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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09
OF FPARTNERSHIP.- -.

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-- -
Ep The partnership heretofore existing between
5. C. PATCHIS d JOHN SWAN, under the style and
firm of Patchin & Swan, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent, and the books are left for collec
ton in the hands of S c. Patchin Those persons
knowing themselves indebted to the firm will call
Immediately and settle up, or they will have the
pleasure of paying costs
S. C. PATCHIN,
JOHN SWAN.
Hon I1,lr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

DEREGE DELAINES.-A superior article of
I'D Berege Delaines in dress patterns, at % cents
per yard never sold in this county before for less
than 80 cents. at M0SS0P d P0TTARFF'S.
June l3, 81
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

TAMEs B. GRAHAM-Merchant and extensive
u dealers in humber Grahampton. P 0..Cicar-
field county, Pa. lMas 20 ''-iy
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

JACKSON CRANS-Auorncy at Law. Of
May &c, Sly.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

III BUCHER SWooPE-Attorneya at Law For
L. merly of the firm of Scott & Swoope Hun
tingdon, Pa. Office next door 10. and over Esquire
Wrigley's, Clearfeld, Pa. May 26, Oily
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

yE1O sU0ENlaKERS S--A fine lot of Spanish kips.
I Men and Women's Morocco pink trimmings,
md Sola Leather for sale cheap. by
T -. q - AfoSSof & PoITARFF
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

UAMES CROWTHER,-JUSTI OF THE
,EPEACE Curwensvillc, Pa Office opposite tho
&c Good Intent Hotel. > June, 10 iSJi
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

.l0 Barrels New Orleans Sugar. at Sixpence per
~ pound. for sale at the Cheap Store of
4 NJ HILLS
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-08-09

Glen Hone. July 5. 1854.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
Cuba and tEae EaaEibuste :.

BY advices from Washington We Io.
that the report in the foreign news ~, \
Mr.. Sonle is doing all he can to emb r,sl
our Government with Spain, is slrio, G,'
true. It is said that he has peremn,o
rily demanded the recall of the Canft. ~;
General, and a large indemnity for tba
seizure Of the Black Warrior-,yb;o5i
demands the Spanish government has de-
.cined TO accede TO. From the wsn
known character Of Mr., Soule. everv
discreet man unprecedented he wOuil
blow the Goals Of any difficulty wbis'
might arise into fame if possible
The Scripture says, BLESSED are fe
peace makers, Tor they shall be called
the children OF God But Mr.. Sols
belongs to the class Of strife makers;
and whose children they are, no Chris.
tion can be long in determining.
Toad the projects OF the fghtingmnb.
ter, Mr.. Slideli, of louisiana, has n.
trodueed resolution into lp
Senate, authorizing the President aat.
lag the recess OF Congress, in case
he thinks proper, to repeal the nentrif,
~ act, and thus let loose The filIibuslers
upon Cuba. The next suggestion will
be, we suppose, 10 invest the President
with Dictatorial power, during the al.
iournment Of Congress For The porer
of declared war is SO all-inportan, one
and the power referred 10 amounts
really to tliat-thst tie nation which
confers this upon a single man, i,
the next door 10 a Dictatorship
Alas, those days seems to be ALREADY
upon us predicted by the patriotic for.
sight Of Patrick Henry, and other sages
iof the revolutionary ere-when the pow.
er OF the Executive like an .Aarons rod
should swallow up the coordinate d..
partneuts of The Government. The
Executive, by The immense patronage
which results from the appointing pow,
Ter, now controls the votes Of members
Iof Congress, even in oppositionin many
cases 10 the almost u':aD;mous voice Of
their constituentS-saying TO them ia
effect, do aay bidding and if the people
reject you Will appoia you Consnls, or
Ambassadors, or Judges, or Tersitorili
| g IN raut, u use presen mo-
Iment, this Government is really al
.mnoh Limited Monarchy as Grea.
Britain -this being an Elective Limited
Monarch !, and Great Britain EIereii-
.tary one. The President Of lie Uaitel
States exercises more influence and Goa.
troll over the Legislative branch Of The
Government, than Queen Victoria aal
Prioee Albert united Saturday Exc
Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
sEFFe9ga EgEfEFa77Efgqe.

Progress Of yAr. Souie's N5g0ttq'5oa-
Threatening .fspset Of @8aHg.
TIE Madrid correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times writes under the date 20h
April, letter commenting unfavorably
on Mr.. Soule. He says:
To the present time The notes ex.
changed between Mr.. SouIe aud The
Spanish Cover nment are five in number
No. by Mr., soule, states the con-
plant and the PREPARATION he is insirae-
ted to demands equiring q positive reply
within 48 hours. No. 2-From The
Spanish government, declares its lnabiIi-
ty TO reply until information is received
from Cuba. No. 3-(The Times calls
it most irate and discourteous dOou-
ment) -from Efr. Soule, taxing The
Spanish government with seeking to
postpone reply, and affirming or rather
insinuating, that Spain had received dei.
patches from Havana, but suppressed
them. No. 4-Fron the Spanish gov
eminent, was SO strong that the sendef'
thought ii not unlikely that Mr.. S5no
would demand his passports. No .
From Mr.. Soulc, was in milder terms
but the contents had not transpired'
The letter to the Times goes on to Dc
severe on Mr.. Soule. and processes at
SO to say that the Spaniards lock upon
the American claims as overbeaflng and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
The struggse J, 1T, =.

l.he E few Particulars pasisbsss sa's.
DAY q he proceedings Of th ,sI + yester-
Representatives at Wash;patoas Of
Nebraska bill, hold OFT H. an, ~ Tie
hope, chat our friends are 49,; assine
whole duty. That they a5f,li s 'heit
f !, z the bilf'hya direct vote n Us : C.
inlt encouragement. Ii hol, 49, .ass ~, i"t
give them strength and endurance vi
feat i by the last resort Of a cfyif q. ! g,
ltyss-iAe right tosay Chat il sH., s''iq'
PASS if it can be prevented By , I'M s0'
mentary rule. SO far, they have p psfla !,
two points they forced a reger.ss a'ped
the bill to the Committee Of the WE WE Of
and they compelled an adiournnssaa.0 e
the House when The friends Of ~ p. Of
had determined that il should Be- -, o... ~
before an adjournlnen, took place, Tt
may be barren victories, but thew o ,asse
no harm. There is areport that tbs ~
ti-NebraslSa members had their ras al d.
tions prepared, and would If neess sa''
TO preventive passage Of the bill rss: @'
an a body, and thus, as far as n t ~
power, throw the question upon tbs De lpsIF
.pIe.-f Galena Adv, Nav 18Th 'o'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

TIE Great Eclipse on the 26h'-N e
Friday the great Annillar Eclipse d 'n'
Sun is notified. It viii commence 1S'S =
at Galena a few minutes past . olp'A
lin the afternoon Of The Goth day o. Ma!,
and end at about forty-two minutes pa
five, its duration being two hours al4
nineteen minutes. The moon apPsa
ing smaller than the sun, it will nel COW D.
Ier the sun, but circle Of ligat VII =, r.
pear around it. Here, we Judge , ,m
ring will be nearly perfect. TINS e ,oIs
first touched the earth July I'd, loi0,
and since that it has returned thlft!y o ,oe'
times. It's last return was in May, ! L, ~
its next return, after the 26th, WIN ~ :.
June 9th, 1872, and its last return, ,1 ~
a very long period, will be on Inc ! lr
August, 2,593. The path Of the a'll .;la.
eclipse will be about one hundred NM ,ss
wide, and it will move about the 'a 49,.
distance per minute. In looking AZ ~, ~
eclipse great care should be taken NV :
iaiare the eyes. II Galena Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

THE NEBRASKA BILL.--This fire.
brand continues to convulse the House
of Representatives, and bids fair, if it
passes, to paralize all the business of the
session, for it is now understood that a
determination is expressed, in view of
the enornity Of this measure, to defeat
all other bills Wisconsin.
This ''firebrand was thrown into Con-
gress by leading Democratic Senator
and subsequently endorsed and adopted
as an Administration measure by Presi-
dent Pierce and his Cabinet. The Wis
consin will be at no loss, thereafter, to
know precisely whom to hold response
Die for "paralyzing all the business
OF the Session. - Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
THE NEBRASKA BtLL.-The proba

THE NEBRASKA BILL.-The proba-
bility seems to be that, by the various
appliances Of Executive power; by
threats OF removal from and promises OF
appointed to office Of Members Of Con-
gress and their relatives and friends, a
sufficient majority has been pledged to
pass the odious Nebraska bill in the
House OF Representatives. The strug-
gle, as briefly reported by telegraph to
US, has been sharp and prolonged,
those whoremain faithful making noble
stand, though we fear useless one.
The whole Northern people, and the
whole northern press, save few PEN
stoned organs and partizan office holders
are against the bill. The Southern peo-
pie do not want it, and many of their
presses and few noble Representatives
on the floor Of Congress, have opposed
it; and yet a Northern Elk ecutive and
Northern would-be Executive, are
determined to press it through. Be it
SO.
IF in their mad career of subservien-
cy TO the slave power ard recreancy to
Freedom they are determined to bring
on the struggle among the people, let
that struggle come ! Some Of these
days lemag ogues will find that there is
a Norlh-a long suffering, abused, and
oft betrayed North, but one which has
the power, if it once arouses itself to
exercise the will to bear rule in Con-
gress, and compel justice .--[ Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

TgNotioe JeRN ALcoRH's advertise
ment of an acre or less of Goods, Gro
ceries and Cheap bargains. His Stock
is equal to the wants Of these big times.
Give him a call when you come to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

AWFUL PRospEcr.-The Canada
Times states that should Prince Albert
have his health, and the Queen
be fruitful for ten years to come, the is
land Of Great Britain will have 10 be
family. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
TO Enaigranss.a

Each head Of falnifyon his arrival
into the country, has Drought @ have
several objects in viewsil his selection
Of property. Health, markets Schools
churches, timber, water, neighbofs. &C.
are considerations that must always con-
cern him more or less through life, an d
It is best to provide for them at first.
In this country there is no difficulty
in getting all the land man wants,
with very. small amount Of money. -
There need be no hurry in getting land,
for it will be. as plenty. and we think
as cheap in five years to come. Nc
use in buying up large quantities on
speculation, for it is sure rule that
the interest on investment, with the tax
es, will more than consume all profits
from the rise of property. Leave that
TO spectators who have sunk mil
lions on western lands. You will want
decent sized homestead, in aneighbor-
hood of people who are about your e
ouals in morals and education, and who
practice similar customs and usages to
your own family. 1t is best TO locate
near mills also, and not too far from 6
smith shop, store, and mechanic shops
generally.
The land everywhere is nearly Of
the same quality, in bounds of Grant
County. You will End springs mos
anywhere. Some prefer wells, but we
would prefer a farm having one OF
more springs on it.
The first year or two furnishes three
fold the trials and expenses you will
have afterwards. You will be much dis
couraged at first, for everything will
seem to go wrong, or, cost double what
what it ought to. Your family are more
liable to sickness at first, but will soon get
dcCliiHdtSui anu sHSi ou w al eu tiAiS 10 i'iS
healthiest country you ever saw. A
void The night air, and dampness, and
YOU will not be in much danger. There
is no danger of ague, but bilious attacks
are common, especially among new com
erS.
One thing we must add: Be careful
Of such as manifest extreme concern for
your welfare in respect to property ;
such as are extremely anxious to sell
youland; such as enquire very particu-
larlv about the health and extent of
your purse, ana take extreme pains to
find out your wants-al without any So
licitation on your part 1t is their bust
ness. They are the cleverest fellows
in the world, honest and generous-but
addicted TO selling lands at low rates,
100 per cent. profit or so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22
For the Grant County Hefa aid.

For the Grant County Herald.
Mr.. Editor: | wish to correct mis-
take in your paper in regard to one Dam
dy John or some sort Of John-a lee
turer. The egging took place in Bee
town and by Beetowners.
In behalf Of respectable citizens in Patch
Grove. Yours,
IeuABUD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

IHydroscopia is the name Of 4 ne "
species q. harnbug introduced into
rance 1t IS the art Of evoking piban-
toms by means Of a pail Of water. Il
= quite popular in Paris, and has caused
the degeneracy Of spiritual rappine INTO
mere dlyination.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

aIIhe mail contract on route 1864
from Beetown via. Potosi, Dickeyville
Jamestown and Fairplay 10 Galena, has
been let 10 Nj. w. WooD, Of Lancaster
Tor $40 per anaun.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

1--we had no idea six months ago
that Grant and the neighboring western
counties of Wisconsin, were to receive
such an astonishing share Of the eastern
surplus of inhabitants. Certainly more
than 100 families pass every day thro'
the county over into Iowa. Many pass
through for Minnesota. Some are on
their retura from Iowa and Minnesota,
intending to find homes in Grant Coun-
ty. 1t IS mixed matter with them
where to locate, and it seems useless for
any Of the old settlers to advise them -
They are pleased with the quality of our
SOIL water, timber, and evidences Of
health and markets, but never thinking
of Wisconsin before, they are confused,
incredulous and sadly discouraged. To
such Of them as see this notice, just
stop, see around, call on some old farm
err and he will tell yon the truth, in nine
cases out of ten.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

BAD PRospEcT.-A California no,.a
: y mat '.well-tounded apprehensions,,
are entertained lest the territory shah
false this year more wheat than Il can
a : can
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

I'm. NJ. ZIreLER has just received
at Lancaster new supply Of The latest
improved Stoves. His tin-ware is at
premium, and he is preparing to carry
on more extensively than ever. Notice
his advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

HE FARE Of GHNrIs.-The propos-
luon TO erect monument to Daniel
e eDster, has been defeated in the
i'lassaehpetts House Of Representatives.
ana ils estate is being settled as one
aope.sssiy sss alveat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

POPULATION OF MlSNEso The
st. Anthony Democrat estimates
the population of Minnesota Territory
at $4,000, and the increase 10 beIO 600
At the census of 1850 the town Of 81
Anthony contained 1000 souls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

TIE GLoaIusFo Preparation.
for celebrating the coming Fourth 81
July, are being made in the various VII
lagos about the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

T The clergy and citizens o. ~, Ds
cord, the friends and neighhors Of f'sl' y
TO the number Of 800 have forwaFaeN "
him remonstranoe against the Neol@i
ka bill, and adjurc him in The -InasI y I
emn terms 10 veto Tie bill sltaai"
finally pass Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

Polygansy IN the House Of Representa-
tiUes The House on the 9th inst, tool
up the bill to establish the Office Of Sur.
veyor General and granting lands to ac-
tual settlers in the Territory Of Utah. The
delegate from Utah moved to strike
out the following proviso: That the
benefits Of this act shall not be ex.
tended TO any person who shall
noW,or at any time hereafter, be the hus-
band OF more than one wife !" and ON be-
ng Intercepted as to whether the pro-
viso would impose hardship on
any considerable number of the people
residing in the Territory, he replied
that it wo'd, thus afording an idea Of the
extent to which polygamy is practiced.
The discussion was very generally rar-
tlclpated in, and embraced all sorts Of
subjects: non-intervenfion, State rights
PolJgamy, negro slavery, marriage, re-
ligion, morality, Nebraska. Various a.
nendments were offered and rejected the
House adjourned without deciding the
question:.
On the 9th inst, the House Of Repre-
sentatlves resumed the consideration Of
the bill to establish the office of Survey
or General of Utah Territory and to grant
lands to actual settlers. The amendment
der consideration was to strike oaa the
following proviso: ssThat the benefits
OF the act shall not extend to any person
VINO small now, or at any time hereafter
be the husband Of more than one wife.
After considerable debate the bill was
LAID aside, with the recommen datiop
that it should not pass.
FUBLIc SENTIMENT AT Loursv1LIr
Decaded course. The state of public sem
flment in Louisville in relation to the
verdict IN the Matt. Ward case NAV
Dc. inferred from the fact, communica-
ted to the Cleveland Plain Dealer bv :
gentleman direct from Louisville. tIa4
on thursday week, about one hundred
OF Inc merchants Of that city discontin-
ued the Journal--the only paper in the
city which has defended the course If
mat lury-and stopped their advertising
Oh Z Tlday, some two hundred and fiftV
more ordered its discontinl,ance
and, on Saturday, as many as three
hundred more. Monday morning there
was not boy in Louisville who wo,ld
carry their paper about the streets.
.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

45-Scveral good farms are offered 60,
sale in the town Of Clifton, among the
sorhooa. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

ia neat little volume, "EMASuEI
DAnNox, the boy who would not tell a
lie," is received. Most of our readers
are familiar with the facts related about
little EMAN uEL. The book is writer
in cold and soulless manner, by Rev.
w. w. ARNorr, d. D., Rector of st.
Panl's Church, Milwaukee, Wis, and
for sale by ARNOLD s. W1Lsos. Each
Sabbath School should send for few CO.
MOS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

E5josEPH DEsMARIAs, charged with
the murder of GoeU1ER, was acquitted
at the late term of the Crawford County
Court. Attorneys for State, CowDEs,
Barrier and JOHNSON F; for defence,
DuSN and KNowL roN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

T9There are some lots Of vacant
lands, several sections Of spectators
lands, and some small lots of improved
farm property for sale in the Town of
Cassville, north of MoCARTNEy's The
lands there are prairie and timber, som e.
what rolling, well timbered in places,
plenty Of springs near market The Mis-
sissippi river forming the west and south
boundaries of the Town. Good lands,
entered ten or fifteen years ago, cen be
had for $3 to S. per acre. Enquire of
A. RAMSEY Esq, who resides in the
neighborhood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

Eight acres of freight are said to
be piled up at Toledo, about two acres
OF which belong to Milwaukee merch-
ants Milwaukee Free Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

IA majority Of the families locating
in Grant County this year, are Of that
class who prefer to locate on lands more
or less improved. They succeed the pl-
oneers, whom nature made to lead in for
ming early settlements. Pioneers move
off wess whenever they get neighbors,
as naturally as rats move of when wea-
sells come about. They are always ma
king nests for others to lay eggs in.-
Pioneers are noble minded, generous
people but must have room, and will have
it, though they are compelled to move
into barren stone quarry.
The demand for partially improved
farms is bound to be very great hence
forth, greater than at any time before.
Land proprietors would do we'll to erect
small houses andinclose and break small
patches Of ground if they want to be
first in market with their lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

TO al wbons ii may Concern For the
benafit Of a number Of honabres who
have taken umbrage al recent articles in
Inc Era, we will state, that we have en-
gagged, for the purpose Of attending to
all their cases, a fighting Editor, whose
duties are confined exclusively to this
branch Of editorial department. He
stands seven feet in his stockings his
walking cane is Minnie rifle, his shirt
buttons are ounce balls, and he has Kill
led his man.-[Cal. paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

MOVEMENTS OF Mart. WARD.-We
have already noticed the arrival Of Matt.
Ward and brother at Cannelton, Ind
They had been in the town but short
time before, as we learn from the Haw-
esville Eagle. committee Of citizens
waited upon them and desired them to
leave the place. Thereupon they went
to Judge Huntington's, some distance in
the country, and afterwards took passage
on the Eclipse for Arkansas. When the
steamer reached Anderson large crowd
collected on the wharf, and ordered the
Captain to be off with his boat and car
go. The eclipse passed Paducah Thurs
day. = Louisville Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

TIE Gig Of Giqsgosp.-The Europa
brought no news of the missing steamer
City Of Glasgow, and t}.ere IS great
reason to fear she has gone down, with
all on board, and like the President, left
none TO tell the tale Of the Disaster
It is probable that she was crushed by
the ice in the terrific gale which oconr-
red about the 1lth Of March. Previ-
o"s to the date, the steamship Baltic en-
countered ice for several days, and to
get rid of which, she changed her direct
course and went south several degrees.
She had but just got clear Of The ice
when the above gale commenced, and
anutical men on board agreed, that nc
ship in the ice could have withstood the
storm. The City Of Glasgow left Liv-
erpool on the lst Of March, and conse-
quently, on The 1lth, must have been
within four or five days sail of Philadel-
phia, and this would have brought her in
the neighborhood Of the ice encounter
ed by the Baltic.-T Galena Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22

j. Fourteen Hundred Revolutionary
soldier yet survive.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-22


Steamboats, on the Wisconsin. The
Clarion and Enterprise are now running
between Gaena and this city, stopping
at Ma opa's warehouse. We understand
that the business Of the river pays well.
The Clarion is new and beautiful
boat, handsomely finished and furnished
and Offered By as gentlernanly men as
any afoat. a trip on the river now
must be delightful; and ifany Of onfffiends
from above are bound eli a pleasure ex-
cursionthey can do no more sensible thing
than to come to Portage, sonc bright
Monday, and take the Clarion on Thurs
day for trip ia the famous Dells ofthe
Wisconsin. The beauty and subllmity Of
the scenery is unequalied in the State;
with freshness yet unliackneyed and
unvisited by the vermin that infest the
fashionable wateriog places Of the east.
Here for the present, a. rerson can ENJOY
the beauties Of nature without the un-
companionship of foplights and ilirts.
How long this condition of things will
last is quite uncertain II Badger State,
{ Portage.)