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MASONIC.

LOUISIANA GRAND, LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MAsQNs-holds its Grad Annual COmmunca-
Otfcsrs-M r. Dudley NJ w Grand Master, III. ,syNsv
r. Lewis, Z W Deputy Grand Master; Willis p; A.N
6 JunieT Warden; panie Blair G TTsas'r; v. d.
Howard S9ey Jghn Caib9pe 5 seniSE Bea09R p e.
4. j, Williams G Marshal; j. A. Stats, c TyieT
Lodges under the jurisdiction If the Grand Lodge of La.
GEORGE WAsHINGToN LODGE, No. / meets on the Isl
% ayoon Road bpo az Of Ban2e and %
streets s 9tersTlWsI E Coleman ~ C. p Lehman bi
Treasurer; T. ]. Martin, S d. A. Wintercast, ID.
DUDLEY LODGE, No 2-meets in the city Of Lafayette,
the 3D. Monday of each month"; the Odd Fellows Han,
J. P Mcmillan. "; ]. J. Michel W; l. Philips Ttas'I;
W; A; Arms, seey; wv. McNamee, S D; J. C. Wngard'
WAKREs LODGE No. 8-meets the I'd Tuesday in each
month"; over the Csroon Railroad Depot col Of Baonne
S w John Claiborne, j w; - LusE Sec'y; ]. Lands
Treas N. Williamson, S D; Joseph N Bates D; j. A.
AaIoN LODGE, No 4meetgo the 9Th Tuesday Of each
month a. l9 Common ST qAcsrI-L' =. keynods' NY "
WIN Armstrong secr5arv John J. Hoppe Treasurer; J.
w Richardson. Sd C. Collins, n; Alex. Mclean Tyler.
The CRESCENT CRY LODGE. No. 5-meets on the lst
Thursday evening of each month over the GaToto1 Rail
road Depot. QFcerS-W. 4. Howard, w n A. C. La
bait, W; J. o. Harms, w A. $ Jones' Secretary '.
Raymond, Treasurer; J. W Deshea D; P. Myers, d.
HIRAM LoPG&; No. 6-neets on the Sd Wednesday Of
" NJ O. Il BocSieSank. s w w. II. Latham, ";
James FaHely Secretary; MOncaster, Treasurer Jos.
Moss > ~ John SOuLnWeu, ) -.
EUREKA Lopez. No. 8-meets in Lafayette, the Isl
MHsdnad Ct G2 GJ mon7 ~ G1 'es s near aeys0q
Dsnniger, w; f. Kaeyer, Treasurer; }. b. Clements,
Secretary J. +. Thorpe, ID 5. hewburgeT, ID j. Gull
bertsCn, Tyler.
ALPHA LODGE, No 8-meets on the Ist and Sd Saturday
of each month the Masonic Hall, is Common Off
ceTS-James K. Ha1sock, w NJ w. H. hutchrngs, ) w;
E. Trudeau, w Theodore Martin, Secretary Joshua
baldwin, Treasurer.
sr. JOHN Lopez, No. 9-nees the Sd Tuesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hail. of BarOnne and
perdido SIS. CFcers-J. NJ Wisdom, w NJ J. w. Car
roll, w J. McRae, w w. g. Kendall, Secretary n.
j. Pegram, Treasurer; r. COflman, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No 9, Of ROYAL AZ
ARCH MASONS-undeT the immediate jurisdic n d Asy
ton o! the General Grand Chapter iOr the United u n
States-hoh their monthly meetings the first I " \
Monday evening Of each month, the Masonic Hail.
the CaroOn Railroad Depot corner OF Baronne and Per-
dido streets. OticeT H. Lewis, 2; ID. Blair, Secy.
New ERA CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand Chapter of
the United State-hOd their monthly meetings the I'd
Monday evening Of each month"; the Masonic Hail.
the CauohOn Railroad Depot of BarOnne and PeridO
sts... .OticeB-John Gedge P; H. NJ. Summers, Secy.
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SCROFHLA CLrREn
THREE CHILDREN

This certificate cOncusvey proves that this Sarsapaa has
perfect control the obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented.
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SONS OF TRMPRRANoH.
Temples of HONOR.

PLEDGE without reserve, osmuly pledge my honor as
man. that will neither make buy SELL as beverage any
Spintuous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider.
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac JOHNSON, Governor; TRAsIMoN LANDRY, 1t. Gov;
L. BoTdelon, Auditor; w. A Emoe, AuOT'y Gen.
Y hoWley, ADJ Gen Il K Kerr, Reg Land off &c
H. I. Williams State Eng l.. Brncer Surveyor Gen n
A. Dimitry, State Superintendent of Public Education
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FOREIGN WEIGHTS and Measures.

There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recolIeced. The following table will
be found we believe. correct:
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
Supreme Court.-Geo Eustis Chief Justice; P A. Rost
G. R. King, T. sidel Associate Justices. Eugene LaseTe
Clerk; Felix McCulioch, Deputy: w A. EmOe, Attorney
General; B. g. GOnteneau, District Attorney.
U. S. Circuit COURT. Mckinley and T. H. McCaleb
= esding Judges, E. Randolph, Clerk F. N HARRISON,
Wagner. Marshal G. A. Labuzan, W. shearef, j. Il.
Rhnehart, Deputies.
u S. District COurt.-T. H. McCaIeb, Judge. N, R.
First District Court Of, Ne,o Orleans-J. McHenry,
Judge. All Rousseau, Clerk Louis Sere, Deputy Clerk.
Judge Thomas C. Poole, Clerk; P. NJ Berlin and E. BOr
Third District Co1trt of eo0 Orleqns-T H. Kennedy,
Judge w p BedlOck Clerk; b. F. Maxent l.. r. COur-
in and c. Weysham, Deputies.
Fourth District Court of Mem Orleans-Geo Straw.
bridge Judge. T. Gilmore, Clerk J. R. Toledano and j.
A. Hopkins, Deputies.
Judge; P Leblanc, Clerk g. W. Lewis }. s. Baron and
0tfeers IF the Parish Of Orleans.
FREDERICK DuRRIvE. Recorder of Mortgages.
BERNARD MARIaNY Register Of A. C99nveyances.
ROBERT SPRDDEE, Coroner OF the Parish.
Sheriff ee-JoHN L. LEWIS, Sheriff; J. B. Leee, Gen.
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Blossnan A. Sidney Lewis,
Michel de Armss, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, Jules
Hugonn, Sam. L. Waldo Charles kilshaw N Frepagner,
36Ss Dsnupe ThOs A Watson and EawfTd MaGiugh
Of The Parish Jail T. Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ.
White Deputy Keepers
Justices Courts for the City.
First Distriet-[Ofice No 222 Tchoupitoulas street =
Hoppe, Constable R. F. Sugent 4. payega, James Tea
nor, John Speith Deputy CORstables
SsegUd DIS ret-[Ofice, No. 65 Common street l-Geo.
Y. Bright, Justice. g. L. Bright Cl9rk. E. Belean. Con-
stable; Edward P, Kennedy, p German, VIM. Horton, A.
kerkhan, Deputy COnstabies.
Third Djstylet.-COffce St Louis Alley. next to the
OF Bienvie street &c B. Beverly Justice Victor
Sere, Clerk. }. p. Walden Constable; N B. Outlaw L.
II. Sere, Deputy COnstabes.
Fourth District-EOfioe No. IS Condo street.J-AIex
Derbes, Justice. Paul DIVORCES Clerk. Gustaye Meyner
COnstable A. Meynie f. Generally Deputy COnStables
FJth Distrietr corner of EIyan Fields and Vic.
tory streets l-Alphonse Canonge, Justice E. Csnonge
Clerk. Francis Mouney, Constable L. Z. cCFersll', J. b.
sOIspurg, 4. sossxnaYdsr, Deputy. CoaElables.
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The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts Of the Union.
This is to certify that the undersigned Physicians of
the City of Albany have in prescribed Dr.
Townsend Sarapara and believe to be of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
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no MOTHERS AND MARRIED LAnIEs.

This extract Of SaBapaa has been expressly prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
to she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
Of e, should neglect TO take It. certain preventive
OI any of the horrible diseases TO which females
subject this time of life. This period may be delayed
Tor several yeaIs uy using his medicine NOIlt less yalua
bic tor those VINO approaching wOmanhOOd, as it is cal
cuaed to assist nature by quckenng the blood and nygo
ating the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for all
the delicate diseases which subject Ii braces
the whole system permanently the natural energies
by removing the impurities of the body not far smua
ting produce subsequent relaxation. whchis tine Of
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease. By
using few bottles Of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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GREAT BLESSING To MoTHERs ArD CHILDREN.

1t the safest and most efecual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sueng attendant upon child
birth discovered Strengthens both the mother and the
child prevents pain and disease and enTces the
food those .ghO have used it think it Indispensable 1t
highly useful both before and after confinement, pre-
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth in costiveness piles
cramps swelling of the eet, dependency heartburn,
ting pain in the back and joints, false pains. hem0nhage,
and regulating the secreOns and eqUazng the cCula-
ton has no equal The great virtue OF this medicine is it
is always safe and the most delicate and most successful
very few require any other medicine Little
castor oil magnesia useful Exercise in the open air
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe
md ao=ry,
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FITsl FTTsl FITsl

Dr. Townsend not having tested hia Sarsapara in case
OF F OF cOuse recommended it, and surprised
70 receive The following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of Westchester county
FORDHAM, August 10, 1877.
DIR, T0l0Rsend-Dea Sir: have little gin seven Year
OF &c, who has been several yea afflicted with Fts
ind almost everything for her but without last
although we could find recommendation in Circula7
tor cases ike hers thought she in very delicate
health we wOud give her of your Sasapaia and
very glad dd for only restored her strength but she
has had return Of the Fits great pleasure and
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty for which
we feel grateful Your. respectfully
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THE cRAEEENRERG CnMPANY

Have file array Of certificates unexampled oy respect
ability. These have been submitted number Of gentle
Of great distinction and reputation, who have given
their certificates 10 their genuneness. follows:
hereby certify that have examined large number of
tesmonias exhibited to by the Graetenberg Company,
relative 10 the merits of their medicines and take pleasure
in saying has they seem to be genuine and entitled 70 the
confidence OF the public. My personal acquaintance with
some of the members of the Company fully ust6es ex
pressing the opinion that their medicines worthy of
hae s9 vi ru,, 10 1919 FRANCIS HALL.
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Below is account of another child saved Dr. Town.
sends Sarapaa has saved the lives Of thousands of CHI
number received this week.
NEW YORK, April l, 1SB.
IJT. JoDRSSad-DesT Sir: One of my children verg
SICK with Canker IN the Month and Throat attended with
great deohtY It came dying. IObtan I'd oil YOU
excellent medIcne ana it cured directly for which RSsua
you ieel very grateInl YOus, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, a DesbFoSEeE st
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Dr. Townsends Sarsspara asovereign and speedy cure
for lncptent Consump tOn BaTenness PORpsuS Uten
railing of the Womb, Costireness, Piles LeUchOrrhRa
Whltes INSTRUCTED difficult Msnstruaton IncOntnence
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
posstion Of the system-nO whether the result of in
heent produced bg neguary illness or &C
9dent Nothing be surprising than its lnVgOang
effects the human frame Persons all weakness and las
sltUde from taking at become robust and full OF en-
under its influence 1t immedediatey cOuneractS the
nerveness of the female frame, which the great of
banennes 1t will not be expected of cases Of de-
cae nature exhibit certificates Of performed, bat
the afflicted that hundreds of have been
reported to Thousands where families have been
medone have been blessed with fine. healthy otIspnng:
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Younger Brothers of Temperance.

WAsHNGrov FouyrsIS No. 1-NIeets every Saturday ,
evening az az cl0ok in ChVstal Fount Hal No. ~
Tchon 3itoulas street. Offcsrs-P. Il. Willard, Z 3; Wm.
E. Oeaeoa, 3 c. J. Fyffe, A 3; n C. Randall ; j.
Cooper. A 5 E. J. Sanneheit. u z, Beip, AZ r. Jour-
dan, w A. Chilis, o W. l.. w. Lyons, n B.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No 3-Meets every Thursday eve
ming al I oek in the Hall Of Peiean Division 91fcers
A. 2. &ouag, EB; D, Young. b w; A. Han, ar r.
b. "a J. Labstt s w v, Phelps A 3; w; a. 1c2ng 81
J. g. MeI.aren. A GS ". l., WEIGH w; J. "a LEas Y W.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE German DiUiSi01.-
German organization Of this body, (the first in this
cty,) under the following title, took place on the
18th inst. at a meeting in Crystal Hall:
TsrTozIA DIVISION German No 1-0fcers-A. Bru-
enn w p l. y F-ssh, w A 5. Schmidt. RS; &. bort
mund, A RS; 4 Reach, T. 2. Schuster s.; A; Ritter.
c. T. Sieinbach A. O.; J. F JuldOn IS II. Wiede, O.S.
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NEW I0RK, ApnI q, IS47.
Dr. T0loRSeHd-l verify believe that your SaTsaparlla
has been the through Providence Of saving my life
have for several years had bad cough. 1t became
and AT last raised large 90 ntities OF blood had
night sweas and was greatly debiated and reduced and
did not expect to live. have only used your Sarsaparla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
am able to walk all over the city. raise
blood, and my cough has lett me. You well imagine
that am thankful Tor these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WM. RussKLL. Is CatheTlne st.
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N. BANGS.

The GaefeEberg Company having submitted TO me large
number OF testmonas, to which the names Of the Rev
Bangs, d. D. and Francis Hall ESQ., of NeWYork are AZ
fixed having examined said testimonials and found them
genuine take great pleasure certifying that the above
named gentlemen of the very highest standing and
sDecabty, and that their should give the greatest
weight to any thing TO which they may attach them.
TGreat Seal VIM V. BRADY,
Mayor of the City Of Newly Ork.
Mayors Office Ctr HILL Jan NJ 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
The Railroads.

The correspondent of the Daiiy Ners writes IS fol
lows:
ON the 2lth NJ a council of the Provisional Govern
mcnt we learn hat It was decided that the terms ON
which the railways which completed aud IN iull OPP
Grafton shall be- transferred from the respective compa
MES FEB tine state. shall boz a- follows;
The shares OF the companies VIII be- valued nj the
average of the prices which they bore according 10 the
official returns OF the BOursc, for the SIX months pre-
cedng the revolution of February and this price viii
be paid bv the Government To- the company 10 hye per
stock 10 boz also valued NJ sayerago price during
Nothing wos decided yesterday. { am informed,
respecting the which the unfinished lines viii
De- seized by the state bat, from the circumstance OF
their being reserved for farther consideration, may
Dee presumed that they viii be submitted to different
conditions.
am informed that the directors Of several lines Of
railway have demanded ol the Government the follow
ing conditions of their disposscssion
l. For he companies having lines completed and IN ope.
rauu and producing net profit above four per cent hve
per stock producing dividends equal 10 the net pronl ~
the year. increased by onethrd ? For lines AZ work
and producing net Jroit Of from three TO four per cent
the reimbursement u capital In five per cents at
3 For companies whose net profits below three per
reimbursement OF capital IN four per cents a. par
For companies whose net pr0ht Is nothing or below hreo
per cent reimbursement Of capital IN three per cents a.
par For companies recently operation 10 celcil-
late met yeuue reimbursement Of capital IN I'VE per cents
"a par with bonus ~ ouehrd 10 those who have not Dor
r,,pd and W Auif bonus o those who have borrowed
The State n each taking toe liability Of the loans B.
TDcuuuanie- whose lines construction and who's" re-
le capital assures hc enga gemenfs reimbursement Of
capital l hvcs ui par. with bonus of Onehifd z For
companies able o hl their engagements TO the state,
reimbursement m fiyes at par without bonus
The correspondent Of the Timo says that on the
2ith though The funds generally only maintained them
selves Railroads rose considerably in consequence OF
report which was deemed well founded that decree
would appear in the Monitor Of Tuesday Tor trans
ferrng the property in all the lines Of railroad to the
State rumor prevailed that the valuation at which
they would be- taken would be equitsblo-namely At
the average price Of the shares during the last six
months and that in payment OF them the holders would
receive per cent Government Stock, also at SINH
lar average
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Dcparfruental Elections.

The Journal d. R0Hcn that. far "a the votes
have been asccralncd the majority Is IN favor OF the
Barrof md Duyerger DE Haurannc line OF policy, and
thaf trc most lively opposition has been made 20 the
new violent policy which has been = much recon-
meudci IN the instructions sent 20 the department
ln the arrondisscment II ierdre the majority Is eN
pcctcd 10 he decidedly IN favor Of the moderate party
The of NJ de Lamarine stands high on every list
At Ncuichac Doudeviile aud 40 Eu the same results
are anticipated.
A. Luoryicrs NJ Dupont de Eure) stood 1.-THE head
of thr i.t. NM Gamer Pages, Lcgcndre, end Dumont
Gle Point Ardenicr stood next in rotation.
n the two cantons of Arras the result OF the BALLOTS
100 favor of moderate republican opinions The name
of n Lcdru Rollin doe, not figure In the h't-.
40 Doua the BALLOTS said 90 De- m favor of the hicnts
of liberty and order NJ lamartine mad an immense
majority and NM Ledru Rolin, Flocon, and blanqul
nor single vote H other places, which were consid
cred more favorable 90 thcm they only obtained six
0ut OF 100
A. imcn. the result has also been decidedly IN favor
of moderate opinions and it expected that II viii be
the same throughout the whole of the department OF
fhc -ommc.
u the department.. the Cironde the result Is cxpec
rd 90 be equally favorable Mn Lamartine, Blllandel
eV deputy tn Ducos, diuo are expected 10 be among
the number returned
rmor prevailed on the evening of the 25th, at the
Passage dc IOptra that the Provisional Governme nj
had received intelligence by the telegraph, that NJ O
Barrot had been elected, by an immense majority IN
the departmcut of the Aisne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
FRANCE.
The Elections.

The elections passed oa with perfect ORDER IN all parts
Of the country a. far as heard from. and uniformly IN
favor Of the moderate party There was tc or no eN-
element in Paris on the occasion and 10 is sad that no
one would have supposed from the appearance Of the
city that anything OF general importance was going for
ward AZ the same time. there charges against lie.
drl Rolln. Loui Blanc &c, 90, coruptng the voters,
bu, thi. Is scarcely borne ont by the fact Of general
apathy n regard 10 the matter The election was fol
lowed by considerable rise in the funds. The follow
in- account OF the result i'm Paris is furnished by the
correspondent of the L0udoH Morning Heroh
Tho result of rhe Paris elections ia not yet known.
ltappsar- that 2lOOO voted Paris ana nearly bJ9OO
in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of ~ceFuN and 81 Deuis, and
only forty lists can bee examined in each section per
hour The National however. contains the following
Acrordn ing o the estimates which have reached us from
great number 81 sections the following Is the probable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Prennrnfinns.

We understand says the DEuaaK PATRIOT that the
pcople are seriously engaged both in tins end the ad
mining counties in furnishing themselves with arms ioi
elfdsfncc and 20 enable them 90 resist aggression.
whether II proceed from the base bloody, and hruul
Whias' or from any other quarter They con-lder IN
the fri place that 10 is their night 70 possess arms ana
next that 30 their duty % have them ready ana &C
cordincy they are preparing for the worst hines ana
rlu-kets we are informed, are % BE- found 10 po.A
town and country IN large quantities lhai tcrflDf
,ycquon n the hands of an rishman-the plAt-is ntln
manufactured iu th0usanis-fork-, the prongs shaped
Ike nhayoret are in great rcqusinon Certain 10 IT, lai
smiths i all quarters working double time. ani me
anvil and sedsc are meeting each other twice az often
a thrv have ever done before IN the manufacture %
nike. This /. is 10 should be- There q no concealns
he TACT thar the people cooly ant quietly prepar
n toe resist ans attack their rights. 60 where you
viii and hardly anything j. spoken hut the ca-m rcso'
Iut, movement iu which they are engaged
There j. no aurfn-uo ire gularliy mo t'iioi-oI a-
sr, I'M earnest aud seem ready hen tlc tuc arrives
fo fcc deu-er aud death n defence o bic ana properly
ana the rights of their country. such D. me lcrAH-
among the rural population They are certain oI 'ug
cess They contrast their present sober hApii- WIN
those of former times when dr1nleuncss uiAie lt
people an easy prey % their opponents inty a',eI
that lrshmca VIII never again commit sHca mistakes
before and that the next battle III "mch Ae! are en-
ga-ud wln result IN their total desfuc,.oh OF w,
establishment of their rights. cuch are Inc views =,
the country people In the towns we nave learned
that the different trades are procuring arms ana maj
each trade VIII organize itself For instance We IN
ders,and that Tie snoenakeIs are aIlDs IAeassSs ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

stand .u n most Hour ehu- condition The home mar
ket is excellent; and, from a we can learn, the farm
or- OF the surrounding ne-hbJrh0od are sending in
large orders Down and Antrim VII oe armed 10 p
man before three weeks if there be- not change m
tine tone and temper of the time, and u the rise n
thc price of lead Doe amy indication of preparations ior
the worst there ample proof in The fact that teaches,
lead. tha; -od some months ego ~ 3d. per o goes OF
now 80 ltd and ri with -he greatest facility We
may ada that there not tie rcm0cs fear oi the peo
plc turning thc-c arms against One another. The Lur
gan Orau-cncu tore their h- thc other day and shout
ed for Repeal The Proicstants CahoIrs ana lre'ny
re-an- club theirmoucy we are crcdiby informed and
buy % kc- and guns aud lend eacn other mods to run
bullets so wonder their leaders are alarmed.
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