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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02
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street two Of tho wcalthlcst proprictors in tho

street two Of tho wcalthlcst proprictors In tho
place. After this, under the pretencc of search
Ing Tor arms, tncy savh.u ti.i. i-....s- .--.'
,,rnnI .--;- r..~..,."ro tIio pubic square.
Several notarlcs were served In tho same man
.r. One man who refused TO give them
Money was dragged from his house into u
public square und there murdered in cold
blood. Three merchants were shot at their
supper tables. One OF The bankers Of the town
was visited by three chiefs Of the band, who
went 10 him TO demand arms In the name of
the sovereign people. AS soon us they enter
ed the house they demanded money. lie
handed to two Of the chiefs sum
amounting to nearly eleven hundred dollars
The third chici guarded the door. When
he learned that his two comrades had re-
ccivcd the above sum he went and denounced
them as thieves, and then consistently got
three other tcrrorlsts To join him and to go
| and exact II similar sum. The scountlrcls hav-
ing cNtortcd the amount, went To II cabaret to
| drink and gamble They were killed while
| thus engaged, bn: the banker did not succeed
in recovering his money. good account is
| given of their behavior at the battle of Sara
| gOssa. Although thc troops Outnuilbcrcd
them by four hundred men, yet the insurgents
conlcndcd over thirty hours, and the fight was
only put an end TO by the ARTILLERY battcring
do;n number Of houses. This sns a work
OF some time, for The Spanish hosscs arc built
like fortrcsseF. 1t is stated tiat upward OF
two huntlr,I men were killed II the struggle,
and the ,-lmbtr Of wounded may consequent
ly be rlimated ut five times ;hat lumber.
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TIE Planters and Mechanics Bank has
received no more than it's duo need of ap-
WVusvivn III tiic icccmL nctium VI the soUrivvy
for the Relief OF the Widows and Orphans of
The Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the State of South Carolina This
society, before the war, was possessed of
worry considerable funds, and amongst them,
OF several hundred shares in tho Planters
and Mechanics Bank. At the recent annual
meeting il was unanimously resolved TO pay
un the new instruments which are now called
for by The bank 10 enable it to resume busi-
ness. The managers Of the society arc
among our most active business men, and
have thus exhibited practically their conf
dencc in the hank. We trust that this inli-
cation assures us of the general concurrence
of the stockholders, and that our business
community will soon have the pleasure oI
renewing their relations with this old and
well managed institution.
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Ibe Gbag'leStnoo 8ems
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1860.
To Oar Friends I'm tho Country
duccmcnts to New Subscribe

rug
NE desire, ir possible 10 1,, ma ",.,',,',
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adjoining Siatcs .dn hdnccmemt to ne plant.
ers to suosc,.fup 20 TIE NEWS 5er0fe The erpf,a.
ton or N, present year, ace hare arranged ,oith
Nessl;s. 'ratEer, Erans &c CogstreU, the publish.
erS onhe RURAL CAR0LINIAN, to supply nat nc,o
ans s"pe'o agricultural magazine, together ,rHh
TfE NEWS, to al i,e,o subscribers, at the Joyo,c.
fng very lo,o rates:
TIE DAILY NEWS ana The RURAL CARoLIN1AS,
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the arrangement ,UW not De crtended 6eyoad
that period.
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In Stntu Quo.

The Union Longshoremcn are still on
strike, and, strange to say, the shipping
agents give no sign of either determined re-
slstancc or humble submission TO the de-
mnnds made upon them. In the meantime
the whole course OF trade is checked and
confused. and shippers know not how TO dis
pose of the thousands of bales of llcccy cot-
ton pouring into Charleston from every parl
Of the South
The employers, thanks to themselves la
Dor under many disadvantages. They have
capital to oppose TO mere numbers; but they
are not united in action, il they are united
i'll feeling and seem willing to drift help
lessly to and fro with the surges OF the poDu-
lar tide y simple coalition for purposes of
mutual protection would make the employers
invulncrabe, and in any other city than this
the proscripiivc policy of the Longshorc-
mems Union would long ago have consoliA
dated The merchants and shippers into q
compact and wieldy body, capable of meet
ing promptly even The most sudden cincr
Sency But in Charleston il is every en-
ployer for himself. To the firm and united
body OF Union Longshorcmcn there is op-
posed nothing but n crowd OF very worthy
citizens, each Of whom hus his own view Of
the cause OF the common trouble, and his
own opinion rs 10 the best way of patching
up n peace.
The Union Longshoremen, on the contra
ry, know what they nre about and stand
squarely together. They count on the ab-
sence Of organization on the part of their
opponents TO make victory sure, and they
know that their success will force every
lonSshoreman into the Union and make it.
both industrially and politically, one of the
strongest leagues in the South. In this way
they have clear idea OF what they want
and how TO obtain their ends. They Inv
down their ultimatum, and can. only be
driven from their position by unity, patience
and iirmness-thrce qualities which, among
the shippers seem to be sadly wanting. The
iongshorenicn regard this as "a fair trial of
strength, 81 fair tight for supremacy. II they
fail they will yield quietly, for there is no
bad blood, so far, between the workman and
the employer. But if they triumph, as they
expect 10 do, then they will use, to the ut
'''oo'' every power Whlcn victory may give
them.
Our opinion of the conduct OF both en-
ployers and employed is already known.
we desire that the laborcrs may be we'll
paid, and when the time comes this pa
per will fight as sturtlily rs any for the
rights OF the workinSman. But the
employers, also, have rights which should
be respected; and, whether it be popu-
lar or unpopular to say so, We do not
hesitate to declare that in their present
STRIKE the iongshoremcn go too far for they
invade the rights OF others, and pursue
themselves the very policy of prescription
which they denounce at their meetings
with violence too sudden to be sincere.
We have said our say, and wash our hands
of the matter.
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AT THE elections held on Wednesday The
Radicals were successful The members
elect are: From Abbeville, Representatives
Guilin and Sullivan; from Sumtcr-no oppo-
sthon-R Representative Warren Ramsey, nc
gro; from Kcrshaw-no opposition-R Repre-
sentative W. w. Adamson, negro; from
GeorSctown-no regular a;,ti-Radical OpDo
s'ffon, but bolting Radical candidate
Representative J. A. Bowley, negro carpet
bagger.
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Our Washington correspondent calls at
tentlon TO the fact that just before tho close
Of the Inst session of Congress, the Election
Committee reported that the Hon. w. D..
Simpson, Democrat, whose election was con-
tested by Mr.. Wallace, Radical, had p,ina
jacic title TO his seat Mr.. Simpson was not
sworn in. and the case may not bo decided
before the middle OF the winter. 1t will bc
remembered that Mr.. Simpson was elected
by about 1000 majority.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

CHARLESTON, November ], 1850
10 Str. -RdrG Read ana Miss Florence In Fond:
We, the undersigned, citizens of Charleston,
having q true appreciation OF your ability as ar
tistcs, and being fully acquainted with the mis-
fortunes of Inst week. do hereby respectfully tell
der yon Complimentary Benefit, to take place
Oh any evening you may be pleased to designate
Wishing you better success in the future, we beg
TO remain, respectfully yours,
JOHN CHADWICK, Academy OF Music.
ROBERT HAMILTON, Pavilion Hotel.
q. W. PARKER, Mills House.
J. W. SHERMAN.
Col. C. X. SMITH.
EDWARD E. STONE, U. s. N.
w. KNOX.
JOHN II. DEyEREUX.
JOHN ONEILI.
A. BUTTERFIELD; Charleston Hotel.
GEORGE TIRRELL.
JOHN A. MORoSo.
II. D0INRAU.
Aessrs. Chad,otck, Hamilton, Parker, ana
others:
DEAR SIRs-Your note rendering us Compli-
mentary Benelt Is received. We beg leave to
name Thursday Evening, November 4th, on which
occasion We will use our best efforts to please you.
With many thanks for your Kindness, we remain,
Your obcdIcnt servants,
MARK READ.
nov2 3 FLORENCE LA FOND.
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10 Advertisers.

we beg that advertisements intended for
nscrtion in TIE News may be sent direct
10 this Office. When sent through another
ofcc, they frequently do not reach us until
so late an hour as to make their publication
III the next issue Of our paper difficult, if
not impossible. we make This request not
more for our own convenience than for the
security OF the public
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

THE Annual Fair of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association will open at Whining
ton, N. c., on the 10th. The prospect for a
great success is flattering. we bog to ac-
kiiowledgc with thanks the receipt CT a
ticket OF membership from Major J. A. En-
glehard, the secretary of the Executive Com
mittce.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

ABOUT the purchase OF the Columbia Ca-
nal. Has Senator sprague fooled tho Canal
Commissioners, or have the Canal Commits.
slonerS fooled the publlc? Which Is itP
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

WHEN do the Columbia Canal Commits
sioncrs intend TO meet and declare The bogus
Sprguo contract cancelled, so that other
persons may come in and buy and build?
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I OST OR STOLEN, FROM MY PLACE,
- on Midway or Back River. ST. James Goose
Creek Parish, one MARE MUiE, years old, dark
pay: about feet high, small white spot on tlic
DacK, SSlllnc on both shoulders, n little skinned
ON TIC Witncrs. liberal reward viii he given TO
any one giving information That will lead TO It's
recovery. a. B. MAGELLAN, No. los Wentworth
inf
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Qoparll1eretiu Notice..
financial.
IL d W A X d LO WIN D IS,
BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET.

0NVhEit' NVs DNUNU STItEET,
Buys and sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks
M l,nnR WIS. and Securities OF all kinds Tic high
est market prices obtained.
ANY Information desired, by letter or .hcrwIse
VIII he clicerfuy given. Apply as above nj No
i5r0Rd street, or through PostOnce Box 30f.
WIN alao atfead to the Investments OF money in
large and amall amounts "
:, ,hEPERRHoHs-Wagner, Huger x Co., Reeder 4
Thomas q Warlng, Cashier South Carolina Loan
Snd Irust C0mpany; Pelzcr, Rodgers / Co., J. d.
Aiken and Co., George II. Walter i Co., Cohen,
Ilanckel Co., Andrew Smonds. President Firsi
Natioia ifahR. sept2l 2mos D&o
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FURNISHING GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered In this city,
consisting In part as follows:
BAJoG'S PARIS KID GLOVES, OF oil shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades
Trifousse Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades fall cec.
Drated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
CalfskIn Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
BuckskIn Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskln Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders OF all styles, including the Russian
Brace. with Patent-lever Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Coiorcd and Black Silk Tics
Bows, Scarfs and Cravats, such rs the Dumas,
the Parisian, the Now Brighton, the Shake
spcarc, the Opera, Alpine, &c.
ALSO,
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, In al quail
ties, including the Angola Flannel sierlno, Lambs
Wool, Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, &o.
COLLARS OF Paper and Linen, such as the
Grnys, Dickens and Bismarck, of Paper; ana the
Byron. Thaiborg, Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare
and Bnrlingame, OF Linen.
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No.ire5 i'll Du,ilir,i,lirp.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIFF
J. UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAR0liSA-In the matter of LEWIS
JEKvEi, OF the firm OF CART, ROrFF h JERvEY
Bankrupt, by whom petition for adjudicr,lO
OF Bankruptcy was fled on The ODD tlIy or t:to
bcr, A. d. 1869, In said COurt.-ln Bankruptcy
This is 10 give notice TINT on the pad day Of October
a. d. iSdo, warrnn. IN l'ankruptcy wns issue,
Charleston. in the County of Charleston and
State of South Carolina, who has been adudRed Il
bankrupt OIL his own petition; that the payment
OF any debts and delivery Of any property he
longing 10 said Bankrupt, TO him or for his use
and the transfcr of amy property by him are for
hidden by law; that n meeting OF the Creditors OF
choose one or more Assignccs or his Estate will
be he'll ut Court Of Bankruptcy, TO he holden al
No. - Broad street, Charleston, South Car
olina, before j. g. CARPESTER. Registrar, OH
the 27th day OF November, a.. ID. 1882 at IL O'Clock
a. NJ. l.. e Johnson
now U. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
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flewnr05.

EIYE DOLLARS REV AR D.-LOST.
- yesterday morning, white BULL PUP, about
siX months OLD, with ears cut, aud one black
spot around one eye, had on leather collar. The
4Dore reward will bc given if delivered at No OF
Ktng-strect. nov1 ~
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THERE is some interesting news in tho let
ter Of our Barnwcll correspondent
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DissoIntions of @apartncrshiu.

nIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ MI EDWARD DAILY, having by mutual
consent Withdrawn from the firm or KNOX
DAIf CO., the undersigned Will continue the
Auction and Commission business undUr the
nainc and style Of j. x W. KNOX. noy2
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nRS. DESAUSSURE d SON HAVE RE-
~ MOVED their ONCE and Residence to No.
III !. Broad street, north side, two doors enst OF
mig StrceL OCt2l tuthso
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/ OST, a CASHMERE GOAT, ON
~ Thursday morning last, reward viii be
S Snen Tor the recovery Of the same. Amply to
frederick SUMTER, at the northeast corner of
America and Mary streets now pa
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IL TIE STOCK ARE THE FoI.LowING:
MIXED CASHMERE SUITS SIS 90
Double and Twisted Cashmere Suits. II 90
Fancy Cashmere Suits. IS 90
pahiin Melton Suits. s........................ Is 90
Black and White SILK Mixed Suits ....... 20 90
Diagonal Coating Suits. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Scotch Cheyiot Suits. q 90
Eibnuf SILK Mixed Suits. % 90
Golden silk MXed Suits. % 90
Olive Mixed Melton Suits. es 90
Chesterfield Couts Mt from. SO 90 to 20 90
Waterproof Tweed Oversacks. s............. 10 90
Melton ovcrsacks. IL 90
English Melton Sacks. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
Fancy Cashmere Pants at from. So 90 to 10 90
Vests of Cashmere, Cloth, Coating, Beaver
anu Velves, at FROM. .......s3 90 to 10 90
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hemopals

p PEMOVAL.-DR. j. P. CHAZAL HAS
~ removed his residence from No. 10 Anson
street to No. Wentworth street, north side near
East Bay. Ills Offlce will remain as usual, until
iurther notice, Mt No. 10 Anson street.
oct23 stuth6
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PEMOYAL.-PELzER, RODGERS & co.
~ have removed their ohlcc from North At.
lantic to Brown & Co.'s Wharf. oct2e 4
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OST, A DOUBLE CASE SILVER
~ WATCH and Gold Chain. The Hinder will be
suitably rewarded II he Will leave the same at
li,E DAILY NEWS Office, or No. Society street.
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I OST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, TIE
~ 18th instant, on the Battery, South Bay or
lvhare street, u MOURNING BROOCH. The f,iitcr
Oflcc nv, % .
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u AL.-CLAGHORN, HERRING q
lO CO., Factors and Commission merchants
nave nave removed from Accommodation Wharf to
North Atlantic Wharf. octs 1mo
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Eost nun t:onnn.

T OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
~ have lost anything, make IL known to the
puplic through this column. The rate for twenty
In advance.
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tfleeting6.


TJNIIE MEMBERS OF STRICT OBSERY-
i NNon Lougc. No. T3, and Landmark Lodge,
no. 20, n y. NJ, arc earnestly requested TO meet
ineir Workllg Committee vt Masonic Hall, al $
II. Nj. THIS HrENINt:.
By or'icr OF Chairman.
JOSEPH J. ANDERSON,
nov! Secretary Committee.
NlGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of lie Com
lniny Will bc held TuIS EVENISG, ~ thc Han,
state street, ut O'Clock. I. d. LEnEY.
Secretary.
$. T. G. will report L. and $. o. II. nov.
GtlIARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY, No. l.-Mcmhcrs are requested
TO attend Regular Monthly Meeting riIiS EvHSING,
ut haii-past O'Clock.
mUy2 A. H. JARVIS Secretary
ENltEUNDSClIAFTSB THE REGU-
n uI.AR Monthly Meeting OF this Society takes
pace THIS ETESlNG, nj 5 O'Clock. a prompt at
tendance IS requested, a5 the estimates FOR the
new Hall viii he laid before the Society.
by order Of the President.
CHARLES SlEGLING,
now Secretary.
TNERpSlCtIORE SOCIAL CLuB.-TlIE
L l.cgular Monthly Meeting ur your Club will
h9 icld THIS EVENING at the residence of the
NlSe-Prcsiient III haf-pusl O'Clock.
liy order. -.
now Srrrrtary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

BOYS AND Yourns,
CLOTHING,
To ut boys and youths from three to seventeen
years OF age, In great variety OF qualities, for
School and Dress Suits.
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Go Rent.

TNO RENT, ONE ROOM, FURNISHED
l. OF unfurnislied to one or two single gentle
men. Apply Mt No. l2 Jasper Court. nova 90
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THE STAR SHIRTS,
Noted for their fitting qualities and good work
manshIp. A full supply always on hand. Prices
ut from 81 26 to 81.
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THE

Tailoring Department,
Supplied with q large stock of new FOREIGN
IMPoRTATIONs for this falis' wear Of the most
choice styles, which will be made up to order In
the best manner, under tho oar. NJ nrstclass
French Cutter.
Prices fixed and marked on each garment.
Customers are invited to call and look through
the stock, and mike their selections.
William Matthiessen,
B. W. MoTUREoUs, superintendent.
septH tuths:mos
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all Kinds. plain
and ornamental. Is executed promptly IN the
neateSt style and at the lowest New York prices
Mt THE NEWS Job Onice, No. lI9 EAST BAY. Cali
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere. -
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For GuIe.

FoR SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY.
" one l'uggy, one Wagon and two Carts In
lniro 1T Southeast corner OF Market ana Church
streets. nnvo Iat
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A FINE LARGE
Il 4 Horse, suah for any kind Of work anu
perfectly gentle. Apply at No. I3i King street
one door above lIu,lSun street. noyo ~
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THO RENT, a HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS.
II or half OF 1t II desired with furniture or lot
the house Is pleasantly situated and has every
convenience. Apply mt this oflcc. noy2 tus2
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Under the nr ;Noriiy and up,.rovai Of the ~. w
GRAND LODGE and 81. j.. GRAND ROYAL, ARCH
CHATTER Of the Stale OF Suui; Carolina, will be
Opcnch
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
"a scii TIC AIiicst>.~ ItfIirrIf;u MACHINE
tile oni; practical Family Knitting Machine ever
invented. Price S25. VIII knit 10000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting AIacline
Company, Sosion, Mass, OF ST. Louis, Mo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-13
Emigration from Canada,

T. "Carleton,s writing from Can ada
to the Boston Journal, notes the
large emigration TO the United
States. Now the emigrants begin to
stay. Arailroad conduetorinformed
him that he had carried several huns
dred of these passengers at time
A Canadian paper says: e
The journals of the province still
|continue to chronicle the movement
ofour people toward the United
States. This movement has really
assumed an alarming proportions,
and in spite of reasoning upon it's
causes, continues without any signs
of abatement. The exodus of the
months of March and April was the
most numerous in point of numbers,
but MAY thus far has shown that
another class of our citizens are de>
termined to cast in their lot with the
people across the border. 1t is the
small but industrious farmers of the
townships that are now leaving and
unlike the great mass of the emil
grants of the previous months, their
destination is the West.
The fact is, there is a great de-
mand for labor in the States, and
employers there prefer employing
Canadians rather than the emigrants
from the Old World.
Newspapers may harp about hard,
ships that they are compelled TO suf
fer from over~crowdlng in the towns
of New England, but to men who
have been compelled to live this
spring on potatoes and salt, as many
in the Province have had to do,
these reports will have little effect.