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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

AI.u over lUOU0U I'nInlluE4 NnIOos. Modns Ihnlt-,
Albums, Vnlunbl' Books, and Ponloos of EnPnvinra,
ma ing in all 1870 900 lt- which will be distributed h,
a ,mmcc appointed ly the Shareholders, aud t,,#
wared free Of clase bV he Puble's ohcdIcnt
DA>HALLS co,
asG Broadway. New Yark.
Orders for Ems nyinrs und Ii Is IN thi.
te prise day arriving from Il rnts OF the United
Sntrs and Cann Ia. which warrant in pom -inP
very curly day f the distribution Appru ions shn1d
bn made Immediately, rs ony certain number Il fir,
ris car be sold l.ecr. with the monry cpclo.ed,
he rcpnd aud the Engraving and Ticket viii be of.
unf ted free DASlIAIL & co.
,lrc nd Mn isG Braadwny New lnrt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20
SILVER, SILVER, SILVER.

TUE subscriber m- Ju. finished yc,y r.
hJec SUI ply oi Sil,cr.enrr, embracing the EIA
loowne articles: G2Siz8
TErencd Table md T'a-po"rs u'nn lalc aud T'a
.poan. Threaded 1ale, Bo-er md I" furhs, plain and
threaded soup. md g,nvy ladles, Sngnr Tones
m Spoon, CaAe no1 Bpttcr kniyes, fle md trIlt
Ku yes SnIt aud Au.tsrd Spoors Silver Cups nnd Cob.
ps Crenm rifchers, liver Sngnr Dishes, \ 'ons
,ni Bowls all 0airerled pure coin.
4 80. II very handsome assortment ol Pla cd y elil
Cn,ors Cake and riit Baskets, Gard BosNrt-, Inh"
md Tn -pnuu- GaHd e,ticks, Satsfs IL. ErG-"nds,
Water rit hers Nr. all warranted ~ rcprcsrI tod a.
In, i'm ,li tine Eaele. TllOS. NoNLAN
L.. p.ts Sycamore 81. Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20
PETERSBURG.
DOMAINS & JOHNSTON,
Gr0ccrs and Commission Merchants,
nl, g.s Petersburg, Va.

NE " COZ Nj S>1ON 10 u
IN pE ERSBukG AND CITY fol I
BENJAMIN +. CHILDREY,
4 enei al Commission & Forwarding MeIohan
1rmtcnlur attention, paul L. tic see al Wheat Flour
Corn Tobacco und purchase nt merehan ne generally
Produce gumen- sdliccd and all o,wnr lnr puSl
donc with &c ,nnm, md dispatch. Business com
mencr 1t l-y ol Jnnualy. 1888.
References may bel nd al
MrsAr- Mcllwtine. Son 700,
Wills Len ~ Co.
Smsth u Dunn,
iar Mcllwune n Co, Peter sbure, aud
y. q. Ba,cr finoa-tlc W.
\ II shall 10 At CITY toint every dny, nnd when
ah4ent my young ..s. II '''' when n" Phft'nIhi
y employed at Guy Point may be II und At my "hee
IN rccrshurg und for the present mnv be found NJ the
Dept ol the :. :. Il Il. &" H. i. o.
in l2-t-
NoIICE The icrs,c cucd, menlhnr- ol the late
y him ot Wills. Len \ Brownley will c"ndnct Fro
luce and t,cnrru Commis-,on aud Forwarding business
under The iyc ond firm ot
LEA \ BROWNLEi.
~ the old stand ot IL, Lc n BIO" nty on Walnut
,irect first dour above Powell Hotel
WILLIAM LEA,
WM. S. BRONNlEN.
Petersburg, Jnny lst. 1855
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

gSHE under g1ed vii, continue the Groc"ey AM
Z ,mn.j,. i,u business at the old Stand ol Wilson
\ F.aahl in. where . intends k"cp senc'ni stock
at ,.viy artic i'm h> line would gla I 80" IL
o rustanor, and the pt bl. gene all, Fl mpt alien.
non T., all f,twlriing aud otErr business entrusted 10
JOS II. NILSSON.
@=,.#rLr, IT. fS5i sep Pts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20
GAS! GAS!. GAS!
New Auction and Commission House.

New Auction ana 0MMiSSlOE mouse.
ypHE suhscrbrr has 'catcd Market street, tw ,
| doors below The Post Office. where he intends n
rnrrv ON the Ictinn ond Commission busin He
il We ki- personal attention The sa. personal
n, 4 real estate hoises &c. He sulicits cnnsignmeuts
al good, int"aded for auction, W ic shall receive hi
p,oInut attention WM. l.. LECkIE.
ian Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

OF utmost every description, e'nhr7cos new eNls "re''
Gaa.l- Irish Linen flnnnoIs Liasey-, Ca'>lnotts,
kerseyS. Kentucky Ieal> &. SC.
la Sh,y< more or le,. of varina~ yIas, at unu<nl.
y chenp p,ir'-
y. B.-Ncy, Goo Is received u"arv yer, week.
NJ, 23-is mo. ]. PURNIS At, Nc..& &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

bHtsD SEED just 10 hnod lot oi crop
ID Bird scsd.-Gauoy, Rnpc and Hemp very clean
nd uire. Eur snle J.,
doc p{-ta
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lNOALL MIlUMlT WAY CONCElkN

-Ne -halI conllnue - cal upon IIlends Tor
lir Of their bil-, do st Jnuunr. the bal
nucc Of the month after which, having tho time
necessary dev"r 10 H. sin place hnse lem"nrnE
Unsettled IN othc, h0n2S fo cnlI'a tion
tow Is BI RROUGIIS, SHAFER & co.
ICE. ICE The Subscribers making afiuuur-
] mcnts 10 hhve depot mI retailing Ice al 'h'ic
Stolc nj lowest market nccs. Those disPoz-d favor
with Ieircusrom rel, upon being iaeoariy sup
piled will good Ice MI times nud in II qn antlty
~ j. II. THOMPSON \ co.'s
G.b l3l- New Drug Store.
DAA EBLS. Mounruin L,m", 100 bbIs | tom,s-
%OOfon Lime, ia and in good ofder For
.uIon, ~ 30tS b. +. SACkET1. l3n.ip.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

rlNii Il next ot Mrs. kuk patrick Seminary tor
Nonne Ladies c,mmcnce, on Thursday 9Th Feb y.
Mira h ia4removrd to the lower end If Main ST, two
doors below the lst Presbyterian Ghurch.
ION, S.Ita
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-20

NEW CONCERN have u,soc'ntrd with me
' ntsc Grocery uni Commission business Mi. R"ht
= Elan We shal do business AT the -nmo s'nnd tor
nrrly occupied by myself under the firm nd style OF
Miller \ Eam
return my thank. for the patronage extended 70 me
and hope the n w concern may have foil employment.
". a MILLER,
ieno ,fa On llasn.
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To tue People of the City of Lynchburg and all
HE Surroundilg Count
liNtE
SUDDsy of New Goods,

FOIIN J. r. RA Is. Agent Tor Kent. Paine 4 Kent
- unr y, g't tor :. ). kea Ia n"'' rc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

votion Of OF his followers After this he changed
his tactics, and confined himself to the guerilla
warfare; his wonderful energy revived the spirits
of the people, and in 1870 all the mountains we're
in revolt once more Setting up his headl aarters at
Dargo, he converted the whole distric. into vvst mill
tary colony In 1872 he revenged Grabbe the defeat
Of Akhugo Upon the recall Of Grabbe, Schamyl held
his with equal courage against his successor Gen.
Nedhart, in 1874. In 1s45 the last great struggle be-
tween Schayl and the Russians took place under Count
woronzow who advanced upon Dargo, which he found
in flames On his retreat from Dargo he was again a..
tackled By Scbanay and the whole OF the army wouid
have been infalliby sacrificed had not Woronzow re-.
ceiyed timely assistance from Gen. Fretag For tins
service Worozow was made prince the capture OF Dargo
being considered great victory,
In 1886 Schsmyl made an incurson into hubardah,
and plunderei and laid the whole OF the Russian
territory.
In Isls 1850 and 1858 Schamyl again broke through
1he line Of the Russian fortresses he has united the
,nounainse rs nation capable OF the most com
pete unity Of action and animated oy the same faith.
FINALLY information was received by a correspondent
from Crcassa, dated May II 1855, that schamyl had
recovered his from captivity with the Russians by
zsp exchange effected for the vie Of Russian general
aud two female attendants. who his prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Five officers wounded.
The names Of the officers wounded are - Major
Govone, stan Corps; Captain Pioo. ditto Liente
naDt Call. Mont-~rrat Light Cavalry; Sub. Lieute
nant Gopher, 7th Regiment Of Infantry; Sub Lien
tenant coodebo. Regiment Of -apper-.
The whole u the British batteries at the mouth Of
The Tyne are Icing strongly fortified A half moon
battery will be erected ri The end u The Castle cl;
and the Spanish battery, which has been Ia exist,
cnce since the time Of the Spanish Armada l. being
reconstructed.
The AustrsIisn colony 81 Victoria, Ia 1850, with
about 90 600 dggerS, produced from too Of the
principal fields gold equal Ia value ~ Ga 900 900;
10 1853, with about 5000 dgscr- and about ak
gold fields, I'll 900 600; Ia 1854. with 100 900 dig.
gers, and sixteen gold Helds. 81 300 0o0 and thu.
year, With upwards oi 100000 diggcrs and more
than twenty gold fe!ds. the Estimated product Il
abou; 81 100000; and this obtained by applying
machinery and rcwosking the refuse Of the old gold
1eldr.
At the lat sitting Of tie Academy Of sciences, Of
Belgium, ". Lcvefrier ann0gnoed the discovery u 4
small new plane. BY u. Goldsmith, = painter and
amateur astronomer. The number Of planets IL nov
thirty eight
Tie Emperor OF Russia las ordered that the rail.
way from =, Petersburg 10 Mo-cow shall he hence
forward called he Nicholas Railway In honor Of the
late Gar.
The Empress u Rassia ha- received from NayIs 10
August a. 1885, IN private q ia for the wounded Of
sebaiopol, snm ~ I,057,l2sf. and 500 cars o
Int old linen, &c.
The deaths 10 the city n Brussels during The
month 81 September Amounted 10 az; and the birth.
70 49, difference Of u against the latter.
In switzerland, az In savoy, the potato crop
exceedingly abundant. TIE yield u apples and
pears Il also satisfactory. A. ~ The uDetssying
districts, the VINE all l. good, though the yied
scarcclJ an average.
Tie customs revenue Ut GfecDo,k rcoilsnd. f0r
The quarter just ended shows The large IN rcasc %
~ 9s3 ~ compared with the corresponding period
last year. The Gla~go~ customs revenue for The
quarter shows inctrsse ~ flI ls-J oref the cor
responding quarter 81 1854
The AnnuAire ~ The Belgian Academy contain.
an Interesting biography o. Arago. During the
revolution the great Astronomer got ebtangled ia q
crowd ard vas In lmrnfri, dsDger ~ being thrown
into The seine. Twenty hands were siready up0n
HE collar and the satopa Guard eefr boxing 90
trembling with horror. A non commissioned o@.oer
ah0. with al i,s rAshns~ ~ Peter. had CO, down
one ~ the assailsDts only heightened The confn.ion
Du ~ t0fn, and helpless, Arsgo cried out m
be- ! ~ hsa gWs J0its-ros. d0ns sss,s !, a.
90, pas roEr ralsed laugh. and hs s.sruagner
tseafed.
n, King x ~ BelgiAba has oaersd pri,s a
II 10 frABes b. tho huthor n the l..st hla9ry OF
TIE reign of'bs Archdnke- AlieFf AMI Isabella.
The total exports u Tea aa5 sik fof the -eas9a u
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
News Items.

CHILI-While most of the other republics
of South America are convulsed with revo-
lutions and anarchy, Chill maintains most
enviable state of tranquility and commercial
prosperity.
OtTThe New York Herald has discovered
a secret society In Canada. having for its
object the release ofthat province from allie.
glance to the crown Of Great Britain.
0tFThe Boston Post says that David
Leach, Of South Adams, was so enraged be.
cause young bull refused to be led, that
he gouged out both the animals eyes.
EFNine hundred barrels of snails were
exported from Switzerland, tor foreign con-
sumption, in October and November last.
or A new Secret Political Association
has been organized at Albany, calling them
selves "Rabbits." It's character is not di
vulged.
O|FMrs. Henderson, charged with the
murder of her child in Belmont County, has
been tried and acquitted.
EFThe Young American expired at
Pittsburg after three or four issues. Short
life is Cayenne Characteristic. ..
0FWashington Irving has nearly COM
pleted a life of General Washington, upon
which he had been long engaged.
6FJames Power, shoemaker in Bos-
ton has received intelligence from England
of the death of a relative, by which he has
become heir to about 100000.
0HFGeo. w. White, Of North Madison,
Ind, was accidentally crushed between two
ralroad cars on Friday evening and died on
Sunday morning.
fkFEx-Senator Clemens of alabama, gets
100000 by the success OF land claim al
lowed by Congress, for his services in push
ing it through.
0F A Menomonie lodge near the town oI
Green Bay, was burned on the 18th ult., and
two Indian men and one woman were burned
to death. They were too drunk to escape
the flames.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
RndIY ErigIltened.

LYMAN w. HALL ard several others Of
the high priests OF the Know Nothing Coun-
Gil at Ravenns, became badly frightened
when coming down from their council room
last Monday evening. As these worthless
made their appearance at the bottom OF the
stairs, there happened to be two or three
young men standing near, whereupon the
Know Nothing brethren, drew down their
hats, the order was given to "run" and each
man started for the nearest hiding place.
Beauties, all of them: ashamed to be seen.
How frank, how manly, for men protesting
to be honest and candid! Tis said that
brother Hall, as he "made tracks" for the
county Jail, presented very beautiful and
graceful appearance. He is equal to Fal-
staff in his palmiest days. Such are speci-
mems of the members Of the 50 called Amer
can party; afraid of day-light-afraid ol
their own shadows. What exalted ideas
they must have of the meaning Of that word
manhood. ..........
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
March 23d, 1855.

THE QUAKER MAJOR GENERAL.-Mr. ELI
JONES, member Of the Society of Friends,
who was few days ago elected Major Cen
eral Of the militia of Maine, has declined the
appointment. When it was rendered to him
he made quite an interesting speech, from
which we quote:
at was generally understood that he en-
tertained peculiar views in respect to the po-
licy of wars. If he was, in fact, an expon-
ent of the views of the Legislature on that
subject, he would cheerfuIly undertake to
serve the State in the capacity Indicated
With much pleasure would he stand before
the militia OF the Second Division, and give
such orders as he thought best. The first
would be to ground arms the second would
be sright-about-face beat your swords into
ploughsbares and your spears into pruning
hooks, and then learn war no more and ht
would then dismiss every man to his farm
and his merchandise, with an admonition dai
ly to read at his freside the New Testament
and ponder upon its tidlngs Of Peace or
earth and good will to men.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
MANY CITIZENS.
March 26, 1855.

We would direct especial attention to tho
call for an anti-tax and anti Know Nothing
meeting to be held on Friday evening next.
The election next Monday, is one of much
importance in wany respects. and it is to be
hoped that every citizen who is in favor of
an economical management Of our home af-
fairs, and the rights Of conscience and equal
iity, will be found in the field, ready to la
bor for the election of honest and faithful
men to Office. Township and corporation
officers should be elected with especial ref
erence to the duties they are to perform
Our local taxes are heavy;-let men be
chosen, who by their economy and prudence,
will lessen these burthens.
Again, let the meeting be an ant-Know
Nothing meeting in the fullest sense Of the
term. A man who has about him SO much
of the knave or coward, that he needs dark
ness to cover his principles and movements
is.unworthy Of public trust, and should nev.
erbe appoiEted even to the humblest office
We are opposed to compromises with dark
ness in any shape or form whatever, for the
sake Of triumph. An honorable defeat il
far better than dishonorable victory. Ou
opponents are secret foe. They lie in am
bush. They will not and dare not come ou
openly. 1t is true they may call meeting
to make il appear that it is peoples move
ment; but their nominations are first mad,
in secret, and no man wiR receiUe their support
who has not first been nominated by them, a
ameeting of the Know Nothing Council
This course of procedure has already beel
adopted by them and will be carried out t.
the letter.
Let then, the Democrats of the township
and village and all others whether whig o.
free soil, who are opposed to high taxes ant
who are in favor Of religious and social equal
ity, meet together, and make such nomina
tions as the times and the best interest of tn,
people require. Such course, will meet tn,
appreciation Of all candid men, and will in
sure the election Of coed and compsten
men to the several offices. Such a cours,
will give US the victory.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28

aware OF their exi.tsace.i We do not see
any besd Of such al association here. Ia
aid i not required u develop the proceed
ilgs of Know Nothing councils. They are
already known. We have been familiar
with the names, number, movements and
Ritual of the leading Know Nothing coun-
ellis OF Portage County for several months
long before we heard Of the existence Of
the SAG Nichts. II 10 impossible fer a Sc.
cret political party to exist any great length
of time without an exposition of its move
ments. In this country, every thing Of a
public nature should be done openly and in
the broad light Of day. Men are not mere
things to be bought and sold, or harnessed
and driven like bruits at the pleasure of
few. They may wear the yoke for while'
but net always-they may be led in the dark
but reason and judgment soon rebel and
they are compelled by their own sense oi
salfrespect to come out into the light. The
feeling of degradation and abasement, con-
sequent upon the secrecy and abject servi
tude which the Know Nothing creed impo
ses uro6 its members, sooner or later com
pells them to an abandonment Of the pro
Scriptive order.
Below we give the constitution OF the
Sag Nichts Association, and we will take i
as an especial favor if the Democrat viii
publish it next week. twill pay for care
ful perusal. The principles therein lai'
down are broad, comprehensive and liberal
| If they are wrong, then the Declaration o
Independence was wrong, and the signer'
of that immortal instrument committed ;
grevious blunder. But they are not errone'
Gus. Our opponents dare not question theiI
correctness. No true American will eveI
discard the doctrine Of "free religious to!er'
alton" Birth and religion are made the
standard of merit only in monarchical anc
dispotic governments. In Republic-sucf
narrow and illiberal views cannot long be
tolerated.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
II. V. HYDE,
H. H. DoDD,
G.. HULETT,
Committee.
[coNT1NUED.]
A Faithful Girl.

A case of woman's devotion has recently
been brought to our knowledge which cer-
tainly equals anything that we have ever
met, within the realms Of romance. The
circumstances occurred in this city, and are
perfectly we'll authenticated. While the
small pox was raging here a few weeks
ago, young man employed in a store on
Lake street, was seized with the disease. 1t
was, Of course, improper for him to remain
there, and the people with whom he lived,
whe were distant relatives of his. refused to
permit him to stay in their house. The re-
suit was, that he was taken to the pest.
house. WV '''t
1t so happened that hew engaged to be
married to most estimable and amiable
young lady, No sooner did she hear Of his
condition than she determined at once thai
she would nurse him. She underwent vac
cinaton, and then went where they had ia
ken her bethrothed to the pest-house. Here
she found him, alone, sick, wretched, desert
ed by all the world. And here she remain
ed, like ministering angel, waiting beside
his bed of pain, soothing his dlstresses, ant
! attending to his wants. He died.
But how consoling must have been hi
last moments. Though all the world ha'
forsaken him, she, whom he loved bette
than all the world, remained faithful to tn
last. Her hand It was that smoothed hi
pillow; her eyes still beamed upon him witt
mournful but undated affection; into he
ear he poured his last words Of love, OF sor
row, and of hopes that in this world nigh
never be fulfilled. '3 t1i'
1t recalled to our mind, when we hear
1 it, the words that .Bulwer puts in the mout
of one Of his characters: "To be watche
and tended by the one we love, who woul
not walk blind and barefoot over the world.
4 Chicago Tribune, March g. 3'af
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28

Patriotism AT DIscoUNT.-There il
deal Of sarcasm, in the following paragraph
from the Cleveland Herald, which will be
appre eciatedsby all'who have respect for the
memory Of the good and great; ID 4
1aThe citizens Of New York contemplate
the erection Of colossal statue in Union
Squarein honor of Bill Poole; and in con-
alteration Of the great pecuniary embarrass'
ments, both OF the city and citizens, it il
proposed to suspend the workings upon the
statue Of ashington, and defer its propos.
ed erection in the Park till more conven;
lent season. The design has not yet beer
determined on, A distinguished artist il
now employed on . painting representing
1 Poole as being transported, Psyche-like, b,
the Zephyrs, TO the abodes Of the blessed
The painting will be placed in the Cit
Hall, neis the likeness Of De Witt Clin
lton.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28

LIABILITY OF RAILROAD CoMPANIEs.--A
decision of some Importance was made in
the Supreme Court of Ohio, on the 9Th
inst, in relation to the liability of Railroad
Companies for the killing of cattle and
other animals that have got upon the track
By this decision they are held to a very
strict accountability in such cases. Judge
Bartly, in giving his decision, said: "There
is no law in Ohio prohibiting the oUners ol
domestic animals, consisting of cattle, hor-
ses, hogs, &c, from runiug at large upon
the range ofuninclosed land, except'When ura.
ruly and dangerous" His Honor further
holds that the rule of the common law Of
England has never been in force in Ohio
"being inapplcable to the circumstances
condition and usage of the people, and also
inconsistent with the Legislation of the
State" f -.f ...... '-
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-03-28
The Sag Nicht Association.

Public attention has recently been called
to the existence and movements Of party
bearing the above name, which is spreading
rapidly over the country, and particularly in
the State of Ohio. Wherever it goes,
Know Nothingism ia compelled to yield,
and such is the rapidity of its march, that
"fear and trembling" has seized upon our
opponents, and they are filled with dread
lest the structure they have bulded. shall
come tumbling down, and they find them.
selves involved in the common ruin.
Fer the benefit of our readers, we will
give them as nearly as we can, the charac'
ter and objects of the Sag Nichts Organiza-
ton. 1t is secret association formed orig.
inally by seeding Know Nothings, but now
embraced by many others 1t is not strictly
speaking, political party, and is not intend
ed to be permanent organization. 1t makes
no nominations for officers either in county
or State. 1t has declaration OF principles
but no platform of measures. It's objec
10 solely to secure the overthrow Of thu
Know Nothings, by an exposition of thei
constitution, oaths, bylaws and all their mo
tives and purposes. When this is done, the
design of its origin will be accomplished
and the society will disband. ...
Opposition presses whose editors gener
ally belong to the Know Nothing order, ar
becoming exceedingly nervous, and no,
seek by misrepresentation to prejudice tn
pgblic mind against the new association
To this end, they labor to create the impres
sion that it is movement of the Nations
Administration, and that the Catholics ar
eat the bottom" Of it. These represents
tions are false. The movement SO far q
we can learn, was started in Ohio, and neitl
er the administration or the Catholics hi
anything todo withit. Protestant Know Not
logs, who, when made fully aware of Il
designs OF that order bscame disgusted wi
ifs ceremonies end shocked at its treason
bic intentions, left 4. are chargeable wi
bringing thisnew order into existence. r
It is said that Councils Of the Sag Mich
are being formed In Portags County.
ihis be so, we have not a6 yet been ma