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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
SpetiaI Motifts.
Wing County Convention.

@-A Wing Convention, to nominate
candidates for County Oficers for Sierra
County, at the ensuing election, will be
held in Downistille, on Thursday, July Is,
1854.
Each precinct Of the County is hereby
notified to elect Delegates to the Conven-
ton, according to the following apportion-
ment: one delegate from esch precinct;
one delegate for each and every one hum
bred voters at such precinct; and one for
any fraction over one hundred.
By order Of the Wing Central Commit
tee.
R.H. TAYLOR, President.
JAMES c. SELLERS, Sec'y. ju24-3t
~ .Messrs: Edifors:-Please announce
the Hon. JAS. H: GARDINER as candi-
date to represent Sierra County in the
State Senate.
ja24-tf MANY VOTERS.
Ms-We are authorized to annO1nEe Mr.
JOHN D. SCELLEN, of Goodyeat's Bat,
as candidate for the State Senate, sub
ject to the nomination of the Wing County
Convention. ju24-tf
gs-SlERRA LODGE, No. "a, 10. O. F..
meet at the Masonic Hall on Thursday Of
each week, at o'clock. ju24-tf
IgMINNEsoTG WATER CO.-Notice is
hereby given that an instalment of ten
dollars on each share of this stock is now
due, and chat if the same be not paid on or
before the LIST of July, the delinquent shares
will be sold at public auction, after one
weeks notice.
BY order of the Board of Trustees:
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
E.. J. SMITH, Secretary. jul7-3t
N5-MINNEsOTA WATER Co.-Netiee ia
hereby given that an instalnaent of ten
dollars on each share of this stock is now
due, and that if The same be not paid on OF
before the 18th of July, the delinquent
shares will be sold at public auction, after
one weeks notice.
By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
E. J. SMITH, Secretary. jGl7-5t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
For Sale.

gD-UNION QUARTZ CoMPANY.-Eiphty-
six shares in this Company are now offered
for sale. Tkeir Quartz Ledge is situated
in Aurum City, near the Mocosumne River,
and any information respecting terms and
prospects can be obtained by addressing the
undersigned, Box No. "a, Post Office, Dow
melville.
ju Sat JAMES CCETON;
[Placerville Herald please copy four
times and charge this office.l
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
+. }. SMITH, Secretary. jul7-3t

By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
E. j. SMITH, Secretary. jGf7-5t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

Ms-We are authorized to announce Mr.
JOHN 3. SCELLEN, of Goodyeaf's Bal,
as candidate for the State Senate, sub
ject to the nomination of the Wing County
Convention. ju24-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

64 VIII sell publir the 9Th 81 De-
egt lots the enlargement Of the city Of Nv
snsvills This sale oilers the sspsf
Tn. lots within fo eight squares Ohis
river. They the hanks vessy sf
pots Of the Evansville ana ana vsnssile
diaa. poiis and Cleveland Railroad ------------s
impulse great lines that vs
have mentioned These is sre suitable for tsiidpe bsisg
aud easy Of To those sssra. q 's
the mechanic. the merchant
consideration will .kew their sdvsntsgws
aud the Straight Line
rosits Of minerals which be delivered low he
budi.g materials siound The Canal sssvsss-
full and plying the Psodc: Of s.d fertile
polls Cleveland St.sht Line Rarosd viii
in eight months crossing Obi. Mss-
eo%plsssss TER. Ssass Ssfss .h .ss o. rn.:s
win pass the neigh. aud ps.ssp Of the South sad ssssI
and ashvilIs rood sf isrnh line Rsrssl
communication FRI the cities Of tn seuth- he
Besides facilities ssal
vantsges Of this remarkable IL Il siturtss
now sinking sshs Just 10 the suburbs Of sas dj:sss
Lsm4sco. in coal will be urn shed By
doors tushel The sf sh
Evansville half way between Louisville and the .ssA q
the Ohio asd below all The ohsrsetsss II hs s:ssrs ds
has aud grswi with almost unsxrsctet ratliy
It's location that Is 70 be he srss
TERMS Of PAY s.:s =.
y.ar ssd IN TIE ysass vA interest ssn sAs
Plot. pssIsrsy may sees o. the Asr-
S:s s.:s. .1
re Haute; Orb hrack-ts Lsfaystte Hoe sse Black
soro-sx.s BxRER { GARvIS.
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What 10 Pierce's loss msy be considered
the peoples gain-therefore the people may
be very happy At the thought that the
late elections proved Pierce has lost and
they have gained nearly half million
votes. Since Piesce's election in 1859, there
has been IN actual loss in the Pierce OF adj
ministration vote of 422.976. So much for
the popular vote against the present Pierce
Democratic Administration. The Congres.
sionsl result 10 still worse for its popularity.
In sixteen States 1877 Congressmen have
been elected. Of these, 100 are opposed to
the Administration! Was there ever such
q political revolution before! Was IN 3D.
ministration ever before SO signslly rebuked
and condemned by the voice Of the people
From the sixteen States alluded to, the Ad'
ministration had ninety. FIVE members-no~
it has but thirty-one, showing a change
against the administration Of one hundred
and twenty. nine. Alas for the "Old Line
Democracy" and its great big chieftain
General Pierce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

PoRK PACKING Hoes. This business was
rather light yesterday, in consequence of the
warmth Of the wealth.. and rome Of the
houses killed over hall their usual com phi.
ment. The total number slaughtered up Ia
last evening was little over $4,000 hogs
The receipts, however, are increasing, the
Bardstown road, from one extreme TO the
other being literally lined with SWINE. and
the Frankfort and Lex ngton railroad grosn.
ing under the weight OF the mighty droves
sent by that conveyance.
AZ regards prices we hear Of no movement
and quote the market dull at o. 7ss5 nett
on time with no cash sales reported. Those
figures, AZ we have heretofore stated, art
above the views Of buyers, and speculsturs
have not entered the rrket.
Old bacon and pix are tolerably abun
dsnt, with no sales. though good sales sr,
offered at 7c. aud mes pork is nominal a
Sill per bbi.-[ Lou. Cour., 22d.
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Excellent.

A carpet bag gentleman named Smith,
from Cincinnati, visited one of the free
banks at Lafayette q few days since, and
after politely exchanging the compliments Of
the morning and briefly discussing the ma.
ture of the weather with the cashier, open.
ed his bag and drew forth FIVE thousand dol
lars of the Bank, for which he said he would
like the gold. The cashier assured him that
it would afford the directory and himself the
greatest pleasure imaginable 10 accommo-
date the bill holders of their institution, a.
far as the lao alo,oed; whereupon he opened
the vault and exhibited q very respectable
pile of gold, which he said was l24 rer cent.
on their circulation, the precise amount the
law required them to keep. He could not
therefore spare any portion Of it to Mr..
Smith without violating the law. which
plainly and unequvocaIIy required them to
keep it. Mr.. Smith scratched his head and
looked surprised, but not being lawyer, he
felt himself incompetent to argue aPoint
which seemed SO strong against him. What
course he finally pursued, we have not been
advised.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

BRowHLow's PosITIos.- In the last
Knoxville Wing the editor declares that in
the next Governors election. il one of the
candidates shall support q proposition to
submit . Prohibitory Liquor Law to the
people and the other shall oppose it, he will
vote for the Prohibitory man. If neither Of
them favor this proposition, and the Prohibi.
tory Party have no candidates, he will him.
self become . candidate, and run the race
through.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

RIVER MAIL DISCONTINUED The Loui
vile Courier Of the 23d learns from J. B. A.
Archer, mail agent, that he has received ad.
vices from the department. 1t Washington,
notifying him of the discontinuance of the
msil service between Louisville and 81. Lou
10 on the river route.
Should the contract for carrying the mail
between Louisville and New Orleans, and
intermediate places, proposed by the Depart.
ment some months since. be carried into
operation, We can see no Inconvenience to
arise from this change.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

A telegraph Dispatch was received at this
Office stating that the last bar was laid
yesterday morning at Q o'clock on the Ev.
snsville and Charlottesville railroad to Terre
Haute! The long anticipated event has &C.
Cured, and Evansville 10 now connected BY
direct railroad with 'Terre Haute, and there
with indianapolis and all her railroads. We
regard this as an era in the history of our
prosperous city. But few of even the warm
est friends of this railroad, have now We pre-.
sumo any definite idea Of the tremendous
business this road will open in trade and ira.
vel. We have not now, late iu the evening
time to discuss this subject-but we do re.
gard the opening of the road to Terre Haute
Is the most important event which has oc
Cured in the history of Evansville. So fs
~ all travelling connection with the Nortl
and East is concerned, we are independen
Of the river. We presume arrangement
will be at once perfected for connection o
trains At Vincennes and Terre Haute. Blu
of this more anon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

New MAIL ARRAHGEMEHr.-We now have
tri.waekly, instead of . semi.weekly mail
between Evansville, Newburgh and Rock.
port. We also understand that q similar
change has been effected between this city
and New Harmony. For these improve
ments in our neighborhood mail service we
are chiefly il not wholly indebted to our eff.
cient and obliging postmaster, Ben. Stin.
son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

Arrangements are being made to stretch
the wires across the river again, three miles
above Evansville on the Henderson line
We had never understood until yesterday,
the cause of the breakage of this wire few
weeks ago, and ii 10 singular enough
to tell even at this late day, or at least the
effects Of the cause were strange enough ia
recount.
A small wire, about seven hundred yards
long, is stretched across the river from pole
to pole, and after running about fifty feet
from the pole on each side. connects with
the large wires on the banks. This fine
wire was struck BY lightning, and the entire
length of it melted! Not an unbrokea piece
over two inches in length was found! Ths
which dropped on the bar was in fuset
state, a. though it had melted in the air.
Some specimens Of il are now at the Tele
graph Office. We never before heard o
more than yard or two Of wire being thu
melted BY . stroke Of lightning. In thi
case over seven hundred yards were melted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

Down Sac GoEs.-The st. Louis Demo.
crat, in view Of the late elections. exclaims:
"Down with the administration which has
become the tool Of the nulli6ers. Down with
the administration which in the open and
shameful violation Of its pledges and the
platform upon which il was carried into
power, has once more opened the slavery
agitation for the purpose Of giving nulli6ca-
ton pretext to dissolve the Union. Down
with it for its violation Of the national faith.
Down with it for ito hostility to the West
evineed BY the veto Of the bill for the i'm.
provement of Western Rivers and Hsrboss.r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

W There will be . good sprinkling oil
clergy men in the thirty fourth Congress-
Jsmes Meschsm, from The 6rst district oil
Vermont, 10 clergy man; and SO 10 AIvah
SsIin, from the third district. Ebenesel
KnowIton. from the third district Of Maine
10 Free-will Baptist preacher. John J.
Pesfce. elected in the fifteenth district o
Penssy lvanis, Robert B. Hall, in the fonrti
district Of Massachusetts,, and Mark Trafton
in the eleventh, are ministers Of the gospel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

From present indications there 10 likely
to be no scarcity Of candidates for the posi-
ton OF U. s. Senator, In the place Of John
Petit, whose term will expire on the Sd Of
March next. We have heard the following
named gentlemen spoken Of a. probable cen.
didates, to-wit: Joseph G. Marshall, God.
love 8. Orth, Sol. Meredith, Samuel w.
Parker, Henry 8. Lane, T. Smith, Henry L.
Ellsworth and Judge Mortou. These are all
spoken of as candidates on the part Of the
Fusionists. The only one we have heard Of
on the side Of the old Line Democrats, %
likely to be brought forward this winter
for the same position, is A.P. Willard, Eco,
Of this city. For the present Dr.. Fitch ID
laid on the shelf.-(N a. TSibxas.
The Tribune neglscts to mention the
name of Hoa. 6smT Hall. Of Gibson coun.
|ty. "Ths Pocket" Of Indisns. a. We have
already proved. has stronger claims for the
next U. 8. Senator than any other section
Of the State. Judge Hall il undoubtedly
the choice of this section. and we shall
maintain his claims both from the preferencs
Of his fellow. citizens, and on account Of hi,
high and excellent qualities Of head ant
heart. which pre.eminently suggest him fo
the position. He has occupied the position
of Lieut.. Governor and other honorable pls
ces. but he never solicited an Office from tn,
people. nor does he in this csse-but hi
friends, in behalf Of this section and himself
ask consideration of their wishes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

" We confess q kind of weakness
some people would call it strene,h-towards
tenderloirs. When they frst introduce
themselves in the winter season or late fall.
venison 10 beginning to weary. and they
adapt themselves to the desired change most
admirably. Dut we were just going to say
that Messrs. Geo. w. Foster & Co. sdver.
tise tenderloins for sale at their warehouse
on the Canal. Drop in and get some.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

10 Iii said in the knowing circles q,
Washington. that the Sandwich Islands wiII
be annexed before the Ath of March next.
England never seriously opposed the annex
alton, and the Emperor Of the French. hsv.
ing shown his independence l n refusing Mr..
Soule . passage through France. will not Sc.
riousIy oppose our taking possession Of the
"Pearl of the Pacific
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Or Messrs. 4. H. Cook e. Son have re-
ceived boat load of Newburgh Coal, which
is going off with rush. We hope enough
Of this coal will be brought here to prevent
citizens paying any such price ~ IS cents
for Pittsburgh, for private use. Mr.. Cook ID
selling his coal At Is cents, and il 10 better
coal than the Csnneltoa coal for immediate
use.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

" The Arkansas Legislature reeeu tly
held an election for U. s. Senator to gil the
vacancy made BY the resignation of Mr.
Borland. Hon. Rob't w. Johnson was un
animously elected. He was also unanimous
" elected for the full term from the 4th o.
March next. Mr.. Johnson mast be popu
lar man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

40 We thank Capt. Joe. Glasgow for
some hoe fresh Bass. just from Green river.
Joe. superintends the billiard saloon at
Burk's Exchange; he has fine large room.
we'll heated and gas lighted, and three ex-
celleni tables. AZ some people wiu play
billiards, we advise them to drop in At the
"Captain's Office"
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r $4,000 wAurED-Of Indiana an

" $4,000 WANTED-Of Indiana and
Illinois State Stock money, by Messrs. J. H.
Maghee & Co., Is rer advertisement. We
are glad to notice this, and hope some Of the
retailers may also want some few thouss nd
dollsrs Of the same kind Of money. Messrs.
Maghee & Co. have q large stock of goods
on hand, which they are determined to sell
at the lowest rates, and we hope they will
be thPonged with customers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

A SEDucER SENTENCED e. b. Freeman
q school.lescher OF Marion, Linn county
Who seduced one of his young lady scholars
about year ago. has been sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary for the crime
He has large and Interesting family, and
before the affair took place was prominent
member Of the Methodist Church.
Mgscatine Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25
NV ORLEANS. Nov. q

NEW OkLEANS, Nov. Il.
A 6re broke out in the scenery in Placides
theatre. at 3 o'clock this morning. and en-
tirely destroyed the building and contents,
including the wardrobe. There was no in.
surance on the building. and only $4,000 on
the wardrobe. The Rsvels had just COM
menced an engagement. Placide was sleep.
ing in the building. and narrowly escaped
from the third story window. The loss il
estimated at from $4,000 to $40 900.
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''' Ssi ssSsTER 4 cARvix.
4Oi PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOOD8.
MORO m. x EEN & PR E.TOy,

For particnIars enquire of bAkEB GARNIN.
A1- See advertisement in Daily JeHraAi ssvis-ssv
40i PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS
MORO N. x EEN q PR ii-TON,
HAVE she hest assorted stock Foreign ssd
Domestic Dry Goods Motions Bsots. Shoes. Hsts asd
Cs,s they have one red to the LII. lat.ds
We therefore wish notify all close prompt ds.ers that 10
will he 10 for them stock Goods
and ssuii the sand sss he river ss The r.ss Of
IS passage money and 81 Is oO lbs freight
dsermnsd stop this going the river asd have
ely sold this fall who usually 10
Cincinsat aud Phil-selphia. ll.frf -fl4
We scarcely add these times tina. cash buy
that have
Louisville Br.k shave Indiana Stseh Back
paper from 10 70 Is per cent. .,.0
clean fresh healthy.
e:fy invits all deal who give sssd sste - eel. In
and examine for themselves. nsW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

" Stephen A. Douglas was in st. Louis
on Saturday last. The object Of his visit
was to deliver . lecture on "Squatter Sever.
eighty"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25
GLORIOus SUMMER,

WITH the hot suitry OF mid the
Of the lands and the marshes the vasys
grsst SOUTH wther and die The
bara,sg drinks the and the aecsyng plant
give nexous and poisonous that IL
produces yellow Jsandce Oeraneemaa of the stomach
Bowels arrAee dssstery Age and Fever. Bilious
Fevers On Ter these aud
you should make free Of DR IxDAs
PAAAcEA power cleanse the 10 wes purify the
BLOOD and Aeaish See In another eol
umn Of this paper. syS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-25

CO The Chicago Journal advertises "a
take the notes Of the Indiana Free Banks a
par for the Weekly Journal.
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W The present 10 the first year since
lS47 that Massachusetts, has elected gov.
ernor BY the People.
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NEW Fall. ND WINTER GOO aS.
COLEURA q % EnsHBtH ER

Foster. nIock. FRS. street. nrar Main.
AvE opened the largest and richest Asartnest Of
staple Dry Gvods offered in this esy.
which rich ri I'D silk.
black do French Merbss style French riads Fresea
all WOOL Desines Plain nd ss red los priced
do very Handsome: Aipaccas .sd French Ess.
Gloves quality; large assortment Of Ladies' Ges ssd
Chdren Gloves and Hosiery 81 all descriptions Fay state
OF lot style En-
brsidsries Collars. CHI izetts
plain g. Han skerrhic trh Linens flanuels 81 all
qualities ard coor Ladies Merine aud SILK ind rshirss.
Gents Merno Lambs wool and silk IL derir and Drss-
large variety ctions.
which will happy show aud low prices viii ssl
they a Q ound 70 20. Call aad examine. eetls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STRANGE DEVELOPMENT.

Seieasihe daily bringing light Inventions.
ana the march Of BALD becom
lag will be learn and long
eowbin have brought before the public the
DER o. rHx ACE in the article Of ENERSON's AMERICAN
hAIk RESTORATIVE for Balduess and pre-
vent Hair from falling be Ia Of
- ~ WOOLsEy 4 LTNCK. Agssn.
FISHER CO.. Proprissors. No. 81 Superior STREET.
Cleveland. y. uov2,-tf
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10 Mr.. Prentice 10 travelling in Afkan.
sas.-(N. 4. Tribune.
Every number Of his paper exhibits the
fact that he 10 travelling somewhere.
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MARRIED

On the 9A Inst. BY Rev. jos. Wheeler. Mr.. ABRAHAM
iy. N
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0HOICETOBACCO.- boxes fAvorite brands, pounds
~ - and Is reed and for sale . reduced price BY
ne,t b. T.. GILBERT 4 co Ssc. near Water.
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LOTS FOR sALH:


sumbsr Of Lou in the Enlsrxement Of Evans
Vile. In market cheap private The
lots vary Is fee feel Deep to
feet front by Icy ,set deep; most OF them several f
the che loextieu
witha and three blocks Academy
~rec<d Persons wishing good and cheap
this location. will please call the undersigned
nov2-lm w. n. CHANDLER
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NEXN TAlIuRlNG ksTAaL,sHMEAT.

TIME uas~risned would cfaiiy TO the
citizens Of Evansville and surrounding
has opened shop Main street. Branch
adiasa where be intends carr ing the above
all the latest styles All
work warranted in ht and ofths
by cse application TO business liberal
ronrge.
Cali and examine HE stock ef Cloths
ings he has good stock hands and sell
cheap NOVEL j. l.. HELMS
SAVEYOCR FODDER.- lev Of sanford's Pa.en,
~ straw Cut,ers reed aud for sale by
novs SAMUEL ORR
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who respected aud 1--we him, 'le repeated the
desir o. his uesrt, that his bvdy should rest in
that spot.
The earth was removed End the tomb
prepared the day following his death. But
last (Friday) evening a dispatch was receive
from the Bishop that ,h. body OF Mr.. Brady
must not be placed there aud that the church
must not be opened tor a,s funeral services,
a. had bren arranged! The tomb was at
once filled up. But the peope-ihe masses
o. our Catholic population VITO are MEN aud
W MEN-who have rights and the ability tn
maintain them, were aroused at this grossly
insulting aud unjust edict oil the Bishop.
Stalwsrt men were set 10 work. aud the
tomb was reopened. Mssons were employ
ed and solid stone walls in cement were laid,
The church was ened. The body was
brought in among a crowded and sUrrowiul
audience. But shame upon the man or men,
or the rules which dictated 1.-THE rites of the
Church were forbidden aud the good pastor
was to be buried like a dog, in disgrace
without the benefit ut clergy"
Rev. Mr.. Brady. Of Middletown, a nephew
OF the deceased, rUse with heart full ol
sorrow, and announced that the altar was
closed, and At the pastor wss denied funeral
ceremonies In the church that Re rad buiIt
Here rose wall and Iamentation, loud and
long which would have sunk into any Bishops
heart that was not harder than granite.
1t was soon announced, however, tina,
access I'd been had to the holy water, vest.
ments, &C., and that the Mass would be said
and it was said there, in that church, in
defence Of the Bishop and his orders it was
glorious triumph of the people, and right
over z tyranny 40 damnable as sin.