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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

A NEWSPAPER IN NEBRAsKA.-We have
received the prospectus of a newspaper, which
is to be published at Bellvieru, Nebraska ter
ritory, and called the Nebraska Palladium.
The Editors, Messrs. d. E. Reed, and W.
R. English, now Of Cerro Gordo, Mills Coun-
ty, Iowa, say that they are intending to de-
vote this paper to the present and prospective
interests, of this rich, beautiful, and greatly
desired country. They are intending to open
communication with those whose inclina-
tons and interests lead them to seek home
in this charming country, which may be con-
tinued to them, and to their children, until
the dark reign of error and ignorance is over
thrown, and knowledge becomes universally
diffused.
s'The columns of the Palladium will be OPEN
ed, and kept open for the discussion of all the
great interests of man, here, and hereafter
They will be devoted to the social and moral
well-being of all classes, irrespective of creed
or condition. 1t will be kept free from the
bondage of sects and classes, aud have no neu-
trail ground upon which its conductors can find
refuge, when unpopular errors are to be re-
buked.
"This paper will be jealous advocate for
the early adoption of the institutions of civil
ization, education, christianity, and for the
support of all those industrial, social, educa-
tional, and moral enterprises, whose tenden-
cies are to make mankind wiser and better.
1.-THE Projectors say that they are ready to
receive subscriptions, advertising, and the ia
vors of those Editors who feel disposed and
ahla tn send ne fb cir naner i'm advance of our
issue, with the prospect of exchanging with
US. Address, Editors of Palladium,
Cerro Gordo, Mills County, Iowa."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27
MONDAY, MARCH
NInssnchnss,t. Legi.lnture.
SATURDAY, March

SATURDAY, March %.
SENATE,-The orders of the day were
taken up, debatable matter being passed
over.
Passed to be engrossed. Bills, to incorpor-
ate the New England Paper Company; to in
corporate the Lawrence Paper Company; to
confirm the boundary line between Reading
and Lynnfield; to incorporate the Upton Ho-
tel Company; to incorporate the proprietors OF
the Farnsworth House; Resolves, on the petit
ton of Jonathan Day; iii favor of the towp OF
Fall River.
Reports accepted On petition of Thomas
Bradley and others-Jacob Smith and others
-Obed Brooks and others-reference; John
H. Wilkins and othcrs--Wm. Davidson and
others-Andrew Kelly and others-leaYe to
withdraw; on an order relative to authorizing
Savings Banks to make loans to school DIS
taicts-inexpedisnt.
Detachable matters, were then taken up
The reports leave to withdraw on various Pc
titions for banking capital being first in order
10 that of Benjamin Dana and Others, MI
Prince moved an amendment by the substitu-
ton of bill to incorporate the Bank OF Water
town.
HoUsE.-On motion of Mr.. Benchley OF
Worcester, the ten hour law bill was taken
from the table, add placed i'll the orders OF the
day.
Mr.. Kenrick of Orleans, presented an order
that ON aud after Tuesday next, the House
hold afternoon sessions, to commence at .
o'clock; but the House refused to adopt 1t by
vote of l05 to Sc. The business before
Committees is SO extensive as to make it--as
was stated-injudicou to hold afternoon ses-
sions, for ten days or a fortnight,
The House agreed, ON and after Tuesday
next, to meet at 10 instead of ii o'clock, as
at present.
The House concurred-S7 to 66-with the
Senate proposition to meet in Convention on
Tuesday, for the purpose Of choosing an Au-
ditor Of the Commonwealth.
Passed to be enacted Bills in further adj
dition to an act authorizing the erection OF
second Hospital for the Insane; to authorize
the Commissioners of Franklin county to Dor
row money, and do other acts in reference to
building new jail; to authorize Charles
Smith to build wharf and marine railroad In
the harbor of Holmes Hole; in addition to an
act to establish police court in the town OF
Milford; to incorporate the Mechanic Steam
Mills Company; to authorize Richard Shack
ford and George Shackford, to build wharf !;
to authorize the proprietors Of the New Bed
ford and Fairhaven Ferry to transfer their
charter to the Fairhaven Branch Railroad
Company; TO incorporate tne prophie1ols VI tito
Emery House in Springfield; to unite the Old
Colony and Fall River Railroads; establishing
the salaries of certain public officers; to in
crease the capital stock of sundry banks, and
to incorporate sundry Others, of both which,
we have published lists.
Spe"ial Assignment. This was taken up
at a quartnr past -, viz: the Hoosac Tunnel
Billiard Mr. Russell of Boston, made speech
in favor of his amendment-to submit the sub
ject of the expediency of granting the loan to
the people.
Mr.. Clark of Northboro' opposed the
amendment, and urged the importance, and
the practicability of the Tunnel scheme.
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Hofx1sroN.- new bank in this place,
went into operation on Monday, the 10TH
Lee Claim, Esq, late President of the Mil
ford Bank, is It's President.
M1LronD.-Aaron G. Mayhem, Esq. has
been elected President of the Milford Bank,
vsce Lee Clafin, Esq, resigned.
m A warrant is issued for Town Meeting in
Milford. on Monday, April 8. Articles are
inserted to see if the Town viii abolish School
Districts; to see Il they viii accept the act es-
tablishing q Police Court; and to see if they
win take any measures to grade the streets,
and lay out sidewalks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

CLINroN.-The nett cost for the year, end
ing March LIST, of the entire Pauper establish
ment in Clinton, has been only $3.50. The
number of paupcrs supported during the year
in full or in part, was eighteen, seventeen of
whom were foreigners. Atpresent one only,
native, lives at the town charge. The Town
Debt has been reduced to the sum Of $14,-
800. The total expenditures for the year
amounted to $l6,S9s,lS. From present indi-
cations, it would seem that the rate of taxa
ton for the current year might be materially
reduced.
We learn from the Comant, that difficulty
has occurred, in relation to the working hours
in two Of the largest mills in Clinton, in con-
sequence of the regulation requiring hands to
work until seven o clock in the evening. On
Monday evening, as we learn, some two humid
red persons, principally weavers, commenced
leaving soon after six O'Clock, throwing off
the belts from their looms, without giving any
notice Of such intent, causing temporary en-
barrassment thereby. The trouble arises, as
we understand it, from a Discrimination to
work by lamp light after the 10th day of March,
In the present instance, the only result effect
ed was a temporary embarrassment at the
Lancaster Mills, and the discharge Of some
fifty hands. AT the Clinton Co.'s Works, but
three or four left the Mill, the others prefer
ring to remain under the regulations.
REsraxArrox.--J. Amory Davis, Esq, for
many years Treasurer of the Lancaster
Mills, and Clinton Corporations, has resigned
that important Office, having accepted the
Presidency Of the Suffolk Bank, Boston.
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a WITNESS As is WITNESS. During the
progress Of the trial Of the multiplicity of
liquor cases before the Court of Common
Pleas now in session at Taunton, son Of the
Emerald lsle appeared before the Grand Jury,
and refused to answer such interrogatories as
were propoanded to him, relative to the pur-
chase q strong drinks. He was reported for
sueh refusal, snd thereupon taken before the
ecurt IN reply to question put by his
Homer, as TO his reasons for not answering,
ne witness, whose nazae is John Ward, re-
plieds that, she promised his God about 10
years ago, that he would niver swear "a Him
aad shure won't" IIe was informed thaf
hs laslst testify, er be confined in jail during
tentative, but after remaining oorf,re5 49,,
days signifed his willingness "a ,srsak liz
lFoEaise 80 long made. and 70 obesity. ne was '
ill1oElaed tiat bis repentance came too late.
ahd that he must remain in prison. We hone
that bis punishment will prove a warning +
Otisfa, under similar circumstances Pa,s.
sssckss Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27
Patrick Farris, who went TO California
from Pautuclet last fall, has been killed IN an
afIray in San Francisco by being stabbed.


POPULAR DAGUERREoTYPIsT.-rh delicate art hrst
developed by NJ. Daguerre and which few years since
in its infancy Of the most important OF the
fine arts In city of the size presume to say, are
there many first artists engaged in this business,
in Lowel in fact, Lowell has from the first had the
very best Observation-Disclosures attracted to this point by
the members of the fairer portion of humanity,
from other cause not able to determine
r. A. MILLER, whose rooms are in 10 Central street, is
certainly superior OPERATOR and by connoisseurs is
nounced at the head of his profession. We have, from
time time had alude to Of his best
ecuons and have frequently done in the most atter
ing TERMS well praises were worthy
bestowed. Ills rooms central and conveniently sit
uated and to his long experience in the business he
brings all the most modern improvements glance at
his show cases, at the 10 his rooms; gives one
sufficient evidence Of his proficiency in the art All the
pcures" there exposed taken by himself and the
display inferior to the best in Boston. Our citizens
long since discovered the nicely with which Mr. Miller
finishes his work. and he is every day receiving subsan-
te evidence of their appreciation We glad to record
this fact and avail ourselves of the opportunity to
mend those in want of fine daguerreotype picture of
themselves friends to drop in and consult with Mr. Mil
ler.-Yor PopuH. tNf
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New LOCOMOTIVES FOR THE BosToN RAIL
RoAD.-Two superb new locomotives, Of 25
tons weight each, viii be placed upon the
Boston and Worcester Railroad in few days.
One is built at Hinckley & Drury's establish
ment iu Boston, and the other at Taunton
the latter one to run on the 8 o'clock morning
av1nress train
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

MIscHIEr.-On Saturday evening, some mis-
chievous person set fire to some crates of straw
in the rear of Paines Block, Main Street,
doubtless with the intention of creating an
alarm Of fire. The flames were promptly ex-
tinguished by persons in the neighborhood
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The truth as it is, or the mystery NM
foTded.It has been currently reported by
of the ''cheap ify-cent types" that the HALFWAY
BROTHERS, to leave the city, and that for the
time being they supply themselves with Stock from
two in Worcester Now wish it to be distinctly
underso vi by certain class of individuals that if they
make fifty cent types, and know how to mind their
own business to be careful and NEEDLE with that of
their neighbours for positively the public
that do not intend to leave the city, and that the Union
Block Daguerrean Gallery is furnished with the very best
of Stock from New York and Boston, which the pub
lie is respectfully invited to examine. We will make good
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nR. MOVIES COUCH BALsAM FOI
cO1fM0NV-E ITTH0

woRcRsreR S. March III, 1864.
I'D in favor of WILLIAM TAFT, Of Charlton in said
County, against SIMEON SMITH and TiiE0PHiLue
Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas for said County, Al
d. 1853 have taken all the right in Equity that the
said Simeon Smith, and Theophlus Bowen had on the
was attached on mesne process to redeem certain mort
gagged Real Estate laying in said Charlton and he same
that Il described in Mortgage Deed thereof from me SAID
Il; the registry Of Deeds for said County Book 504
psTe Isl. And on Saturday, the twentyninth day Of
A,s, newt Al two o'clock 10 the afeos At my osce In
~, l,,sr ~ worcester mo. Worcester Bank Block,
sal or fur sale by public auction, 70 the highest bids
der. said right In Equity Of Redemption. ~ $3.50
os ,s,c lsao ''s' diawsw J. DAT, Deputy shsrik
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

QUITE A WINDFALL TO AN EDIroR.-The
Hon. Nathan Preston, gentleman belonging
to an old Revolutionary and Puritan family,
seated at Litchfield, Conn.,, has just died,
leaving large fortune, amounting to from
$4,000 to $780, 900. Mr.. Preston was an
uncle, on the maternal side, of Mr.. Joseph A.
Scoville, editor of the Pick, of this city, who
is the only legal heir to this vast estate
Quite a windfall to hard working editor, if
things should take their proper course, and
the right heir get his own.-N. Y. Herald
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Cold WEATHER.-The weather for the past
three days, has been unusually severe for the
season. On Friday,t the Mercury stood at lSe,
on Saturday, at 2O', and on Sunday, at 2lo,
at sunrise, and the sun at midday, made but
slight impression upon the frozen ground.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

We are requested to state that owing to a
Encouragement of the Hall in which the adj
journed meeting of the Carson League was to
have been held, this evening, said meeting
is deferred until Wednesday evening, and will
then be held in Brinley Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

DEMocRATIc JoY.--The Democrats in this
CITY and hereabouts, SO far as we have seen or
heard Of, are greatly rejoiced at the defeat of
the Administration, in the vote of Tuesday
on the Nebraska bill. The hope is universal
ly expressed among Democrats that the Com
1nittee Of the Whole may be the grave of the
proposition to repeal the Missouri Compromise.
They express great satisfaction at the vote of
Mr.. Banks, and they viii stand by and ssas-
tain him in the position he has taken. The
vote on the Nebraska bill and the defeat Of the
Administration in New Hampshire has won
derfully shortened the faces and exhilerated
the feelings Of the Democrats. Boston Com
.YHDeauom
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

New PASSENGER CARs.-On or about the LIST
of April, the Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Co., will put upon their road two splendid
Passenger Cars, now nearly completed in the
shop of Messrs. Brady & Rice, in Worcester,
to cost, when finished, nearly S. 900. These
will probably be the most commodious, and
the handsomcst cars running in this vicinity !;
they are substantially built, beautifully orna-
mented, and of sufficient capacity for the ac-
commodation of eighty persons each. Clinton
CourGnt.
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~. 1854.

Hills GIycerime LustraIe, or Sweet Principle
Of Oils is an entirely preparation for preserving and
identifying the hair 1t is unlike all Others nasmuch as
it is free from OIL ALCOHOL and all irritating ingredients;
while it acts vigorously and sanatvey upon the scalp
producing natural and healthy circulation itimparts
desirable degree of moisture the hair the same
time promotes its growth
Ahoughintended more particularly for the toilet this
Lusale is warranted to effect of chapped hands,
roughnes Of the skim &c. quicker than any preparation
now in use. JN0 Q. HILL Proprietor,
Worcester, Mass.
Price % csnts bottle All orders addressed TO CALD-
WELL & HILL will be faithfully attended to.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

TIE Lrouon Law In SPRrSGFIELp.-G II.
Roberts and Ala others. legal voters, and Mary
r. Bridge and 40 other ladies', Of Springfield,
have petitioned the city governmentto ENFORCE
the Msins law in that city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

HIGH PRIcEs.-We understand that five
dollars square foot has been offered and re-
fused, for an eligible building lot upon Main
Street within few days past.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

A FUGITIVE SLAyE.-As the steamship
keystone State was entering the Delaware
Bay, on Friday last, colored man was dis
covered secreted outside of the vessel, beneath
the guards. He confessed to being fugitive
slave, and had secreted himself where he was
found on Wednesday prior to the steamship
starting from Savannah, and had therefore
occupied that position about forty eight hours.
1t is most astonishing how he could have sur
viyed the exposure, as during the heavy
weather encountered he must have been con-
stantly drenched by the waves. He had
quantity Of bread in his pocket, which had be-
come saturated with water SO as to boone use
less. The fugitive was lodged in the jail at
Newcastle, to await the orders of his owner
at Savannah. Phil. Ledger, Of Tuesday.
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Menu advertisements.

ENOR SALE--A H0R Z, years old Inquire at
n the Stone Cottage, John Street.
Worcester, March 9th 1854. d2w*
kdA BALES HARRIS BROTHEKS'
OV superior 3, 4, and ply COTTON TWINE,
warranted the cheapest and best Twne Banders or
for Manufacturers.
Also 10 Bales yariegated Irvine for Druggists and Con-
fectioners. II. GRIFFIN Il CO.,
mch27 diff Agent for the Manufacturers
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.--
AD The subscriber having recently enlarged his estab
lshment ready to receive into his School few lads
in addition to his present number Circulars will be sent
if desired. T. PRENTISS ALLEN
Sterling, March 9th, 1854. deod6w mch27
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DRAPER. ii CLARK.

Offer for sale. and will keep hand through the
better assortment of LINE than be bought any
other place in the State Also, Cement and Cacne Plas
ter
Worcester March Is 1851 diff mch26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

Y. NJ LIBRARY AssocAHoS.-Dr. Dewey's Second
Lecture will be given this, MONDAY Evening, at Brnley
Hall, at I! O'Clock. All Season Tickets admit to this
course.
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JOHN BOYDEN. Notorv Public.

Exchange and Collection Office 200 Main Street. Drafts,
Stocks, Specie and Bank Notes, bought and sold Bills of
Exchange for he Old Country drawn Mesrs. George
Peabody Co.. London,) ready hand. Collections, in
any part of the United States and Canadas Also
other things usually done by Brokers' mch20 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

j. X. Clark, M. D., Homeopathic Physician
No. Walnut Street Office hours, from to A; NJ, and
from l to z. NJ.
Worcester. January /. 1851. diff
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teady- Made Clothing and Gents Fur
nish ing Goods, large assortment of new and fash
ionabe styles constantly hand at II. c. VALENTINES
No. MERCHANTS Row, Front Of Worcester House.
inch dtf
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DIED.

In this city, 25th instant, Ella Gertrude, youngest
daughter of Charles Hersey, ESQ., aged yrs and mos
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at O'clock from
No. Stafford St. Friends are invited to attend.l
In Leicester March 25th, Mr. james S. Upham, aged
46 years
u Funeral from the residence of his father, Daniel
Upham, Esq, Tuesday, at O'Clock, P NJ. Relatives
and friends of the family are invited to attend.
In Sterling, March IS, Annie Ware youngest child of
T. P. & :. A. Allen, aged year, 9 mos.
In Hamilton, Madison comfy N. g., 9th inst, Mrs.
Lucina Burchard in the Seth year of her age mother of
the Rev S. d. Burchard, D. D.. of New York.
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dMThtf

Free Trade and Farmers Rights. Wor
cester County Butter and Cheese with all kinds Farm
ers Produce OF prime quality for sale at R0BINS0NS
Commission Store, No. II Exchange Street.
deco dMThf
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Gentlemen in this City, and the neghboring
TOWNS wishing garments made to ORDER in the styles
will do well to call and examine our new stock of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which we will make Custom Garments at very low
prices and in the most thorough and durable manner
CHARLES w. FREELAND, Il Co.
dit mchl6 Union Block
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MIS- 81 Goodwin, an experienced and successful
Midwife holds herself in readiness day ami night to at
nd to the duties of her profession Residence Austin
eet. oct2l dtf
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L. b. Nichols, M. d.. homeopathic Physician
Residence No. 112 Main Street Office Hours from to
A. NJ; 2 to 4, and to 2. NJ
August g. 1853 NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

Nathan Whi1eIy's Celebrated Oriental
Perfumcd Chrysinls, OR SPIRIT OF THE FLOWERS
awarded Silver Medal at the Fair of the American Inst
tute, Oct 26 1858. For sale by WIN. D. FENNo & SON.
100 Main street. mchl1 dSw3w
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1t is most extraordinary thing, that man
never becomes intoxicated on wine or spirits
it is always sure to be either 'the close room,'
an sempty stomach, the air, or the pickles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

All Persons who would get a living and grow fat,
VIII Of course read Ned Dows advertisement will be
sure to obtain his work for making money
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

SignOr L. PnPamti, Professor of Dancing. Les.
sons given to single pupils and to private classes any
hour of day For particulars, apply Messrs Per-
rry Andrews Piano Forte Rooms, No. Harrington
Block, between II and II A. NJ, and and P. NJ.
ja4 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

At the City Auction and Commission Store, No. Pearl
Street Worcester Consignments solicited and Auction
business Of all kinds promptly attended to-
Jams d&wn
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Thompson & Co.'s Western Express,
Waldo Block Worcester Goods and Packages forwarded
to Springfield Northampton, Greenfield Brateboro New
Haven, Hartford Pttseld Albany, Troy Buffalo, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago, and all Intermediate
places
Drafts Notes. Bills &C., collected at all the above
places S. v. R. HLCKCoX, Agents.
JeS diff Waldo Block Main St
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Spy job Once, In connection with the Office Of
this paper, have extensive Job Printing Office fur
nished with every variety Of type and both fast and slow
presses, upon which can I'll any order for Printing
with neatness and despatch and at very low prices. Cali
and see.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-27

CALVIN E. PRATT,
ATTORNkY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 2oe Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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Intelligence O6icc. Having been duly licensed
to keep Intelligence Office the undersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels Boarding Houses and Private Families
with American, and other male and female help. Orders
from the Country promptly attended Persons In want
help and those wishing for employment are invited
call.
Ut Tenements, Stores and Offices to he let.
Or MONEY to loan collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS Q. MUM. 233 Main St
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Sparkling Soda Water. with the usual variety
of choice Syrups. Fifty Tickets for one dollar
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary
may14 diff 201 Main Street
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Rorsn inporsnt law. relative to County
soc outside.