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Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
Bentan against Calhoun.

We are informed by the New York
Evening Post, that Colonel Benton is in
dustfiously engaged in the composition of
the second rclurnn OF his Historic Calum-
les. The Post furnishes chapter from
the forthcoming work, in which the author
attempts to show tha. GIr. Calhoun was
originally IN iaror cf the Missouri Compro.
mise, and that in subsequently DENYING the
fact. ne displayed either a disregard of
truth or strangely treacherous memory.
Instead of devoting the few remaining
years of an ill-spent life to the penitential
offices of truth and charity, says the Rich
mond Enquirer. Col. Benton expends his
almost exhausted energies in a paroxysm
OF gendish passion; and when he should
be imploring for mercy for his manifold
sins, IN rendering justice to others, he en-
ploys himself in rearing upon the grave of
political opponent monument to his own
undying hate and reckless mendacity.-
There is no such sad and humiliating il.
lustration OF ''the ruling passion strong in
death" as is displayed in this attempt of
Col. Benton to dishonor the memory of
John c. Calhoun. But the enterprise will
be as barren of result, as it is shameful in
design and remorseless in execution. Re.
markabie as is his ingenuity in misstate-
ment, and great as are his powers of invec.
tive, Col. Benton. will not triumph in the
contest with truth and justice, before the
impartial tribunal OF pos,erity. He cannot
dethrone the great statesman of the South
from bis pedestal of power and glory. He
cannot hlacken the character of Calhoun
with the proftlse and incessant stream of
his vltuperation, any more than with its
feid discharge the skunk can quench |
the rays Of the sun.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
Steam saw Mill
FOR SALE.

A RARE opportunity will be given to any
2Aone wishing to purchase an excellent
ST z Il II 81 W MILL,
and property thereto belonging. The machine
~ is composed oc a-first-ratc boiler, 80 feet in
length, 40 inches diameter. with double flue.-
Also iirst-rate engine, inch cylinder, two
feet stroke, with upright sash saw and
L \ T III N G. NJ HINE.
oil complete. Wagons. team chains, and all
the paraphernalis tn saw mill can be bought
OF the undersigned on reasonable terms. Ma
shinery sold separate from the landed property
Ii desired
For further particulars apply to
ASPLING. STEVENS & co.
Parkvilc, No., July 1855. .a3 If.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

RErALIAr1oS.-Tke Cass County Ga
zette recommends that the people of the
South and West, discontinue their patron.
age of all Abolition presses in the North.
The idea is good one and should be &C.
ted on.
That we s.ould ourselves afford the
means to such papers to oppose. abuse and
vilify as. and to pay for doing so, is an act
of injustice not only to the southern press
but to the people generally. Among the
papers enumerated by the Gazette, which
ought to be prescribed are the New York
Observer and the Saturday Evening Post,
and makes an exception of the DAILY
News National Democrat" and "Day
Book" published in New York CITY, and
which the Gazette endorses as papers
which darcs amid the furious waves of
Eastern fana,icis,n to befriend his and our
institutions,
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
KANSAS.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
ATcHIsoN,- X. T.,

ATcHIsoS, X. l.,
Tuesday, June 10, 1856.
l am now in the great City of Atchison,
named after the celebrated leader of the
"rufian forces who now hold this fair
Territory in subjugation. This is pleas
antiy situated town on the west bank of the
Missouri river, about five hundred miles
above St. Louis. The site for a city is
beautiful-nothing better could be asked.
while health will probably always bless the
inhabitants. The pleasantness of the cli-
mate, beautiful views here represented, the
Importance which the place already attracts
as commercial point, will always draw
the man of busines, the speculator and the
mechanic. AT this writing two steamboats,
are at the wharf, disgorging vast amount
of freights for the back territories, Utah,
Washington and Oregon. 1t is estimated
that 5000 emigrants, with about 1000
wagons and 10000 head of stock will start
from this place the present season for the
Great Salt Lake Valley. Beside this vast
train to Utah, California emigrants and
Oregon settlers are continually arriving
and departing for their respective destina-
tions. Six months ago only one house,
and that humble lcg-cabin, designated
the City of Atchison. We now boast of
over hundred finished buildings and as
large number under contract. We have
in operation first class steam saw-mill,
quite respectable tavern. and a printing
office, whence is issued weekly several
copies Of the Squatter Sovereign.
the organ of the slavery propagandists.
This paper is conducted by Messrs. John
H. String'ellow and Robert S. Kelley, and
is the means Of melting half the riots and
mobs of which you are daily hearing.
This Stringfellow is not the 'schampion"
3. F., but only brother. The Mr.. Kel.
ley who does greater portion Of the writ
ing is nullifier of the Virginia school.
and willing to sacrifice the Union rather
han fail in his endeavor to fasten slavery
upon this people. He is very Young
nan of some little ability, and was the ed.
tor of an ultra anti-Benton sheet in Mis-
'ouri before he wa transferred by his mas
ers to this Territory. It was on the sug-
yestion of this man that the Industrial Lu.
ninary Office was inferred in the Missouri
iver; and many Of the damnable acts Of
he pro-slarery party can be traced back to
lim as the originator.
There is gradual increase to the pro-
lavery strength in this Territory by the
rrival of emigrants from Missouri, Ken
ucky. and other Southern States, and un.
Pss our friends renew their exertions the
ause of Freedom viii suffer. Let our
xertions be renewed, our anxiety doubled,
nd the result will be regretted by the few
laveholders who are now dcating upon
heir "niggers" IN the Territory.
SYRACUSE.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
Abolitionists in Aschisou.

From the following letter, copied from
that vile abolition sheet, the New York
Tribune, it viii be seen that there are alb
olitionists in this nsighborhood. The large
number of depreda.ions committed recently
In this vicinity have lead US to believe that
such was case, and the article published
below goes to confirm our suspicious Who
IS Syracuse7 Dare the perfidious william
assume his legitimate name2 No! such
rascais work in the dark, as the theft does
when he plumbers your house. We should
adopt the course recommended by SYRIA
cuse" to his abolition friends, to s. renew
our exertionss until all such seamps as him.
self are brought TO the halter-where they
will certainly come, should they get their
just deserts.
We pass by the charge of this culprit,
that We have !" originated the damnable
acts of the pro-slavery party" Such a
charge is of a character that it carries
a lie on Its face, and needs no defence
from us.
We cordially endorse every action done
by the pro-slayery party in Kansas and
NJ issouri, from the destruction of the abo-
liiion paper published at Parkville, to the
tar and feathering" of several disciples
OF Greeley & Co. Greeley's correspond
ent makes US out manof great influence,
which entities us, we think, to commits
sion of some kind in the regiment of :. bor-
der ruffians," headed by Atchison, String
fellow s. Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

IHE WEArHGR.-Owing to the extreme
neat OF the weather, we have not attempt
ed to exercise ourselves in an editorial way
as our columns will show. 1t is entirely
Too hot to sit, too hot to lie,
Too hot to laugh. too hot to cry,
Too hot to read, too hot to talk,
Too hot to ride. too hot to walk,
Too hot to write, too hot to think,
Too hot to eat, too hot to drink,
Too hot to play, too hot to sing,
Too hot, too hot Ter anything
Hotter. indeed. than we could we'll stand.
SO we laid down our pen and seized a fan.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

ge5@ Machinery for new steam saw
mill, to be erected in Atchison, was land
Ell at our wharf on Friday last, from the
steamer Twin City. The increased de-
mand for building materials. requires the
erection of another mill. We are conf.
dent that in less than six months the de.
mand for the third mill will be so grea,
that it will result in its final erection.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

Do You TAKE TIE YAsxrE NoTIoss 2
Ii not. subscribe immediately. 1t is one
OF the most comical productions OF the age.
full OF fun, witty sayings, and laughahle
engravings. Address T. ". Strong, New
York. Terms. 81 25 per annun.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

"a Gleason's Pictorial is regularly
received. Without doubt, it is one Of the
best pictorial sheets In the world. We
have read many very interesting stories IN
the Pictorial. written by experienced au-
fhars. TeHns-S3 per annum; one copy
OF the Flag Of the Union and the Picso-
raj, one year. 81. Cheap enough foT such
works..
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

/ ssS- The editor of the Southern Dem.
oerat was recently fined In This Territory
for calling Squire Reeder :, Governor. !"
Served him right. He done The citizens
OF this Territory great injustice, and should
have been mulcted in both "cigars' " and
A" Equor.-
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

DEPAnTuRE FOR SALT rLAkE.-Messrs.
Livingston and Kinkead. accompanied bv
Messrs. Eldridge and Kimball, left this
place last week for the Plains. During
the stay of the above named persons in
our city, we were fortunate enough to eniov
their acquaintance. We have never been
thrown in the society of more perfect gen
tlemen, and their exit from this place is
source of regret, as it deprives us of such
good company. They carry with them the
we'll wishes of large majority of our cit.
Izens. May their success in business at
the Salt Lake be as complete, as their de-
pertinent while here was gentlemanly and
manly.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

REeIsrEnINc Letters are 81
vised that Postmasters should make ao
marks OF record upon registered letters i
which the fact of their coptaining monsy
or other valuables nag be suspected q
made known. II has been asceTtainec, la
IN some instances, Postsaassers are IL ;ie
habit OF marking he ,sogd= ..sesizfess..
on the outside Of such letters togesl.sr a'...
the amount Of money eae.osed. Tae IA
iiee IS unauthorized aniaipo.iie aI.1 Is y
1idden ty tie department.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

UsIrrb srArss M&o.zasf.-s.'
Angus, number OF t;.is fGoFttiY res l'.=.'
upon our table Cor . feN days.s,l.sl L, o'sss:'
we have not had sufficient Ieis..se lef a
critical examination of tie work. se Ea'f
examined sufficient TO oknow that it is WORT
double the price asked for it. Tins nun
Der contains large number of wood en-
cravings, biographical sketches. Sc, "
If our readers would spend dollar Inai'
ciously. Just send it to J. NJ. En- erson . !.
CO., New York. and order the Ipi'e<
States Magaz inc for one year,
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

E- At a recent celebration Of the 4th
OF July at Orangeburg. South Carolina
the following was one OF the regular soasts
drank on the occasion:
The Hon. o. n. .Atchison: Kansas will
never he eboiiiionised while the firm Mis-
sourl Senator end his brave cornpatrio,s
stand nt The border to drive hack the dupes
OF New England Esnigrant Aid Societies.
With the sympathy OF South Carolina,
and the assistance of such patriots as Da-
sid 4. Aschison. Kansas viii indeed prove
3 Sesas'opol 10 the Allied forccs.of Abo-
Iitionissn.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

GoDrY's LApY's Book.-Rich in every
department is the August number of this
popular magazine. 1t is unquestionably
the best lady's book published. We are
confident, ii our lady readers knew the
rich engravings, and fashion plates, pat
terms. &C., &C., TO say nothing OF the orig
inal stories continued from the beginning
to the end of the book, they would not de-,
lay their subscriptions to this interesting
monthly one day. We have a specimen
OF Godey's in cur Office for examination,
and will loan it to persons preparatory 10
subscribing. Terms of this work, So per
annuni-address L. A. Cooley, Phi.adel-
phia.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

The resolutions were then sir,.,
several hundred persons who wegs s4s0 &c
ground. After which. ,fere le;nc "a .
ther business before TIE mee,;ns. :
Journed to meet again on Satur,,or.
of August next. ''e i
DUDLEY MevAY
RoDERr S. KxI.ry Son. e'''e,'i
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

rT,Wo PORT ABLE COTTAGES, ono mark
L ed W and one marked III. receive,i per
sieanscr kinancier No. 2. July 5th, 1855. il
not called for within thirty DAYS from date, will
be sold 10 pay freight and charges
q. Il. ?. P0TsKY.
st Mary's Mission. K I. July 5, 1885. 2s
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

* The elegant passenger packet Po-
lar Star passed up at her regular hour on
Saturday last. Harry Blossom. her oblig-
ing clerk, has placed US under obligations
for number of late 81 Leafs papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

fdy Archer Turner died at Spring
field. Illinois. on the 1st ul,ino, IN the
10Th year OF his age.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

Es@ a line Of steamers between Ma.
tanzas and PhiIadelphia is talked OF, the
pr9ec,os lciiis Eiwaryi n. Jcnk..
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

ssT Mr.. Ullman. Sontag's man Of bus
mess goes abroad Immediately, to engage
=, nTeratie lrenHe
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
WlLLIAM LAcxNnx

nFFERS his services as Joiner and Car
= psnt,.r to the citizens os Atchison anti vi
esnity. Any work that he may undertake, ne
H'sdfes himself to do speedily and in work
iaaniIks manner: IL industry aud experience
in his trade ensbics him to give satisf,ct,an.
tt,cae be esabring TO the performance of his.
contracts.
rreSent residence. at Mr. Allan.s. .it
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

Ia The life ol George Law IS in
,sess and soen toIlc issued in New yoel.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

DRINTED chesper. .neater, and quicker. at
4 this establish .aent than in any Office ADORE
- Louis.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

20 Many Of the Virginia papers are
=. s-a:iCs tie cas-. sss.eua. ;
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

G0AP--20 boxes rosia s1ap, for sale low ty
A. 1aSfi.fN.. EfENESs A CO.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07

sTyEAS-A A srgp lot of various brands at all
L. prices. ASPLING, STEVENS & co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
.yoys. rgIyTVyc.

HF every description, neatly and promptly
~ executed at this otiTcc. s,ch as Cards. Cat
siosues, Circulars, HaRdbills, Programmes,
Iariphlcts, Posters, Shon-bills, Blanks, La
hcis. and every variety of Printing, executed
81 short notice, on liberal terms
Squatter sovereign., 1855-08-07
The Territorial Register
DUDLEY McvAv

u itS-i.e.
RoBERr S. KELLEY, Secre,.,v
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Cambridge.

This is the name given to village recently
laid out In section "a, township 81, N. X. l W.
of the p. NJ, in Cedar Co, Iowa. 1t is
located upon the line Of the
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
at the point where the rail road crosses Spring
Creek, IL miles east of Upton. Several build
ings are being erected at the present time. One
building is being erected 2Cftsfront by d0ft
deep, to be occupied as a store by gentleman
from Brown Co. Ohio. II is to oe completed
by the lst day Of April, 1855. A stock of
goods 10 the amount Of Sir Thonsand Dollars
have been purchased and are now on their way
hi'her. One other store-house will he com
pleted by the middle of April, and several other
buildings will be erected during the coming
season.
| now offer all Mechanics
FREE TITLE FOR A LOT or Lot. to
build upon.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabinet M ker
Shoemaker, Chair-maker, Wagon maker and
good Carpenter and Masons. II is a good
settlement, good water and healthy 10 c atom
Any person or persons can have a Lot Free
Of Charge 10 build upon, any time between this
and the 4th f July next--the building 10 be
erected at any time during the year.
For fnrther information inquire on the
premises Of CANADA McOLLOl CHI.
have also animproyed land for sa Q situated
near Cambridge The land is supplied with
fire Va cd sufficient to use for years to come,
and we'll watered.
- We want all Temperance men or none.
" Temperance, Love and Reform" is our
motto. GI6tf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

CO. We would cali the attention Of
The citizen Of Upton to the matter Of
securing the services OF H. w Beers,
who has been delivering literary Lee
turea IN different places in Iowa. Mr.
Beers has given general satisfaction,
wherever he las been. Every person
ave have conversed with who have heard
INN. express themselves much pleased
with his discourses. Mr.. Beers offers TO
come to Upton and deliver course Of
Lectures, if his services are desired.
Citizens if you wish Tor feast of rea-
son, send for Mr.. Beers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

VrcroRY AT NEW The
Know Nothing tickle, was elected by 70
majority on the % in New Rochelle g.
so votes polled--largest vote ever cast,
Great rejolcing--eaanon firing, bon-fires
burning, sc.
New Rochelle is in Westchester coun-
~, New York, thirteen miles from the
city of New York. Ii was founded by
the French Hugonots in the latter part OF
the 18th century.
1t appears from the above that the old
Hugonot spirit is not dead.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
Ray Archbishop Hughes,

Dy- Archbishop Hughes, who has Just
returned from Europe, has palished a
philippe agains, the bill now pending in
the New York Legislature, RESTRICTING re.
i,g,cus societies in the management Of
church property.
Bishop Hughes is said by writer IN
the New York Herald, to have property
IN his hands belonging to the Roman
Catholic Church, amounting 10 25,ooo,
OOD
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

e.J- The Peoples (Sam's) Ticket has
a majority ia this county Of about 4O0, =
There is no use talking, Sam is around
and as a friend Of ours remarked yester-
day, the majority have II.
The majority for The Prohibitory Liz
uor Law in this county is from SIX TO
eth, hundred. probably 10000 IN the
STATE Burlington Gazette
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

Tie Undersigned this day lost his
s'eel clasp Port Money, between Upton
and w A. Rigby's. |, contained about
SIT IN paper money-principalIy in
small notes. Also a note calling for SIS
m ,de by l.. Crane, drawn ia favor Of
Patterson Flemming. Also number Of
orders and receipts. Amy person find
lag the same and depostIng it with the
Landlord oil the Temperance House, in
Upton, SHALL be Literally rewarded.
LANES LfIGHEHD
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
QO3 WORK.

Blanks, Ball Tickets, Cards, Pam
phle,s, Hand Bills, SC, done to order
Blank Deeds,
Mortgages, Bonds, Subpenas, Execu-
tons, Notes, &c, Of a superior quality
always KEEP, on hand a, this Office.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

A MunpEREa ARRESTED. John
Jones, who shot M'Cardle at West Point
some fifteen years ago, is now IN custo-
dy at For, Madison.
Jones had quarrel with M'Cardle =
tool. his gun, and went into the corn.fa!d
where M'Carde was at work and delib-
erately sho. him down; he then made
his escape, and had not been heard OF
lill recently. when deputy sheriff Leach
arrested HIM on the Ohio river, and
brought him back for trial Kenkuk Gate
Guy
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

To OH SoLDIERs AND THEIR Heirs.
You are entitled to Bounty Land by n
act Of the late Congress. II WI be to
Your interest to have the matter examined
and ascertain VIVA, you are entitled 10 -
Messrs. Pratt & Dewell are engaged in
the business a, will transact the business
for you on reasonable terms
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
New York, March %

Tie town election Of Deer Park, yes
terday resulted in the election OF the entire
Know Nothing ticket, by a large majority.
At lcckskill they were successful by a
majority Of from $40 to 32l.
AT Nit. Pleasant, White Plains, Har-
rison, Searsdale. &c, in Wes'ches,e.
county, the Peoples Ticket was elected.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

WONDERFUL Discovery has recently been
made by DR.. Curtis, ofthis city. in the treatment
OF consumption, asthma, and all diseases Of the
lungs We rcf.r To Or Curtiss Hygeana, or in
hailng Hygean Napor and Cherry syrup With
this rev method DR., g. has restored many aIfiic.
ted ones t. perfect health; All evidence Of
which, he has innamerahie certificates Speak.
ing Of the treatment a physician remafks:--It IT.
evident that inhalihg-eonstantly breathing an
agreeable, hcaIng vap0r, the medical properties
must come in direct contact with the whole OF
the aerial cavity Of the lungs, and TINS escape
the many and varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into tae stomach and
subjected to the process of digestion. The Iiy-
geana j. for sale At all the druggists. throughout
the country. From the New \ srk Duteha.u oi
JAN ilth
See advertisement n NJ .liea.9l Inhalation in
another column Of this paper
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
AGENTS.

The following persons are authorized TO
act as agents for the advertiser.
" s. Swymmer. S.. Louis.
Z. w. Carr, Philadelphia.
NrsscHEs l. ScuELL. N. V City.
Y. NJ. BURNETT, Muscatine. Iowa.
w. S. SPRINGER, Davenport,
THos. VIM, Springdale,
JoHs BoypsroN, Lacton,
Rcsknr GnwEa, Cedar Bluffs"
A. Coutwrioht. Toronto. iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

line race against time purse Of $50
600, run in New Orleans on the I'd inst.
resulted III the victory Of Lexington line
in z minuets 10 Cd seconds This is
the beat time on record
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
ST. Louis. April /.

y, I100isl q III ~
Page s. Bacon announces III card
published this morning, their determlna-
ton to close their doors. They assure
their friends that their assets largely
exceed their liabilities, and though not
immediately available they will be faith
fully applied to their full discharge,
The X. n. carried the municipal cleo
in Jefferson city.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
RELIGIOUS Ner,ires.

At the Methodist Epieopal Caur. I. IN Tin. =,
regular! each sabbath at 10 tlaUk a. n.
At the Congrc2ai: onatlist Church. fcgalarI,
each SABBATH s. II o cloak 4. NJ aa4 in the
evening ut flock by ,he E,ce H. W. tobb
Atths ponrt house in futon, OF the fr,t sab
f.sn IN each mouth, st II = o'clock l. NJ. hy
tho Rev. Shelton iaiey.
In tie Pse.ky terrain tAarch every other Sab.
BATH At Allf l4s: ~ O'clock \. H., by Rev Goorg,
q. porscr
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18
AUSTIN PARSONS,
HARNESS & SADDLE MANUFACTURER
OVER CHAMBERS l. SON DRUG STORE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friend, ana the public in general, that
he will continue in the above named BUSH. ess,
and is now prepared to manufacture saddles.
brides; trunks, carpet bags, valises &C. Wag-
on, cart, dray anu buggy harness, and collars
to su.: every variety Of harness and warranted
not to iniure the horse. MY week will be prin.
cipally made by myself, ana from the
OHIo OAK TAN LEATHER,
so that feel safe in warrantng all INV work,
which will be done in the best style, and on
rea enable terms. AUSTIN PRISONS.
Upton, Iowa. (l6.tf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-18

esN- The finances OF our County are
in a better condition lian that of any
County in the State.
Th. County Judge reports TIA, there
IS now IA the Treasury Of the county, tue
sum OF 50, ii3.ls which is all in gold
Can any county in the state beat this !!
besides he County is entirely GU, OF debt
and Is pr,tided with county buildings,
what snail DC doae with Iii money 7
The goose question las mol been fully
understood III this County.