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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

friend came once more to my bedside, where
l again lay wounded, and, though exhaust
ed and worn out with the fatigues Of the
day, watched over my troubled sleep with
as much affectionate solicitude "a Il had
been bis own son, Acts of kindness such
as these | can never forget until my OWE
heart forgets to beat and if | thought 1t
necessary, would make the same pledge
10 his memory, here in the Senate, which be
made 10 Inc at Cerro Gorio that, to the
best OF my ability, | would try to see full
justice done to his reputation. But no such
pledge is necessary. No American will
ever found to do injustice to the reputation
Of General Quitman. No, sir the State
in which be sleeps, the country he loved and
served 50 well, history aud posterity, will do
fail justice to the memory Of one OF Amer.
ica's brayest soldiers aod nobleat sons.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Providence
Journal, has been spending some pleasant
evenings at 81. Paul, Mimi, in the house
"of grandson Of British major who fell
at the battle OF Bunker Hill, and whose "a
Their wears on his British person five wounds
received in the battle Of Lundys Lane.
The gentleman himself has been adopted
into the bosom Of our body polite and by
bis well applied energy, he has done much to
adorn the city Of his residence.
RUaoRs are current in Washington that
Senator JgrFERsos DAVIS will take an ear.
ly opportunity to comment, in the Senate,
upon Mr.. DOUGLAS Illinois speeches. IL Is
very probable that Mr.. DoCGLAs will have
early and ample opportunities to explain
and defend his position in relation to the
Democratic party, wherever it may be-
DuRIsG the last year, more than two
thousand persons were married in tbs city
Of Cincinnati. The statistics of each month
nrr thug given
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
Another step

The Detroi, Free Press, says that the cleo
ton Of Mr.. lrfrLsJons M Speaker aud Of
Mr. RIcuARp.os. an English abo,ions,. ~
Clerk Of The New York Assembly, il ano-
Their step in the SEWARD programme, Mr.
LIrrLEous has. il possible. exclei Mr.
SEWARD in the annuncIation Of revolution
AIRY doctrines. Two years ago he declared
his readings. TO put his foot upon The COO.
sti,uton' # necessary to abolish slavery in
the southern States. The State admins.
tration OF New York is now organized upon
the platform OF SfwARp's Rochester address,
which Is that slavery must be- abolished in
the South or established in the North that
free and slave States cannot live In unity to-
gether-ihst all the States mus, be- FREE or
all slave. IL ls with this platform that Mr..
SEWARD sgeks to lie the candidate of the
black Republicans Tor the Presidency. Mr..
MORGAN. Mr., Ssw,RpS Governor, rrpudi-
a,cs the idea oil popular government in the
Territories aud arrogates to a sectional ma.
jori,y in Congress the supreme righ, of he.
,erminng the des,nits OF the future States
OF tie Union.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

From tae Washington sla,-s, Jal.7.
Looking fresh as the morning. ard firm
as "A pillar OF iron. with his brow wreathed
with the triumph OF reelection, and his
heart full II pleasant memories Of the glad
greetings which met him everywhere in his
southern t0ur, be whoa men In admiration
of his genius, political success, and iEdomit.
bic pluck. call Lttie Giagf Of me Wet, ar
rived at his home in Washington last night,
amid the laundering cheers of delighted
people.
a friend Of his, greeting him when lie
reached his mansion, said, Why, Judge, if
you continue to grow as you are growing
ia!luding to his physical appearanee,) we
viii soon have to call you the Big Giant Of
the West 10 which Mr.. Douglas humor.
ou,ly replied, that the came remark had
blen already made to him by another. and
that he had answered: You know | am
for our expansion, and | deepiGs with that
idea, am expanding too But he is no liz
tie giant--it ia mismomer; lie is big
giant already --big in bis love for the people;
big in his hopes for the perpetuity OF tie
Union; big in his fame, intellect, and in his
prospects OF increased rcnowu aud glory
THE DEPOT.
IA the hour Of seven approached, the
crowds began to pour ike succession Of
waves into the long passages Of the railway
-tatioa..; they clustered arogsd the columns
they grouped themselve. in b. erie Of light
which fell from the many lamps, they ragged
Ihemseiye; along the ratings, the name II
Stephen A. Douglas passing from group 10
group the while Ike the wind from wave 10
wave.
At leng,h the bell OF the locomotive was
heard ringing in the dark distance. and the
eager groups and knots of people were
broken up, ard there WAS a rush for the posi-
too supposed to &c the most favorable for
view. In came the traiu--i;s burning
lamps, as il were. fgnra,tve vi the glory
which lights the Dong As path. aud a ,hun-
d,ring hurrah announced that the expected
one was aboard.
Nr Douglas was on to a,t car. and. as
be stepped from IL, he was received mos,
cordially by commItte, ald many an obi
TREND aud new retainer aui right ani k.ii he
cNtcoded bis arm 10 Gasp The luAny friendly
hands held out % him A procession was
Immediately formed ard Mr.. Douglas. with
hat in hand, AID .sanin- on the arms OF two
OF his irields pr,crciei toward his carriage
which wAs 10 waiting. On either SIDE ,he
peope fTncd tacs. and a. the procession
pass,d through, with Capt. Goddard al is
bad, storm Of cheers Eep' onward WITH
y. pr7claim.ns 10 ,hurd.r tons. that in the
hsa-ts Of the people Mr. po1gL1s has a
home.
TIE NkNy1N
Wa NJ. Douglas o41r.a-e reached tie
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Kansas The Kansas Legislature is
now in session. Bills have been introduced.
and will undoubtedly pas. repeating the
slave code passed by former Legislatures.
GOV. MEDARy 10 his message, intimates
that !, IS tte best policy Tor Kansas to re
msin as a Territory, aud not ask admission
into the Union as State, until her popuIa-
ton j. sufficiently large, The Comptroller
reports the taxable property Of the Terrific
~ to be $4,000 900 the humber Of acres
Of land sold 5000 600. and 3 900 900 acres
pre-eEpted.
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susl,. ~ Utah.

A rather singular state OF things, judicial
ly, exists IN the Territory OF Utah, Judge
SINCLAIR seems 10 be very anxious To have
plenty of business, and in his charge to the
grand jury opposed the Interpretation given
to the Presidents pardon by the COMMITS.
sioners aud Governor CONaiSd, and claims
that the Judge only sees with judicial eyes,
and knows nothing respecting apy particu.
lar case ot which he is not informed Judi.
cially consequently, the pardon no, having
been extended TO the people through him. it
amounts 70 nothing /, aud he goes in fur
having every body b,iosc the court. The
Judge includes in his charge the cunsdera-
ton Of the subject OF po'ygamy. The jury
are to ,iod out II it exists IN the Territory.
and 10 what extent, ard the Judge winds
up " II probable TIA, 10 grand jury in
the United States ever held in i,s grasp
questions So grave and comprehensive as
those which ought to occupy your minds"
The prosecuting attorney. Mr.. WusoS.
addressed the jury in cpposiuou to the course
pointed out by the Judge, aad defended the
position taken by the Executive, the Com
mssioners and the new Goy,rnor. lie at
forth the RICH, Of the Chief Executive of
the nation to pursue the course he dbl. tha,
the Commissioners we're invested with au-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

lnE steamship Prince ALber, ofiL, Gal
way Inc, .rom -. Johns, Newfoundland
bas made ibe most rapid passage On record
os,veea Ice shores o, turope aad Auer!ca.
>hc 't.J II joins 4, night o. The l0th ri,
ard as d ArtAn Islands on the nigh, Of
'be l6tA q thc same mouth. thus running
from 'Aore to 'AJre "a I've days sod sixteen
ari hall hours
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

Ma. noCGls WILL GO pEroRE rus
Cu,ELsroS CoSNgNrloS The lChicago
Itm,s, the homc organ OF DorGL,s. and
which always speaks ON authority, says;
Mr. Douglas will not ask nomination al
the hand. OF the Charleston Cunvru,ion. Il
IN that hsly hiS irieuds should present. his
name. and be i've nominated. he vii not 6rl
a, liberty to decline Il; il his friend. should
no, present his naWe, then the nominee 81 the
convention will receive hs support The
use OF his name by any man or body at ,a,u
a. candidate Tor the Presidency ~ any
other Office indepeud,n, OF and hostile To
the nom nations Of the pem ,cra,ic party, Is
uuau'hori1cd by Mr. pougla, will never ~.
ccive his sanction, and wholly rrpugusn, to
his wishes and desires. We say this much
with a fall knowledge Of Ms truth. aud
knowing that W. express 10 tbs particu.
lar his own sentiment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

MAsAcaUsgrTs.-The legislature Of this
State ne, 90 the 9Th. Hon. CHARLES
H.LS Republican OF the Boston .;irs7tissr
was c'eet,d Speaker Of the House a
United STATS Senator in place Of Gen.
Wus7S. IS to be elected. We suppose
WHS1s vii b. rselec,sd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

IHE hiLLENiuG APrRoAcHrSG.-A letter from Vienna
announces meeting Of the representatives of the Cal
Nsts beyond the Thesis, at the town of Miskoev not
wthstanding Ministerial prohibition Serar r rIo.,
Catholics priests and laymen accepted invitations to be
Inc proceedings were interrupted by the arrival Of
out delay but they refused recognize his aubor;ty
because he was not in uniform. Iucensed at this he re-
red threatening to bring armed force to break mn
the eonVentcie He did not return. however and the
Assembly went on deliberately to discuss the Imne,s
edct o the lst September and finished by petitoninp
ms Majesty to suspend it, and place the Protestant
the year lsis A vast crowd assembled round ,ho
mouse IN which the Convent held but the pubIic
peace was not disturbed troops made their appear
1hee' In order that the Government should clearly up
derstand that the Roman Catholics In UnnSsr -
common cause with Protestans several Influential men,
ner oi the two confessions dncd together at Miscolz
Durng the repst the Catholic priests drank to the Hro
testant clergy, and the latter did not fail TO reur, ,b
compliment '" '''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

AZ large meeting Of the citizens Of Roanoke county
held IN the Court House the 2lst day Of November
1859, that being Court-day WM u. PRESTON ESQ. was
called to the Chair and lrSRY =. BLAIR, Esq was ap-
pointed Secretary.
DR.. John w. Griffin then offered the following preamble
and resolutions:
RSsorsd, That the recent outrage at Harpcr's Ferry
but 100 plainly intimate that the time has az length ar.
rived for testing the capacity Of the civil institutions Of
the country to protect as from The designs Of Fanatics
who come midnight ncendarcs and assassius TO ay
waste our dwellings aud involve IN a the honors too
revolving 10 bc named, Of scryic war.
RSsoirSi, That while We would not DO, nor advise
anything TO be done in a vindicve spirit IN the
opinion Of this meeting sclfpcscrviton requires that
every effort shall be madeuo matter at what cost Of
money or " needs be. sacrifice Of lfc-to arrest and
bring TO justice a the insgators aud accompccs n the
tragedy referred TO, whether they be found ia
foreign country.
Rc'osed That The thanks Of Virginia are due 20 Gov.
Crn0r Wise for his prompt action iu the matter hereto
fore and that confidently expect from his uutrng en-.
crgy all that eau be- accomplished for the future.
Rssoirsd, That, while We have confidence in the "a.
riosm and Law abiding character of our conservative c
low citizens Of the free States Of the Union these arch
hcuds n human shape should admoush that there h
necessity for precautionary measures 10 guard against
thc efforts Of other uccndaric who may hc, under
sumed characters. and false pretcnces rayersing the
Southern States Tor the purpose ofproducine dsaccon
on the part of the slaves towards their owners and IL
possiblc, incitug them toinsurrcction and rebellion
Therefore, Rssoiref further, That u. e. Shauks N
W. Chapman, charles u. Griffin " " e. Brown q w
Sbauks, g. u. BOARD Samuel Parish, Ak white Lewis
Lrklc, @. W. Burweli, John w Hurt Charles T. Cooke
John Garst, Jr., David Dcverle Harvey Smith Dr. r y
Jackson, James McConkey David " Brand Giles Bar.
nett Elias Thomas Joel Dabncy, David Sloan Spared
y simmons, Mathew Harvey William W Brand, Robt
g. Allen, A J. Dcycrlc, Bcni. ,. Thomas ?. " Hort
Jonathan Mason James G. Mason, james O. Dcycrle
Charles Lunsford, Lewis Richardson, Wesley Carter
John Bard, Jos. Bendy, Thomas Lewis, D. g. McClsna-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
THE AMELIA MILITIA

To Hc Editor 0f me WIG:
A communication under the above caption dated Not
ioWay Dee 5th, 1852 appears in your issue of TO-DAY
which places the Amelia Troop Of Cavalry IN false DO
sidou before che public, without however am sure any
such design or intention the part Of ts author The
communication referred to- leaves the inference that this
Troop has been organized since the outbreak 40 Harpc
Ferry and with special reference 20 that AFFAIR and that
the citizens generally have contributed 20 uniform the
Troop when n fact the Amelia Troop organized on
the lth day Of June last without reference 10 ary par
icuar outbreak Invasion but simply to "all kinds
and FROM All quarters aud without material aid from
any individual who 's not member Of the company.
A PRIVATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

han, Peyton L. Terry, Charles Oliver, John Trout p
horer, w H. Dennis, VIM. B. Preston, Daniel O. Kiser
Jacob Bonsack, Palmer St. Clair Samuel G. Wood Wm
meDermed, Upton H. Evans, John Richardson james
kyls, David s Read, =. g. Rock VIM = Minor Isa,c
Preston, Meadow ScnclAir Jas Cooke John Gordon Jr
~ n. Bennet, VIM. Wood, be appointed a committee
oi Nganee, for this county whose duty IL shall be o
inquire into the character and objects of strangers who
may be found in community, and when in tbrir
opinion eAPedent to all suspicious persons To be
ana brought TO trial by the civil authority and
that all good Citizens OF the County are requested 10 CO.
operate with the committee
heoved That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
ished IN the Salem Register. Richmond Enquirer and
richmond Whig. and that other counties be requested
to act "a we have
Aer the resolutions were advocated in stirring and
patriotic speeches by Dr. Griffin, Jno Goode ESQ VIM
w ats, p j. Ribble, Esq, Collin Bass Esa and Hon
Henry A. Edmundson they were unanimously adop,ed
and Mr. Daniel C. keser merchant in the county then
stated that he was willing enter into an agreement
,e olher merchants OF the county, to buy goods
had bought from the merchants of the free States
u WIN. b. PRESTON, Charm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

LOUISVILLE Hoo TRADE-The number ofboy. Linel
this season around the falls Louisville ss head
against 28l 09 head the date last year The ppm
Der IN pens on Saturday evening was l54GT head ma
KING the total receipts this year lss 800 head n, 4,
thought that the packing around the falls this wear vii
reach 100000 head which will be "a 900 less than LAT
year The Journal of Monday says the hog market b.
be accepted lot Of heavy for which week 400 a. y
would have been demanded offered YESTERDAY at
SO 90 without finding buyer "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

, ASsAssiNArIoS OF TnE GOVERNOR oY BoGorA ny ms
phoIhkR-A letter from Panama states that on the Ist
OF November. jose Maria Malo Banco Governor of Bo
gota was asasnated in the street. by his brother esn
uSng dispute concerning the division of the proper,y
OF the family Jesu at first challenged the Governor 10
fired upon him three times e' "'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

NORTH CARoLfSAWAKrSG UP-The Old North st,,a
waking up to the present state Of affairs bv
military companies throughout her bodies new com,
pany has been organized at Scotland Neck, Halif,r
men. Has 6i members p VI. Edmondson Fsa C',-
tain. HSlr OiI-
Cavalry Companies forming, and will be in resdi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

appointed to rform Ho- VIM c. Rivcs oi Ilhca-o ~
NJ ms election as Pr"s7 Of the Potomac Piedmont and
alley Agricutu ", and solicit his accep,ance oc
II: ~ p'I', nave reply TO the courteous note
hm; Mr. Rive Xpre-,- his thanks for the honor in.
put regrets thai personal reasons compel him to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
At WHOLESALE.
FINEST pVNNUN as TUTMIRg VopHFft

hIkefur Of CHEWING TOBACCO embraces nearly 10 o. f
- hnf.i brt1 mau.rfu.i hero ans u the -luutry We
have asa,u tauI l lItutfy uhh ha most rsrfe1i,
retail Iaal.rs NAV tr surpfet
wm uarret ornaeo Tobacco. DstfIy Lees Premium No.. W
Rn L. Belle DO CosbV's Palmetto Ir AufUa.ar r eI.
rous a.. ID Walkers Barley Do e. y worJ4 a II y Chfis
uan's 1H Richmond
" lanEh.rne SONS Pl.,at. Orin1eo Langhorue sons
fnc 30 VI lalEnofnc SONS CITY Trade Do. Iarrforra
sons tone star Wade M1rru ans rremium-Lynehhurr
Together with other and country erarsl
a. We ee manufscued IN state uhrh Invite the a..
enon oi purchaset and vhch dispose
'srma POvE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
REHDVEn

S sI4 k' !, have removed TO their Store
Nhsr th-y have Increased their facilities for doing m
h 'Sir ne such putting up every description of Wat
ures MIGRANTS, water Closets Baths Boiler Cookpg Roo,
sls, hydrauhr Rams &c Putting up Portable Gas Woks
ntilns ~ baildluss with pipe and hxtures '''
sorts OF TN work, Rooang 4e heating buildings NIh hot
steam They
nave We best Hot Air Furnace
h.y wi put up and warrant 10 give factlo1 ~
Age assortment Of plain aud fancy tin ware and r,,
Ieniers always hand - N' a-@ VI 49, =. j
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

WV WALLACE SONS
nFlER Tor sale accommodating terms large siat r "a
~ ruuf goods as f0nnuH- r rn
~ ihlt WhiACES PURE MOUNTAIN DIV WHISKY.
loN Hhlf Fnreuau and other Mountain WHISKY
sg hhs medium quality Rye WHISKY
l0N HhIs Proof WHISKY.
lnn Uhs Cuuluor WHISKY Hf Diuu psrr t-srf.
lnn Hbl1 Common French Brandy.
81 Hhs Common Gin.
1fn Eha rrr
o. hhft Apple nranfv.
- htls Cordial and sueef vine
10 hah plpra asks d.. casks Of pure ana rfvs1
French Brandy.
~ az Casks Port Mirf. various IuaHuaa
tNtufaEnf Miue. CitFft Wine aul psr JfIsr
teouine NnVaun e. .Ears nHuiesft Cfars.
ticFInr Tobacco. Teas. Firr Cr1.kr.f.
hrHHuf ari Hsrtlia Hr.rInra 4.t NlssaraT
ttndIrs. soap lfrl. Goshen Hlftsr.
Wrapping faper. shot. Powder. sfarth. Hr A..
80 htis Refined sugars
% uta Crushed sugars
ti0 HaFs Co1ce.
81 Hhta SUGAR. ant large St-et other heavy r,ois
We solicit ne attentions aud orders Hf F41erav
''-H''e Corner Hf rrtr sri Cary stfetts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
MEETING IN ROANOKE

HorsE ~ DELEGArEs, 18th Dec, IS5o
IL The EHfOr of he Hhig:
enclose copy Of the proceedings Of the people Of
Roanoke which passed 10y very full attendance Of
the people at November Court, but by an unfortunate
mishap did reach YOU as was ordered by the meet
ing May ask for them carly Insertion in your pa
per? Most truly,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
1859.
JERSEY CITY MOULDING ANp PLANNING MILL,

JOHN II. FULLER. Proprietor.
Woop Mslldlngs Beads and Arhiraves constantly
w and worked TO order. Also, Pew Rails
Inside Trimmings Of description Brackets Tusses all
knds Of Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving &c Any
desired order Turning
all Its branches. Plain Panneled Ocagon NeWel
and made order. Balusers all
Se Ae Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak Cherry and Pine Stair
Rails sawed worked order The prices pat
tern o the book sent order part Of the United
for 100 feet running
~ Bone OF the stocks of Moulings Trimmings
greatest variety Patterns hest
materials will always be found uis establhmen Planning
with neatness and despatch. Terms cash.
JOHN FULLER will give
attention Gothic Work, Churches Public Budng Dwelling
Houses kc. Window Frames made notice
Round and Square Picket Also dealer In
aud Blinds Of description manufactured Of the best
rial and warranted stand climate BuderS Hardware
and article In that line furnished the lowest cash prices
hArbeEed Iron and Slate Man Gotta
window cGps Ae Designs aud Drawings furnished sho
outios aui-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

1nnN nRnwN- ANS

JOHN BROWN, ALIAS LAZARUS u. Nolan.
Before seeing n the Dispatch that John Bsovn was
supposed 90 have been 10 Dsnyilc under the assumed
name Of McLan, the same suspicion had been express
cd n che Northern Neck, where he travelling Go Ju.
w., lS1s, for the purpose 0f selling trl,sas
Ills siircss as given by himacf
L,sAErs MclAty,
New Lisbon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17

Il Is stated that Tom Marshall has been challenged to
hght duel Al Dubuque Iowa. The trouble commenced
customer that bis brains were located somewhere else
han in bis head
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-17
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital. s1O.OOO-OOOt

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOl
INYESrEn N THE UNITED STATES oVFR ssnN do0t
Az Directors Personally Es.JoIsiis Jy ts EsgiJ.g,. n,
tie Company
respectfully ask o.
w ard London Insurance Company 90 M policy hoI.r liz .
large cash capital and Investments. stated above
The large capital COMPANY enable % s.
hn convenient 90 parties tairirg ofnsuance
In 2ddSn 70 i ordnaTy mode Il Insurance, th Company
sues lhRHANEAIPOLItIESo the payment of TAN yNT
AZ IkEAiUAN Property l., thences5rth pFRWJNEgTLy y
INSURED The Policy be cancelled al any time ne
MUM viii be returned less per cent ~
and most liberal principle. - ''-' vs. :
Under the Policies of MS Company claims are paid upor re
enton o satacoy proof of loSs without llts,Gsuf o. f-
@ y tntrefi and not s usual amer pretents-
uou of proof wORTHAM A WYATT a--.,. ''''-
mhlA l90 Main street fcu doors above PostoHsre