged by the citizens Of Cork express
you and the Irish RELIEF Committee of Washington their
warmes Acknowledgements for the truly noble gift conveyed
10 their poor in the "Ganera Harrison" wish it in
my power express feel it, and felt generally by
people, the admiration and respect inspired by the
duct Of the American people in the present most calamous
circumstances of this country but may truly say that there
grateful prayer universal the lips and in the hearts
Of shmen that America may reap rich and high reward
for the generous sympathy and truly christian benevoence she
has exhibited to of the great families of mankind in
hour Of deep distress.
| have the honor to transmit Vote of Thanks from the
Corporation Of Cork and my own behalf, beg to cor
daily thank you for having made the agent of the bounty
your elow-czens, and you that il shall be dis
lributed the destitute without distinction, fairly and
impartialy.
have the honor to be, sir your obliged and obeden
servant, ANDREW +. ROCHE,
Mayor Of Cork.
w. w. SEAToS, Esq,
Chairman Washington Committee.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26
ILLINOIS CONVENTION.

The Convention to frame a new Constitution for
the State of Illinois assembled at Springfield on
the 18th. 1t is composed of 62 members, 81
of whom were in attendance. Newton CLOUD
was elected President, and Henry W. Moore was
chosen Secretary and John A. Wilson doorkeeper.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26
w. w. SEAToS, Esq,
Chairman Washington Committed.

The gallant tars of the Frigae United States
have sent their sympathy to the furnishing poor of
Ireland and Scotland, in manner which does them
the highest credit. The following letter will tell
the
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-26

SAMUEL WErR, Esq, Editor of the Columbia IS c.
Chronicle died on the 9Th Instant after painful and
protracted illness.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18
THE MURDER OF LIEUTENANT
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uanvh. srei a., ff.' sur 2; / . l'rrn
-- ,sn,. >, ,i.i-1vsi N,ir r,ad,rs oil
,.ntmis.- ~. di.rr,e.ful c.sdu,t ~ "
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oil o,sn sdes ., t,- ",acpti = - = -'.
~. How he vs. sl.,rl ! cArnos pa --
probably b, va. saving II such a v,cioi
eo.ld have 'Ne crura p, h. se,s lH'
To- tia, at NAV lcaf tia, be Ia. beer
49,, hcf' {. lie ,ha. Tier. !, ,,mpaiai
60 the tlwni
We ha,, ,arisus rumors .n thc ci', from
tie osrur 4 t,rncral Ts,lor enc - ihh,
Oid Eour. AID Kcais - ~ avery tsh'
rho, i'uo, H. rcah,, defeated l., Sar's
,nna Whcn there y 60 be m1,en,c.t
= IN iliit rlsce cannot til YOU. sccIcc,
- tie nrdrf 81 the daS
Llcu',nani Nilcr # tho ar'iIlcrs. vho
wa- GA duty ~ the its GA sunday ~ rrilr
arrested couple e. NcNi aus. one ~ uhou.
}. an officer All the oth,t hi. a.sYria'c --
J. an 'h"r rhanc' j. tfitiesl ono
Al ~ their quarter j. quiet and the health
- ~, trppris gtucfAily good
General SCOT, j. expected t. arrive ia The
Na~arhu.e,i. Ne has ,r,,,t.d steam.
boat g. be ~ READINGS, ior Tim n, III. mouth
u' the rlvor. a. ho would probably not re-
main lore more than tvcut, -four hours -
Nv hi vrdcr al.o hundred or more vnr
ons for transportation are to b. ia READINGS,
- O. On 'hiphoard General Tvieg's d.
vision. ~ is though, viii be- the first t.
lsayr h-re G.h.ral Worth i. bow I7'ha ..
nss by wa;,r. with tie s,e-
ter lin
W. have arcrot, to-day Tat IT, f'rccs
IT Vera Cruz have been ordered Us santa
Ana g. r,,irr aud leave tie city without
defence Ia, tia, tie Go,,rncr n Il military
reuse g. A. =" Another story J. that tn
place j. t. lc eva 'ua'cl GA tlc approach Of
TIE American aiu, without r,,l,faDlc.---
l. .nhly ito NeNirau, think the romi'o wall
H. .uili,icN. zoe for our .dirr, t. .,ucoun-
ter Bu, whatever thcy may think. ,r
whatever j. intended t. le dorc hy Us 1t j.
cutie time g. uaica d,scc'' gpon the pa.9
j II it l., d n. =, all N,raCu is ~
place ~ our troop. IL warm weather; tits
oycfS b i, knows
The lns or clio. r. IN Am,,n Iua,lo
has Jus, arrived. AID rcpor, hnc'n sil at
anchor III l.oiDs Island Tie s.ip- Cath
arnc Prentice. Empire aud Sulian La,c insi
las. i ,l.c hag o. ihls river. b u,l t. lobos
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-03-18

i IAN Oh Fellows Lodge styled "Ct
ter Crock Lodgc No. 10 OF the ]. q. Of q
f." was organized in hi, village last
week
To those in this vicinity who nrc nnS.
JUS = ;..n the brc;aorhool Of this rapidly
increasing order, has l.od.e presents a ia
vorable opportunity. We understand there
nrc already eleven lodges Of this order in
this state, AMI II is bp, two years SINCE
the first one was orslniz"!