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Trial Of Bishop Doane.

The House of Bishops convened ut Bur
lington, New Jersey, on Saturday morning.
The prcsentmcnt of Bishop Doane WAS
read, and also the report of the Commit
tee of the New jersey Convention, but
no action taken OH either.
There is very little excitement in
Burlington upon the ubject except among
those connected with the Episcopal Church.
1t is understood that motion will be
made to have the trial public.
The counsel for the presenting Bishops
are Richard S. Cox, Esq, of Washington;
y. w. Davis, Esq, of Baltimore, and
William Halsted, Esq, of Trenton. For
the defence are Messrs. T. |. Wharton and
Meredith, of Philadelphia; Mcssrs. Car
penter, Browning, and Stratton, of New
Jersey; and Judge Chambers, of Mary
lad.
Resolutions offered by Bishop McCoskey,
on Friday were to have been discussed by
the Court of Bishops on Monday, proposing
to defer the trail OF the new presentment
against Bishop Doane untile aiIer the
meeting of the Convention Of the Diocese
Of New Jersey, and to dismiss tic old
presentment, on the ground that the New
Jersey Convention had, at its last session,
declared them not proved. The New-f fork
Times says the following scene occurred
before the court on Friday:
HWhen il was determined by the court
to pemove to Burlington, Bishop Burgess
hoped that no members fthe court would
suffer themselves to be the guests OF the
accused Bishop. Bishop Doane immedi-
ateiy said that lie presumed his Right
Rev. Brother, when making the remark,
aould NOT have remembered that he (Bish-
on Doasle) was the guest of Bishop On
asydossls during HE trial. Bishop Burgess
replied that he had it in his mind at the
moment. Whereupon, Bishop, poane re-
oined that DO could not, under such cir
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Adjournment.

lr is now pretty well settled that the
Legislature will not adjourn, but continuc
on with the regular business oflegislation
A resolution to adjourn until the frs
Monday in December, was debated and
rejected in the Commons on Saturday
1t was rcconsidcrcd and laid on the table
on Monday by vote of GO to 81; and the
bill to change the time of the meeting OF
the General Assembly, $50 as to convert
this into ,he regular SESSION. passed it
last reading in the Commons on Monday
1t vii, We think, also pass the Senate
NORTH CcroiiRa Star.
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siness. 1 will return it all to you witb IN
terest on what hare used"
"No," said the prince, "keep It. kwal
not take the interest, and l viii not taRc
my money from YOU for twenty years.
Make use Of l. fr that time, and will
only take 3 per cent. interest for it."
The prince told the story 10 ailbss friends.
Joseph was in consequence employed by
most Of the German prisoea He made
an immense fortune, his sons became bar
ons of the German Empire, and one d
them settled in England.
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ff0Sfs The I"gWSta Con$titwtionalist.7
Old Goose Pond is hard to Beat.

PLEASANT Hill, OGLErnoRpE Co., stl,
Oct.-Mr. Editor, Sir:-By the request of
my ovcrsccr, | send YOU for publication
two days picking Of Cotton by one of nv
boys. On Wednesday the 29th OF Sep
tembcr, 44G lbs; Thursday the 9TH inst,
7l2 lbs; with the aid of n chap the last
day to carry and empty his basket. lie
commenced each morning at o'clock,
and quit at half after six in the evening.
If any Of my brother farmers can have
that beat, | would like to hear from them.
u. H. &.
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the extra session, and the assembling ofthc
regular session, could be as well employed
though being in the month Of November, as
It could be in the month of december. And
their being sufficient business before the
Legislature, as to compel them to prolong
the term of the extra session, so as to bring
in the time of assembling of the regular ses-
sion, 4 weald not conflict with the law made
and provided, calling the Legislature to-
gether on the fourth Monday in November,
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Uncle Toms Cabin.

JUDGE BRAGG, member Of Congress
from Ala, speaks as follows:
"I refer here more particularly to a
work of fiction called "Uncle Toms Cab
in" written by Mrs. Hnriett Beecher
Stowe. and which the newspapers tell us
one hundred Moozand copies hare been
sold aud circulated in the free States =
/ have looked iuto the book, and find it to
be most gross and exaggerated csricature
Of the manners and institutions of the
South. 1t is difficult to conceive how a
woman of the least refinement or purity
ofmind could so completely unfTock herself
as to indulge in the obscene reflections
with which this book is everywhere re-
piete. Every southern plantation is re-
presented as harem, and every female
slave as a victim Of her masters lusts.
What southern woman can be found who
wovld consent to write such book as this
about northern people, though they have
certainly abundant material for the task.
Say what you will about the social system
of the South, it never was the parent of
such monstrosities, such men-women, such
moral hermophrodites as this. Whittier
does all this tendl Lord Byron says:
"There is tide in the affairs of women.
Which, taken at the food, leads-God
knows whcrc!'
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FROM u Correspondent.
Great Robbery.
NEwNNN GA Oct Il

NEWMAN, Ga, Oct. IA, 1852.
| take the liberty of informing you of
an affair, which occurred in this vicinity
on the night of the 18th. The facts are
as follows, as near as we can learn, sever
al burglars entered the house Of Mr. John
Jackson, near BurnesvilIc, Munroe coun-
ty, on Tuesday hight, entered the room of
Mr. Jackson and wife, and, after very
brutal assault, succeeded in finding the
chest in which the money was kept, which
they sccnred and took their leave. There
was about seven thousand dollars in the
chest, most in silver. Immediate chase
was made after the rogues, two of which
were traced into this place, and were ar
rested about one mile from here by Major
Grace and others, from Newman, they are
here now, but are to be taken to-day to
Munroo County. Sixteen hundred dollars
in silver and bank bills were found on
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eB- CONG down the street the other
morning, we met a friend(a good fellow he
ls :oo) who had indplged little too freely
during election times, and who was then pay
ing off old scores. Ah," said NJ. after ac-
costing us, "Ah, be jabers, after storm
comes n calm"
Well, so il is. The election is now over,
and the excitement is over, and we deem this
an appropriate time to agitate subject we
have long thought of why do we not have
an Agricultural Society at Lancaster!
In a number Of the Districts Of our own
State, in Georgia and Florida, Agricultural
Societies are built up and sustained, and we
are really surprised the subject has not en-.
gagged the attention Of our farmers. We
did hear some little said about the matter
last Summer, and hope that the thing " III
now 90 on. What say our farmers 10 hold
ing public meeting IN the Court House on
the subject next sale dayi
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DEATH OF Rev. THOMAS J. You've
The Episcopal Church Of this diocese, has
to mourn the loss of another of its divincs
ia the death of the Rev. Thomas J. Young,
which took place yesterday in this city
Mr.. Youngs demise was not unexpected,
having been in i'll health for some time,
but his removal has caused that sorrow
and regret which always accompanies one
devoted to the offices of the Church, in
the midst of his sacred mission and the
plenitude of his zeal and usefulness.
EVening Netes.
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Later from Europe.
Adrance in Notkon.

The steamer Franklin arrived at New
York, bringing Liverpool and Southamp-
ton dates Of the 9athult. The Arcfic ar
rived out on Wednesday morning. The
Washington touched Cowes on the 2Stb.
The A"eriea reached Liverpool on the
28th.
ESGLASD,-The American guauo ex-
pedition was creating great uneasiness,
and a collision was feared.
FsAScE.--An attempt was made to as
sassinate Napoleon at Marseilles by means
Of an infernal machine, containing two
hundred and fifty gun-barrels, loaded with
one thousand FIVE hundred bullets. The
machine was secured by the police, and
the parties arrested.
AdVices from Paris state that first osfI-
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AWFUL TRAGEDY.-A frightfuI tragedy
recently occurred at Brownstown, Indiana.
The details are thus given in the Madison
Banner:
1t appears that two brothers, named
Hiram and Warren Francisco, and we'll
known as respectable and peaceful citizens,
followed the occupation of clock peddinp
They usually travelled different routes, but
made practice of meeting each other fire.
quently. They agreed to meet at pub
hc house in the vicinity of Brownstown,
on Friday last. One Of the brothers reach
ed the tavern about o'clock, and inquir-
ed If his brother had arrived, and was in
formed by the landlord that he had not.
After eating his supper he called for
light and asked to be shown to bed. The
landlord informed him that he had no
candles in the house, but if he would fol-
low him, he would take him to bed. Fran
cisco followed the landlord into dark
room and undressed himself and retired to
rest. The bed seemed to be wet, and having
some matches about him lie struck light.
Upon examining the bed he found that il
was wet with blood. Discovering can
die near by, he lit it and looking under
the bed, saw the body of his brother, with
ms throat cut from ear to ear, and perfect
ly lifeless. Fastening the door immediate
iiy, lie proceeded to load revolver which
ne had, but before he could do so there
was an effort made by several men to en-
te' his room. Pretending not to be alarm
ed, he asked them to wait until he dress
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THE " Jubilee is the title Of n new pa
per we have received. II is published week.
ly, at Salisbury, N. c., at S2.OO per year
ID. F. Locg, Editor. The Jubilee Is Dem.
ocratic paper, and supports the Pierce g.
King ticket The paper is we'll printed and
editorials tolerably well written. No doubt
the Editor'is unpractised, and inexperienced
and thoughtless, or he would not apply an
extract from the Holy Bible to himself
when his efforts should meet with their due
reward
We copy the article, and trust our new
co-laborer will never be guilty of the like
misdemeanor again:
We expect to labor zealously for the
benefit Of our readers, the farmer, the mer-
chant, the mechanic, &c, and for the benefit
Of Salisbury; and we hope, in the end, 10
be met with that pleasing and encouraging
"well done, thou good and faithful servant
as thou hast been faithful over few things
in guarding our interests, we "will make
thee ruler over" two dollars. Yes, two dol
lars, don't that sound big, boys!"
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ed himself AS soon as he had finished
loading bis pistol he opened the door and
the landlord and two other men rushed
on him, when he fired two barrels OF his
pistol, Immediately killing the hsAlcrd
and one of his accomplices s&Ser whsci.
the other man fed.
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Hurrah for Old Elbert.

ELnERToN, Oct. l, 1852.-Mr Editor:
believing that You, with many of your
readers, feel lively interest in the acricul-
turaI produce Of the country, scnL you a
statement of the amount of cotton picked
10y fifteen hands belonging to Mr.. Henry
j. MattoN, on his farm on Broad-rivcr, in
this county, yesterday. 1t shows the fine
forward state of the crop, as well ms the
remarkable facility Of his hands for gath
cring it:
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cumstances, but consider the remark as a
gross outrage and insult, such rs he would
not say no Christian Bishop, and no Christ
ian gentleman, but no man could listen 70
without indignation-that he could, there
fore, have nothing further to say to Bish-
op Burgess"
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DEATH OF MISS CAROLINE DERwoRr.-

DEATH OF MISS CAROLINE DERwoRr.-
We regret to learn the death of this inter
eSting young lady, who recently expired
in our city, and by whose early demise
this amiablc family have sustained a sad
bereavement. Miss Derwort is associated
in our minds, with many pleasant and
agreeable "reminiscences of the concert
room, where her part i'll that group of
youthful amateurs was most conspicuous,
and where her vacant place can never G,il
to bring the sinccrcst regrets of all those
who have been thus happily introduced to
her. We deeply sympathizc with this af-
tiicted family, other members of which
have been also visited by sickness.
Charleston Standard.
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A SMALL CALcULArroS.-suppose a
man drinks four glasses ofliquor day, at
o cts a glass. In week he spends 81.
40, and in year, $72. 80. This will buv
the following articles 4 barrels of -four
say S24; pair of boots, say $l6; 40
pounds of butter, $40; 200 pounds Of beet,
%; a new hat, -; new satin vest, Is; a
bonnet for wife, 50; sugar plums sor chi.-
dren. 81. s0.-Total, $3.50.
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q

DEAD LErrERs.-During the last quar-
ter, one thousand seven hundred and eigh-
ty-one letters were returned to the Dead
Letter Office, in the Postoffice Department.
These contained SIC $50, in the aggregate.
Recently, about one million and a third of
such letters were publicly destroyed, a
bonfire being kindlcd with them on the
Mall. The Editor of the Washington Re
public, saw on Friday, large number of
the various articles transmitted through
the mails, the majority of which will new
er come into the possession of those to
whom they were addressed. Among these
may be mentioned horseshoe; q ginger
cake, the postage on which was $2,lO; a
donation to church, being small cake
in a paper box; quilt. New Years's
present to a bachslsE; a Dutch pattern for
az Gbldshess . pin.epshion, the stand of
.'''s 30 fl!p pf q elass lamp, the postage
81 tl.s sipsia, .vo,th As many cents; a
enc frava' bsalpeisg&e,a galyanie battery,
60 q GO = Ii;;i;i '; ';
boots sentt large both a salse;
and bundle Concerning I coarse shirt, q
pair OF blue stockings, and razor.
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Arrest.

Two men, Farmer and Nettles, were ar
rested on board the cars at the Sumter
vile Depot, on the morning Of the 18th
inst, on the charge of stealing money in
Darlington District They had spent the
night previous at Sumterville, stating that
they were travelling westward; But the
officer in persuit, assisted by our Sheriff,
put a sudden termination to their tour
They were lodged in Jait--Bfack Rirer
Wdtchn,an.
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sB-WE would direct particular attention
to the advertisement of Messrs Browning
and Lcman, Charleston. These gentlemen
are successors TO the Messrs. Kerrisons, who
always had the reputation of keeping the f.
nest Retail Dry Goods establishment in
Charleston. We understand that Messrs
B. g. l.. have made great additions, and their
store is not inferior to any in the Union
Give them call when you visit Charleston,
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Genin, ne New York halter, has pc
titioncd the Common Council Of that city
for permission to build an iron bridge
across Broadway opposite his store, for
the accommodation offoot passengers, whose
safety is placed in jeopardy by tho throng
of omnibusscs.
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eB."Is another column, will bcsfonnd the
Proclamation Of the Governor, calling an ex-
ira Session Of the Legislature, for the pur.
pose of casting the electoral vote of the
State.
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DEArH OF HoN. w. III. UAYwoO

DEATH OF IIoN. w. H. HAYWOOD
WE are deeply panied to announce that
this distinguished gentleman died at his
residence in this City, on Thursday
morning last. His disease was Cancer of
the Tongue, with which he had been some
time ingering.-NorM Carolina Star.
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W-Ir had occurred to us before, that 1t
would probably be good idea to continue
the extra session Of the Legislature, so as TO
embrace the regular Session. The ''Caro-
linian" recommends this plan, and we accord
with the views set forth by that paper The
Intervening time between the adjournment Of
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? Average 35s pounds to the hand. |
viii ouiy add that MIR. Mattox is one of
our fpost successful planters; and should
any q fo.tf feaders be able to come up.fo
this slioWing, he would be pleased telesoii
1t Through your columns.
Very respectfully, ----------
-. ROBERT HESTER.
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The Legislature

BELOW we give list of the Senators and
Members elect of the next Legislature of
So"th Carolina, rs far as heard from:
RIcHLAND.-iSendtor.-J III. Adams.
Representatires.-J. d. Tradewell, c. r.
Howell, Wade Hampton jr., VIM. Mabin.
FAIRFIELD STANDARDIZATION. John Buch-
anan.
Representatires,-Capt. J. NJ Shcdd, DR..
III. IL. Clark, and r. s. Boylston, Esq.
ST.. MATHEws-Senator.-T J. Goodwin.
Representatire.-O. NJ. Dantzler.
-Sendtor.-T. +. Powc
Representatires.-E, d. Cash, and J. w.
Blakeny. .s
MARLsoDo'.--Senaior.-C. w. Dudley.
RepresentdiireS.-C. A. Thornwell and II.
c. Wethcrly.
foRK.-Scnnior.-J. ID. Withcrspoon.
RePrcsentatires.--A. d. Springs, G. w.
Williams, w. J. Clawsom, A. S. Wallace.
-Senator.-Samuel McAliley.
Representatires-C. ID. Melton, w. A
Rosborough, T. Ingram.
USIoS.-!Senator-W. ii. Grist.
RcPresentafires.-R. Beatty, B. ii. Rice, J.
NJ. Gadbcrry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p. thinner
man.
RePresentatireS.-E. w. Charles, ]. d.
Byrd, J. F. Erwin.
{ ST. PHILIPS g. ST. .MIcHEALs-Senators
Nv. ID. Porter, ], Z. Carew.
Representstircs.--G N. Reynolds, jr., b.
Campbell, James Simmons, John Scigling,ir.
p. Della Tore, +. Lanneau, G. A. Trenholm,
HB. +. Hunt, Nelson Mitchell, H. C. King, ii.
u. Lcsscsae, J. Charles Blum, E. McCra-
dy, J. +. Popcnheim, III. Gourdin, Samuel
Gruiks Shank 4 n Buruet,, Il. O. Elliott
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sY" Mr. H. T. MASSEY, (and not ii. r.
Massey, MS we had it) requests us to cali the
attention of those indebted to the estate OF
J. q. Massey, deed, to has advertisement.
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.B- THg citizens of Charlotte, as we
learn from the Wing, have fixed upon the
2sth of this month as ihe day for their Rail
Road celebration. -,
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The Elections.

THE following IS the result ofthe etccsioA
in Kershaw District on Monday and Tuesday
last, for State Senator and two Represen-
tatives. For Senator Col. ChesDst- -sSs.--
no opposition:
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X Representatives. .B. .SeaErook.
ST, ,PAUL's-Senator.-R Fsh,:nrne,
Representatire.--W. f. Haskell.
LANcAsrER.--T, w. Huev.
Apprenticeship. C. Cauthcn, and T.
X. Cureton.
LAuRENs--Senaior.-P T.. Calhoun.
Representatires--C. p. Sullivan, John
Hudgens, r. +. Campbell, Geo. Anderson.
oRANGI.-S -Senator.-D. Barton,
Representatire.-Cooner
Observation-Disclosures /. Wilson.
Representaiires--W a Owens, s w Trotti.
Jas Patterson, N G w Walker, ID Burk.
CHRIST CHURCH. Senaior-a Hibbo,
Representatire-TM NJ Wagner.
GREESvLLE--Senaior-T p Brockman,
RePresentatires--McBec, b F Perry, Nor.
gan, p E Duncan.
ST GEoRGE--Se -Sendtor-R s Bedon.
RePresentdtire--A +. Moorer.
PRINCE GEORGE, WNYAH-Sena,or-R
F w AIlston.
Representatires-J II Read, jr, G Mani.
ganlt, J Middleton.
CLAREnoST--iSendtor-- ] Moses
Representatires-John T Green, ID Ash
more, Witherspoon.
CLARENDoS-Sena,e-J I. Manning.
Represenfatires.-JJ Iegram, John Eppes
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sB- OK Sunday, the 3lst inst, preaching
will he held at the Waxhaw church by the
Rev. Mr.. DOUGLASS.
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ded the youth with a sneer.

=
"By the mass, no, but to.nightis is dark,
the moon is down the stars are clowded
and tha wind goes By in kesey gusts and
putfs. Hear it, even now"
Therefore" said the youth, apparent
ly more coldly composed, aS his fierce ri
val grew more pcrceptibly agitated--
therefore we lay our lives down here, in
this hall, on this spot, at this instant, even
rs thou standest now"
There is no one here who will be my
friend" said Mentz so evidently sobered
and subdued by the singular composurc
and self possession of his antagonist, that
all present hcid him in contempt, and no
one stirre'..
"No 'natter," cried Arnold, " l will my
self forego the same privilege"
"And your weapons" said Mentz.
care here" cried Arnold, drawing them
from his bosom, " n surer pair never drew
blood. The choice is yours"
The company now began to fan " that
Arnold had equivocatcd in disclaiming
skill rs a duellist; and from h invincible
mcin thought him moro fatal master of
the weapon than the bully himself. The
latter also pcrtook of the same opinion.
"Young man." he cried, in voice clou-
ded and low, and said no farther.
"Tour choice " said Arnold, present
ing the pistols. Mentz seized one despcr-
atty, and said, "Now uamc your di =
tancc."
"Blood-thirsty wolf, there shall be no
distance" said Arnold.
lie cthen turned and addressed the COM
pany.
"Gcntlcmcn," lie said. ndccm me not
savage or insane, that | sacrifice myself
and this bratal wretch, thus before your
ewes, and to certain and instant de-
struction. For me, confess, have no
value in life. For her whom | loved, |
have sworn to forget; and if existed u
thousand years, should never probably sec
her again. This ruttian is Il coward and fears
to die; though he does not fear daily to
merit death. have long heard OF his
basencss, and regarded. him as an
assassin, the enemy of the human race
and ofGod dangerous beast. whom it
will be a mercy and virtue to destroy.
Ny own life | would well be rid OF, but
would not fling it away idly, when its loss
may oc !'i'"c SuoScrNiciit ~ ..ie u'sti"c-
toh OF wee ana the relief OF humanity
Here, then, yield my breaht, and here
too, this trembling and shrinking craven
shall close his course of dcbauchcry and
ihuruSr' MY compan0hS' farewell should
any OF you hereafter chance to meet with
'ertrudc de Sa1le, tell her | nob'y lung
away a lie wn'ch her taiSehood made me
9eSpiSe' And now, recreani. turning
iiercely 10 Mentz, plant thy pistol to my
BOSOM, as VIII plant mine to thee. Let
one OF the company cry three, and the
tnirI NUMBER De the sig !tatt2 afe.
WIN an increased 24 IN his
couniehahee' put even wf'atnots shirihhGsS'
Area threw OH ms cap displaying his
iair ,orenead alos glossy rinSleE. ~ ?
H'%s'''. }t'.},' bt!as ana ny S3Hs,
Z: VIII 2 uesit'iy Sars wsie
g = !. s'ys'fN Risseu nntSHn
'''''e' 9h ni.si'''i< Rse''aeheaS n.s
4 II s - ':'s iOS,, ~ anu WIN
~ n ''s'seu ms weapon
1e'''''.sa,'5 = "t'G','P'eI " 90 ,I.e
same Ou| inc l'Is'ol' iieiu 'oose!y III Ills
graSP'wnetner py l "cc'ue'i' o, hl'en''on' 4'
"ehI 0ii pe'o' tt'o ''s'''''. i'' '"''e"TH
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sB AT regular meeting of lancaster
Division, No. 80, Sons Of Temperance, the
following officers were installed for the en-
suing quarter. Circumstances preventing
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