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The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
New London Academy.

The summer Session Of this Institution will com
ni cnce on the first Monday Of May
lhePrineipais. having lately purchased large
br.ek building which is admirably adapted to the
purpose of a fyardng. house and has been within
tho past year completely filed uf. are enabled ia
ca:r to students accommodations still more pleas
ant convenient and comfortable than hcrctofTe
Beth, Boarding horse aud School sill be- con
s,utly under iheir personal supervision: ny when
his Institution affords superior facilities fox exen
ed Classical, Math, NAUTICAL OF Commercial ednca-
on Modern Languages, Drawing. Music etc; con,
teteA with untircd care for the pupils health and
emfuyts
FoI circulars. terms etc addrts.
GEO. BUFFlEID, A. NJ.
h HI T. r. NJ. fALNIZ, 4.
y Scnl onIon, Chester L1( Pa Principals
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

RISING SuN. \ colr,sp ondcnt at this VII
lagc. whose letter was overlooked last week,
writes thalit is now improving rapidly and
says: "our cntcrpIising villager. Capt ). a.
Cooper has co mmcnccd coinmodlous dwell
ing, Mr.. S. Gitlold is also making an extensive
improvement. Our merchants are all doing
a large business, and among our active me
chanics may be named: j. W. kiik, maker
ofwhcat drills John Kirk and Robert Fer
guson, blacksmths VIM. Jenkins, shocma-
kcr Whtesidcs & Ramsey Dentists Samu.
cl CroSscn whccwisht !; j. W. Chambers,
tailor: IIalnes & Mcndcnhall, foundry and
agricultural implements. Doct. {. lieston'
physician.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

~ EQAllrr TO ALL.-uNlroRMlry Of prlcES!
\ NEW FEAfrEE rs trStNiS EvEHl oNE ms owN
SALESMAN '-JuSES X Co. of the Crescent One
Price Clothing Store" No. 2UO MARKET st.cct.
above Sixth, Phiadclphin, il addition to having
Clothing in pbiialc, phia. made expressly for re-
tail sales, have constituted every one his own
salesman. by having marked u figures each
article, the worry lowest price it be sold for SO
they cannot possibly yary--all must buy alike
The goods are all well sponged and prepared
and great pains taken with the making. so that all
c, n buy with the full assurance Of getting a good
article at the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent, in MARKET, above
Sixth. Ne. 200
August, 5 l-y JONES K Co.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

FIRST DlsraICr PG.MARY MEETING. At
the district meeting at Cccilton, August
22d, Richard Semans was chairman and w.
S. Price, Secretary. The names of the dele
gates were given last week. The following
district nominations were made:
For Supervisor William II. Emerson.
For Jusiices of the PcaCe Samuel lays
and James B. Price.
Fof ConstaJics--Johu Richards, Robcr.
J. Duhamcll
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
FREE NeenoEs PURCHASED BY A SLAVE.

FREE NnGRoEs Purchased BY A SLAVE -
few days ago several free Negroes were
put up at auction in Norfolk county, and sold
to labor for n term Sufficient to lquida te
their taxes. Singular to relate four OF them
were purchased by slave in Portsmouth,
who felt proud of the distinction and made
known his determination to get the full value
his moucy out ofthc,n or know the reason
WHY. Let the negro worshippers at the North
make note Of this.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

lF \ CAMEL LOAD. The Government cam
els now at work in Texas, cary 600 pounds
Of corn at load, and travel three and
half miles an hour, without difficulty. Their
great value is not so much on account ofgreat
er strength than the horse, b, on account o.
their ability to make the jornuda del naerto,f {
across some Of the desert plains Of Western
fTtvns,
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

9J'Thcre is a singular christian society in
Henry county, Illinois, called the Bishop
Hill community. 1t numbers a population
ofSO0 or 900 souls and holds, in fee simple,
l2,OO0 acres Of land. These people arc prin-
ciply from Sweden, and arc 50 exclusive as TO
relemptor lily refuse the services Of all uuts-
even those of a gentle phssiclan.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
DEER PARK SEMINARY,
Newark. Del.

DY REV. GEO. HOOD AND LADY
ID The Winter tenn of this Select Board
ing School, for young Ladies will commence
n ovcmber Ist. 1857. The number Of pupils
is limited to twenty. Pupils will here lind
good home, earnest study, faithful teachers,
and u healthy moral influence.
TERMS. For Board, and Tuition in Eng
lish branches, per term Of five months, SO.
Music, Drawing, Painting, &c extra.
For Circulars, or other information, en-.
qurc of the Principal. Sept. 5-2m.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
IMPORT TO
DEsOv ERS s. TRAV EIa.ERS.

, .itE. .sPOKr DErOSlT FER&f BOA
* -: ..ssess Inr STEAMER t'lrSkY, Capt. j,
Nyurs having hcrn thoroughly aired. i. now
summing regularly during the day and n!sht DO
twecn
PORT DEPOSIT ANp ET.LL'S FERRY.
The cqparily sr ms Boat. and her speed and
entire ,af.ty render lcr peculiarly fitted for this
service pro,rrS farmers. TIA, clrrs and ia" pub.
lie generally will Gui her at all times ready 10
convey them and their property 10 and from the
above points TrS"lurs and hroy'ri viii hnd
anne Accommodation for themselves and stock
II, the new lintcl at Bells Ferry. which hnS S.on
recently eysced by j. SPENCER, anil how Kept
i,y hin, may som
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

u We learn from the Canada papers that
the Governor General of Canada is expected
to return tioul England in the steamer Anglo
Saxon. 1t is said that the Governors visit to
England has been shortened in consequence
'of the affairs in India rendering the recall of
Sir W. Eyre requisite for the purpose of
transferring him to India. 1t is understood
that three of the regiments now in British
America are to be sent to India.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

REAL gen,iity is always modest and re-
firing, though never marked with the awk-
ward embarrassment Of those unset to society.
4 gentlemen may be always recognized by
his manners the more readily, however, if
To them. he had peerless suit oi'the beauti-
full style, Of clothins. from Ithr FASH.
ionablc Emporium of OHUer and ITcRS III
Chcsnut street, corner Of Franklin place.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
MOTTO t..

ALL persons having ac:ount> against the
Elkton Andura 4 l.cwisvillc Plank Ruad
Company, that have rot been presented will
please present them to the. Treasurer on or bc.
fore the first Monday IN 0ctoier next ;and
al, pei sons indch!,d to said Company. viii
please make in mediate payment. or tnrlr ar-
counts will be placed i'll he hands ofan oili CT
for collection. !5y o. Ter
Sept. s. st. JOS p. CAN rWEI.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
ONLY 25 CENTS

.;HHp oN lorn ORDERS, We will send
The Cecil Wing during the present Campaign
At the following rates ttce"ty copies for fire
doIlars ten copies for $50. We hope our
friends throughout the county will send on
their old,rs at once.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

u tits remarkablrf fact that Eugene Sue
the celebrated novelist, whose intensely excl
ting, and ovc-sicl productions have probl-
bly,, done more to hasten timely or mtimcly
marriages than any similar trash cXtant, died
a bachelor. He never was married. and vet
sentimental"r sensual love was ever the theme
OF his prolific pen.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

RENoMrNATloN OF I[oN JAMES A. STEWART
The democratic convention of the first Con-
grcssional district Of MARYLAND met at CAM
hrige on Friday last. On the first ballot,
Hon. James A. Stewart was rcnominatcd for
Congress by large majority and Subsc-
qucnty the nomination was declared unani
InO;.S.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

GRAssHopPERs. These insects arc very
numerous in parts Of this county. In some
places the seed clover through whole fields is
st,ipt Of its leaves by them, and in souse
gardens the tops Of beets and other vegetables
arc eaten entirely up. =. =
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
I'he Steamer Cecil

S.-asaat, LEAVES
~ IL George Town ~ one
;::..k a'rrnci; osg 'EncslIavS
49,. sass s.s.ass' Thursdays and Sat
urlays, tcr llavrr dc Grace, tvuching at the
various Landings on the SasSairas EiVcr'
EHTi n&lNG
leaves llayrc de Grace for SiSsairas River
on The same days, at about !; ~ mo clock.
81 Furr 80 Cents.
L. G.. STURGEON,
MAY. Captain.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

9TH DISTRICT CANDlpAT at the prima-
ry meeting in the 9th District, Barclay Rey'
nods was chairman and Jesse A. Kirk, sec
retaw. The following nominations. were
made.
Supcrrisor-John Barnes.
justices Of the Peace Thomas D. Clayton
James A. Coulson.
CoastqJics James G. Egan, W amer NJ
PaXSon.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
MitchcIs & CrOaSdale's
It ,UPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE.

TIME Subscribers ufom Dealers and Far
l. mcrs that they have now on hand full
supply Of
Supef-Phosphatc Of Lime.
And confidently recommend il as superior
to any in the market. at the lowest market
rates. MITCHELL X CROSDALE.
No lO4 n orth Wharves, above Arch st.
Philadelphia.
OyFarmcrs can load on Arch Street and
avoid the crowded Wharf Sept 5-5m.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

CT'In Kent county, last week, Mr.. }.
Burgess was attending thrashing machine
for Mr.. Perkins, Of Chestcrtown, Md. His
hand was accidtntly caught in the Machine
and his arm torn OIL at the shoulder. Death
followed soun altetel.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
N(DrI1It L..

THE County Commissioners of Gel co.
will meet at their office, in the Court Ii 'u>",
i'll ElNton on Tuesday the 18th inst, to a.
tend to to such business as may b, broug t
before them. BY Order
JAMES 5. CRAWFORD CIk
Sept j, 2.w, COMMISSIONER Cecil co,
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
OTuo NowLAND, !

JUHN J II. TOOIE, J
Attached to this bill of sale is certificate
with the forged signature of the clerk Of
Cecil county court and the seal of his
office attached. The seal however is imper-
feet, as the words Circuit Court for Cecil
county are not visible, and nothing save 4
faint impression of a sheaf of wheat is to be
seen attached to the certificate. Poole, how
ever was held to bail III the sum Of - 600
for his appearance on the first charge and
committed for further hearing on the charge
Of forgery and usin. the seal
Poole is n fine looking man and it is said
Of good family. He will no, be tried at the
next term of the Cecil county Court fo, he
is an officer in court and has the sole power
20 summon Jurors, and that right cannot be
made null and yoidlsun'il HIS term Of office
expires.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
1l5 .7cyes, more or less,

sides, Containing
rs .4creS, more or less,
This farm lies upon the Elk river, in Back
Creek Neck. about five miles from El.tpn
and four and half from Chesapeake City,
adjoining the Lands Of Geo, W, Bouldcn and
Samucl b. Sutton. The land is well lmprov-
ed and highly productive. The farm is div-
dcd into six fields and well enclosed, with
suhstani4l fencing. The situation is high
and healthy.
The Improvements are com'ortlblc log
Dwelling with frame Kitchen, tis-.s
and tie necessary ou-buiIdngs GS.Sai!Ha
all in pretty good repair. An @sdiiiR
excellent well Of water at the h:ssAs M
house and also one at the barn Persons
wishing 10 purchase said property should
view the premises for themselves. Persons
tom distance can call on Mr.. James Den
ny iii Elhton, who will conduct them to SAID
farm.
TEHMs.-Fivr hundred dollars Of the pur-
cha C iw b. required in cash on the
day of sale. Fifteen hundred on the 25th of
March 1858. when possession will he given.
aud the residue in easy instalncnts to suit
the purchaser, who will be required to give
note with approved security.
Sale to commence at > o'clock. p. NJ.
Sept. 5-3t JOSEPH BOOTH.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
500 ACRu., MORE OR LESS.

T. gam. II Is situated Two Wllcs iiOi III N'St
from Eliton, and contains
500 ACRES MORE OR LESS.
The cleared land (about one half OF the
ialm,) is in good state Of cuIlirail"r, Iil
particularly adapted t" Il grazing "F d"hy
farm, II large portion being meadows villa
water in every field, and the advantage / he
markets of Philadelphia and Baltimore. three
or four intrs day. The Wo"dl II Che a
lncH OF the iaru( is heavy timDcrcd with
WHITE OAK, OF which it Is SUPPOSED i0to
Trees can DC cut, Black OAK. lrk ny, W Al
nut, Beach, Poplar. &c. The buildings en-
byaciug all necessary for a tirst cltsS farm are
in z ,uh order, as also the irncins. There
is an Orchard Of Apples. Peaches, and Pears
of the best Quality. On thiS property ttIrra
is valuable Mll.l.-SEAT NJ with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters ui Elk
Gre X, on viii IL thctc a.c mAny Factories,
Furnaces. GriSt and saw Ali:lS.
This Farm can be easily divided. giving
III division III equal Quantity of wa" anl
cleared Land. No place in the state is more
healthy or has better water.
For further information apply t" IN SUB
scribcr un the premises.
August 2J-ii. W. c. CLEAN.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

OCHES Delaware Labor Saving Wash
IL ing Fluid, for sale at the Dry Good
Store of S. Is. GRANT.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

r AWNS and Derage, arc selling very
IL cheap by S. b. GRANT.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
Examiners Notice.

vHNIIE undersigned, duly appointed and
Il commissioned by the Commissioners Of
Cecil county. Road Examiners To view, rN-
anime and determine whether the public
convenience requires the removal OF gates
and distractions from, and the opcniHg, al
tcring and fencing Of the Public Road in the
second Election District of Cecil county,
which runs from Sluytcr's lane by Slnytcr'S
Mill to the public road leading from st. Au-
sustine Charch on Bohemia Manor TO the
.B rick MILL" hereby give notice that we
will meet on the ground designated, on
Tuesday the 9th day of October next at ~
O'Clock \. NJ. to discharge the duties de-
volving upon us by virtue Of our appoint
mcnt and Commission.
THOMAS MASSEY,
THOMAS HUNT,
SAM'L SMITH,
Sept. jth-5-w. Examiners,
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No a W,liam Street, New York

EOyvcMstein, Lefniann, Co.,
ITave opened a New Stock OF Goods, at
Il l. their Store in Elkton, opposite the Four
tain Hotel, consisting ota Large assortment
of Clothing of all varieties which they otfor
at the lowest pricos for Cash. Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock and
they will not fail to bo pleased.
Their Stock includes Men and Boys cloth
ing Of all kinds, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Boots,
shoes, Gloves. sc &c, .-. .....
uy-They also keep Il large stock Of jewel
~, aud repair watchcs ANA JeWelry to OF
der.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

TUST received a Superior lot OF Hams and
y shoulders, and for sale by
S. b. GRANT.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING

ca The Undersigned respectfully calls
tTyA.Athe attention Of the Farmers and the
4 public generally, 70 his stock of all
Kinds of fIIarness, at his shop in Port Deposit,
opposite J. j. Heckart's, where all orders
will be promptly executed.
apr ] | Gm j. A. SELTZER.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
ITENTION TO THE BONNETS.

NYKs. A. F0ARb invites the attention of the
NJ Ladies of Elktou and vicinity, to her large
and well selected stock Of
Summer BonnctS, Ribbons ind Flouers
She has Just returned from the city and feels
confident her stock OF goods cannot fail to
please those who will call. Her establishment
IS directly opposite the Howard House.
[may 30t
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
Che nlarkcts.
EL.kTON MARKET.
+ RpDorfrJ bu N & NJitoS

EKroS, September 4lh 1851.
Red Wheat $l,30. White do. 81 10, Corn
Is: Oats 25 a so: Potatoes 80 Mackercl
$l2 90: Nails 81 %; Peruvian Guano; a No.
|, $G2 Mexican do +27 90: Columbian do
$40 90; Rcesc's Manipulated G4ano, $50 90;
DE- Burg Super Phosphate $47 90; Plaster
2S: &. A. Salt 81 81.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
PnMa., w f,lraiMgton AND
sn.ElTGN and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.


<NT and after the lst of July, 1876 the
sul.cribcrs become the proprictors OF
,na Elkton and Cambridge Line OF Max and
pAsaeug-r Coaches.
The co4chc leave Etkt"n, DAAy, (Sund"ys
excepted y and stop Oh their way down lhe
Shores at tae following points:
CHESAPEAKE Getty, CHESTIRTOWA,
WARWICK. CHURCH MILL.
ND. of fSASSAFRAS, CENTRENILLE,
GEO. II. ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASION,
URlENlLL, C.MlBRlDHE.
On tllrir return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at - s'olock \. NJ, in time for paSsen-
gers to take the cars tor either city.
They viii also run daily branch line
from Miidlc.rwn. Del, to Gunncct with the
nniu line at Che cstcrtown, going and return
rag the same day and reaching NI"ulttowh
N time for the O'Clock, morning train OF
cars. JOSNgf fLi.o y W.
June HS, 1855.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
AMERICAN MEETINGS.

rT'lTE undersigned. candidates Of the American
L rnrty. would inform their friends throughout
the State. that they have adopted til; following
programme Ior thcclnpaiGn. and will be p!e!cd
to meet them at the time and places named 10 wit:
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
PORT DEPOSIT MARKET.


Sptcmhcr, 4th.- White Wheat $3.50 red
Wheat $50 to l.35. Com-7S Oats 80
Potatoes so. Peruvian Guano $1,000, Mcxi.
can $24 90. De Burgs Phosphate $1,000.
Mackrcl l45Q ard SO 80, Salt LOO.
BALTIMORE, Sept. ith.-Gpol 70 prime
red wheat $l.I0 to l.Sj; prime white whoa
&l4O to SLIGO. Corn both white and yrl
low 76 to 70 cents. Rye 0S cents. Oats s
to 62 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street 81 so; Extra $S.25 to $3.50
WHM!NGroN S,pt. 4th. Wheat Sl.}5;
Corn s. cts; Oats 81; Flour ST.2j. -Jouynd
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4th-Whcat, "cl
2l.45 10 LII; white LOO to So; Corn IS
cntS. Oats 3jceuts; Flour 500 to ;$1.I5.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
FARM AL PUBLIC SALE.

FENIlE undersigned will sell at Public SALE,
Il. in EIkton, on saturday, the 18th Of Sep
temb,r next, the Farm whcrcon he now re-
sdcS. continuing
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
ELKTNN ACADEMY

J. Q. A. jones, a NJ, Prin cipal.
Mrs Jones Prcccptrcss &c.
Miss Bell \. Paterson, Assistant
Will reopen on Monday the 7th Of Septem
Der. Terms $500 to 100 per quarter q
eleven weeks.
A class inVOCAL MUSIC will be iorm%
at 81. 90 per term. A few pupils will be Ia
in the Principals family AT 1855 the sclp.
tic year for board and tuti)u. Aug. y
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05
GLENN DALE

TJ1lllS beautiful Estate will be sold a.
L. gain 1t is situated two miles north west
from ElNtnn. Anl confirms
The Cecil Whig., 1857-09-05

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PIG
l announce myself to the Vots
Third Election District as a cay @
Justice of the Peace, and rcspcG s
their support.
Aug 22nd 1851. WM. PIS
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rABLIsHMKNT OF DAT AND MONT wArcn-wR.
oTrARsos RKADs JUSTICE rEaBoDY's OrrsioS
AMID GREAT cosFrsfoN-NR. JOINTS ISFoExs rgs
BOARD As TO THE JusTicEs Hfsrosy-REroEr 90
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEES ON THE rRorospD
NEW r0LrCE sysryN, TOGETHER WIN rms ORDf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fsos rBs CRY TSsrxc-
TOR ON TIE CONDITIONS or ruR srsrxrs-cos'
crRREScE TwrrH THE BOARD ov ALpERsAs ~ ~
roRrAEr RgsoLrrroSs-srgEcu 90 COUNCILMAN
JONES on THE PRESENT csrsfs, Erc., xrc.
This Board met hst evening, pursuant 70 Adjournment
Joeepn n. Phillips, Eq., President, rrcaiins. AZ scoa
IS the minutes cfihe previous meeting read asi s
proved the following message from hs Honor NE Asyor
read
ruropr,xr co~xtvrcArrov NON rrrp usrop.
MsYcRs Oyyy, NV Yosk, Nay -, 1857.
To nH HoSoRARls nD tossD ~ C0vSuiuc-
GrSukSS;-Evcry political community should have
other authority whatever Indeed is may be saia 70 bs
already an established principle Of self government
municipal purposes existing IN smos, every country suf
Of Law In this country las always been universally cuu.
ceded The Independence of the munic aay the rega
n aS1 ~. colonial ss ss ~ ,%
more liberal system OF government could na i'm.
pair those rights. Whilst counties delegated csrtaa
ments, and whilst States delegated certain powers n
, the general general gsss,nnsn' Tor federal parposcs
NAMED intact / know Of instance in The
United States where Incorporated cities existing "a such
prior TO the Revolution with charters enans,ng directly
from Tue Crowd, nsve lost mat portion q their ancient
rights which gave them the control Of their own
y domestic regulations for the preservation of the peace
and Tor The protection Of life and property In this STATE
this emrhaucaly and unquestionsbiy true The
charters o. the cities Of New York and Albany guaranteed
70 me bodies polite Of each certain privileges which
not been, snd IN my judgment be taken svsyby
acs OF the Legislature, without NE assent Of the so
PIE, or mc properly constituted authorities repre- enung
,hem Inc hrst written charter OF this city noe eSiant
,ssn snsa sy James IL in 1850 70 Ih0% rs .s,s
amrmed W John Nsnsomerie with large additional priyi
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The Manuamus Against toe Ivy Jo0Ge.
rHoFIE n1AuoS 90 g1NsNuo "
kpsn D. Er~xi, CIV gJi-sG-
The Judgment Of special term In favor % defendant
affirmed, with costs 10 be paid ~ the res,orJuis'
Rooecvet dissenting.
The mandamus In the same case. rcigrnAbis genera
term, also affirmed In favor of the deicndsu,Juds'
Roos cyelt dissenting.
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PEABODY, Jrsnu-The claim Of the plaintiffs herein Is,
that The defendants have usurped the Offices of Poll
Com nissoner and exercising the powers Of those
Offices in certain territory OF the STATE in violation OF Law
and they ask 70 have them oustcd thcrcfyom by the
Judgment Of this court They also ask the
sdjudeed entitled to hold the office Of such Commissioner
which he did hold until removed by the usurpaon " do
PENDANTS The defendants answer that pursuant
The Legislature Of the State Of New YORK, passed Apr
TO- 1881 entitled can ACT 10 establish Metropolitan Po
lice district and 10 provide for the government thereof
they were, by the Governor, with the Of the
Senate appointed Commissioners OF Police and thereby be-
came and s authorized perform the enjoinel
by said act To this answer the plaintiffs demur, and
sustain their demurrer rely the Of the
act They say that the act in It's general ADD effect
Is nj variance with the spirit and purposes Of the consttu
ton
First-That Ia in creating new district or division
OF the State, unknown to the constitution, for
purposes.
Sccond-That conflicts with the spirit Of decentraizs-
ton which pcrvsics the consultation In caoferring
Executive Of the state the power Of appointing Commits
soners 10 these Offices, comparatively local iul their
character.
Thrd-That the act IL unconstitutional in giving TO the
Of the Commissioners the public police property Of the