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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-10-22
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But little more than three months have claps-
ed since the subscriber submitted for the illspec-
ton of the public his superior fine FUR HATS,
at the low price Of >l,25, equal, in all respect,
to the most costly, (and with which he clallcn-
yes a cumplrson) and in this short period oftimc
he has more than realised his most sanmuine cx-
pcctations. He would therefore take this oppor-
lunity of making his grateful acknowledgements
to discerning public, and also of expressing hs
gratitude to his former friends and patrons who
have SO generally called on him since his rc-cs-
abshIncnt III buSimcss-as it is proof that he
has heretofore Tiven satisfaction. lie will now
use every cXcrtIon not only to please the fancy,
but to furnish the
CHEAPEST and BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
THIS he is enabled to do from his Practical
knowledge, and peculiarly economical cash sys-
ten Of business at less prices than they Can be
offered by those who are mere buyers and sellers,
and still adhere TO the old credit system, with
high rents and cXtrava9ant expenses In proof
OF his position, he will, on Thursday, the 9th of
October introduce for the inspection Of the pub
lie Il
SUPERIOR FINE NUTRlA HAT,
on fine Russia body, at the unprecedented low
price of
TnREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
system at 81 and 50. The above named price
will be strict adhered TO, and he trusts his friends
who order their Hats sent home, will not he of
Tended should the bill be sent at the same time
or soon after, to their counting houses, us no
book of charges is kept in this establishments
The subscriber is sorry to say that efforts have
been made, and doubtless will continue to be
made lay some, TO inIurc his Economical and
Fashionable Establishment. lie would there
fore particularly invite the public, after cXamn-
Iug every where else to call and see him.
sLS"l iat$ and Caps of every description made
to order at short notice, wholesale and retail.
tIlAS. +. RAYMOND,
Practical Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No. s. Chusu,t street, below Third,
Opposite Congress Hall.
Philadelphia.
p. S. The Ladies will here find Il handsome as
sormcnt Of Furs and Fur trimmings. at rcason-
able prices. Old Furs altered and repaired in
the best manner. G.. +. Il.
Also: Shipping Furs Wanted.
Oct 18th lSJ2-tf
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PLEASE LOOK AT THIS

n UST received by the subscriber, lot
w OF fall and winter goods, which togelh-
er with his former stock. comprise a
handsome and general observation-disclosures
sistng in part of Cloths, Cassimcrs, Satin
cts, kcrseys, Cords, VelvetS, Merinos,
Bombazines. Silks, Prints, Cot. g. woollen
Flannels, TickingS, Checks, Bro and
bIeached Muslins, nghams, Plads, Lind
seys, Hosiery, Gloves, IIandkercheis,
Shawls, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, sc. sc.
with number Of variety and fancy artl-
cles.
His stock has been carefully selected,
and advantageously purchased, and he is
determined to sell at small advance be-
lieving in the correctness of the old motto,
that'a Hrcly sir-pence is better Than a
dull shiLling," therefore to the Public he
would respectfully say please call and
examine for yourselves. Terms, CASH, or
country produce.
S. b. FORD.
North East. Sept. 81 1S42-2m
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n Office.

1'hc Commissioners of Cecil county.
elected at the late October Election, are
respectfully requested to assemble at their
room in the Court House on TUESDAY
next the 18th ofOctober inst. for the plr-
pose Of organizing the Board and appoin-
tug Clerk, as upon that day the term of
service Of The undersigned will expire.
+. A. ELLIS, Cl'k.,
to the Commissioners OF Cecil CO.
Oct ID
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

RHODE lsLAND.-The Governor Of Rhode Is
land has issued a proclamation. calling out the
militia and requiring all the companies 10 hold
themselves in readiness to act. at a moments
warning.
The Free Suffrage party are organizing
and arming themselves for the contest. AZ
express lei, Providence for Washington On the
5ih inst. :. '''o
We hope the people will remain firm n nj.
contest for their rights. A few wealthy land
ewners haye. long enough ruled that Sta,a 10
veflde of BriNsh Charter. The people shonH
go on and choose the State officers under ths
new Constitution at all hazards. The officers
when chosen, should organize the new gov.rn-
inens as soon as the term for which those who
were elected uader the old Charter shall have
expired. Thedsevery one who refuses tn chew
the mandates of the Constitutional offers.
shouidrbe declared guilty Of treason. and MN.
ished accordingly. TIE friends of the f..
suffrage Convention are right in the conrse
they have thus far taken. The n. 8 GaS
ernmebtis bound by the Constitution 10 en .
anty to each State republican form Of rov.
ernment.s It the contest between the two .n,r.
ues In Rhode Island shall require the in,ercs.
renee OF the Y. 5. authorities, there can ~,
no question as to the duties deyolvino nno',
them. The people must be sustained n I ,bs;r
eno''s TO establish the democracy Of number.
over ieudai Principles.--Missoufi Reporter If
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

CosNEcrIcur.-By the Missouri Reporter,
received on Wednesday night, and politely
furnished US BY friend, we have the follow
ing cheering intelligence from the former land
Of blus-lights.
"T'ie Democrats have swept Connecticut
BY triumphant majority. Cleveland, the
Democratic candidate, has been elected Gov
ernss by majority of abouttwo Thousand over
Ellsworth, and by a majority OF aeariy one
thousaSd over all his opponents. Fourteen
Detaocratic Senator'S out Qf.Awenty .one, have
bsed ascertained 40 Sc elected, and, tits posi-
bic, that two~6r three more have succeeded.
Abo-t :wo-thirds Of the House Of Representa-
tives will be Democrats. Tits seonses US a
Democrat to tire U. S. Senate ffcA Connect.
eut.'s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

WHO WANTS Wire by the recent CEN
sos . appears that there are 1879 more "a
y e the state than males. We havn,t
.ne leas. DOUBT Of tive secollect that once
.Pon ''me az accurate computation was made
- young unmarried ladies', and onlv vo,,ns
single genilemsn in the whole sc !, young
too without counting eome ecores = =. saa'
factory girls, because thew lived ! mil. = p'e''y
distant from the villags.-Iroo Civ '' = 70
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

HE BANKRUPT EAw.-We understand III.
rIeoenck county -court, judge Thomas Buch.
anan presiding. decided. that certificate 81 I
parry against whom suit had been bropch.
mao applied for the benefit Of the bankrupt -
entitled his special bail to have an eror...s..s
entered upon the bail piece. and the hail 49, 49,
accordingly discharged.-Balt Patriot. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

9 u By a gentleman who arrived on the A.
riel last evening, We learn that the steamer H.
Ii1eis, on Tuesday or Wednesday last, in as
cending the Mississippi, when near the head
OF the lower rapids, ran upon rock, in tho
spape of sugar loaf, with such force as to
raise her bow from eighteen inches to two
feet. In short time her hull gave way and
she Immediately sunk SO as to fill her hold.
She was so near the shore that when, her stern
was pulled round, her planks reached shore.
A few companies Of y, S. Infantry were on
board.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

" ine Mississippi river IS now higher 4s.n !,
s.s 0sen Tor four or Ave Jear, and is verx .,0,vv
aanaae Up 70 this time, navigation being cr.,.,,.
20 d.ys we have had one hundred and ten a,,;,.,.
Of ssssmboass This by far exceed. =. .,,;.., -. :
nny fsssicrs ys,r. 1850 :
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

~ A couple Of customers who have feen
provided with lodgings in the "lock-up,''
made an attempt to effect their escape al a.
bout 10 O'Clock last n;nha-L..- =
$500 yy.lTiHed The trap-door. They sue
cesdrd in this. and gained the upper floor, when
they were discovered, taken below, and put in
irons.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

DECISION IN BANxaupTcy.-Judys n
has decided that debtor il. entitled 10 all
earnings from The day he files pe9ilicn %
u, the benefit Of the general bankrupt law
int between the date Of The petition and
appMnfment~ef- The assieuee,. the Jeba
pound 70 take care Of The property 70. the
enl 81 the eleult0r, and is entitled to an ala
ave- Tor thH same as trustee 3d. lh
vile can be, deprived ofieHsliy owrsdby
oeiore marriage, or giveifs lisf after nala]
oy persons o.her,than her h1lspsfd., P'as1
y any person hads by an i1sQlyent az
CLAIMED BY ths.alsiQnecs..--KPesoyviiaSF Prs
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

the strife wc are actasted by no motives for the sue
cess Of single Democrat nor BY any desire to reap
.the<sst pecuniary benefit from the success ofa be-
raj ticket. The dashboard rather than patronize
Democratic pepper suffered the people 10 remain in
ignorance Of their acts and proceedings. Of.his We
complain not. When they talked Of having the or
ydinanees published, we offered to do it at SO low
price that could no, have realized profit Of far
thing In a,eis publication. 3
Ba we are s1raying from the subject we sat down
to noticcwe took up the subject to call the atten-
ton OF the people to matter Of more importance to
the town than the Of either political party
we aule to the mode,of taxation heretofore adopt
ed by the hoard Of Trustees. In the management
Of the pubic affairs Of nation, state county, boz
rough, Or village, it is the part of wisdom in those
vested with the powers, to place the burthen Of
the government tat those who realize the most from
1t may bear an equal! if not the greatest part and SO
to manage the expenaisn.a sc ~ -..---.~
sne ssests q ~ may DC promoted. Contrary,
TO this view Of the subject our town authorities, here.
totore, have levied heavy taxes upon improvements
the industry and enterprise Of their owners, and
ta2lng the unimproved lots of specuiators--mere
dfones IN the hive-she smallest rite possible. How
does such.a tariff Of taAation operate? WHY. it op-
crates to THROW the'birhen Of the town government
upon industrious and enterprzing- The poor
mechanic who has, perhaps, paid his all to these
spectators for lot lots, and then toed day and
night to acquire the means to erect home thereon
Lie enterprsing and industrious, the mostly valu-
able part of community are made to bear the bur.
then, While the specattor, RICH is his lands; hss.but
small PORTION OF it Is bear Although Ne own nj
thcr house nor land and but little TO takes for
yet we IN common with our neighbors, paw dearly
for such mode taxation. for by it builders are
compelled to Keep up the prices Of rent. But give
us change-put the b2gthen upon the Spectator,
ana tree, as far as possG the improvements, Gas il
'sShey thA add wealth to the tewn) and soon spec.
u'asors VIII be glad to dispose Of their worshpped
corner iots' irog-pond cellars, &c. and mechanics
wa lind employment in building upon lots thai have
long laid vacant.
In advocating this change Of taxation. ~. t,sosr,
we are not alone. Too dearly have our l.na,o,.,.
and mechanics. ALL ALL paid for the mode heretofor.
soopteo. Then let Us one and all, Wing and Dem
ocraf Tyler whg and anti mason, unite upon itch.
T that will free Us Of this drawback UPON The nro.
perity ofour town. We care not who may /. =.
men selected, SO they are capable. and =. an.
ne e'''s unde, whish our town has srosed to i.
\ s'1e. A0fI the people think Of iii WIN
nsy acts We shall zee. -.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
Santa Anna at ...H.asl.inSton.

The Globe gives the following s,a,emen. Of
the substance of Santa Annals interview with
General Jackson when at Washington.
1t is singular that Santa. Ahaa should AGAIN.
invade Texas. His views Of his duty to Mex.
leo have und srg0ne great change since he
was IN Washington, or the opinions expressed
mere mel were deeply imbued with smula,ion.
we were present at his private iute1vfies k.V;.h
Ten. Jackson, Mr.. Forsyth actinSssas in.eyyE
prefer between ,hem,) when Santa Anna. de.
ciared that there must be an everlasiiI,o Sem.
fation between Mexico and Texas Hs snaktA
OF the character Of the two people, and. sketr
respective positions, as rendering this inaviia.
Ole, and the recent Rupture as oas that .conld
never be healed. We remember the 6gnrs
with which he illustrated this part Of his slos
quent conversation. He said tina j. Texas was.
men 10 Mexico a broken limb, so aerIy inca
Panie OF sound reunion, that an6Rtation wac
indispensable. to preserve MexicoilseH.
win Inc greatest apparent Gankness how.
ever, ne told Zen Jackson, that under the cir.
cums'ances In which he returned to MEXICO.
ne could not act efficiently 10 accomplish what
":s 50 desirable; that to advocate. ia the ,re.
udiceo state OF feeling ia Mexico. the indeoan.
oence OF Texas, would be looked upon in him
as treason, purchased by the fia Of his life
ana mat 10 exert his influence Immediately f0r
mat object, would only serve 10 cover hin.wi,h
olsnonor, and deprive him Of oil poxer 10 ac-
comPiish what. at the proper aiSS. in another |
s'a'e OF feeling. be would most eagerly con.
tHoute to effect. From his letters now. !, |
woold seem that he nourished nothing but feei- |
lngs Of revenge for his liberalization, without
gfeaifnl recollection Of the magnanimitv which |
restored him 10 life, liberty, and power.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

os;rs. .sA1 pREsIsr.-Ths Philade,pb;a +.
asse. says that Mr.. Norris, the cel.hla.sd Il
connective engine-maker. has 1890 o s 10
e pefor OF Russia splendid rinr v.ir.d =. !,
rni;y. '' - n's sxii and i0ge-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

Hen. Maddy Thompson, Minister to Me-.
49, -. - New Orleans on the Cd inst. sna
n'eoded to 'eare in a day or two. mo p 80
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

=, g A,certain G. g. Foster, tate editor of
the St. Louis Native American, who once
threatened Us with the vengeance Of Thornton
Gfimsiey, greg shop bully in S. Louis, was
lately caallengeaxin Nsst nriaaAs. co. ;-..---4-
HONS cast upon citizens of fateign birth; he.
accepted, appointed his friends, time, Weapons,
&c. and abou, half an hsns before tXe,kour for
shooting arrived. he backed out. HIS friends
haye published his eowardsy. transactions in
the papers. They cushsGo bring sui, sgaius.
him for dsgraeing them.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

=. Mr.. Wise proposes in Congress thai
GoserDpent SHALL provide printing esiahIi.
ment ID Washington TO DO lis own priul
For our part, we think i, would be grssi]
torn TO separate the printing Jobs from
newspaper press as far as possible: hi l
'Government might as we'll spin It's OVID ID
ase and Weave lis OWL sails. .o5 the nav, 4
iced lts Own hogs for provisioning 'tysais|
IS 10 do its own printing. Jot pnotingsdd
enough can be found having no coauexisn
Dewspapers.-Louisville Journal.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

: AE,,orEa3ic y:cTasy ~ HssT-otr-s
onion HilIea Jrs:ihe regular democrats. 81
date, has been selected Mayor Of Baltimm'
majority Of S,SiE. oier~ieaken, the 1is
whig candidate, and 1880: eve, an iphss
dent candidate named Snail. afr. H.aaa
a majority of135 over both his oppoasnls
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

The Democrats Of -Charles,oyn, Mass
the 30th ult.. elected their csndidstes for
omsers. ~ thajbriiies varyingfrom 100
Oid 6unker Hill still remains sacred
principles Of Democracy.-Mo. Repor,ss
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

= descendant Of the great Lord Chatham
was relieved BY the magistrates Of London re-.
Gently. His name is Burroughs, his trade,
weaving; his great grandmother was Lord
Chatham's sister.
The PARIS Poer OrFIcE.-All letters from
British North America by The royal steam
packets from: Halifax, stamped "packet let
iers," addressed to Paris. are taxed eight sous
or I'D sterling, for single letters double letters
in proportisn-ihat Is to say, they pay l0d.
English postage, lod French postage, and be-
cause they'are stamped, making from ..'packet
letters" England to Paris %. from each single
letter. !:
The manuscripts and copyrights Of the works
Of Chatea0briand were recently sold at auction
for 153, O00f..
The wages of agricultural laborers, in Wilt
sh4 range From 10 9 shihings a week, and
thar the greatest distress prevails amsnss,
them, many families being actually Starving.
AT Stafford, in Essex, upwards Of l 900 per-
sons are enployeain staymaking. After la-,
boring II hours pefsday, their earning do no,
-A-annnf TO gid eachH
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

~" Charles Dickens arrived at St. Louis
on the 10Th inst. He was cordially welcomed
By the citizens. who rrodied by the example
OF their eastern brethren, and kept their man.
worship to themselves. lie lef, in a few DAYS
thereafter, highly pleased. svith his visit.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

The Democratic party We know is eAx
composed Of the labering and producingeh
Is who earn their money BY the swes, d
brow but in too many instances Denesl
who are abundantly able to subscribe aHi
for half dozen good newspapers, ei,ha n
tent themselves With living in utter saaad
Of The events Of the times, OF spungs N
rhsiz more liberal neighbors for The use 81 q
naners- 4,Aiaais : ssying Asil in many Z
-fssaas- - electromagnetic: c.-. ~,,x,un IL =
sooner or later drive many excellent p,p
out Of circulation and give the fe.a i !
-whigss who in the general are even 4n.rs
eral IN their subscriptions to Democrats
peFs, than such men as we have spoken d
'bose Of 'heee ewn politics. Missouri Sd
mel. - -,~s,..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

CThe Rockford efas. J Pilot thus lays the ques-
ton Of submission TO bank retberies before the peo
ple In noticing the failure Of The State Bank, the
editor says:
'If robber had broken into the cabins Of o,,r
settlers whose lands are coming into markes and .,o
len one half Of their iurids laid by for purchaGng
their farms. how indignant would have been eyerv
member Of community, anH how ready 70 turn ont
and nunt hs. rascat to jusistas:: but Tom Mather
ana ns assoeiss who are living ii s1atsls1sY ~.
committed this robbery, and we have No I,ws -
49,. 49, zen. iney aug st.our calamity. and mol
oG. osaessss when ne icse home, loss ali sv ,hs;r
Eooes,ys Shall justice always be Knocked =, G ;m
e ,nGsn.ns som@un.sy think io'be.r.acs ne long
Fsenhle. y villains! and bewase how far W.,
sumo upon the fosbearance- sf your victims re'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

fkANcr.-ATl ehd Of ours residen, Of p.]
is, France, writssto Us from ,ha. place, saiIs
date Of Feb. ,5fh. s&afkl. lIslSws :sesas i
II consider France in vsfys cTaes FL si,r
ton politically, as the advocates Of The lib.r|
Of the press are stirring themselves, and il \
become the universai topic OF discussion, M
that Of the right Of seareh which your asi1
so gallanaly resist against the pride and hs
lence Of Englaud. fIow proud sheaid Nj
take an active part in the cause Of liberty,
you are doubtless aware thai the liberty Il !
prees is much restricted here. am s,l|
Democratic Republican, thocgh at times, Il
obliged to hold my tongue" 50 -.
IL wish you were BY my. side as. alhoug
know you to be staunch american, gel /
always admired genius and worth thou hl
were Of French ovigta.
/ rejoice with-ysu in The triumph II \
Democrats, as being an offoft of gres. ps
to follow true and jnst principles. ! also!
~ in the defeat Of the abominable Wing id
that sought to foist upon your country The ~
ruinous measure Of public. policy"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

iyample on the heels ana WaiioW IL tae eess "
the late tenant.
AS You wERr.--Towards the close OF the
last session Of the Legislature, bill passed
both branches changing the time OF holding me
District Court in tho several counties OF the
second Judicial District. As it contained no.
thing 10 warrant the Executive in withhold
Ing his signature, no doubt was ever entertained
% 10 its becoming = law, and Legislators
Judges, Attornies, &c.. without particular
Examination, supposed it had received every
Yeouisite 10 constitute it such. Under thissnP
position, MI. Hastings introduced resolution
directing the Secretary Of the Territory to cause
il to Be published in newspaper at the seat
Of Government, which, with couple of amend
nents, passed that body. No compliance was
made with this resolution, nor reasons Gtyss
for on-compliance.-fhe Marshal o. ahs
Territory procured frcm an honorable coupeif
man Of the first district, calendar Of the courts
under tbs late bill, and caused to be published
Imagine, then, the surprise Of all, when upon
examination, it was found that no such bill
was ever presented to the Governor, signed and
.6leffn the Secretary's Office. The Journals
Of the Council, the body it last passed, makes
'so'report Of its ever having been presented i
The Governor, 90 it has failed to become law
therefore, the District Court will be held in thu
several counties at the time fixed under thu
old law. InCedas county, alone, we believe
q court has been held under what was suppo
.sed to be law. There being no authority fo'
court at that time, all decisions, &c. ofcourst
become null and void.
We know not where the blame for this leg
islativs blunder lies, but certainly no little Q
il should be laid at the door Of some one. I
Our Legislators act unwisely in giving ef
feet to laws passed before their publication
without causing those interested in their exc
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

siss~a.ss.~. Eysas srs. ~. 's4s.

~ Every reader Of . country paper must
,hsvs Occasionally read . catalogue Ct the ser
vices 81 } country editor is compelled 70 per-
form, such - choppine wood. carrying water
picking up chips milking the cow (if bs hfs
any, going to mill, rocking the cradle, &c. &c.
/. i an old saying that no one can DO TWO
,hinss at oncs. Well a. we have been taking
! hand At household affairs, il removing our
"plunder" from one cabin 70 another and put
ting things to rights, and not being able to 90
two things al once, We have been compelled %
neglect our editorial columns to-day. Next
Zine we change our quarters, we'll try and Sc
lecta day interfering less with our duties IN the
Office, unless the inqaisiiiveness Of our acquain-
sapcss shall COMPEL Us, ia self-defence, to
isample on the heels and wallow 10 the dust Of
the late tenant.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

e S. - 49,. !, ~. n. ]
BOUNDARY 0 :a..:1s - ~ no 1etroit ADA,
,tlscr, snet seslo n ~ ~ 20 FAMED TStd.
s.ers arising Ilon = 81 a'almane plnS|
Onsos thus SPEAKS q ,no Wisconsin CLAIM.
Ihey ioo' nave e lenxA oeiscosefed d.
their southern posnosly' according TO the os
nance osgnt 70 fx'eeo e '!e extremity Of Lsh|
Michigan, w61seEwoa!d 1dciude some Ten
tweive-ceant.ee }lnois. And en-
the people OF scqs6 g! hese' counties are hall
ing public meeuoes 20 IaSor OF an annezais,
70 wisconsin, Prooaplg 20 avoid the payn.s
of csrisin sfase oeos q no small amount d
course we think, thai :, 8, :. matter Of abs.,v