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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08
BLIND MAe1UF ACTORY.
II CLARK.

Venitan Blind Manufacturer,
ls9 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE, No 1913
South Second Street, bclo,p Dock 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
M EEPS always on hand large and fashion
GN-ahle assortment of Wide and Narrow Stat
Window Blinds, manufactured in the best ma n
ner OF the beet materials, aud at the lowest cash
prices
Having rcGted and enlarged his cstabIisI,o
ment, he is pre- pared to complete orders to any
amount al the shortest notice.
constantly on hand an assortment of
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
o fcvery variety, manufactured expressly for
h own sales, and purchasers may therefore 70
ly on good article.
IS@Open in the evening.
A.NOrdcrs from distance packed carefully
anu sent free Of poI,erage, to any part of,hs
city.
Phlada Aug 10 40, II. CL.qRK.
ENlNE DRESS GOODS.-A 10, orhand som
Il silk Tissues and Barazcs, Just rocc i've
from Now York and for sale by
April I, 40. BhowN & McIntire.
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Notice.

There will be special meeting ofthe
Orphans Court OF Cecil county on Tues.
day the 1lth day of September next.
Test
GEORGE r. HOWARD. Reg.
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Tust opened a lot Of very superior french
81 Twecls, slso a lot of Pant stuff lor rncn aud
boys ware At very Low prices For sale hY
Apfii !. 40. bso"S Il alcl.ilaE.
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Farm at'PubsicSSale.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale
on FRIDAY, the 9TH day of October next,
on the premises, the Farm on which he
now Resides, containing SIXTY ACRES.
The land is Of first rate quality, and in a
tolerabc state Of improvement, and has d
fair proportion of good woodland. The
~x4S-zN Improvements consist of a
4M;.!A small Stone House, and out
a LII buildings. The above prop
es~sS.sD erty is situated in North Mil
ford. Cecil county, NIL, adjoining the lands
of Thomas Owen, Levi Dysart, E5enezer
Alden and others, and is considered as
pleasant situation rs there is in the neigh
borhool. Persons wishing to view the
property, will please call on the subscriber
residing on the property.
Sep S-3t GEORGE ALDEN.
"Village Record copy to the amout 81
and send bill to this Office.
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LADIES' DRMss GOODS.

Silks (BIk. and Fancy,) French Meriroes Par
amottas Sole D'almoni, Lustrcs Alpaca, Cash
mercs, NJ Do!.anes, sc. together with a larys
and handsome OF Of Prints from to L l-a cts.
per yds.
Shnwls Embroidered Thibet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, ooong Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flannola from .s ! cts to hrf,er
prices Brown and White muslin from to IA cis
per Yd, 5 and 10 quarter Sheotina bro white nd
cold Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickngs, Hos
. cry, Gloves, l.lces, Edgmgs a variety Of! Trim
ing Goods, SC. together with variety of otia.
articles all Of which will BIO sold on accom.uoda.
inI terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention of AL believing from his OK
perienre in The Dry Good Busincss that no can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than mos, per
sons aud cqnaliy as cheap as they can DO ohta,u-
cd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. b. country produce taken in exchange .os
Goods.
One Door above tho Court House, W. T.
Elklon, Oct %, IS.
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This is to Give Notice. That the

This is to Give Notice That the
subscriber Of Cecil county hath Obtained
from the Orphans Cour, of said county, lie
ers ,eslamen!ary ON the personal estate
Benedic' Jones', late Of said county, decd
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof duly authen
lcaled, on or h.iore the l7lh day VI Jnly
Is so; they may otherwise by law beexclu.
ded from all benef! Of said estate. Al
persons indebted TO said esa le are request
ed to make immediate payment 70 the cub
scrlber Given under my hand this 29'h
day of July 1910.
THOMAS P. JONES, Excel.
July 2Sth '49--6w.
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AZ .b!.G iJFG .i5.-l iir!,lp. 1t Dam
4 Ta'le Coyjrs, OF ass rte c),rs, Tor sal
nays Ba )WN A;lNrl9
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And a lso a rictv Of Stoves for wood and
coal 81 abr Tor schools and churc hes nndwaru
sold fol such purposes liberal de duesun viii
We made
Persons not visiting The city order by let
ter and will have AZ good an article as though
they wcrcprescnt.
Addrcs SAMUEL II. GRAFTON.
No 80 Light Street Baltimore. Md.
JULY 2lst '49--6m.
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nllceW ana Is not s. liable TO INJURY ny Tie ilP.
Tie farmer is frequently prevented by rain
from narrowing in his grain after il is sown;
which narrowing is needless in seeding with this
machine, us it completes the work at once.
zsasEi1azITas.
Philadelphia and Delaware Agricultural Society
First Premium lSi!
ST Georges and .1ppoquinnnink; l54l
American Institute, Silver Medal, lS49
Frauklin Institute, Diploma. Honorary, 1912
New Castle county (Dcl) .lsricultur4! Society,
First Premium, 1885
New York State,
Diploma, (I!onoraryD 1876
First Premium, la41
NEFrsyllLE, Mltlim county, Pa, IuiY 2l>t lsl.
Ia 'ssrs, $. * NJ. rENNocE-Gcu,cm0n-
have this day threshcd aud measured tho Wheat
gr""m Oh an acre Of Land, one half Of which
was drilled i'll with one OF your machines; the
o,hcp half was Gown broad cast and narrowed
in in the usual nlarner. The result as iO,-
lows-The half acre drilled quarter bushels Of
seed per acre broadcast h bushels seed por
acre, s Shocks measured bushels !8qs. The
quality 81 the ground was exactly the ,amc and
treated alike III every particular previous to seed
ing. Difference on the ha If acre in favor o! the
drill II bushels, adding half bushcl s!vcd in
more than on the broadcast.
Yours respectfully, ABHER THOMp SON.
We lire undersi Gned were present aud 81 til
and measured, cut the grain, and assis ted /
hrcshing the same. and do hereby testify
correctness OF hlr Thonpsou's STA tement. TO
James Reed, Alexander Reed,
H. &. Morris, y. G. Miller,
Geo. AshIy, VIM Steeleyi
This IS pronounced by nl who have tried ut
he the best machine of the kind ever invented.
Persons d"siious OF obtaining Grill are referred
to any oil The following gentlemen
Major John Jones, Hon john NJ CLAYTON,
Charles Clayton, MAJ Philip Rcybold, New Cas-
tie Co. Del., Caleb Griffith. John Gale, Kent
Co., J. B. & J. Al. Phillips, B.hema Manor;
Rev. James Mcin,iro, Samul B. Foard, near
Elkton, Alfred Z. Rowland, Cccton; enialn III
Sergeant, near Rising Sun
he subscriber respectfully informs the farm
ers ofCrcil and all Others W o may meet this
notice, that he is prepared to fill ali orders for
the above machine Address London Grove
fo.t Office, Chester county Pa.
JOSHUA T. SWAYNE.
August, lth ls4p.
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GLOVES and HOSIERY
"A fac assortment Of Silk, Lisle thread ana
IA Kid Gloves, also fine lot of Hosiery of all
descriptions. just received and for snle by
Ap 7'ri'49. Bnown 4 McIntrs.
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Stores, Stoves, ST owes.

Samuel H. Grafton sHtGcs;or &c j. FlySsis
NJ. 81 Light Street Baltimore,
Ia on hand and Intends keeping during the
ensuing tall one OF the largest and most select
stock otstovcs that can be found in this or any
other city, lie invites those who whit stoves 10
sjt his establish n.ru, wlere they car su'.ct
from great variety Of every principle and
style Just snch suited 10 their wants ana
at Prices that Cannot he oijrctec to
Tie following Is tie list Of prices for tlis
vcar, KITCHEN COMPANION wnu all FIX
lures complete
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Delaware Lotteries for Septem.

D. PAINE s. Co., Managers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA,
r. MARION

Qy'ln Jha late p0ws from California, II h
HlnIrd That The elections IA firm pruVlsiou-
al Constitution Ind mken t,lnrs, aud Ilinl
iuaaiingH had been held ~ express public -
piuinn on lie subject at slavery, Thsrs irds
a unanimous sentiment against Have tabor.
Thufs the right sort Of talk aud Ncnon
~ ssIai irse cnnAiiiliinn.-a aud
even tho ultra slavocrnls Of the South cannot
.oljcrt to admitting her rs n free SIaie-lor
IIeif doctrine ~ TINT Snvrry IN domestic 80
siiiuiion under the eIeiupirS control of the pfo'
pie ofihc states or territories ln this mode,
Slavery rM be excluded from tho new terri
tory, IN all human probability Bu, suppose
1t Is noii suppose Itis vtlmoT VrUvtEn witt br
required of Congress- the anil sdroY States
couRiiui, a idrge.mgoriiy IN the House, and
with Delaware Whose now Senator, Wales is
Wing Of the right stamp there is mnIor-
ity H. tho Senate without counting my other
votes from the slave SrAIcF, Now It the Eo.
coiocos ofIhc North are sincere IN their new
born free solism, tho slavery question Is 10
moral certainty @Hisd The Wings Of the
North nrr, ns they have loGg been, RICH TIVE
say f the Locos nre honest and prove fash.
lh ibis question II settled, and HE people Of
the North nre ut liberty Io t's. olso 'ho.Lih-
criy pnHynnd range themselves for renew,
NJ Of the political conflict between Wing mud
Locoloco policy, Iflhcyarc not honest, il"
only coalition lhht tie ume demands would
be between tie Wings aud Liberty mcn.-
~ dirhmHu
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led on horse back srmed wilha good Ride
aud Revolver, nguinJ nay emergency We
,bnll lake up our march about tho 25'h Of
My,
Il was NY good drluns while AZ Louisville
ny, to rec IhaI great Orator aud Patriot of
America, Henry Clay. Care aUd age have
somewhat wrnkled his features, hIl hs eye
is yet frrii of that Proa'e'boa" Grs which las
Lent sucll poIhos ~ his lorensie rloguence'
Should llnI Providence, which "lemPers
tho wind TO the sliorn lhmb"prolrcI aud g0ld"
40 safety 80 our ta0rH@y'- end, sou will re-
ceiye my next lellrr from The gold regions
of California, lu Ilnl will give you some
account ofour paSange hcroEs HE county
also some reliable INFORMATION IN reFurd Va
the Gold Regionlhe country eli nate &c, Of
California. Yours, &c.
4. MARION.
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been settled, and one Of the principles 's, lint
Of the ordnance Of ~ And,in dolug'lhis, haye
not lho administration done wrllf Have lhcy
not Ltaded the looofoco, anti Wllmot Proviso
majority 10 the United States senate VIII"
but wl,e men would have devised better
plan fora free Government In California
Why're ask, again, should any W'lmol Ffo'
yiso man any man WHO vas eVeF wh'g Judge
the a administration before hand
DON'T BEl INA HURRY 10 JON this
new tangled loeoloco gamg,to eondemn, you
hnowHpl what
These eonsidfrlions, with many others, We
should think, would deter any ifee soil wing
from eountcuaneingin any way tho eonlemP
lated coalition, The leaders 10 the coalition
arc anxious 10 Htduoslr fee soil wings 0to il
unless they can succeed IN wooing over 10
their purposes some few thousand lbcy know
they viii Gil IN getting the Offices they are Of
ter.
4 fatality hasalways attended coalitions Of
this sort They sometimes suereed for the
day, but they always, sooner or later, dw'ndle
away into weakness ,and insigniiioanee.
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supposed 20 be- emigrHnls, % man aud ..,..
uu, The iufmer uumri Augustus S......
The inquest b. progressing Arw lr...
pear relative ~ lhe cpllislpu, II b. rsl.,..,
iliul lhe uuuher drowned 10 90, amnu- a.
J. and 4, McCullGuRlL
Three hrdirs found ibis nGrm0np i,,.
heen identified by the mime ofl.ndd. Ga
sl1nluglnn, a., all hrnlhers.
z, T.. M,-The Empire Inns not yel lee,
rnisrd. The total lumber Of bodtus found.
",
~ the clnhing recovered, several s,i,o, NJ
mnHry in Hpecin Hud hnuk NOTES lw,e I-.-
luund. We nre surprl-rd hers ilal uu u....
urru liHys heeu adopted a. rnisH Sis hnsr q
ronnins, beyond doubl, human lsd..
with valuable property, TIE oommmb .
Kept M pniuiid ruspeuse, while those g0s
have (frisuda uiisslug nre afflicted WUL E,I
lugz the most ng0nlIlug
The upper rigging rutinins many liDt
of hunnn apparel fund nnnliuP Ou lhr h.,
aud whirb druules lhHt lle rHirui Of lD,, 4
liin Inns not heeu Hrrrrlnuri, There ~.
upnrrnus sirunPrrs IN ptrs inl lllr feiar,
"a Decreased fiirud. TIE cur0urts Jur, o.,
turned their yrfdirl lnrt rYrring Il rru,nr,
lie pilot of lIlr Empirei nud attribute, .
rnllirion 10 his neglect, cnrel"snrss or WI
nCJudgIueul,
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The Cassie leaders, with th@ locof1cu-l lend.
~, of the 50 erlled fee Eoilpiriy-Ihose who
Joined The party simply 10 make themselves
the instruments og is destruction orab.orpton
have mode their arrig-mrnt, 20 eonsummaIc
the uniolor thoifrcspcct,vc prtt-s4-hi Mont.
pclitr uc1t wcch ip order 10 mako the
rchcnc nero cn;ct,vc--mofc cntclns 10 the
rau. sud GIe the frccsol panty, 'hc ta.a,'cs
vii, nominolly, 60 over TO th' Gee coil party
with proper understanding among the
parties To the contract IN regard 10 the r?otl'
of the union But ihcirtiekct ,rthcy succeed,
Is 10 Be made ~ mainIy OF loeoIoeos, from
among those who joined the free sol party
with thu view Of us,ng It, ultimately, for their
own advantage. With these men and the
Cass leaders, there Is, no doubt the most per.
feet understanding as to their future opera
tons
Tothc WING free sellers, VIC would say,
don I be IN a hurry about committing your.
selves 10 this new coalition. You don know
yet what your company may bci you don't
know where you may find yourselves few
months hence. The new party Wi. be- moth.
ing else but locofoco. II will be entirely un.
der the control of,hc present leaders Of the
Cass party within SIX months, and where will
YOU be them Better wait and see how mat
tiers turn out.
Suppose the free soil question settled by the
adoption of the Wilmot Proviso by the people
of the new territory, what will be the language
of the leaders of the COALITION They will turn
upon you and say, ''thc matter il AZ settled
Ia, A,tt H.. -. al
good iocofoecs"-aE- pc ihRas. the nrwly su.
CARED catch. word--'free democrats may be
the term uscdi-nrd You will wake up and
find yourselves in the bosom Of the regular loi
eofoco party, arrsyed against all your political
principles.
/ OPPOSITION TO GEN. TAYLOR, is the
rallyingcry the CaEsitrs. And why is II thus'
Certainly uhere can be n. reason unless It IL
that he is searching out the unfathful and
dishonest office holders orthcir party, and his
success thus far shows the need Of his doing
so. The defGul,ers to tho Government arc
found almost every day-some, to the tune
of q, 900 and even $4,000 Such lac is turn.
ing out and cndcavoring to supply their places
with honest men. Again, he il seeking, bu,
slowly though, 10 effect equality in the
bestowment of office. Ofthe 1900 Deputy
Postmastcrs, $4,000 or 10 800 are locofocos liz
may have turned out alreHdy -always for good
cnuse-some 200, and filed their places with
Wings. He will not have done justice TO the
people and to the republican principle orour
institutions unit one halfof these Offices are
FLIED by others than ,ocofocos.
Upon the subject of Slavery he has not lisp
ed a word or moved finger in a way to, ind
cate that he is disposed 10 favor the institution
Of slavery or to extend it. But on the contra
ry, IL is stated the administration hu We encour
aged their officers despatched to CalifSrnir
to establish Government there <
be ready to ask for admission into the union a
the rcKt session fCongrcss-and udyices say
the principles of such government hav,
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Correspondence oflhc CrlcdoniOn.
On the Way 10 California,
sr LOUIS, Missouri, May Z

DEAN SIN: Permit one familiar with your
columns to communicates from time 10 time
to the renders of tie "Calcdoniun,n some Of
the incidents ornn overland expedition to the
Gold Regions of California. -.
Your correspondent il himselfn son OF
one ofthc homes of Caledonia Counly, aud
the company Of entcrprising Young men
whom he leads in the adventure ara proud
to wear on the front Of their cnps ms distin-
gushing badge "he Green Mountain Boys
Our COMPANY consists of eight active md
intelligent young men, who hqye undertaken
tho expedition with The view ofexplnring
the region Of Country said to I've so rich in
gold, md towards which the tile OF emigrn-
icon rs op-ltst flowing ffoln alt quarters OF
tho world.
The inducements which have operated
most strongly with myself in joining the ex-
pedition are mainly two, Added to n nntir-
nj love for adventure, the one was, desire
to see the country whose mountain tops ure
clothed with eternal SHOWS, and its vnllics
bcHenth, with evergreen mud perennial YER
PRODUCTION of civilization into the country,
aud the laying ofthe foundations ola com
mercn emporium that must one day rival in
importance the best of our Atlantic Ports.
Our company left New York City April
10Th, lsi9; and reached St. LOUIS Mny 7th
after spending some days in Kentucky, pur.
chasing mules and horses with which to per.
form the journey ----------
We have now before us n journey of som,
two thousand miles; and expect to perform
it in nhoutninety days from the time os lenv
ing ST. Louis. Our route lies via. Fort In
dependence, the South Pass in the Rock,
Mountains, and Salt Lake. Hence along tn,
Humboldt and Carson Rycrs until we eros
the "Sierrn Nevada" and descend into tia
valley fthe Sacramento about 200 miles II
hove San Francisco. Our supplies for
months will I've drawn Ivy mules and wagons
A years supply. has been sent by vessel n
round Cnpe Horn. Each mau goes noun
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GREAT. FIRE ATsg LOUIS,
~. Louls. NAV f.

A FIRE lHnke OH this morning, which hI
nehrly halt lhe lusiuerH pOrlnn NJ lhr Gus M
ruins. Every Insurance uihre, five Banking
houses, aud twenty seven STEAMBOATS,, whriI
were tying ~ the tlork i"f"ihfFr g-tr Ne
sfroyed, together with The Telegraph Odre
which wns subsequently removable Me OH.
er siir of Uio river
TIE Intense hrbi from Tho burning lash
fred the stores along lhTl.eNec, cnniutnrInf
nj tryyTs FtrI-rt HrIr the tett -l''-rtt ufrrF
business norton of ihe cay, For llifer ginf
tiers of a mile down the LeVee, nnd hlrft
ing hnck 10 Second s'ree,ne"'ly every b'.l,
ing ~ iu rulur' ..
Iu the burnt district, where most. NJ Oh,
extensive husiuers hnurrs hnd lHrgo nmnlrl
of stock on hand, very lutte wHs saved
The loss III estimated ~ $1,000 600 T,
Gre commenced on hoard Of u steamboat
MORE or TIE FIRE AT ST, LOTS
The whole number Of buildings desor,I
is ils; Ia the lower part Of ihu tow. ID
houses.
Il cannot ho nsrrrnincd yc low rirI
in,c been killed. three prpuus were lHr'
oil lie steamer Whilc Cloud Omy ~
hod,"s have been recovered Gom llr u.,
nnuS nre supposed 10 be buried bcucllI. 4.
wills.
Col. John o. Falou Lost 10 houses wor
$4,000.
The amount ofdislfc,s is iuro'rulbhls.
Tie estimated loss of property lN tie CO.
r. over nix millions uf dollns, Tie et'rl
of th1 ruins IL nine rulirr blorl.Iri az
unrts of blocks DESTROYED. including seven
lrniine Offices. The Insurance. oiice' " I,
al Imy IN flLrNrcw ilc s. Louis Wd Cm'
7i-us. which will pny d,"ui 20 per 'c,u.I
hiud- of tie wholesale drnlcrs aud one '''
oi tie retail dealers IN llr city, h1,c Hl
burnt oui, nl.o one half of the cuuuI"
produce aud fancy dealers. Tho Nr"'
,tayGd most Of their properly, mud hooks.
IN most eases were snund-nrurlN tI 2. |
-t1rukrrs have resumed business
The chulrrn j. decreasing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-26
THE CHOLERA.

The cholera appeared IA New foR on the
lGlI, and there wire eleven eases and -
deaths during tie succeeding u hours On
the 10th there were no cases
f. prevails, and fatally too, ia some Of the
river towns IN kentucky also IN Cincinnati,
81 Louis, and IN board many Of the steam
boats upon the Western rivers Some 20 Or
- Mormon cmgmnn going up from New Or
lsans IN one boat died Of tho dsrasc' Emit
grants sulisr The most, though II PrcN6ils'a a.
mong an classes Of people Those who are
regular IN thc,r habits suffer tue. least or are
W dom attacked
The cholera ~ yet ~ New Orleans, aud i
continues to prevail IN Texas.
John stark, grand son OF Gen John stark,
fell dead IN the street At Washington, on the
10th ne was there, III said, 10 pursuit Of
some Office,
Posr Osrict Cu,NGrs. Charles Lyman
ESQ has been appointed Postmaster at Mont.
pcler, IN place OF Geo W Reed; Asa Chap
man, at Middlchury, IN place Off II Wright
II. $ Page, At Ilydrpirk, IN place Of C. :.
Noycs, Lucius benson, at Burke, in place
Of Joel lful
gJIIon. Daniel Duncan, late member Of
Congress from Ohio, died at Washington on
Saturday evening
Frnr The IIycrhdl Republican faya.--
A ire occurred At Wauen,on the 9th ofhay
dcslroyng the dwcll,ng.housc Of sir Vowel
Lc7,hcu The wifi Of Mr Lcathcr', blind
woman. persisted in Tie flames, there being
mo- men about at the tine Of the connagration
90 rescue her.
Fou llnrur G,--Thc batquc lluna, Capt
Henry, len Savannah on the iith inst for H.
IBERIA, with IL emirrap,'l Of whom, ~ have
been mauuunt,ed, aud. ll3 born free, or Tho
whole nuInfcr, iQ5-ean read, aud 81 are pro-
'lcssors of rel rion-
f-;i1a ,rAe Saunnsl,lntcllgenecr Fays hH, the
iv0cct Of the postage reduction sHtrruriy-'a.t.a
deeply Gl, The amouotrf letter correspond
cucc has increased Throughout, the Union,
probably ~ per cent, while newspapers
which.uudcr the three oen, law, we've almost
excluded from tho mails, are now w,nginr
ihc,r way IN svcry direction If It were bo'
/ for its moral cilcct-cvcn irtbc treasury were
10 ruHcr in the cnd--chcap Postagc apd.~ih'
cheaper the better would be a blessing a v,st
iucaleulahlc blessing
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higher mohyes than mere p0sonal dggfaHaiF'-
mfni and party a7iie ond WllI pondeI l.ong l~'
fore ihey viii consent 90 be- lolnrd 10 ne
loalhsune cnrcpsS uf expiring locol"r"iFn''
tor tho sole purpose lint they mny bs n'HN'
{ m instruments by wliirl 10 execute ol' lis
rusnirs,'ll,e malice Of no rotten henr'-- |ef'
gfnnes TMOnhr,