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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

THE CANplnATEs.-We believe, and
think great many voters Of both parties
believe, whatever they may do, that Mr..
Clarke, the Wing candidate for Governor,
is a sale, stable and reliable man, and one
who has rendered the state some service ;
that Mr.. Lowe the locofoco nominee is a
political trimmer-once a Whig now q
pmocrat-wilhout any fixed principles,
political or moral unheard OF until nom
mated by few noisy politicians. ana
whose claims 10 the votes of the people
are not acts, but only promises, which his
previous course indicate would never be
fulfilled The evidence before the people
leads to these conclusions, and we should
think the rejecting part ofthe voters who
are not welded closely TO party will sup
por! MIR. Clarke and not Mr.. Lowe.
MIR. Lowe makes hobby of Reform,
wherever he goes, simply because he
knows it is populars subject, but he
has refused to publish his "platlorm'-
he has not shown what particular reforms
he favors nor has he ever done ANYTHING
that points out what might be his future
course. In this he Is all professions; all
promises. MIR: Clarke has by his acts
shown himself thorough reformer, even
to the elect'ng of constables by the people
in his own county And he has publshe,
his views on the subject far and wide
Reformers, therefore, will support MIR
Clarke in preference TO Mr.. Lowe.
There is no doubt OF the fact, that oul
pride as Marylanders, and our duty al
citizens anxious for the welfare of thu
state should lead US to vote Tor William
3. Clarke.
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Sep l4-tm
Lost or Carried Off.

The large Key otlhe W-s door oil the
Cour, House, was taken from the door
on the night OF the Election and cannot
be found, and any person having knowl
edge OF lis whereabouts. will please III
form the Clerk TO the Commits. toner's.
Sept. ID, So St.
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John p. Bennett
Robert Nj Canaan

John P. Bennett Judgmen, beGa George II
vs. Joyce, ESQ., July 81, lsAs,
Robert NJ Canaan for $3.50 debt with interest
till paid and cost Cost 5sss
John p Pennett and Judgment before Geo
John y. McCauley, II, joyce Esq July
trading Under the the firm 81, 1910, for SC. Is
of Bennet. s. McCauley. debt with interest Till
vs. paid and costs.
Robcrt NJ. Canaan. COSTS So l3
The subscriber having purch, scd the Real Is
tate of the above named defendant, at sale
thereof in virtue Of executions issued upon the
fnrenoing judgments made OH the fifth day of
January 1850, by I'ezekiah Foard Constable,
,cby gives notice that he intends to apply TO
the Judges Of Cecil county Court at its next SEES
sion to DO held in E!kton on The third Monday
of October next, for confirmation of said 81 c
when and where the said defendant or creditors
or any other person or persons claiming inter-
est i'll the matter. will have an opportunity Of
stating their objections il any thoy have, why
the sale should not be confirmed, and f,r that
purpose are hereby warned 10 appear. The
property purchased by the subscriber consisls Of
a tract of land containing twenty one acres and
ore quarter of an acre, and 10 mentioned and
described by courses and certain decd duly exc.
cuted by one William II. Chapman and his wife
Mary, to the said Robert NJ Canaan, bearing
date on the eth dav of April, A. D. 1919, and
recorded in Libra r. C. RI. No. | Folio 200 and
one the said Record Books of Cecil county
aforesaid, and was struck Of for the snm of So
| Sep s8, 80 ANDERSON SMITH.
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For Rent.

The Old established Store House at
Rock Run in Port Drposi, formerly &C
cupied by George Kidd & Co., and lately
by John A. Atkinson & Bro. together
with the commodious dwelling attached
thereto. Apply TO John C.. Waters AT
Port Depos', or to the subscriber at Elk
ton. Possession given immediately.
F. A. ELLIS.
Sent % Soft.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

LARGE COLD COINS. MIR Gwin. OF
California, has offered bill IN The Senate
to authorize the coming OF large rectan-
gular gold coins or lngots, to be struck al
The u. S Mint, the value to be from one
hundred to tri. thousand dollars each.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

ACTION.-We have but little to say
this week on the subject OF p>ltlcs. The
time for talking and writing is ended:
.7ction, ACTION, ACTION--that Is our
only exhortation-that will enquire the
victory. Bring ont every dilatory wing
voter; strengthen every one that wavers.
A full turn out OF the Wings ofthe coun-
ty and Cecils vote will be recorded Tor
VIM. B Clarke.
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Neticc.

All persons indebted to the undersign-
ed prior 10 the lst day of March 1850,
are hereby notified to settle the some
with myself or Mr.. J. Tome, Por, Depos-
it, on or before The LIST day OF Oct: 1850
otherwise their accounts will BE- placed
IN other hands Tor collection.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR.
Bait Sept. 14th 20-3t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

THE MARYLAND SENATE. At the State
election next week Senator is to be
elected for six years in each OF the follow
ing counties: Kent, Talbot, Dorchester,
Hartford, Frederick, Carroll and 81. Ma
ry's, all now represented by wings. The
Senators holding over are equally div.
ded, 7 wings and 7 democrats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
Married..

On Thursday the 18th inst, by Rev
Geo. Foot, the Rev. WILLIAM E MooRE
to Miss HARRIET Foor. all OF Newark,
Del.
On Thursday last by the Rev. James
McInlire, ABEL }. DAVIS to Miss MARCIA
REF A. MAHAN, all OF Cecil county Md
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

KENT County. The democrats Of this
county have nominated Thomas II. Hor-
sey Esq, for the State Senate, and George
Gale and James Spear iorthe Levy Court
James e. Blacklston, Esq, is announced
IN the News as an Independent, candidate
for the Senate, Mr.. Cacy is the Wing
candidate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

Vine CANDIDATE. The Wing confer.
ees from York and Adams counties, Pa.
have nominated DR.. VIM. Mcllvaln, O
York, as their candidate for Congress, ii
the place OF the later Dr.. Mes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
tDfice.

NOTICE is hereby given; that the Partner
l Y ship between John w. Shippers James 8.
Crawford, was dissolved OH the fteent, day of
May last; 50 FAR as relates to the said James S.
crawford. All debts due to the said partner
ship are to C paid. and those due from the same
DIS i'rged at Cherry Hill where the business
VIII be continued by said John w. Shippers
JOHN w. SHIPPERS,
JAS. S. CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill, Sept 2S-Sw
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CLOTHING CLOTHING!

FENHE wondering jew has returned agsin with
l. frcs! assortment ofWinter Clothing f,om
the city sfNcw York; which he vi | sell very
cheap. He has them of all qualities, coarse and
fine. Cal at his store in the "iol!ow."
E!kton, Sep est
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Commissioners n, t.Ce

WE the Undersigned Commissioners appoint
w ed by Cecil c"n'iy Court, to value and
divide the Real Estate ofChri<,ophrr title, late
Of Cecil county deceased, according To- the pro-
visions of the Acrs OF Assembly in snch case
made and provided, do Hereby give NOTICE to all
concerned that we shall meet said Real T..
tate in Char ics'own III said county, on Wcdncs
day the 10th dav Of October neat at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. TO proceed to the business for which we
are appointed. WILLIAM W BLACK,
JouN MEARHs,
Il. B. GRAHAM,
FRANCES Owens.
Sep l4-tm Commissioners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
ADJUSTMENT OF FLoGGlNG IN THE Nav,

ADJUSTMENT OF FLoGGING IN THE NAVY
The perusal OF yesterdays proceedings
of the House OF Representatives will cause
thrill of satisfaction 10 pervade every
true American heart. The last relic Of
barbarism has been. expunged from the
rules OF the Navy. and we hope in few
days to be able to announce that no man
can hereafter order his fellow man 10 be
stripped ard floggrd like dog under the
flag Of the United States. II will be seen
that the House Of Representatives, by a
decided vote of ayes 1871, nays ga
majority of lO2 against the Iash-alopted
an amendment tie the Naval appropriation
Bill abolishIng forthwith the use OF the
cat III that arm of the public service, and
the bill as amended, was afterwards raised
by vote of ayes III, nays 49. The
unanlmity evlnced in the vote on this pro.
hibitory amendment CONSTITUTES another
evidence OF that reciprocatlon of sentlmen,
between the people and their representa-
tlves which should ever exist under repub-
Ecan institutions, and OF winch, in fact, IT
is the best appreciate test. Having pass
ed the House by such decided vote. we
cannot for moment doubt its success in
the Senate. The adjustment OF flogslna
will secure TO our Navy choice of the
best sailors from all parts Of the world.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
MARYLAND Finances.

The Treasurer of Maryland. gives no
tice that fifty per cent. OF the outstanding
balance OF the Funded Arrears Stock OF
the State, wil! be redeemed at the Loan
Office, in Baltimore, on the LIST OF October
next. The Baltimore "American' learns
from reliable source, that the remainder
will probably be paid before half of the
ensuing year shall have elapsed. After
the small remainder shall have been paid,
the State will pay $4,000 less in annual
interest than she did in the year 1913 and
1919, being more than the debt intel st
which she pays, Estate tax Of one-iourlh
OF one per cent on the valuation OF 50
cents deductcd) on 81 100000 OF five per
cent Stock. The State will also have a
new fund for rrdeeming or purchasing the
remaining debt, which will be about equal
TO one half OF the net interest on the sink
ing Fund two years ago.
1t will thus be seen that a continuance
OF the present taxes for a few years longer
will enable the State TO redeem entirely
that portion of her debt now over due,
leaving the provision for interest on the
stock which has long time TO run the only
charge upon tn. Treasury The stamp
tax, as well as other temporary taxes,
which are so severely felt by the citizens
OF all parts of the STATE. may then safely
be removed, as they will of course be- no
longer necessary. This last clam on the
Treasury will, ii is confidently believed,
tL,
by the sure operation Of the Sinking Fund
as we'll as by the purchase and cancelling
OF the stock with the surplus revenue Of
the Safe.
This is certainly a very latterIng condi-
ton OF the financial affairs OF our State,
and one which every Marylander may
we'll feel proud. On the Is, OF October,
1S49, the original Funded Debt of the
State had been reduced to $SGl,S26.2l
and when the fifty per cent is paid on the
1st OF next month, 1t will only amount TO
$133,712,S2. The following table will
show its gradual .xlinguishment since
1919, when the first payment was made:
The orig! Fund Debt was $S7S,737,45
Red'd by Treasurer prior TO
October lst, lS49 1912
SGi,S26,21
One fourth pd LIST Oct, 1919, 2l6,206, 55
G+9,Go9,6G
Redeemed by Treasurer prior
to May LIST, 1850, 113,76S,39
,27
One half paid LIST May, 1850, 2G1425,63
267.425,G4
One halt to be pd list Oct. 80 133,7l2,S2
Leaving outstanding after
Oct, lst, 1850 33,712,s2
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

KEEP IT BEFORE The PEOPLE, that
Enoch Louis Lowe will BIZ anything in
order 10 crafty his ambition.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

Fl. Clay Mum has been recommended
f1r Secretary OF the Territory OF New
Mexico. So says the TlIbune's corrcspon
dent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
NOTICE..

ENHE Co-partneship heretoforc'exi ling under
y the firm of Brown 4 Mclnire. is this day
dissolved bp mutual consent. AL persons in
debtcd TO the late firm, are requested to ca II ana
se,tlu their accounts with either rftle snhscr,b-
ers. EDMUND RRNWN, Jr.
ANDREW MCINTYRE, Jr.
Elkton, Sept. slst, 1850
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SELLING OFF,

NELLlAu UEI.
THE subscriber having determined 10 los
his present business, is now selling oil his entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
at reduced prices. Persons desiring b,rpnins
will find ii to their advantage To call 10 any
one disguised to enter into the business ue " i'll
sell the stock entire ON rrns nahu terms.
WILLIAM PARKER.
Poit Deposit, Sept. Il '5O--Gt.
N. Is. Persons indebted to the snbsce her
are requested to come fo-wurd and set lie their
accounts as soon as possible WP
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

DIED.-On the 10th inst, al the res.
dence of Joseph w. Veazey Esq, Mr.
JOHN WILEY, in the G1st year Of his age
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

REMEMBER the election for Gov
ernor and County commissioners takes
place on Wednesday next, the end day o!
October.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

GOVERNOR OF OGEGoN.-The New
York Tribune is informed by Judge Pratt,
VINO has just returned from Oregon, via
California, OF the arrival OF Gem John p.
HaIhts IN Oregon, on the Glh ultlmo, af.
Yer long passage around Cape Horn.
Gov. Lane had resigned and left the ter
ritory dor California on the 18th of June,
lrav'ng it without Governor TIL Major
Gaines arrived.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT

WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT
Sep. 10 1850.
From the Delaware Journal.
\" heat Flour .573u 600
White Wheat, l 90
Red Wheat | 90
Flaxseed, 1875
Corn, Is
Corn Meal, per bnshel; 70
Plaster, from yard $50
Salt, (gronnd and Alum,) 40 so
Glover Seed, (Irom stole)
prime, 4,25 40
Potatoes As a so
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26-6 P. Nj.
The -four market is dulI-sales Of 500
bblsat 1877 1914 for common brands.
Extra for city use, $50 1862. Cora
meal and Rye Aour ,uiet-small sales Of
both at SO.
The supply of gram is moderate and
prices steady. Red wheat, good 10 prime
IS selling at 1 a 81 ,04; white LOLA
$l,l0. Corn teady--small sales OF yell
low al 6l G5c,s. white 60 a G2cts, Oats
81 4ocls. Rye6 cents.
Reported for the Baltimore SUM
BALTIMORE MARKET, Thursday The
flour market is very quiet. SaI's Of 400
bbIs Howard st. brands at $751;, and
but little disposition to purchase. We
note sales of 600 bbls City Mills at 81 IS
drayage off, equal to about St.72 per Dbl.
Cora meal 3l2a $3,lSs, Rye flour
$3,3i!.
GnAIN.-The receipts of wheat are light
The tendency is downward. Sales Of
good TO prime red wheat at l a $ ,O3,
which is decline of three cents per
bushel. White wheat los aSI 10.
Family flour Shite 1,lS 81 20. Corn
steady, we quote white at so cents, aud
yellow at 81. Oats 80 36cts Rye SO.
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SE9SG.h.3BLE COOTS.

which he will offer for sale Oh accommodating
terms. The undersigned would rrturn his sin
cere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him as partner in the late firm Of Brown
& Mcintlre, and would respectfully so.ci, con-
tin1ancc sfpast favors. ED. BROWN, Jr.
Sept IS, 1850
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.NSIice.

A Ll persons are iorwarnrd not TO trust or
give credit to my wife Ezabcth Jordan,
*ho has left my house aud separated from me, as
will pay no debts contracted by her.
EPHkAM JORDON,
Sept eslh, lS50--3w (pd)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

The business will be continued hy the under
signed who has just returned from Phiadelphla
with very choice selection of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28


GIIIing TNiu;S, Seine TNincs &c.
1000 lbs Gin net lw ne, assorted nos"
10000 = Superior s. inc ,win",
'ono Cation warn I"d mapping twines,
20 Coils Gli Net, Limo,
% Bills pure Ch"r Vinegar.
50 super Old Rye W%i.kcy.
90 =" N. O ana P"rto ilirn Snv,r
80 bays rrilnn Rio aud i.lguyra Coffee
Dnponi's sporting powder, patent cornpressea
sho', Walkers hrs, pa:rnr gun rons.--w,ll,a
variety o. Groceries and Lio"r,s. for sale by
EDMUND NCLF,
sep y SIN ITO Pratt St, B.LLrrmonE.
Gill Net and Seine TVincs.
5000 lbs best English Gill Throcd .wnrran,.d.'
ioooo Superior Seine Twines just received
ant Tor sale by EDMUND WOLE,
sep II SIN ITO Pratt 81, Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

Judgment be 70 Q George II
Joyce, ESQ, July 81, lsA9,
: for $3.50 debt with interest
till paid and cost. Cost 5es's
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

~ ~ Rt.S,
ct arah''' land, ntj"i"ing l,nus Of Thos Jannev
and others.
III" ah"v" several purcell. orland are all con-
t'an"us to the main ,harrs own road (s) and Of
naturally IL III" quality. well waierrd AID "A
sti!IrignCy Of NUOG %! d i bot The last mru1iuurd
parcel
The icr'rs lie and the prices II be made
known ly an interview with the subscriber
Sep l5-6t MATrII RUSSELL,
Z The two first mentioned tracts are " thin
one mile "f the Rairoar D.pr; at Nortl, East
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-09-28

Leaving outstanding after
Oct, lst, 1880 $l33,712,S2
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534 S5l,27
10, 2G1,425,63
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
An Interesting Fact.

We learn, says the Toledo Blade, upon
the authority of Rev. G. L. Watson, late
of Maumee City, that Henry Williams and
his sister Henrietta, Of Maumee, arrived
at Buffalo. on their return from Georgia,
on Saturday. On the same day Capt.
Roby urged them 10 take passage on the
Griffith, next morning, and, as an induce
ment, offered to remit the fare. Williams
declined on the ground that it was against
his principles to travel on Sunday. On
Sunday morning both Roby and Donovan
again urged them to take passage, but he
again declined upon the same ground
The boat came without them. Their hrm
adherence to christian principle saved their
lives.-Cleveland Herald.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
Hillsborough and Belpre Railway.

We learn that the Committee of Coun-
Gil who went out to examine the location
of the line of Railway to Hillsborough, are
satisfied, and will report in favor of an od-
vance by the City of Cincinnati of the
100000 in aid of the work.
We learn nlso, from the best authority,
that the terms of the union Of the Bclpre
with the Hillsborough, are so favorable,
that they will receive tho sanction of both
companies. The road from Greenfield to
Hilsborough will soon be put under con-
tract. The merging of the two companies
will secure to the Belpre company the
right to enter this city either by the Little
Miami, or upon route crossing the north
ern part of Hamilton county to Reading,
and coming down the valley to Mill Creek.
Cincinnati Gazette.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

ITNHE regular course Of Lectures in this In
sttute will commence on the First of Mo-
vember, and continue until the last of February.
The Anatomical Department will be opened
and ready to receive students by the lst Of Oc.
tober. The Medical Department will be under
the direction of the following
PROFESSORS.
2. FREEMAN, M ID Professor Of Anatomy,
RS NEWTON, M D Professor Of Surgery.
H HUcLE, NJ D Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
W BYRD POWELL, M D. Professor of Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Mineralogy and Geology,
JKINe, M D Professor of Materia Medica,
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence,
MiLToN ANDERs, A M M Professor Of
Chemistry and Pharmacy, .U...,
ia WILSON, M d Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
CLINIQUE LECTURES;
Medicine-Prof H ] HUcLE,
Surgical--Prof R NEWTON.
z FREEMAN, M d Anatomical Demonstration.
The fees for q full course Of Lectures amount
to $l05. Each Professor Ticket SIS. Ma
tricuator's, S5.-Demonstrator' Fee. SO.
Gaduation,' $40
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters (post paid) TO the Dean;
and students arriving in the city will please
call on hima the Commercial Hotel.
RS. NEWTON, M. D.,
Dean Of tho Faculty,
s Law Department.
Hon. e w M KING, Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Law.
JOHN DELAFIELD, Esq, Professor Of CONNER
cial Jurisprudence.
Terms-$50 per session. All communica-
tons pertaining to this department must be I'D.
"
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
Newspaper in a Family.

DR.. Franklin once remarked, and truly
too, that newspaper taken in a family
seems to shed gleam of intelligence
around. 1t gives to children taste for
reading, it communicates all the important
events of the day. 1t is never failing
source Of amusement, and furnishes fund
of instruction which will never be exhaus-
ted. Every family, however poor, if they
wish to hold place in the ranks OF INTEL
ligent beings, should take at least one
newspaper. And the man who, possessed
Of sufficient property to make himself ea-
sy for life, surrounded by children, eager
for knowledge, is instigated by a vile spirit
Of cupidity, and neglecls to subscribe for
a newspaper, is deficient in the duties ofa
parent or good citizen, and deserving of
the censure Of his intelligent neighbors.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-08
TuR CRryAssE Az BoNNEr CARRE.-


THE CREyAssE AT Bonnet CARRE.--
The mighty mass of water continues to
flow through the crevasse with undiminish-
ed force and volume. and hasno doubt saw
ed the country below il, including thecity'
from great injury and a probable overflow.
We have but little doubt that for all future
time il will form one Of the permanent out
lets Of the Mississippi. particularly as it
will be so very difficult, if not impractical
Bile, by any human efforts TO closeit, even
when the river is at low-water mark. This,
at any rate, cannot be accomplished, ex-
ceptat vast outlay, for we understand
that the current has already made itself a
channel sixty to eighty,feet deep, and the
stream Of the crevasse is actually wider
than the river itself. We see DO alterna-
tive but when, in low water, its dimensions
arc contracted to the deep portion Of the
channel it has worn, TO commence the erec-
tion Of artificial banks or levees, within
which to confine it in seasons of flood, and
let it remain asa permanent and neces-
sary 'tap" upon the superhuous flood of
the Father of Waters.-N. o. Bulletin.