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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-27
by RIELL & ARCULARIUS,

BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
TUESDAY,
A, llS o'clock,
AT the MARSHALL House. corner of Broadway and Heade
Confirmation Sale Goods remsing from the sale 9f FRI
day last; not called for consisting Of beds. beddings oclo
'"ie'nS e"'"'e''''' W VI 6f s6.s Yc'a'e
At No. 70 Third ST. ed avenues-Bowery stages
Grocery saecoo,.ns nil ,oee,
lsses vinegar ampo soap, candles, starch with
Iety Of other goods the line being the entire
y BY iAc ACES T. if fasifsree'
Auction s' Central Agency snd
outdoor sales of Household Furniture, Groceries, &c.
THIS DAY.
A. O'Clock, at the store No. 81 Plattst.
Birmingham Sheffield German French and Amegienn Hard
s G" 1f Ssa.y sss
The hardware line VIZ snv. wees trace chains. sadIons
s .aesp ana hass rsds. %
hinges Gp wfsh rim Oef pad shss
stands Rchsron bo1woo rules best American brass bush
Snss hatess Kellogg cast s.esI dSes MooS
Brothers English anes German and steel hand and
warranted sheffield needles knitting pins fish hooks snuff
DO &
liable hing Saneys knob locks. shoe tacks &c.
Sheffield goods, viz: knives and forks ivory stag white
bone horn tops buck and sham in dozens aud in sets Of fifty
Alsosheisd braces. bright and straw ccored bits best
plated do do, plated squares, spoke shaves &c &c.
spoons, sugar lcngs butter knives, fish DO &C.
AoIOco Sheffield and bowie knives being
Asosun,, rifles, and pistols Of various kinds single and
double ts,Iel, flint r and p s rcussion; locks, &c
AsoNew York city manufactured brass andir and sho-
Aso5o very best quail ty German boiling cloths.
warranted IN every respect, No.6lo SIC ctr
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Total present debt, 5000, 800
Increase since March 1871. S2i,9ss,go9
This debt falls due during the next two years and half
The expenditures for the first six months of the present
year have BEEN independent OF the debt Sloo0oooo
The Secretary estimated the expenditures, independent Of
the debt for the whole year. at $25 000 If the
rent expenditures Of the government do not exceed this
for the next two years and half there must be raised
for expense and for debt and nte
rest making 900 to be paid between and ia
nuary s43 To do this there but the lands
and customs The former for the last two years, have
yielded 81 500 900 per aunum but they yield s. 900
there may be s60OOOO0 derived from that The
customs for the last half of the present year will fall far
below those Of the first half but If they estimated at
the same for this and the next year. they VIII yield SAL
100000 This will give aggregate of SAC 900 to
pay $4,000 0o0-showing deficiency of $4s. 100000,
which must be borrowed raised by direct taxation.
This result arrived by keeping the expenses at the
lowest point and the at the highest. At least
$25 900 600 additional to all authorised be
rowed and large portion Of at the next session of Con-
gres. IF direct tax is levied will take months at
least to collect it. Mean time the government without
funds and almost without credit either of public pri
yate nature.
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Married.
Died.

On Friday, the 23d inst, by the Rev. Mr. Chase Capt.
HrSRr p LuNrz, of Newburyport, Mass to Miss MARY
ANS LApps, of this city.
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MARITIME HERALD.


We .hl esteem At iavo, captain. OF vessels arriving
REPORT OF the shipping left At the whence they sailed
erixn new On 'asn pssaEe s OF ths,r cargo and ANY
board their Immediately their arrival We will reciprocss
tse favor In any way.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY

,o,yrn -, Broqd,say, opposite the Park:
rowERFuLpHSFREcsPENTER mp ExrRAoR
Mr. Ii. BENNETT,' Manager yer '''''"s
NNOUNCES with much salts the complete
attractions He bess TO observe that he high
On opinion OF The justice and generosity ofhe ublc
confess that the very liberal he received Car
exceeded his most sanguine expectati ons.
The Manager with sasnTs anp9qpses the engagement Of
whose limitations Of Kean Kembe, Forrest Booth Hambn,
and other eminent ragedans allowed be uneGuslled
Wire voapte Dancer In sddition 70 which the following
tlented performers wi appesr-M arlington, the far famed
magician and venoquist; Mas Ro.ae the CHI arming
danceT and Mrs. Bonnie, the accomp lished danseuse.
Performances the lecture half past
and Saturday there will be an afternoon en-
Mr. DEMPSTER'S BALLAD sOIREEs.-Mr Demps-
ter ANNOUNCES that his Ballad sorees will be
al the n y sosey mesy on WeSnsaday and Friday
eudng new National so,g, THE Dsaih Of Warren"
Blind Pm with you again. by George Morris
ESD. jeanne Monison"by Motherwel Lament the Irish
Emigrent" &c. with choice selections Of hi. popular
small bills " " - ~
Tickets cents had Messrs stodart Worcester and
Dunhams Piano Forte broadway, and
Doors open az 2. TO commence at O'Clock. s27tfrc
" MILE COLONIES. W1 Broadway, grand ertnordi
four nights before their departure Europe MISS Nina and
Miss Allen will sing their national their Trollisn
pieces ON the weive and Mr. Morris viii
sing several comic longs. Mr. L. Kug. will preside the
piano forte. First day Of the performance Tuesday 9Th OF
half pas. seven o'clock. az ltm
SIGNOR RAPETTrs CONCEKT-Signor Rar~;fi mo-
poses to give Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music
x272f Sr
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AUCTION SALES
by THOMAS BELL.
fStoses Noe. "a Han sad Il3 F4ifsn sfrsst.l

tot0ses Nos ~ INN ava I'D feae~ srses-t
TUESDAY,
AT 10Y o'clock in the sale rooms.
Large sale OF valuable seasonable Dry GcodsFve trunks
clothing part OF the stock Of merchant ilor fine lot of
nsps London Cloths cassimees. vesngs gloves hosiery
lewe groceries, 200 boxes table sal piedged articles guns
splendid watches, nc.
AsoA fine invoice of English and French coths eass-
meres esngs and merinos valuable sporting dogs
and splendid guns.
WEDNESDAY.
AT 10Y o'clock In the sale
In continuation.
Elegant Furnure-A superior assortment Of new and
end hand furniture OF all descriptions.
Also by Catalogue and without reserve the entire splendid
STOCK oil one INST cabinet Makers who declining bus
ness comprising almost article in the line of the cho-
ces msteIa polished and flushed in the STYLE
dvas couches French and other bedeads wardrobes hu-
esus secretaries large looking glasess marble tables
side boards, toilets, SC.
Also bsauu assortment Of elegant hand
toned modern piano fortes.
Also Brussels and other carpets, &c.
THURSDAY.
At 10 I2 O'Clock, at the auction room,
BY csta que, without the sale Of extensive
men, and truly valuable variety Of jewsry watches gold and
SILVER plate diamonds and other stones clocks
sites odd articles wschmakers tools and materials Of all
kinds and other articles the line Part Of the the
perty Of Mr. Leeoan formerly Of London but for many
one oil well known and watclmakes Another
portion amounting considerable has been deposited
curity and sold under decree; the remainder
the balance stock OF insolvent by order of assignee This
sale Will be found deserving unusual attention.
FRIDAY,
At l0h o'clock, in the sales rooms,
To PIANO Forte Makers and o,hers-A small but choice
selection Of piano forte makers stock consng Of fine maho
gany into 30 boards for solid tops 100 long and SO short
maple blocks; thick bottoms all well seasoned for special
use Also-223 veneer, mahogany boards. &c &C.
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Sli,i3i,32 l6so3,6l3 2,572,loi
This table presents the fact that 600 have been
borrowed in six months of which only 81 5oa479 have
been on account of the loan This being the condition Of
the revenue and expenditure the national debt has ncrcas
ed as follows
NATIONAL DEsr OF UNITED SrArks:
Treasury outstanding March A. Isii 81, 100000
Debt OF District Columbia and old debt, 1,703,580
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ELECTRIC EET,

HE Public spectfuly informed hs this wonderful and
iosity exhibited al the Seventh Ward Hall
Go Cherry ST. acknowledged to BE- Of the greatest
cuosites exhibited in this tIt has the
eating will any direction violent electric shocks sum
cienty TO knock down and horses when
resorted ndcfendng itself against its
Admission l2is cents s26 Iw issr
GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
" SlGN0R De BEGINS begs respectful. annouucs
70 his friends and the public that he intends Grand
Vocal and Instrumental
CONCERT
on Grand Scale, on THURSDAY EVENING, October
9Th at the Aollo Concert Room, newly painted and de
ntea) which occasion he will have the assstance OF
Principal Talent 10 New York both Vocal and Iust1meot
lately arrived from I:ondon) who will make her frst,r
pesrance; Mr. Seguin Mr. Tnm, who will preside at tho
piano and perform grind solo, with and well
lected Orchestra condue ted by w. Person. &C. &C. &c.
Particulars will shortly be announced
Ticket o admit person 81.
Family Ticket TO admit four persons, 81.
Family Ticket TO admit six persons 81.
Children under twelve, 50 cents. s23 eodltrc
DOMEROY cos NEW YORK, ALBANY, TROY
L BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA PACKAGE
EXPRESS leaves Evening" Sundays excepted Tor the
above named and all intermediate places.
Office No. Wall street. New York. AMIR
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To Corrosponsients

To Correspondents.
Our conesondens in foreign requested
70 send y every vessel all the they
obtain Nautical information OF kind from any sne re
siding al home abroad. viii be thankfully recese ed
RISES. 1900. 6 NOON RISES Id a.
sos SETS. - "a HIGH wtrER... IL
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pUhILGUESE FEMALE PlLLso.
THESE far-fame and celebrated Pills, from forrHn are
perceive. be obtained "a this country. Dee
lac Ms last column w"
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To THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF NEW YORK.
The advertiser having from the old country
with excellent assortment Of Anatomical plates by Lzans
and other authors likewise excellent assortment Of books
such aids in their pof onal will find this
excellent opportunity Apply by letter. pos, paid, z. L.
Church street Will be attended 10. fT itsrc
FRENCH MILLINERY.
MRS. N. FURLONG, iG3 Broadway-snd l2sH Bowery
WI vii! cIen Paris Fail Millinery IA Flow ers, feathers,
CAPS Head Dresses Ne on Tuesday. 21lh inst s25 asm
NEW GOODS-The undersigned solicit TO large
IN Of Goods for ai and winter wear ,ncudi
beaver cloths for surtoots castimees in great variety
styles for pantal IONS.
to order u.ual moderate charges for ready moaey.
WIN. T. JENNINGS, Draper sass and ID T iahS
s23 lm,sem 229 Broadway, American Hotel
EsPY's PATENT.CONICAL VENTILATION
THIS cheap simple and efficient apparatus sdae all
purposes of Ventilation SHIPS Steamboats,. Churches,
Hospitals Prisons Mines Vaults &c &c may b. appca-
ton be kept Tree from al foul air and unwhoIes elnvia
The subscriber having purchased the gh the City and
County New ork is prepared supply the public with
Metal Roofing of all descriptions ushe in any Part of the
country.
Croton Water Pipes and Plum oer Work in general Also
GLvtnzed iron aud TN are at Wholesale Stove pipes,
bath tubs, coal hods, &c.a ynces greatly reduced.
All work warranted, an orders by letter attended
ss53msm 100 Wafer Street
MARTELLEs HOLDERMANN 81 Maiden Lane-Haye
OF Feathers Fiowers gold and silver Fnges
assomsst OF manufactured hair work such Wigs Toupees
Bands. Cu Cla,tildes, Bads Puffs Thule Ribbon Nrft
Crown Iieces, Seams, SC. sc. s25 iw sm
MONEY TO LOAN-In large or small sums-The adyer
" tser prepared to make temporary advances upon most
descriptions OF personal property goods pro-
Apply No 80 John street. corner Nassau Office No q
second floor. from 10 till s25 iwsr
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MR. GEORGE vANDENHoFF's s..,h A,,s,,.,,. i.
THIS EVENING s s!w ,ss h viii be performed III.
A,..eo. TIE ! y Eos ss.s 81 ASlEI aR,A
10 e sT%S, Tl,S's III farce of miss h'''''A
Es Tier IS een a T.f 3 Gems s Fit SIX cents. Gallery
Door, oren at o'clock and the performance will com.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
AsoraEEEs!, s5Sys$S s;A5 ~! (;
asyds s 81 s dresses
oV GRE hss'o SoSs sflis NE
An. tn. Who'll. s ) 4. ;.:i. S SSH1L FAMILY
THIS EvENS6o ysD'y ssS 20 /. H1E%ssI will
Tab. s,. Al 's o%EETfg liP
IKE F%ss it5's Z one .s' called
D, In The French language. BY The Ravel Family.
RRs slSsasIy, Jerome H k.s.,
Antnor In,c;U. Rs.ssi
Aug ustne. Mime j. 1 RsVsi navel
To be followed by the most gorgeous famemims e,er mo
the ies GREEN Z EAN%f MSN ss1sa
OR-THE DRE.aM .ACCOMPLiSHED
Scenery b S;.15s y y Mr. r,ehas.
The Green M onssr. Of the f'n'o"mf Mon. Gail,
The White Gsnii. MI Mr. VEIN
T$Ss s Witt Mk;, ssSs. I I;5S%s S
GCEEss,y,,IGissT iMa5Ss, s1 a'Sa: ss s,s
A''''4S% s::s, NH. f bsass TfS''
The Garden at halias six-Perormsnces
I,sIsu-se cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THE OLD PRICES REsgMED AND NO coMruL
rI r, ls ssss xupOss Tier Fist Tier cents
Man,. GUY azsSsSSiLnrNo.
Ii T. fGailrtf SI's
Doors % open neSG%ps Mos Sr
Box Office ogen daily from to :, where Tickets may b.
MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
ait Broadway. New York.
THIS EVENING Sept 27th the entertainments will
oLY S%Te"i RE WE
A' THE Th:' LAZY 'tDilj n B sfstii called
Ate. r Goyk Eli f by fRSx9 called
rET sISfS fST FIJI Ss'ssisN is:
Reuben Sna!asr Mi Nsker.on Harry wilasr w.Irot
Ms. :. pSS w be opsnsS at aAd the performances
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
'''' ' ] f !. bX AfSSHbi MANAGER.
Best attractions in Netc York!!-Change of No
pelties.
DAY VISITORS ADMITTED SAME EVENING FREE
last wen flSI y.I.' Th EE1sH&Sfsn
Last week SoS sFxRcSEHSSSs$s 'si'
h ss s s sseonp %S 1Js. T ns
Fam, nsaP';S
My.isrieq. G.y dii@B.ioon Xscsnsions ions. Dem q II
~ r. S s'@s. ana "s'as'
tainments TWENTY-FIVE cens-ChIdren hal price. s25
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J. SHANKS, M. D.,


OCULIST,
ND Professor Of Ophhsmic Anatomy and Surgery, Dis
n OF the Eye and Ear and mperfecons OF Vision.
Office I9a Broadway corner John street, up stairs
N.B-Doctor Shanks begs to inform those affected with
Diseases v the Eye Ear mperiecons OF Vision that
application bis Office their will meet with that ski
and which follow ertens i've
practice based on an accurate anatomical rhysoIogcs and
pathological knowledge OF the the human Eye and Ear and
that part Of Optics pertaining 10 Vision. .
Office hours from 10, A. Mtos, p NJ daily. Sundays
tepted .
the CITY of New York. s27 cod 1msr
WE understand that the Race which come of be-
w tween the old North Gig the u s. g. Fultons is all
boc they that they would not for less than three
hundred do6 hut there match made between the Full
toms gig al last the Missouri's, off Thursday
s27 tier -
I,ARIs MJLLINARY ARTICLEs.--'rhe subscribers has
received splendid assortment o, new style Fall Rib
rich striped and chene Pout de Sole, Cros
dc NAPLES. Satin, Levantine and Velvet Ribbons.
Also plain and co0red black and blue black tste and
tins, &c style bonnet Silks, &c Sc. country and
city dealers particularly requested TO call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere. -.
WMH, HAMPTON, IN Hudson street
s2T lotsm four doors above Canal street.
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MAGNOLIA LUNCH. -
CORNER BROADWAY X CHAMBERS STREET
- The Proproo Of this well known restaurant desire 70 m
form their friends the public generally that the season
for shell fish having they made
for CONSTANT supply Of he nnes .ne h & servs nv IN
every style, and al moments notice.
Steaks and every decacy OF the season may always be
found here every style desired by the lovers oil good things
Supyr parties and Meals served all hour.
fyenemen dining down town will find this desirable
being within two minutes wall OF the City Hall.
The propetors their thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed aud hope by attention 70 busnes they vii merit
share Of casom. CHichEhlNt CAhLiSLE.
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JUST received and fer sale 1872 Broadway Pe,fo-
rated Zinc assorted figures beautiful article for
window blinds door and fire screens safes aners
other articles. 81 cod ar
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- TO LET-The upper part Of the House $40 Broome
C street, near Thompson street. Rent low Apply at lc6
.r.lX. Nassau Il. s2l tfI
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N AMERICAN GIRL, who understands dress making
"A and PLAN sewing and who would be willing assist in any
light work, wishes situation. Apply at i East broadway.
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II BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver, has removed TO 233
broadway, opposite the Park; Goats Of Arms, Cress Cy
piers &c engraved Ladies seals pencil
Sc engraved with OF arms, Names any device.
Goats of arms found and painted Books of Healdy with
upwards of lG0 900 Names ~ 3tsr
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DIR. MOTIFS

" ID Ut II K STOV Els,
d EPAIRED by RICHARD sAYLIFFE, established nine
IL years Chatham street. New York. X. A. has Motifs
aud other Stoves which he sell reduced price
Stoves and pipe put up the shor s notice.
". B.--PIpe constantly on hand. s2f lmsr
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NUMBER 45.

the happiness of the community-they have dis
PEELED the moral gloom that overhung society, and
lit up the habltations Of sorrow with the smile Of
hope and cheeriuness; they have uprooted vice,
arrested crime, and snatchcd the victim from the
whirlpool of folly; they have cheered the wretch
cd, relieved the suffering, end renewed the hopes
OF the responding and they have shown the last
ing good that may be conferred upon the world
by the exercise of moral energy.
RcSo'ed, That we believe the formation of
county temperance society will greatly add to
the health, tranquility, and happiness of our cti-
zens-clevate their moral, social, and intellectual
character, and promote their peace, welfare, and
prosperity.
Rwhcd, That we mos. earnestly bcseech those
individuals in the community who yet withheld
their influence from the temperance reform, to
examine all the facts which are developed, and
all the consequences which result from drinking
ardent spirits, to examine the subject impartially,
to reason and reflect upon it with disposition to
ascertain the truth; and if they should be con-
WINGED of the evils Of intcmperansc they are call
ed upon, as members of the human family, as adj
yocatcs OF human rights Is friends Of freedom,
to use all suitable means to- spread universally
the evidences of this truth throughout our land.
RlNLyt8, That we view with great pleasure
the rapid increase Of temperance publications.
that byio,ct Is only necessary to lay the facts
before the community, to convince thcm-that
truth is mighty and will prcvail-and that we
would earnestly recommend the friends OF tenn
pcrancc to take eTtctual means to put some tenn
pcancc document into the hands Of every indi-
vidual in our county.
ReSlhcd, That the ladies', In view of the pow
crtul and salutary influence which they may ex-
Crt over all classes in the community, and cspe-
calIy the young, and the lnhumerable blessings
which they may he instrumental IN conicrlng up
on our citizens, be, and ihey hereby are most re-
~pcciiully and earnestly requested, universally in
all suitable ways, To give to this their uni
ed and pcrscycrlug efforts.
The committee also reported Pledge
and sitution, which were unanimous
ly adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Champin, it was
moved that the Chair appoint committee
of one from each precinct, TO propose
names for the different officers of tins So
ciety, the Chair appointed ihe following
named gentlemen said committee. VIM.
Staddcn, VIM. Chumascro, j. IL. Hen
derson and Michael Ryan, After short
absence the committee made the follow
ing report, viz:
For Prc&idcnt-H. S. BEEBEE,
For jice PreSidcnfS-RALPH WooD-
RUFF, b. +. RANsTEAD.
For Recording Scc'y.-M. Ryan.
For Corresponding Sec'y.-Chas. G!
Miller.
For IrCaSurCr-W. Palmer.
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tb,t the r,ouuar in which Such vessels
,ho ,; , oro,,.s nnJ onrnoos n wha,oyor such
aar,oo, oons;s, ~, - 10 ,re,teJ IN ,baso
,a.oe ,c ,,,;sc,s,,., ooJ i;s,ross shonld
ba cloor,v anJ r1mv Known
Vnn ayo acona;n,oI With tho corrosnor-
donco which Tool, Mace few vpors aoo.
Le,,.oon ,ha - ond FrrIish Cov,
orn,,,on,s rosna,,;nn tho c,sos Of tho En-.
,ornri.o tho Comet and the Fncominm
I .r,l vorr attention ,o tho journal Of the
eona,1 IS ,ho Uni,oJ S,,tSs con,,;,;ro
resoIn,ions nn,n;monsIv adontcd bv bal
LoJ,, rosn,c,;n, ,Ioso c,scs ,The:e ros.
oInf;ors 7 La1ioyo have already becn
bromah, 70 the no,icc IF Her Maicstv's
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Grmndy County--rubIic Meeting.

At a public meeting held at the house
of William l.. Armstrong, Esqr., in Nor
ris,own, Grundy county, Illinois, on the
sth day of March, 1912, WILLIAM II.
PERKINS was chosen chairman, and i.
NcwpOH secretary.
The object OF the meeting being made
known, Col. MoRRIs took the floor, and
delivered very able discourse on the
subject Of the policy pursued by the
Board of Canal Commissioners, (of which
he is PrcsidonD, and the future prospects
Of the canal. After the close of his dis
course, the following resolutions were
presented to the meeting by William L.
Armstrong, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this meeting return
sincere thanks to Col. Morris for his able
discourse.
Resolved, That whereas, we believe it
10 be the bounden duty of every indiyidu-
al in the community, more especially the
farming portion thereof to use every ex-
er,on TO sustain the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. And whereas this can only be
done under the present embarrassed cir
cums,ances, by creating a demand for.
and increasing the value of Scrip and
State Indebtedness; that as farmers Of
Grundy county, we pledge ourselves each
to the other, TO sell our surplus property,
to contractors at fair cash prices, and re-
ccjye in payment scrip and state inIebi-
cdncss.
ReyoIrci, That we will lrown on every
attempt 10 dcPrecia.c the value Of scrip
and state Indebtedness, whether made by
brokers or any Other class Of citizens,
and that we should hold the commissions
ers justified in not receiving /! IN pay
nent from those who are indebted TO the
canal fund, who ask an eXuavagani price
for their produce, to cXtort from contrac-
tors, or use any other means TO deprecl-
ate its value, or stop the progress OF the
work.
Rcsoired, That we earnestly recon-
mend to our fellow citizens in adjacent
counties, to call similar meetings to this.
and adopt such measures as will raise the
value of scrip and state Indebtedness.
W. II. PERKINS, Presid't.
/ LEANpER NEWPORT, Secretary.