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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-02-07
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The BANK TAx.-The Portage County
/ Branch Of the State Bank of Ohio having
neglected to pay the taxes assessed against
it under the law, Treasurer GREEN, on the
30th inst, served notice on the Bank that
unless the taxes due from said institution,
for the years 1852, 1853, and 1854, (amount-
ing, with penalty and interest, to 81 ,24O O0,)
were Immediately paid, such means would be
used to collect the same as is set forth by the
statute in such cases made and provided.
In pursuance of said notice. the Treasurer,
on Tuesday last, at two o'clock P. NJ, it be-
ing during banking hours and while the di-
rectors were in session, went TO the Bank,
for the purpose of collecting the tax assessed
against that concern, when he found the
Bank doors closed against him, and he was
unable to get in to levy and make the same.
Upon demanding the tax, he was informed
by the Agent or Attorney of the "shave shop"
that the United States Supreme Court has
decided that the law taxing the Banks of this
State was unconstitutional and void, and
that he must act at his peril, as the Bankers
,Osre determined to protect their property.
Thus, are these" money changers " "reiev-
ed from the burthens which the ,aboripg. and
producing classes are compelled to bear
For the last three years these privileged rag
barons have not paid dollar OF their tax,
while the same amount of property which
they possess, in the hands of private in
dividuals, would have paid into the treasu-
ry the snug little sum of $ll,24O 90. The
deficit which is occasioned by the non-pay-
ment Of this Bank tax, has to be made up
from the pockets of the dear people," Is
it to be wondered at that the people COM
plain Of high and oppressive taxes !" Is
not this relief from the burthens of taxation,
worth all the efforts OF these privileged or
ders, to getup Temperance and Know Moth
ing fusions to divert the attention of tax
ridden people, from a practical question like
that Of Bank taxation "a question which
relates to the rights, interests, and equality
of the people! How long will the people
submit to this gross outrage! How long will
they be humbugged into the service Of this
privileged order by means of these fusions,
and the immaterial issues put forth by their
demaguoge leaders, for the purpose of perpe-
trating the unjust privileges of chartered mo-
nopolies, and defrauding the people!
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Great Haul Of Cleveland Counter
feiterS-AnOtller Bank Burst
President, Cashier and Teller
all i'm I1il, -a-', "'" s'f." |.-t ta

Great Haul Of Cleveland Counter
feiterS-AnOtller Bank Burst
President, Cashier and Teller
all i'm Jail. "' .'f." @'a
With praisewortey determination to un-
loose the tightness of the times by making
money plentier, several good looking young
men, and at least one good looking young
lady, have associated themselves together
without asking the speciel privileges of a
Legislative charter, and have prepared at
considerable expense large amount of pic
tured promises to pay, duly signed and coun-
tersigned, which ruthlessly have been wrest-
ed from them by Sheriff SPANGLeR and dep
uties and even they arrested and put in "du-
rance vile." .asg. ..... SOD a,
The officers have been some time on the
trail Of this gang, and yesterday, by means
Of Post Office trap, the residence of the
chief counterfeiter was found to b. in this
city, at No. 2S Scoville street. His name
is E. J. SoMERs> alias J. D. MINER. The
Sheriff and his party went noiselessly to his
residence last night. A gentle tap by one
Of the party, brought very polite nice little
woman to the door, who said Mr.. MINER was
not in. In the mean time Mr.. M. was max
ing his exit out the back way, and was or
rested by one Of the Deputies, .. ..... A..
The besieging party then "pitched in to
the house, but found the inner room contain
ing Mrs. MINER and a Mr.. RosEcRAsrs ali.
as NICHOLS locked and admittanee refused.
The order was given to burst open the door,
when it was quickly opened by the lady,
In the stove was found roaring fire, all of
ne,o bank bills just put in. RosEcRANrs and
the lady were seized, the room searched, and
about taOenty thousand dollars ofprettily prin-
ted bank bills. all on Eastern banks, were
found ready for circulation. and whole
trunk full ready to be filled out. ee'a@'+
On MINER was found letter from one of
the, gang, ordering a large amount to be re-
mitted to him, as he was going east, via Phil
adelphia and Baltimore, and could put it off
like hot cakes. A list of retail dealers, GUS
toners from abroad, who were patronizing
this Wholesale House in Cleveland, was al
80 found. -.l.a, z-.s,a.st .,t e,,,.ar
The three are in jail, and by aid of the
telegraph, no doubt other arrests in other
parts of the country are ere this made. 't
This is a grand haul, and Sheriff SpANG-
LERis entitled to much credit for the 1celeri-
ty and neatness with which he has despatch
ed this job.-Plain Dealer.
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WASHINGTON, Fe b. 8.

HoUsE.--The House went into Commit
tee upon the private calendar. ".-
Taken up, as first in order, was the exten-
sion Of Colts patent. ..,s.a .. -,i.
Mr.. Beck moved that it be passed over
informally.
Mr.. Pratt made an explanation, in rela-
ton to the merits of the extension, and
speaking in its favor. g4 la
Quite debate sprung up on the bill, and
the old charges Of bribing in regard to help
ing bills through Congress, were renewed.
During the debate Mr.. Walsh moved by
consent, that Gen. Spriggs, who was in the
gallery, be admitted to the floor OF the
House.
The House passed the 36th private bill
considered yesterday. -1 Isl
Mr.. Edgerton, of Ohio, made long
speech in favor of Colts patent, and gave a
history of the losses Mr.. Colt had sustained
in perfecting his invention. ..,.......'
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CH1oleo. Febrnary 3

CHICAGO, FeDruary 8.
Heavy winds and intense cold again stop.
ped all railroads except the Michigan Cen.
tral and Southern. ,-et3oa, v7s45 1e .r-a.!
Last night, on the Rock Island Road, five
locomotives with one train froze up solid.=-
One hundred and fifty passengers passed the
night in the cars on the prairie. No commu.
nitation yetIwithl ST. Louiss,ob i6sasrI
q In the House, yesterday, resolutions en-.
dorsing the Compromise measures Of 1850,
were lost by ayes 10, noes 66. : ~.
Omaha City dates have been received IA
the l9thal sd 9. ia9.5ii95 d 5GHH Jaa
The Nebraska Legislature assembled on
the 18th. and received the message of Gov.
erner Cunning. r..-.......
Both Houses were permanently organized
on the 18th. The officers elected are sup.
posed to be favorable to the Administration.
The course Of the Governor will probably
be sustained, --.s.... t....- ,., s....- -
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THREE HUNDRED AND Sixty PERSONS
FkozEN2To DEATH.--General report gives
out, that ON the Dad, and not far from Odes-
sa, more than three hundred and sixty foot
soldiers, and several Jewish carters, perish
ea in q snow storm. The cause Of death
was the want of adequate warm clothisai
and the sudden set!of afrost; andiit is .
said that wagons and teams had gone on
before the men, who were thus left behind,
and as the soldiers had on wet clothes from
the previous rain, they froze into a crust
81 ice when the frost began. They looked
about for d bridge bst tcouIdS not find any
Ths day.affer, Ereups' of frozen dead bodies
were found, and between twenty and thirty
men lay in each hesp.--Eagiisb PsPer.
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Know Nothing Nominating Con
VcntiOM.

VentiOM.
There seems to be considerable difference
of opinion among the Fusionists, as to the
propriety of making an early nomination for
State officers. The majority however, we
selieTe, are in favor of putting it off to the
latest hour possible. One of the reasons
assigned by our neighbor Of the Democrat, (a)
for deferring the day of nomination, is that
"ne,O issues may be raised" This is the
most sensible reason we have yet heard. 1t
is notorious fact, that the fusionists change
their issues as often as once year, and, in
deed, in some cases, semi-annually. It
would therefore be unsafe and injudicious to
make an early nomination, as they might
want to change their principles between that
time, and the day oe election. .7
Each year they assume a new POSITION
The platform of one year, contradicts the
platform OF another the doctrines of one
campaign, are in direct violation ofthose ad.
vocated at proceeding canvass. Those who
were the champions of the Main Law" last
year, cast their votes and influence for drum
kar1, this year. Those who stood upon the
Pittsburgh platform in 1852, and invited for
eigners to our shores in 1854, would disfran-
chse every naturalized citizen in the land,
without regard to merit or worth. '-
Surely our neghbor is right, when he says
"the issues may change" They undoubted-
ly ,oiH, at least if we Judge the future By the
past. BARNUM was never more successful
in getting up humbugs, than has been the
fusion party, in inventing new issues. They
already begin to see the necessity Of a change
The Nebraska excitement isspassing by
The Know Nothing party is becoming rem
by internal feuds. Something new must b,
started to excite popular prejudice or secta
rian jealousy. .H e.a
The best men may, and do differ honestly
oftentimes upon political subjects and w
are not disposed to censure any man becaus
he belongs to different party from ours
But we like an open, honorable opponent
While the Wing party was in existence, it
leaders were not ashamed to own their prin
ciples. Then, there was pleasure and prof
to be derived from political contest Bu
the times are changed. If our opponent
haus any PRINCIPLES, they dare not let ther
be known, or openly defend them. False
hood is the key by which to enter their coun
ellis, and darkness the veil in which the,
shroud themselves.
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meqt o. nost csiIetted sof lhe eys.VF
nesbes; hnd, A1ded to his, the aseAy OF poor
Mitche -mosAipg fof his helpless family,
Or raving in delirum about bis btsAks-wilh
his eruthed skull, and, perhaps, broken bach /,
blood oQsing from the fractpress and relief
apparently impossible, save by death, were
scenes such as the lookers-on hoped never
TO witness 6gaiaS Mitchell lives near the
outer depot Of the company. To bis family
We especially eail4h attention OF the good
Samaritsns Of our city.
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New York, Feb. 5.

The Portugal Consul publishes an official
notice that corn and corn-meal will be per-
mitted entry free of duty into the Cape De.
verde Islands until the Slst of July next.
Itis understood that J. N. Tucker, recent
ly found guilty Of the murder ofhis wife and
child, will have his sentence commuted, and
be sent to Lunatic Asylum. @4@ $50
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New YORK, Feb. 5.

A man named w. H. Holbrook is now un-
der arrest in this city, charged with extern
sive swindling in procuring the insertion oi
advertisements all over the country, OF So
called American Artists Union. No such
Society having any existence. lie is under
stood to have taken in about 400 newspa-
nerS. ..------ ------------ -
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IMP0REANHNE 81
Great Snow Storm
ILuNolsRkILR0ADsBLOckAb
One Hundred and Fi(lg Rszsoas spsat Might
in TIE Cars on Prairie.
NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.
BOOTH AND BYCRAFT ACQUTT
TED JOgAM IfFORMALITY IN
10 THE INDICTMENT.
LAaIIIr I'm RehrnnIv

The Rock island, Chicago and MIssissip-
pi, Chicago and Aurora, and Illinois Cen
tral Railroads are all blockedup with snow.
There has been no communication by rail.
road between ST.. Louis and the East with
in two weeks. The passengers OF. these
roads are distributed about the country, walt
ing for the opening of the roads, which can.
not, with favorable weather, occur in less
than six days. need b-si AZ ar,,,.t, ,..l. ,,s..r
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.

This afternoon as party were skating on
the Schuy Gill river, above Fairmont, the ice
gave y,:and Earl s. Shein, and Miss Rus
sell, his wifes sister, were drowned. AT
the time the accident occurred, he was skat-
ing along and pushing Miss Russell on a
sleigh. Although there was large crowd
present, they were unable to render assist.
ance. The bodies have been recovered.
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qd LeGal . Noficesi % noiia

ClNuth6 third day of ,Mafckga Al. b. 1856.
" between she hours ofons o,elpek and fbarve
III the afternoon, at the door OF the Coft House IN the
village Of RayeRna, will be sold ndhe kghesC Uiddekd
the following real estate as the propefty Of Henry n
seymour Il deesasea. Said properly ~ SITUATE III tk8
township OF Rayenna, and known being 1871 acrasae
"a folloYss North by doeW9tA A3l lThapn m Ser.
East by The centre Of the highway, West by lot humber
les Inc South lnetolbs pAfalleh&ilH Ie NsstlhxiIa
lind. AppfAised NJ s6ss O6. Teiila n SALE n,sdS
known at The sale Ravcnna. Jan. 90, 1855 r
s0-aw EkASTV6 CARTER Vi, Administrator.
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LocaI Taxcs--POrtage county.

We made, last week, an exhibit Of the
taxes assessed in Muskingum county. From
figures there set forth, we proved that the
taxes there, had increased in one year un-
der Fusion administration, over TWENTY
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. We had intend
ed to speak in our next paper, of one or two
other Wing counties, but our attention has
been called away to an article in the Demo-
cyst( D which perhaps deserves passing re-
mark. So - -tt r.s rga. So ...-
Ina previous article, we have shown by
incohtrovertible evidence, that our taxes are
not in. any manner chargable to the State
officers. 1t is true, that the State taxes are
heavy, but they are made SO by public
debt, which was created by the Wings, and
which now hangs like a milestone, on the
nscks of the people, . grin
sBut our opponents after having accused
the State officers of extravagnce and corrup
ton, now come out and virtually acknowl-
edge all they have said, to be untrue. In
speaking Of our heavy taxation the Democrat
~ says:ag IE f
s"We have, at last, by common consent,
found where to place it. The blame must
rest upon the County Commissioners and
other county officers, who have ruled and
controlled the local affairs ard local taxa
ton of this county for the last six years."
We deny that county officers are respon-
sible for all taxes assessed in county, but
admit it for the sake of an argument, and
the same kind ofreasoning, would make their
Fasion brethren of Cuyhoga, Summit, Clark,
Harrison, Muskingum, and other whig coun-
ties, the veriest knayes and task. masters in
the world, for in these counties, have the
people been" ground down by taxes more
than in any other portions Of the State.
A comparison between some Democratic
snd Wing counties may throw light upon
this subject. In Stark county, which is gov
erned by Democrats, the total amount of
taxes assessed on the duplicate in
1853 was - -$l59,IO7 20
1854 was 1850 10
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CONCORD. February 5.

The Rev. John Moore, Pastor Of univer-
salist Society of this city, and lately Know
Nothing nominee for Governor, dropped dead
in the streets this morning--probably from
affection of the heart.
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FUslok or SPAIN AND PoRTuGAL--A Lon.
don correspondent of the New York III.
tuae states that anew pOlitiealparty 10 for
ming in Spain, 1 said 4eIbe connected with
influential persons at the court of Lisbon,
which has an Iberian union in view =, q fa-
sion Of Portugal and Spain,---to be accom-
plished by the, marriage Of the King Of Por.
t1gal with the Princess Of Austria. Gen.
SERRAso. the reputed father Of the Princess,
Il at the head Of this party.
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WAsH1NeroH, Feb. s.

.VH"I7 '71F''-7'T WASHINGTON, FED. D.
B Mr. Stuart presented a joint resolution
from the Legislature of Michigan, instruct.
ing the delegation from that State, to oppose
the introduction of slavery into any Of the
territories OF the United States, and to use
their efforts to secure arepeal Of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law. oa gln ars fassor# *
Mr.. Case said he should neither follow the
instructions, OF, resign his seat. i st ID, e.at
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'iiqor1 ha" Dnh.. 'T'f''' a

.. Cles ennd on The sd January, Of Malignant To-
1l1fe nqn.h. and days. FeseFP Pspersb bIcas spy |.
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q 81 d MattIea.

In ShaIersyie on dc first inst, By Ira BurFeaEhs,
Esq., JOSEPH GILBRBATH, and ANN JOHNSON,
al Of 6halerstille.
% hs Ism 1AnuaEy hlL, at the Prentiss House, A
kayennB, BY Ira Burroughs, ESQ.,, MARCUS W.
PRICE, OF shalersTIlle, and MARY L. RICHMOND, /,
OF oIChagtin FAlls. .-. --1-l-----------l
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CHICAGO, February 5.

Resolutions reprehending the course of
Senators Douglas and Shields, in repeating
the Missouri Compromise, passed the House
to-day-ayes 81, nays ~. o. a-.rf a..l. t..g
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n = A'aast' ees. 2}ee'Ti SefTfi sH' .91h 1GI
PRoeREss is the watehwori- OF tihies Tho world
moves. Our country Is no longer as It was. He wh0
knowi its Geography only as he leaune, II aen SVarss
ago, would hardly know the Map Of ii now Hence.
new work adapted to thetimcs IL evefy@hefe ehlled
for Maps have, indeed, been published from tipletU
time, but perfection is child of slow growth
in very she period, it was deemed suiieient for =
Map OF our Country TO extend West msreIya far
enough to embrace Missouri. and Solh % hJ Gtlfo
Mexico, so as to give view of the old states only :
such was SherInHn anl Smiths, MltcheIiiS EIisigT
Ihayer's, Chapin's, &c. The arganiZsio,t Of Dre-
gon, and the claim to "a deg. 40 min. III 1s46 bF6reht
out Colton's work, extending to the PaeHe. e dis
covery OF gold and rapid settlement of California
turned public attention to the sthnus ofRnalia and
Central America Toanswer the demand thus crnated,
for Map for the nes Moiik's work WIS fssiisT IN
1850 Each Of these works had its peculiar merits blt
each contained some capital defect. Sherman Il Smiths
Chapinb &C.. showed the eouBties, but oHfs eN lite
the older States. Monks showed nearly the reouiste
territory, but was deficient iii respect tos ghe eSSt
Hence neD Dork was called or one iba sheud eotn.
bine the merits Of all ts pfedec sis III It.Ie
grand eharaetertstc Of the work nov ofFere tosths
public! While 1t embraces al tho territory beioneinR
to our country, and those adacept Counties mhi hds
anos win winch We are particularly Interested, tex
hilits, T"n t@tnBa91 eiEs tFldf ptGs AnIvSh
ln beautiful coors all the Counties from ocean to-
ocean. splendid map Of the Sandwich fsiandsS IL
new and prominent featnre, and contributes legShs
TO the interest and value OF TIL work, The ponuIas
ton and county towns ofeactecolniy giysn5 IN .
separate table.
GAsroSS JOHNSON Publishers, New Foofk ana cie7SQ
land. t.sf 4 ..f@ 80 -.-..
oSoidoniy by specially dgp0idtta
and gt oas uniform Pros. n 5eY3 egeats peHtsdayiHa
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M Office is hereby given, that petition
will be presented TO the Board OF Commissioner
Of PoTtage C6unty, theif next fscssRf 90 a7aha,
praying for committee TO view d lay But road cons
street In the iowa plot iran and thence rRn South
on the west line Of said town plat, and continue south
70 interseet the eastsnd ID fiffani
q, H'ram, a, Saaqfry 22q l9'sala sd, aast s9SstHsv
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,PHObate Notice. i;

NJ OTICE is hereby given to. allspeEsons inr
terested, that Executors and Adhnistraors On liz
sg wing stales nave totbe 6eaa offo-
tetr seYeraI whtfs aft Bla6sd III
ME In the office of tho Judge of said Court CEN
three weeks from date.--Feb. 2, 1856, ,to-wit; sa u
Esther Tildens' 1o3K,tate, o. Fiiaf Settlcfn9ht
5Sn ISa PsssiIP P3sEssiaPot a. sst
tied, - eal ngIW ,oTaet;SJ 10 IsgSr 4 Eisa
LUTHER L. BROWN, Probate Judge.
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Alta clllnleAAG Notice.

Joseph Roberts
Us. HI ) Attachment ~ s~at l+E f0H
Marvin Cosseu. l.r.. .a,.r .a
At my instance, order of fattachment was on
the l6thday of December, 1854, by Geo Sheldon Esa
Justice of the Peace of M;ntIa TOWNSHIP, Portage
County, against the property and effects Of Marvin
Cosset, non resident Of said county, for tho sum
twenty-eight dollars and forty eight cents. -,
Mantua, Jan %, 1855. fcb7 3w JOSEPH ROBERTS.
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.NOTfCE4-R. Al. Baird having formed Al
1Sn 60 paElasfshp hisk u Dewey of Ffshfl lin, VIII
continue business hefsrs the old stand in AeDs
esk, under the name sHat arm 81 3. 4. Baird 4 Co
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ToI.FDo. Feb. 4.

$50. s5e HaaR s.aua TOLEDO, Feb. B. &
Mr.. Wyet g. Co., book store, and T. C.
Stewards Dry Goods store, were burnt down
on Saturday night. Total loss $l0,O06.-
Insured about $4,000.
sa9Ws4ay -s uag t CHICAGO, Jan. 5. p
Supreme Court of Wisconsin have acqut-
ted Booth and Rycraft, on the ground OF ille-
gality Of the indictment. ....
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AttaehIllent Notice.

-ad .~ .<AsGACnAhsCHAt NWShCGsts batg@l
The State Of Ohio, ! Before P. B. Conapt, Justice
VIM. R. Alcorn, .St' y
Augusta. Iii; si.eh.os1 aaa In attachment. Y 5aA"
b John Mcclure. 4g ~ 2 3a az 1e2GgB 4uF
Augustus Hitchcock, one Of The defendants in this
case, being fesideht6f Portage County, Ohio,
hereby notified that the plaintiff IN the above suit,
the sd day Of January, A. D. 1855, Commenced suit
before aainst said defendants. and that in
said snt an order in attachment was issued for the sum
Of nfty -four dollars and ten cents. o. p. BROWN,
Rayennai Ohio, Feb s. 1855. plaintiffs Atty, !
Attachment Notice. fsmas
P6ftage County SS.t} the Peaoe q Ravenna town.
:av9 SO. s.s. 7ship-la d 10 Yf5ixas jes
Sssn a;essss asss and l'a.n' s as fs@ asy
Augustus Hitchcock, OF the defendepts IN this
case, being resident OF Portage County, Ohio, Is
hereby notified that the plainiR in The above sni,,
the third day or February, A. d. 1855, commenced
sit IN httackmant against said hefore said
Justice, for the sum Of twenty-five dollars and sixly
seven cent?, Tor which sGi an oSdef6 6 asgaelSnlfs q
sued. u. r. BROWN, PtaintifTis Atty -
Ravenna, o., Feb. 7ih, 1855. 3w-s
.NOTfCE4-R. Al. baird having formed a
In 90 spaelaefshin hiyh IL Dewey of Ffahkln. viii