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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

If there is any environment which can
degrade u human being or harden a
younG heart, it is the atmosphere of
merely fashionable life. Yon may take
the t,nderest and most beautiful and
lovely girl, the one that is kiudest at
home, AMI love ia h + and mother best,
and put her into the highest circle Of
fashionable life, with plenty Of money
and plenty of scope to do as She plcases !:
let her dress herself MS she will cover
herself with diamonds and pearls, costly
silks and laces; let the love OF admira-
tion become the controlling passion and
by and by all the tenderness OF that
young nature passes away; her thoughts
concentrate upon herself what figure
she is cutting, who her admirers are,
what conquesls she can make; aud by
and by the youthful, beautiful mn.lesry
is gone, and the way is open for vice
that, in the beginning, would not have
been dreamed OF, or if thought OF, put
away as utterly impossible.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

A NEAT, clean, fresh, cheerful, sweet,
well-arrangea house exerts moral infiu-
ence over its inmates, and makes the
members of family peaceful and con-
siderate of each others feelings and hap
pness. The connection is obvious be-
tween the state of mind thus produced
and respect for others, and for those
higher duties and obligations which no
law can enforce. On the contrary, a
filthy, squalid, noxious dwelling, in
which none of the decencies of life are
observed, contributes TO make its inhab-
itants selfish, sensual, and regardless of
the feelings of others.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United States Pat.
ent Office to Ohio Inventors for the week ending
May e1st 1874 and each bearing that date Furnished
this paper by COX COX, Solicitors of Patents Wash.
ingtOn, D. c.
Mitcr Box, Charles Cation, Coshocton.
Machine Tor Making Pipe Elbows, Levi G.
Goodalc, Cincinnati
Pruning Shears, Daniel Keethlcr, Mount
Orah.
Soldering Iron, Herman s. Saroni, Cincin.
natl.
Gate, Henry Brousc, Wellington.
Machine for Finishing Drain Tiles, Andrew
l.. Brown, London.
Dust Brush. Guprt G. Fem, Celeveland.
Feed Water HeatcrfO Steam Boilers, Joseph
Rodgers, Carington.
Ice Tongs, Ernest Bacher, Findley.
Pulley for Band Saws. VIM. H. Doane,
Cincinnati.
Fire Alarm Signal Box, George Floyd, Gin
cinnnt
Belt Buckle, Philip NJ. Hass, Youngstown.
Recording Dynamomcter, Lewis Miller
Akron.
Forming Stamped Articles from Sheet Zinc,
Alfred 4. Perkins, Teledo.
Earth Boring Machine, Charles Vernier,
Stryker
Corn Shelter, Frederick c. Whitley, Lancaster.
Motor for Sewing Machines, Camden L.
Wilcox, West Wiliamstield
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

Oblivion must be the ultimate doom
of all who have set at defiance the max
inns of decency, morality and religion,
however bright their genius, and how
ever vast their powers. As the world
grows older, and, we trust better,-as it
approxin,ates TO that state of religious
and moral elevation which Christianity
warrants us to anticipate, many a pro
duction which liceniious age has par
doned for its genius, will be thrown
aside in spite of it. In that day, if ge-
MUS rebelIiouslv refuse, as it assuredlv
will not TO cnnsecrate itself to goodness,
the world will rather turn to the hum
blest productions which are instinct
with virtue, than the fairest works of
genius when polluted by vice. In a
word, the lone idolatry of intellect,
which has enslaved the world, will be
broken and the world will see that.
bright as genius may be, vir, ne is bright
or sill. Happy the writers who, if dts-
tined 10 live So long, have, with souls
prophetic of the great change, and true
to the dictates of morality and religion,
never written line but what after ages
NAV gratefully turn To for solid instruc-
tion or innocent delight ana happy, al
so, all who, though not destined to see
those distant times, have in any meas
ure contributed to form and hasten
them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

Our OF MEAT-A deacon being in n
neighboring town one Saturday, tell in
with a travelling minister and invited
him TO come to his town and preach
next Sunday, and to his house for din
n"r. SO Sunday morning, the deacon
told his family that the minister would
he there to dinner, and, as they were
ont OF meat, todd his hired boy to 90 To
certain place by the side of the road
and dig out a woodchuck that was sup
posed To have burrnweI there, and they
would have him for diuncr While the
boy was digging away at the woodchuck
hole, the minister came along on his way
TO preach. On seeing the boy thus dig
ging, he hauled up and accosted him
with
"Well, my son, what are you doing
there ?''
digging out a woodchudk, sir" said
the hoy.
"Why, but don't you know it is very
wicked, and besides, you won't get him
it you do dig for him on Sunday"
Git him - said the boy, "thunder !
I've got to git i'm; the minister's com
ing TO our house to dinner, aud we amt
got any meat -
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ASHTABULA OHIO, SATURDAY, JUNE s, 1872.

will march to victory in eny event.
am full NV hope.
| shell go home and await events.
PETROLEUM V. Massey,
(Which wuz Postmaster)
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Ice F! Ice !! /!

WE have on. hand a large supply of
w Excellent Ice, which will deliver to customers
four times week. at the old price, cents per hundred
Orders left at p. o. Drawer No. 81 lat our expense or
at the r. II. Depot, will be attended TO,
Ashtabula Depot, May 7, 1s79. sGtf
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LYONS KATHARION,
For Preserving and Beautifying the Hu-
man Hair. 10 Prevent It's Falling
Ont and Turning Gray.

wellpreserved Head of Hair, in person of middle
age at once bespeaks refinement, elegance. health and
beauty 1t may be truly called Womans Crowning Clio
ry while not insenslbe to its advantages and
charms. Few things are more disgusting than thin
frizzly harsh. unamed Hair, with mead and
with dandruh Visit a barber and You feel and look
Ike a new man. This is what Lyons KathAron will
do ell the time The charm which lies in well placed
Hair, Glossy curs Luxurant Tresses, and Clean
Head. Is noticeable and Irresistible
Sold by all DrugRiats and ConntrY Stores
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WHOLE NUMBER ll7O.

as the air is abundant and
pure which we breathe, in that propor
tion we have the glow Of health and the
enthusiasm Of living which comes from
well-vitalzed blood.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

A LITTLE boy, after alching the burn
ing of the school.house until the novelty
of the thing had ceased, started off down
the street, saying; :" am glad the old
thing has burned down; didn't have my
jogtry lesson anyhow"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

The diversion of Summer travel TO
Euorpe has become one of the most
notable features of passenger movements.
by the steamers which sailed for foreign
ports from New York, on Saturday last,
went an enormous number of pleasure
seekers, one snip alone carrying about
$50 passengers. Fares are low the cost
OF living in Euorpe j, comparatively
inexpensive, and to go abroad is easy
and "the thing" What effect this
foreign current will have on our own
wateirng-places and Summer resorts,
remains to be seen but one would sup
pose that these great ship loads of
transatlantic vOyagers must leave some
room for the guests of crowded seaside
and mountain hotels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08
FANCY FOWLS.

EGGS FOR MATCHING from the
~ following choice varieties; Dark Brahma Buff
Cochin, Silver Spangled Hamburg, Black Breasted
Game. and Ayesbnrg Duck.
After the fret of June we will sell our eggs at the
follOyinO taa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

LITTLE THINGs.--The preciousness of
little things was never more beautifully
expressed than in the following moroccan
Little nartin-boxes of homes are oen-
eraIly the most happy and cozy; little
villages are nearer to being atoms of n
shattered paradise than anything we
know of; and little fortunes bring the
most content, aud little hopes the least
disappointmcnts.
Little words are the sweetest TO hear:
little charities fly fnrtherest, and STAY
longest on the wing; little lakes the
atillest little hearts the fullest. and little
farms the best titled. Little books are
the most read, and little songs the most
loved. And when nature would make
anything especially rare and beautiful,
she makes it litile-little pearls. little
diamonds, little dews.
Everybody calls that little that tbev
love best on earth. We once heard A
good sort of man speak of his little
wife, land we fancied that she must be a
perfect little bijou Of a wife. We saw
her, and she weighed 2lO; we were sur
prised. But then it was no Joke the
man meant it. lie could put his wife in
his heart, and what was she but little ?
Wuttune an PurUo-much in little-is
the great beauty of all we love best.
hope tor most and remember the longest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-06-08

L Ills wonderful vegetable restorative
Is the sheet-anchor of the eoe and debiiated As
tonic and cordial for the aged and languid IL has
equal among stomachics. Asa remedy for the
weakness to which women especially subject 1t is
superseding every other stimulant In all climates
tropical temperate frigid 1t a specific in
ry species of disorder which undeTmi.es the bodily
strength and breaks down the animal spirits. 1l49
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HARDWARE. &c.

CROSBY * WETHEHWAX,d dealers In Stoves
Tin ware, Hollow Ware shelf Hardward, Glass Ware,
Lamps and lamp Trimmings, Petroleum. &e., &C.
opposite the Fisk House Ashtabua. 991
Also full stock of Paints, Oils, Van sbes, Brushes.
GEORGE q. HUBBARD, Dealer in Hardware,
Iron, Steel and Nails, Stoves Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Copper and Zinc, and Manufacturer Of Tin, Sheet Iron
and Copper Ware, Fisk Block AshtAbula, Ohio 1895
80 JEWELLERS.
G; ". DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing OF all
kinds OF Watches, Clocks, and Jewery Store in sh-
tabula House Block, Ashtabula, Ohio
y. q. ABBOTT. Dealer in Clocks, Watches, Jewel.
~, etc. Engraving, Mending and Repairing done 10
order. shop on Main street. Conneaut, Ohio. SSs
LANES n. sTEBBINs, Dealer in Watches,
pairing Of all kinds donewel and all orders promptly
AMENDED to- - Main Street. Asbtabula, -. lO96
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CABINET WARE.

JOHN DUCRO, Manufacturer Of and Dealer In
Furniture Of the best descriptions, and every variety.
Also General Undertaken. and Manufacturer Of Collins
to order Main street, North of South Public Square,
Ashfahnla 4g1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
Political Notes,

=, ihe Liberal anl Democrats of the District Of
:, n,,Humh'a, on iu >iay evening. nominated L. a.
h'i'e for Delegate in Congress-
William Carr ;, formerly Republican memher Of
assembly from Saratoga conniy. r.ru,iiates GrYut
ana Imports Greeley and Herman.
John = Enos Republican District. Attorney It
nitoh county from 1853 to 1850. is nov cnerRst-
iia''y supporting GreeIey and Herman
Returns from 4G9 towns in Maiue, comprising
nearly ~ the whols State, give 1862 majority for
f'srham. H. lbIicnn candidate for Governor,
General D. n Henry. of North Carolina, who
was one OF Caldwell's ahest advocates IN the
Brown.
ne Democratic AM Liberal Republican State
central Committee ui Rhode Island have called
mf State Convention to meet In Providence,
October g.
:, a correspondent writing from West Point,
Neo.' says: Democrats. here and in fact xlI
tnrough the West are unit for Greeley. Prospects
here very bright"
The Straght-out Democ ratio Convention, Of
ohio. Will meet at Columbus on October End, Il
nominate Presidential electors at large, and ap
point a State Central Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
Our indian Policy.

Some Of the mysteries Of our Indian p"iicy
are past finding out Here We have one account
Of Utah Indians depopula.inR an entire town
no. very large town, tc he sure; but its l4o
houses are tensntless. And another report from
Washington tells Of a band Of Indians being
e, tertainsd at the capital with visit to the
Theatre Comique, and rewarded Tor their good
behavior with toilet articles. dry goods. and
".tore cIothe4" Theee savssviw 40 have be. n
semi eivillssd, We sappnss, are said to be indif
ferent to flannel shista, bdt very much tickled by
receiving red hsnkerOhiefs. These untutored
aborigines, but i, Ia na'vsly added are an1'ou.
10 catch tina lass Steamboat up the MISSOURI
before navigation cloass, or they will have e
walk. Just think ofmaking aoemn Ie.iies with
one tribe Of Indians which depoIula'es the
country. and another which travels BY steam te
their hunting grounds
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
MAR Ian.

1t is an awful thing to consider where the
Reverend Senator Harlan expects TO 20. tie
says daily in his paper at Washington. iha,
postmaster FImunds has n lh.ng 70 10 with
Banton lAiucsH'4 circulars. Vet he Knows Iull
we'll that he prints then, on his own press, and
that Fdmundls sends them broadcast over the
land, to darken counsel Postmaster taimu,,ds
does no. deny thi. II he did his own sign
manuel is here to condemn him. lie leaves
the denying business to Dlncan aud n Harls' -
Duncan does not mind it. kA it rust be a
fesrful ,,ial to COED n'aa like Mr. Harlan
n. Y. Tribune.
II the editor OF the Tribune knew Harlan a.
we'll as the people Of Iowa 10. he would moi
have any doubts about where Rev. Harlan ex-
pects to 90 ii he "believes in hereafter" unIes'
he i, like the individual We heard Henry Clay
Dean sneak OF. Dean vas in like .luandry
about hie man that the editor Of the Tribune i
about Harlan. Dean sa,d, II am very mnci
troubled about what will become OF him here
af,er-I don't believe in purgaory; and il lie i
not good enough 10 20 TO heaven, and 80 infer
nal mean that the devil won't have him."
We guess Harlan ia just the kind of = fellow
the devil would delight IN hsyinS tor com
panion-hut the devil would have to keep
sharp lookout for him. to prevent hin, Iron
stealing his shovel and tonss,-Keokuk Consli
tuition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
sheriff =. sale.

by virtue nt u writ of Levari Fsc:as to
n. me directed. will he eN rns.d 10 Public Sale.
tii at the Wash,ngtor Itotei. kent by Isaac
2A.A Pile. in the city ot Wilmi ngton, New Castle
county. Del.
ON MONDAY. the M day Il September. 1870
at n'cork. y m
the following described Real Estate viz.
All those two certain lots. pieces or parcels of
land hereafter part,cu ,rly iesr s to say:
No. !. Lying ana bong stus ed in the city of
Wilmington aforesaid, hound, Il and describ,d a.
follows. to wit Beginning ut the ruer formed By
the intersection Of the line at the exsiery side o.
Benns' street with the line Of the northerly side
OF Eighth street; thence esserly along tho line of
the nOrtherly side of Eighth get sixty eve feet
TO the westerly side of common alley ten feet in
with leading from Eighth street to Baylor street;
thence northery along said sie of said alley fifteen
feet, be the same mere less tu 4 corner; thence
westerly parallel to Eighth street aud ~ ss,n
thr6ush the centre OF the hrick wall dividing this
five feet to the eaSleri all. Bennett street. and
thence .outherly alons the AID -ie Of aid street
hteen teet he the ~s'"- more les Ia the place
ot beg iuning. be the content: thereof what they
may.
No. ,. Lying and heiug situ ted in the village
and hundred ot Branaywine. in New Castle county
aforesaid With two stone houses thereon. bounded
BY Buena Vista street and by lands Of Joseph 2 .
Price. John Hayes and others be the contents
thereof what il may.
ssirel and taken in execution as the property Of
Rober. Kigysl and Mary his wife, and l. l.. and to
be .old by JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Steid's oihce. New Ca stlr. September 1, 1872
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
AblerUots sale.

BY virtue of 4 writ Of Levari Faciss. to
;;;i me directed. will be exposed to Public
VIM sale. at the Washington Hotel, kent by
~ Isaac Pyle in the City tf Wilmington. New
Castle county. Delaware on
MONDAY. the % DAY OF Se tember 1872
at2 o'clock y. m
the following described Real Estate. viz
All that certain LOT or parcel Of land situated in
the city of W ilmiagton bounded and described Ms
follows TO wit: Beginning at the northeas corner
of n street ~ fe wide aLd the Wilmington and
Christians Turnpike road Y te-t from the frams
house owned BY George Jerrold. and running
thence by the side of the said rur ps MOI Ii tiss
det rees. east 81 feet To corner: thence south 1T
degrees. east oteet to our feet wide alley thence
thereby south 6s4 degrees west 81 feet to the said
" feet wide street, ;herce by the same north 2li
degrees wes' W feet u the place of beginning be
the contents thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prorerty Of
Benjamin : Iiurock ~nd Ely ,b~th l.. Hurl, CA,
his wife. and tsrre tenants ana 10 be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sherits office. New Castle, september 4. ls72.e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
Tho Credit NRo,,,iier Fraua.

nosrcN, Sept. 1.-The Boston. Journal of to-
morrow viii contain and sNdrsss from the Hon
oAkes Ames II his constituents. III which be gives
e e unqualified dsniat to the statements OF the
New York San that he gave stock to member. Of
congress to induce favorable legislation. lie
states that these charles were made several years
Afasslt and other gentlemen dt ths highest re-.
epsctahllty and character. and that there was no
upth ~ the charges that the list OF names given
= the rscpisnts Of the stock upon the back Of hi,
:. ssttsr we're not written or furnished By him, and
ny ID Q statement that he had given OF shown
such list OF names is unQu .iidediy faise
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
torney's Opinion Of the Result In
pennsylvania In October.

hoCAALEWe o ELECTION CERTAIN.
Colonel W. Forney Is among the latest
arrivals here: He Gays that since his arrival
nom the Pacific Coast no has seen prominent
yen from every county In Pennsylvania, and
&kiGS all u:eir statements he IL Of opinion
seat hattran{t wih'be defeated snd RuceSi4W
s!ected ~ handsome mdi oElty. Arrange
@e9ts have been Msde by the Citizens Re.
rtm Association to prevent the Cameron
!1Sartranft party from repeating and counting
themselves in by fraud, In the city OF Phila.
sophia. This is where the Cameron party
s.Cps 70 make up their lesses in other parts Of
toe state: The Liberal party is determined
iook after the election frauds, which Il Is
saPected Will be perpetrated BY the Cameron
n.sllon. They have already spotted several
hundred .S negroes, who have been taken from
tSSConlzinR them for the purpose OF making
saem vote for Hartranft and Grant. These
aeRloes ' Will oil be arrested II they attempt to
sSM. snd punished according to the laws Of
fsonSylvaRtRl as u ~ot :. - u"
Hst Goysraor. DNrtiR viii declare against
Wsltanfe and 10 favor Of Huokalew. Il Il
Sssisved, Sd, however, that he will favor the re-
.s,t ..eGt!on OF General Grant, taking the ssme
rsat'on - Forney. Curtin's position, how.
t.a. rssa. vii insure the defeat OF the Radical
MSket 10 Pennsylvania Ia October. World,
"""'nyfoa Correspondence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
For the Gazette,

For the Gazette.
AR. EniroR,--l sm authorized y, st.,. th.,
CsPta'n William Thatcher. Of the 9th ward. vii
serve 10 member Of the Levy Court. from " Il.
mington. II knowledge Of the interests Of 4 thu
cMy % re:.on for his election to tho position. ~
building. aud public highway which ~ nnass' ss
stand will be the main subjects before the Court
nobody in our city i, more correctly informed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18

Expect OF A "CoRNER" IN WHEAT. The
effects OF corners In the gram MARKET ara some.
tines tar more widespread than the run and
SaXkruptey " tAoso engaged directly or lndi.
rrpctly In them. It n feared, and with great
probability. tat 6ne effect Of tes Ste corner tSs
10 wheat N Chicago will oe 70 deteI,Gsate t 'as ne
HSeiyed ii Chicago this year. owing TO the
isss Wheat TS a. she Vnsof tas c6ruer In ogaer to
EdrTY 4 into market before II was Fal' IN
condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
Liberal BoQuesta.

CiNCINNATI. Sept. IL The late Rev SAM
uei browne, whose shooting of German hoy
In his orchard at Cumminsyille some weeks
ago created such excitement among the Ger
mans, and whose death occurred at Valley
Junction. Ind, last week, has bequrathed thu.
sum OF $l5O,0OO for the establishment Of uni
versty to bear his name, and also the land
whereoh to erect university building and an
endowment for prOfessnrships
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-18
The Odd Fellows.
SECOND DAYS sKsstoN o. THE GRAND LODGE At
BALTIMORE

p%' ShsStoN OF THE GRAND LoDaE At !
BALTIMORE.
nALTiAohE; Sept H.-At the morning session
"t q" the Grand Lodge y. o. +, Grand Treasure
Ansandt submitted his annual report. show,ng
s'.aZ1 - receipts. and $48. 2s ~ dsburse .nen.s
693O3 ' VI
nnmDer OF resolutions on various subjects re.
'atnx to the working OF the order we're offered and
appropriately referred. Among these wers increas
ing the oficiti terms of subordinate lodges aud en-
canhpments from six months to ono wear in regard
70 members suspended for non payment Of dues:
anu recommending more liberal policy in regard
to the number of black halls rea,ired for the r..
iec'ion Of applicsnts
Ihe Hrand Secretary was ordered to deliver to
the representatives, from Massachusetts the ori.,.
nal charter OF Bond lodge Of that State
An amendment tO the constitution of several
s'ase atrand Lodges was submitted for approval
Petitions were received tor charters for i}raud
lot2e IN British Columba and aermany
A new standidinH committee Of seven members
each were authorized ON the degree Of kehekah
and On Foreign Relations.
AFrE1xooN SESSION.
Ga re assembling the Grand Lodge took up the
special order the sleotion OF officers for the On
suing two years rs-when the Right Worthy De.
putty Grand Sire. c. A. Logan. Of Kansas. was
elected Nos. Worthy 0esnd Sire. and Rspre>em.
tative NJ. j. Durham. Of kentucky. Right Wor-
thy Deputy GRAND Sire; James l.. Rdgely, OF
| Maryland, was elected Right Worthy Grand
Corresponding aud Recording Secretar,. aud
J shua Vanztndt. N. ID was reelected R,gh,
Worthy Grand lreAsursr. The other officers OF
ths Grand Lodge will b appointed by the Mos,
| Worthy Grand Sire.
After the election OF officers the lodge proceed
ell with the regular rOntine of business. Nariou,
resolutions pertaining to discipline, amendment
to by-iaws, &c We're introduced and ref rfej.
Among the resolutions wts Gne relative to tn,
establishment OF system Of dues apd bene,its, 5,
that subor,.,pate lodges may not he allowed to Ii
fees and dues too low III proportion to the benefit
guaranteed. Referred to committee to lie re
ported on ut the next session.
Also. to effect change in the mode OF balotin
in eonferrins degrees.
petition OF thirty mime co.orcd citizens Of OH
was introduced, praying that they be allowed
, organize u lodge under the jurisdiction oi the In
, dependent Order. After n warm and protrActe
debate the entrn subject was Ian. "u the table.
The lodge then Adjourned tll Tomorrow vt
, o'clock
, Among the resolutions at the morning sessio
was one that from and after January, 1873. III
Noble Grand Of subordinate lodges shall be eig
Bile to re- election.
The oirand Lodge IS holding secret session t,
night.