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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
THE srA4E or MEssEssEFPts
Madison County.
~ che fgObate COaEt gfsaaia CahatYs
c-eM.ksa 49, A4a

~ che rsObate COaEt gESaaia CahHtYs
September 7tfSSs iS4a
ny John b. tiowcoa, ESD, Judes
- Cf Probate, IN and for the county
Of Madison Hnd etnto Of mississippi
Notice IL hereby given that III appliea-
ton Ia me By Edmund DALEY. . lid
county, who claims lib undivided paEt
Of the personal estate DC Edmund klesy
late 81 said county decreased, aoW u
the hands Of Robert Tucker end henry
seimer, admins msors thsFaof-I hass
nominated IA Fayefge Non IaCs
BalIow, and Sterling III Lester, CON.
m~issioners 10 divide Tie said personal
estate into equal Shares between the
lpartiesemillea 10 d~istgibulian thereas
ma aAloss pFopaF objections ere slated
d ne AZ tho terra ef said C0aFk a b
held onahe 9nd Monday, e. DacamheE
nexs. Il the Court hoA ID tie EbwH 81
Csal0n, III - 90 said county The sid
lhR Fngctt8 Montgomery. Thumas 81
lnw, ana SlsfIHg IA Lester, ii
be appointed eomnisoionsFu u
sstigson ii I'D ~peFspnsl ssssss
afoFernid. Given utldoF My hsna
Isgh ds8 oE
!, H0HC04I
JudRe 81 REuse.
Sop a, i6sss -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

d RAGRY

GEORGE BAGBH f1-t8
IN opened his saloon ia the Canton
Hcei, where he il ready and anx.
accommodate all his friends, and
'rrsrs, with q comfortable shave, at
nsSOnabIe hours. so1
IVA CurTrNq and DREssING done in
Ass snd most gentesl style, and to
~nlsaction Of every reasonable per-
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-AnMrNlsTRAroR,e NOTICE..

W ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted to the undersigned d
The Nov. term, l848, ofthe Probate Court
of Madison county on the estate Of Chap
man L. Anderson. deceased, all persons
indebted TO said estate are notified 10
come forward and make immediate pay
mens, aud all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
legally authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, Or they will b
forever barred.
THOS. s. ANDERSON, Adm'r,
Nov. l6, l8A8, LL-nL 1885
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To THE LADIES.

MISS NUGENT. iste Uf New York,
and MS. CHNGHAN, respectfully -
form the citizens Of Canton and Madl.
son county, that they have opened 3
MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
establishment ID Canton. and are PTepsF'
"A "a doaIl work ID that line ia the latest
NORTHERN and FRENCH faehion.
Also BLEACHING and ALTERING
straw Bonnsts ID the best manner eng
latest style. o.r.
| Nov. 8, l8AB. S-Iy
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

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asls4 s~I;..ipstes Collected HumoFs;
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
'sNT0N MALE ACADEMY.

lNT0N MALE ACADEMY.
IVA iasIitution will be opened IN
n. 6rst Monday Of January next,
II. rsrepsion of pupils, under the
John p. MAPES, former
...o, II Mississippi College.
Ea4ES or TUITION
..dne, Writing and' Arithmetic
'.d,aphy, English Grammar and
", 500 per month.
", .ss1spes, Mathematics and the
u, benches of education, $4,oC
GEORGE CALHOUN,
Press Of Board Of Trustees
Nj, GARRETT, Secretary
NJ II, ls4s. "A l4-''
N| Vii tLNH ANN--
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raE sTATn oT MIssIasIrRI.

Madison County,
- tho probate Court Of aaId County.
april Term, l048.
TSHE estate Of Sarah 8. Rawlings,
III deceased, having been reported e,
and declared by said Court TO be inscl
vent. Notice Is hereby given to all
uefsons having claims against the estate
Of said deceased, 10 present the Same to
the undersigned, on or before the Isl
day OF Novembar next, or their claims
will BE- barred.
J, T. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, April Is, l84S Si-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
THE STATE on MISSISSIPPI,
Madison Ceuntp.

sA0ANgN @uAttys T E
the Probate Court Of said County, at
the Juno Term ls4e.
? ME eutRts Of Holland Webb, decd,
having been reported to, and de-
by said Court to be ihsoIvenl,
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, TO present the same 10 the un.
dersigned, on-or before the list day o.
January next or their claims will b
barred.
By order Of the Court, 7
j. r CAMERON, Ct'k.
Canton, June is, '48. 40-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
Cr.nunh sniccn.


n WILL Offer for sale, 1t public auc.
ton, baGoFs the Court-houie IN Can
TON. il Monday, lat day ofJanuary next,
the Iot id said town situated between
he residences of Col Garrett and g,
w. Henderson, Esq, containing about
EouY and threo quarters Of an acre.
twill 10 divided into three lots rum
nihe uogoss Tie lot North and south, Of
|tnto car cOraeg lots, as may seem best
10 suis porchasers 4.
TEENS. Half Cash, the balance il
- JOHN HANDY,
December ist. is-at
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

81. LOUIS AND CHIC FLOUR.
UST Received a lot Of Superior St.
Louis and Ohio Family Flour, and
for sale BY
JNO. GERMANY g. co.
At The Old Stand Of Blalock &
Thompson.
March A. l648. 2--f
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
TTTE State or MISSISSIPPI,

THE BEA4G ~ @SASpAaosENe
a Madison County.
BY tie probate Court Of said COunty.
August Tenn, i84B.
UVHE Estate Of Samuel III. Dinkins De
~ ceased, having been reported %
and declared BY said Court insoisent;
Noticc IL hereby given q all persons,
having claims against tho estate 81 said
deceased, 10 present the sanne % the un.
Idcrsigned III Or betoret the lss Day 0
March next, cr their claims will Be for
ever barred.
BIZ order 81 tho Court.
j. A. CAMERON, Clerk.
Canton, August 10, l84S. 49-6m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
LIE arArE on MIsslsslPPl,

4 5"j b NsA$e@Vs SVNsssSs @'
BY the Probate Court Of said County
November Term, i8a8.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of ThOs.
F. Taylor, des'd-GTeeGiag:
VOU are hereby cited to appear bee
- fore the Probate Court Of said coun.
" ut a regular term thereof 70 Be hOl-
don at the Courthouse Of said county,
Onthc Second Monday Of January neat,
then and there 10 show cause, IL any
j have, Why SAID court should not
then order and decree the lands, tene'
ments and hereditaments described 10
said petition, as lying and being in the
county Of Madison, should not DO sold.
to pay the debts Of said deed.
W;tNess, the Hon. JoHN B
HowcorT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Secont
- Monday Of November, IL th'
lis. year Of our Lord one thou
- sand eight hundred and for
ty.eight, and seal Of Sai'
court.
Essu,S. tho SOth dsy Of Nov. Is46.
]. 4, CAMERON, Crk.
Nav. 50. lS48. 1885,
AN~V' M H =
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

EUST received 4 few most hsautifu
& Solar and Lard Lamps for the Par
IoT~-csll and see them.
PRIEsTLEY q M0sBY,
July, '4s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
ADMlNlsTRATOR's NOTICE.

ADMlNlsTRATORS NOTtCEs
n ETTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted to inc undersigned al
the Nov. Term, l848, Of the Probate
Court OF Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Martin Wade, deceased,
all persons indebted TO said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make i'm
mediate payment aud all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them legally authenticated within the
sims prescribed BY law, or they will Be
forever barred.
WIN. LAMBERT, Adm'r.
Nov. l6. lO-6t
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
EaE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

1855 VI
Madison County.
" Probate Court Of said County.
December Term, lsAS.
N aa'y :. Cassidy, Henrietta Z. Doug.
w aud ell persons interested in The
embellishments and hereditaments Of
aaafy y. Douglass, decsased-Greel
" 80 hereby commanded 10 ap.
ssF haicEe the Probate Court Of
aaty q agSegular tsrmGheFeof,
lAsa althe Cvurt.housc 81 said.
:. enlha Second Mondsy oe March
\. 1ns4 md there TO show cause il
I, yOa have, why said Court should
No. order and decree the lands,
h SaAaa,s and Embellishments Of said
sased e 10 sold, viz:
~ nalf of north east quarter and
tans sOuIn east quarter OF sec
NJ ana The west half Of south ives,
WV n. q section SO, township 8, range
N M IN vast halfoF north west quar-
NJ M, aot1A east quarter and west isII
sss ~ sest quarter and north half oil
NJ IVY p south west quarter anC
IN wy q east half Of south YES
secliOD I, and west half Of uortl
5s.l'ss of section +, township 3.
Wansss, The Hon. JcHN
noWcoEr, Judge Of Probate 3
sAid county, the second Mon
Az o. Dec !, ia tho year .
our Lord one thousand eieh
hundred and forty-seyen a.
ssal cf said Cours.
ls.s 'sscED, The 18th day Of Dee.'l
81. 4, CAMERON, CisTe.
~ saao, last
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
ROmmcts. BOnmcts.

r ATE STYLES, and a full assert,
- ment Of Ladies and Misses Lace
Leghorn, Braid, Pamela, and Straw
Bonnets, for sale cheap by /.
s. B. SHELDON.
May is1. 34-st
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22
gaE sEAEn Oh allssiaslRRI.

lENEH OF M~&@lAaHtEEhe
Madison County,
Nv tas Probate CemEt oC aaia CoantYs
MBsmbsF Term, 1898.
TO oil persons interested in lhs lands,
lsnements and h~sgediiamenls Of VIII
liam McCnll0eh, misunderstanding:
ere hereby commanded % aP-
pear before tie Probate Court Of
said county at q regular term thereof,
10 be- holden At the Courthouse Of sald
cOunty, On che Second Monday Of JaH'y
asrs, then and there 10 shew cause If any
you have, why said court should not then
order and decree The lands, tsncmenls
and heredilaments Of said deceased des-
cribed in said petition 10 be sold for the
payment Of the debts Of said deceased
viz:
The intereat .of said deceased IN The
north half Of section 36, and south hall
Of section rs, except che south half Of
west half Of south west quarter of sec.
|iion rs, I'LL "a township u, range
east.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

TKtlne8S, The Hon. JOHN b.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
OF said county the Second
3 Monday 81 Nosemb'F, 10 the
LIS. year Of our Lord, one thou
- sand eight hundred and for.
weight, and seal of said
~ ss court.
Issaed, tho 10Th dry Of November,
.lsls.
J. T. CAMERON, CIR.
Nov. IS, Is4s. lO-6w
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Yours, respectfully,
WIN. III! BAKEH.

or Sold Wholesale ana retail, ~
Scovil e. Mead. No. go Charities atFscs
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and West.
Sold by e. D. WARD & CO., and
PRlESTLEY a. MOSBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNDELL, Benton.
Canton, June 2. So ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-06

HieToRy OF AN ENGLISH MINIsTER.-The his
tory of the rise of Mr.. Labouchere. now a member
of the British cabinet, is quite curious:
Ii appears that in 1922 Mr.. Laboucfere. clerk
in the banking house of Hope, in Amsterdam was
sent by his employer: to Lord Barring the celebra-
ted London banker, to negotiate Loan lie dis
played great skill in the management Of this bust
ness, and acquired the esteem of the English banker
"Your daughter, my lord, is a very charming
GIRL said he one day to Lord Barring you really
must grant NE her hand.
Young mann' replied the banker, g no joking
upon this subject, beg! like you very much.
but you must understand that Miss Barring cannot
become the wife of mere clerk
But" said Mr. Labouchere, "stlppose | were
to become partner of MIR, Hope.'
sob in that case it would be very different
affair; the distance between you would be i'm
meEsely diminished. %
Returned to Amsterdam, Mr. Labouchere said to
his employer:
'YOu must make me a partner in your house,
But, my friend, you do not consider; you have
no fortune, and"
But suppose were Lord Baring's son-n-law -
ooh! in that case promise You would not re-
fuse YOU
On the strength of these two promises. Mr.. La
bouchere returned to England two months after.
he obtained the hand of the Lord Earrings dauph
ter through the promise Mr.. Hope had given him Of
making him a partner in his house. and he became
a partner in the house of Hope. thanks to Lord
Earrings promise to give him his daughter.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

GRAND DIVISION OF THE STATE Or, MgLxMZ
LOUislANA-At the = annual ess,on b Ct the on N
i the 18th p of October be- 47 the following behen
du ssf s p' S Pows Ht &c + s
G Wo1e4caft T R Rea,? TIpR,ts f ssp
HG pEGREE TEMPLE Of at CHI ;
s tai fGSn V Maymo a fefSSiWSpTf; fs
r Hf # aler r. i f'T s. " Z clover T.
WLooGtisIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR No 1P PaPfst
sss S9s! fsxs tsFn T KsF X
burke d J ii Skinner WG Jacob M""'0' " :
JON 6@E ssn9e TEm y iT OF HONOR No mee every
qPs Tq W so It WY + a A ID
ee g. I d5s5a7 69g HS = En HOY"
& ca Foan Hal No AZ soek e oceR
f a Bill B. h + 49'T Tsy ~ & fsi F. E Es
i fsr B TEap sf'"f OF HoToR No. 4mee
emimonthyevery alternate Monday evening, in the Hall
OF Pelican DiyGn No t corner Of st. Cha,es and h eon
da D% " or YIN; llq " Y T; Elisls P; Hunter v
f as ys9 WI Y Ns g. 1Gf R 4 Esn,y h g.
e;eains, At hat:pas o'socE the Sons Of Tsnisrancs
iiontns the the ' Veianda and st. Ches oe Officer.
elected ot tie present qaa1e1A 5emqg Hin P; Jacob
s LaW5snss p Nell saine @ s AIbed syan + james
Burke, G; Thomas CuHan, A c., Isaac Mckenzie, | S;
GCEh i,S BfvIsioN No 2meet, every "Wednesday
aHs"y sHs Fa. 9 ass;
kfs: Il a Anff% Rss T. G Jss
%sSSbf; EdSa% MsasF fW
ses%W \ TIio% " i. Stevens, " <; ]: i; GLE
IS I Bmner 9 j. Williams Iiss' G. H. a Hai,
81 5h Z + T FGNr No. -mees every Thursday even
ing, at half past O'Clock at their HaIl No ~ rchoupon
l. iis ss Rse " b Ha M e va"eae IT.
&c; ]. Babcock, s; A. C. Clover s; R. L. Bruce,
WASHINGToN DIVISION, No. 5, of Lafayette
sf, s s%
MISSISSIPPI xA ii Th DIVISION, No Snss
SS4 Krasi tross Sf" H VS. Trir "F%9
%FTE$Hsf jI W. SIX ~ ever, r.e'ss,
A 4 IL Er5Se sn nHS5 o ,Sr evening
in III AESs: E'f5pSf s'! at
Grelna Pa. Of Jefferson, Tuesday 18th August 1911
by hs hna o by N 5smf 1mtsfs every Friday
evening in Unity Hail, No Marigny Buildings above The
lo aS9nSe 9'f es sapS La.eE
5 George Sherwood, A s: John McCay, s. ]. j.
Lngenbuhl, T; w. $, Kyle, C; William Low, A C; Chas
Rk9bss $ Io hq. skj iagH4 s n,v,s,oN :,
every Friday evening at halt past O'Clock, in their
Hail. No 80 Canal, of Royal street OtcersJoin
s; Avery Barlow, A s George K, Fitch, s Henry
Leaman, T Jas. Hotsbery, G; s. Drury, A c. c. Carroll
F If f9f pita Hips! NJ ossnzsa Saturday
evening, January l. at the Hall Of the Pelican Division No
PJsm 's Garland Ivy. WP william Hall! A. r Hunter
shumway, r; Alex Sutherland G; James H. Jones 4 G;
II Bowles S; Augustus S Foster o s; S, F, Glenn,
A PWP P.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION, No. l. Daughters of TEN.
perance-was instituted December IA, lS, Meets every
Algiers
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BANKING COMPANIES.

Mechanics and Traders Bank Capital $4,000 600.
GEo. MORGAN, President ; S. c. BELL, Cashier Dircft-
ors: S. Stewart, R. w. Montgomery, B. F. Fox u II.
Dudley A. ID. Crossman, A d. Kelly e. Gayae, tor the
State Jacob Oft for Mechanics Society Levi PIERCE,
Attorney; IL b. Cenas, Notary. Discount Days. Mon
City Bank Capital s2,O0O,OOO SAMUEL j. PETERS,
President; X. PALFREy, Cashier. DircctOrs 3 j. Re
tiers, William H. Avery p Conrey, Jr, j. R. shaw J.
Stanton, w p Converse A. Hobart Jr G. w Squires 7.
sawv6 J. 7. Russell, +. lordy, VIM Alng. H. Lockett,
Attorney H. B. Cenas Notary. Discount d1Hn, at noon
Branch at Natclocles-A. Lemee Cashier Branch at
Baton Rouge-I. Shoppers Cashier.
Canal Bank-Capita 81 000,GO0. GLENDY BURKE, Pres
mlent; N. N WILKINSON, Cashier. DirectQrs: William
Henderson, 'Hm NJ. Goodrich, J. l.. Boter James l. Me
L. Hermann, Notary. DiscoHat DAYS: Wednesdays and
Saturdays Branch at Alexandria b. Chew, Agent; at
Bayou Sara-R. Mumfod, Agent at Franklin-R. Hare,
Agent at Donaisonvie J. Tebault, Agent.
Louisiana State Bank Capital s2OoO,O0O J, B. B..
VIM r. Hepp f. B. Harris, R. Brugier Pierre Poutz A.
Miltenberger, A. Carriere, James Reed Felix CHINA
Felix Grima, Attorney; Achlle Chapella, Notary. DIS
count days. Wednesdays and Saturdays. Branch at St.
Martlnsville-Ransom Eastln, Agent.
Bank of Louisiana-Capita 100000 w. w. MoNT.
GoMERY, President RoBT NJ. DAVIS, Cashier. Direct
James Hewitt, Ambrose Lanfear VIM Vogel, Chris
toval Toedano, james J. Day. Geo. Uguart, Alfred Hen
men, Edward Shift, John R. Marshall, Z. Cuveier; A. b.
Henshaw and Cuhbeh Bulitt for the State Levi PIERCE
Mondays and Thndays. Branch Rs at
Cllasant, Agent at Baton Rouge. Menard, Agent at
g. Francisvile.J n. MAYNARD, Agent; at Alexandria
H. Z. Hynson, Agent at Opelousas-E DeBalOn, Agent
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], O. o. F.
Time Places Of Holding .HectiagS, and officers of tie
mir


GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA ,,sss.s.saassssks.<
oe ee auG'ey the Grand Lodge pi Hail. corner n
the United States ESehsiges ofssisHJ D. stewart: NJ
W G Master S =, Aug. Phelps w Master; Jas Wal
S %'f H.
MRslss sHs SS ST siidSH
Efnep w. 1 Wh GhfeI ps ss on Thomas. EtnSs
Jun Il ho3r's o s1 ssje s. w. kf
'a3 WhP i EScINpMENr No 1nses in the Hall
P 3 Bea 1 Gehsn ss5s W. nps N9 Homal
S5Ifa EStAMfME 3%T ~ se at Crescent
Hs SS T. cp @ The I'd H p a 4 f Bs q
t. G. stetson, S W., j So Scribe; Geo. c.
Tso5pcE No 11neets i the fall Of the
ff1 hoags on Faa nh es 9fsu Ty0s o
XIV RfGiH5 s6flbt'a No. W mse. n Mafny
"Hs en- FGn JOHN ne an nsy e on a5man
RfG fS seSs,y 66G Y Moore No Treasure nan
sass 5s"5Sv %is; g M :? ~ fs@
Sf EsIaSiF Ss"Pf Tsy
secre'afT; Ii ". oimsed Permanent secreiary Richai
JEFFERsoN LODGE, No 9--meets every Tuesday
evening at their a On Fss above aGen
Thomas Cook G; = Burdett, Secretary L. R. Beach,
Treasurer.
TEUTONIA LODGE, No. 1o-mects every Tuesday
at the corner s q oga; o and ShonpS"as nres OIL
Treasurer; II Krug. Secretary
ORLEANS LODGE, No I-ineets every Tuesday even
ing at Crescent Hall, in Camp street Otlicers-John :
Wallis, G. r. &. Faulkner, g; ]. l.. Walsh. Secretary;
F. Val Witt Jr, Treasurer; J. q. a. Holt, Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12--neets at the Hall of
the Grand Lodge every Wednesday evening, at O'Clock
Othcen-L L. Brown, \ G; VIM II. Foster. &; r n.
Blake, Secretary; j. e. Glover, Permanent Secretary VIM
HOWARD LODGE, No, 19-!nstituted Nov. T. 1916
meets every Thursday evening at O'clock the Hall of
the Grand Lodge of Poydras and Tehoupitoula
streets. Otcer-F W. Deiesdenier, n g. John &. Larue
G; ]. G. Dunlap, Secretary; L. A. Levy, J Permanent
Secretary; j. G. Taylor, Treasurer.
HOPE LODGE, No. ii-mees every Wednesday, at
O'clock P NJ, al Crescent Hall. Camp street. Officers
Henry Bier, G: +. w. Rodd, V &; a. b. Bein Secre-
DELTA LODGE. No 13-neets every Monday night al
O'Clock, at Crescent Hail. Camp stree. OifcerS-tT
Esin, \ G NJ L. AicJiion, G; Bernard A!aglone, Sec
TEMPLAR I.oDGE, No 16--meets every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall in Camp street Officers. f. Bel
KNAPP, G; F. G. Wright, Y G: Thos. w. Barrett, Secre
COVENANT LODGE. No. 17-mcets in the Hall of
Washington Lodge No. Third Muncipay, every Tues
day evening. Oficen-T y. Packard n G; d. b. FORBES
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A COINCIDENCE AND A CoNTR Asr-AIonths ago
says the Albany knckerbocker il will be recolect-
ed Gen Gushing prescribed certain article or suit
of uniform for the Massachusetts volunteers. which
they fatty refused to wear. They did not fancy the
style and cut Of the toggery," and boiled at the
order to rig themselves up in it. Several We're
placed under arrest for disobedence and after a
vast deal Of difficulty. are told Gen. Cushing
finally effected his object, by the employment of
such sharp arguments as are wont to be presented
at the points of bayones. 'ln the year 1914. more
than two hundred years ago, one of Cromwell's
officers informed him of the refusal of the troops
under his command to wear certain new coats which
had been provided for them. Cromvell's reply is
characteristic of the man. and shows that he took
shorter road to obedience than that travelled Inv
Cushng-one that presented toelc re trac,orv
ers an alternative, which lie we'll knew would end
IN their donning the obnoxious coats. This is the
letter:
To Mr.. RUSSELL. at his Quarters. Bromley by
Rowe-Nr: learn your troop refuse the new coats
Say this: Wear them go hone. stand no nome
sense from any one. 1t is neeeul thing we be as
one in color; much i'll having been from diversity
of clothes, to Staying of friends by friends Sir
| pray you heed this. OLIVER CROMWELL.