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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-03-02
Notice to Creditors.

~ Office is hereby given t" the creditors
~ OF James QuIglcy torrcsent their Claims
with the vouchers thereof. to the suhscri Der,
on CT T., tore the first day of Juue, 1861.
MATTHIAS SIIIRk, Committee
OF the Person and Estate ofJamcs Qugiey.
+. Persons having claims lii Cecil
county can leave them at the Law QGicc Of
Joncs 4 Ewing. in Elktou, Nd.
March =, lSGi-2w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNllIS is to give notice. that the suhScri-
l. Der. of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters of
Administration on the personal estate
of Ja:ob Howell, Late OF said county.
deceased. A persons having claims agains,
fhe sad deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, on or before the md day
Of December, 1862 they may otherwise. ny
law, be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
To the subscriber. Given under my hand
TIN, 2ni day Of March. 1861.
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE,
Administrator of Jacob Howell, decd.
Test--,lAa. MCCAULEY, Reg.
March ., lSGI-Gw.
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't ""AS VI
and medicines compounded by persons ignorant of the
science Of medicine in theory practice. DIR. SwArSEs
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY " is prepared under
his immediate care and attention, after many years
close attention to the practice Of the profession which
accounts for its great superiority all other remedies
in curing Coughs Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis Blood
Splitting, Liver Complaints Pains in the Side and Breast.
Sore Throat l"aIstncss Debility Weak Voice, papi,a-
ti"n Disease of the Heart, anl CONSUMPTION in its
incipcnt and confirmed stnGes-and in conne ton with
"SwAYN.'s SUGAR COATED SARsArA. AND TAR PILLS :"
(Which are valuable auxiliary the cure the bowels
Will be brought into healthy condition. without pain
~ Distress while At tie time their beneficial
effects an Alternative and purifying Medicine are
secured.
Price the COMPOUND SyRur OF WILD CRErRY ="
81 per bottle Six hotties So "S.nstpA and TAR PILLS
% cents box, Five boxes for 81.
~ Prepared only by Dn SwASTr & Son. No
North 18th Street above Market. PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by DR.. H. II. MITCHELL and Dr. JosEPu WALLACE,
Elkton; LAKELAND G GATHER, Principle: r. +. HAZEL,
ST. Augustine: 7. D. HOPPER Chesapeake City l.. W.
THoHAS North East; W. T. EIcnARpsor. and j. y.
BLACK. Charlcstown: PEACOCK Co.. Warwick KITTEN
HOUSE L CARVER, Rising sun; T.. j. MouRE. Port De-
posts J. NJ IRELAND Brick Meeting lsusc. and dealers
in Medicine everywhere. 90" Feb O. ISL.
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FARM for Sale,
Il. e. COOK

d. L. COoN
N7ILL continue for very short time TO
w take AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES at
the reduced price % cents.
uvAll therefore, who would secure for
themselves or friends Il cheap Picture, would
do we'll til call Immediately at his Gallery,
adjoining f. Browns Store, Main Street,
ElktoR, where he continues to take Like
nesses in every variety Of the art.
N. B.-Pictures taken in cloudy as we'll
as clear weather.
A variety of Fancy Cases on hand.
Nov 3, 1860.
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NOTICE.

T1HE County Commissioners will meet at
L their Office, in the basement OF the
Court House, in Elkton, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of March, next, to attend to such
business as may be brought before them.
The Collectors Of County Taxes are hereby
notified to make payment of the fifth install
ment of allowances payable to Commits
sioners, together with all balances due on
former installments, at this (March) meeting
of the Board. By Order.
j. S. CRAWFORD,
Feb. %, I86i-3w. Clerk.
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NOTICE.,

Il. tbs Circuit Court for Cecil county, in Equity.
January 3OM, 1861.
nRDERED, That the account and report
" of the Auditor in the matter Of the
Estate Of Benjamin Gibson in account with
his Committee, Elizabeth Gibson and T.. +.
Ewing, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the fourth day Of March, next {;
provided. copy Of this order he published
in some newspaper printed in Elkton, once a
week for one month before the said fourth
day Of March, next
W. H. RICKETTS,.
True copy; test, Clerk.
W. II. RICKETTS,,
Feb. ., lSGI-lm Clerk.
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Baltimore and SusquehannN

Val@9n Deposit .' iIavrs de ,' {, l"'
sa and Tide Water Canal
The Steamboat JUNIATA. Capt Frederick
Tomlnson. leaves lower end Of West Falls Avenue
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, md FnIpAY Even
ing at o'clock. Returning. leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing at 3 OF clock p NJ, and Ilayre de Grace at S
O'Clock p. NJ
The steamboat LANCASTER. Capt ]. W Tom
l'nson, leaves same place ctcry TuEsnAY. Trims
DAY and SATURDAY Evening. ut o'clock. Re-
turning. lcuves Port Deposit every MONDAY. WE'D
sEsDAY and FRIDAY Evening, ut clock, and
Havrc de Grace at o'clock p. NJ
Hour OF leaving Bnltimc-e after the Isl of 0cto-
Der. will be o'clock r. n
w passage, (berths ncluded.) so cents.
Freight received daily until 5 o'clock, carried
at low rates and carefully attended to.
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required
syD All Boats and Cargoes towed only ut the
risk of their respective owners
The Agent at 1lavre de Grace will attend TO for.
warding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals. or will
sship Froghts intended for Baltimore Philadel
phn or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent. IIayre de Grace
j. TOME. Agent. Port Deposit.
~ B-Grain purchased ut the highest market
price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome 4 Co. Port
Deposit; who also keep for sale Guano, Plaster
Fish, Salt. Crousdnle Il Mitchcifs Allen 4
Noodles and Dc Eurs's Phnspbates, sod New
Yoyk Bone Dust ~. March .. l56l-ts
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FOR RENT.

TNHE WHEELWRIGHT and BLACK
l. SMITHS SHOP. ut Md. Pivot Brids e.
Also, a SMALL DWELLING, containing
three rooms.
Procession given on 25th of March, next.
Apply to JOHN l.. CLAYTON.
Jan II, 1861.
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New Goods! New Goods
Torbert's Grocery Bulletin,
Jan. ), lSGl--3Hl.

AND LIST OF TABLE LrxuRIIs, NOW IN STORE.
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES, FRESH
CRACKERS aud FANCY BISCUITS:
Gorkns Chow Chow Harvey Sance, John Bull
sauce, English Pepper sauce; Brandy Fruits, (as-
sorted Brandy Cherries Brandy Peaches: Can
Turtle Steaks; English Table Salt; Oriental Fig
Paste snrdines; Anchovy Sauce; Durham Mus
tard; French Mustard in Jars. White Wine
Vinegar; peach and Rose Waters; Sparkling
Gelatino; Sausage Cheese: Fnrina Crackers;
Boston Biscuit. Wine Biscuit Tea Runns; Pre-
served Strawberries: Walnut Catsups; Olives ;
Sweet Olive Oil. &c. &c.
To this varied assortment we respectfully call
the attention of Buyers and those fond of o spicy
dish, at small cost.
SrGAn, 81! 9, 10, II, II, 12i. Isept u, 1859.
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Che 1flarkets.
Elkton Market,

ELKroN, Mar 1861.
Rod Wheat Sl.25 to 5000, White do.
81 IS to 5000. old Corn 81, new Corn 81
Oats %, Lime, l5a cents per bushcl,
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New Stock Of GrOfGrieS!!

NEW Crop n. O. MolasSes, New Crop n.
/ 0. Sugar best Rio Coffee Mt reduced price fresh
Roasted Coffee Brown Sugar. lbs. for % cents choice
Green and Black Teas. Also, the best quality Coal Oil;
Burning Fluid Sperm OIL Lard Oil; Meats Foot Oil !;
Window Glass.
Ea~soap and Candies &c, &C., always on hand. at
Il. i. MAYS,
Feb Q, 1861 In the Hollow
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-03-02
Patent Mica Lamp Chimney.

4 Lamp Chimney that 1r'il not Break!
This great invention somm ,nds itself to every
using COAL OIL LAMPS. 1t gives more
fight qnires less cleaning aud will not break by
the heat or cold falling. or any ordinary usage
For sa!e. by Storekccpers generally throughout
the I. s. and the Cans'las and Wholesale by tho
Manufacturers and Patantecs.
HoRNING { HUMPHREY,
No. 32l n. SECOND Street tmtLApELPniA
n B-A large AND superior stack of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-03-02
10000 Chestnut Rails, for Sale.

VN7HEN necessary they will he delivered
w at any lauding within twenty miles,
Inquire of the subscriber, in Elk Neck, or
by letter to the North East P. o., Cecil
county, Md. ISAAC z, COLLlNGS.
Nor 10, 1851
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

EXAMINERS NOTICE..
THE undersigned having been duly APP
L pointed by the County Commissioners of
Cecil county. Examiners, to view and deter
mine the propricty Of removing certain
distractions from, and Strengthening the
public road intersecting the Port Deposit
road near the Shops of Vim. j. Marchbank
at the Brick Meeting Hosse, hereby give
notice that they will meet at the point OF
intersection Of said road will, the Port
Deposit road, on SATURDAY, the 9th day
of March, next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to pro-
coed to the discharge of tho duty assigned
them by virtue of the commission to them
issued. WIN. CAMERON, of Robt.,
/. +. VANARSDALE,
SAMUEL MEARNS,
Feb 2, l86l-6w Examiners.
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More Wonderful Cures !

Gfcaf wasfing Of .Nesh. Could mol lay or Stand
uuh a"y comfort. .Anoihsr wonderful cure
... by':Smnync's Compound Syrup Of
~ HM Cherry"
DIR. Ii. SWAYNE-Dcar Sir-I feel It to he due to you
aud suffering humanity to give the following testimony
respecting the wonderful curative powers Of your "CoM
pocNn SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY and SUGAR Coated
sARSAPARiiLA AND TAR PILLS l afflicted with
violent cough pains the side and breast night swcats
sore throat, my bowels cosve appetite nearly
gone and my stomach very weak that my Physician
was at loss to know what to do for me- rs everything
used in the shape Of medicine WAS rejected remained
Tor months in this awful condition. and gave up all hopes
81 ever recovering At this time You recommended the
use Of your SYRUP" and Pills. which immediately
began to soo comfort. and allay the violence Of the
congh strengthened and scacd my lungs in short it
made perfect Of me, and able to pursue
my daily labor. Any person douhing the truth of the
above statement. will please call, address me, the
Factory, or at my residence.
EDWARD HANSON,
Germantown Road, opposite 4th st. Phila
Works at George Swcenys Pottery, Ridge Road below
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ORPHANS, EOURT.

TUyIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Or.
Il phans' Court of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated l.,
will please bring in the vouchers a few days
before Court JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1858. Register.
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Fish,! Fish!!!
Fish =!

r ABRADOR Herring, Halifax Herring,
IL Eastport Herring, in barrels aud half barrels.
No. Mackercl; Ne. Mackerul, by the barrel, half
barrel or AT retail.
Mes Shad at retail. Smoked Herring in boxes. Csd
Fish. Just received, and fur Sale at the lowest CASH
rates, by r. f.MAY,
Feb o. 1861. IN the Hollow"
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Ladies' Shoes.

ID RECEIVED this week from tho manufac-
~ turer, case Of Ladies' Fine Black Kid
Boots, with heels and without heels. For
sale for CASH by K. +. MAY.
Feb 20, 1861.
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Coal Oil Lamps,

always on hand. at prices defying competition. -
Also, the PoRrLASD Coal OIL. ut Manufacturers
prices March 3 1851
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Delaware Home for The Insane.

This Tns'iution will be conducted on tho same
general principles ns The Living Home. and man-
aged by kind and eS per fenced nurses The build
ing has been arranged for the safety and comfort
of its inmates while it is free from most OF the
prison-like bolts and bars that haze such an
unpleasant appearance in other Institutions.
The Proprietor will take the general suporin-
tondence Of both the Living Home and the Homo
TEN of light labor. will he enabled to make the
charges considerably loss than any other institu:
ton III the country
Boarding and Nursing
TM be from Three to 1weire Doitars per Nscf,
Including Medical attendance or NOT, as may bc
agreed upon.
DIR, j. 4. BROWN,
PROPRIETOR, WILMINGTON.
Wo Inc subscribers, Physicians IN the City e
Whining tou Del, believe that tie Proprietor e
the Living Home aud Home for the Insane VII,
endeavor to make them useful and popular inSt-
tutious, and that will HtteLd on persons who
visit them at the customary city charges.
H. +. Askew, NJ. b., Geo ". Clayton, H..
L. f. Bush. NJ. b., Ssnes r. wilson. u. D.,
X. X. Porter, NJ, d., W r. Bullock, VI, d..
Il. y. job nsun, VI. u. A. III. Grim shaw, NJ u,
VIM Ii. White. MD, Geo Pepper Norris VI. Dr.
Geo. Richard Baker, NJ. n, Blwarj Yca4oy, VI. b.,
.allopathic.
W I: HT Il 1n Mi n, NJ. y, Homeopathic.
A. Nr,enlank, NJ. d.
J. Siinns. W. D., / re,a,tic
j. II. Smms 81. H..
J.D. Craig NJ. D.. Hydrolathici
Fab Ia lS6l-3m
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Price, % Cents per Bottle.

~ Laboratory and Depot 0O4 Arch St.. phnre phia
Sold by DR. II. H. MITCHELL, Ekton, Md, and Drug.
gis,s generally. March q lSC1-ly
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Beware of Incxperience

Germantown Road, opposite 4th ST., Phila.
rks at George Swceny's Pottery, Ridge Road, below
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Col. srreE.

Gfs- The East as well as the West
cordially endorses the suggestion Of Col.
WARREN's name for the position Of
Post Master General under Mr.. LINCOLN.
The following is from the Springfield
Republican, one of the leading journals
of New England:
In nearly all the casts for Mr.. Lin
coins Cabinet emanating from his
Springfield home, we have noticed that
the Post Office Department is assigned
TO Fitz Henry Warren, of Iowa. This
is not probably any indication of the new
Presidents purpose /; whatever that may
be, he is not the man now to divulge it /;
but simply the prediction of his neigh
bors, and perhaps the opinion ofthe pol
iticians generally of the Upper Mississ-
ippi valley. But no suggestion is more
worthy OF Mr.. Lincolns consideration.
Well as we may think of the other gen
tlemen who have been named for that
difficult post-Mr. Cofax and Caleb B.
Smith, of Indiana, and Mr.. Welles, OF
Connecticut-iew men who know all
will hesitate to award to Col. Warren s
qualifications for it, both of genius and
experience, largely transcending those of
any other candidate. AS Assistant
Postmaster General in the Taylor and
Fillmore Administration, he acquired a
national reputation for the rapidly and
wisdom with which he despatched its
business, for the thorough comprehension
which he showed Of its details, and for
the quick insight into human nature
which he exhibited in all his dealings
with the crowd of office applicants, mail
contractors, and representatives. Of the
general public interest in the service,
that are constantly besiegng its rooms.
No man in that position ever made such
q deep and favorable impression upon
the country as did Col. Warren in his
brief career in the department. And we
do not believe there is another man in
the country, Of whom it can be reasona-
bly, and confidently asserted, as of him,
that he is the best fitted of all men 70
exercise the political and business duties
Of the Post Office Bureau. Not only in
this special department, but in the gen
era duties of a Cabinet Minister, has he
the first qualifications. Thoroughly YER
sed in the history and politics of the
country knowing we'll and Judging &C
curately our public men Of all parties
firm in heart and purpose, yet broad and
catholic in judgment, he would adorn
any cabinet and impress any admins
tralion with which be should be asso-
cia.ed. We speak that which We do
know in thus commencing Col. Warren
to the President and those who shall as
sist him in selecting his Ministers. The
Republicans Of Iowa, whose representa-.
tive man he justly is, present him. and
the men Of the East, who know hi:
worth end ability, endorse him over
with sure confidence that there coulc
be no mistake in such a selection.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Douglas Caves.

lg- Mr.. DoUGLAs. even with those
who have denied to him the possession
of any moral characteristic, still had
some reputation rs a man Of pluck. He
was believed to possess at least the bull
dog quality Of holding on, and many who
believed that he had no principle, as
serted admiringly that he possessed the
qualify o! persistence. But even this
claim must oe surrendered. Late devel-
opments show that he has neither cour-
age or perseverance. At the beginning of
Congress, we were informed, and had
some hopes, that he had determined to
stand firm, and resist the demands Of the
Southern traitors bent upon the destruc
ton Of the confederacy as they had been
upon his own, but later developments
have proven that be has become weak in
view of Southern bluster, and that his
courage has been completely frightened
out of him. All his talk about main
tanning the Constitution and upholding
the laws has died away in the following
wall, lately given in the Senate commit
tee In view Of the danger which
threatens the Republic with disunion,
revolution and civil war, am prepared
10 act upon the matters in controversy
without regard 10 my previous action,
and as if had never made a speech or
given n vote on the subject - That is
Mr.. DOUGLASS fearful and trembling
declaration. He gives up his squatter
sovereignty policy entirely, and goes in
for an amendment of the Constitution
restoring the Missouri promise line,
taking the power of regulating Slavery
entirely from the people Of the Territor
les. The sacred right of se,f-govern-
ment, about which he talked so much,
he entirely relinquishes, and iavors a
series of propositions making Slavery
irrevocable in all the Territories south cf
SO degrees 50 minutes, and the institu
ton legal in all the States Of the Union.
This boosted defender OF the rights of
the peop|e=-this braggart, who declared
solemnly he would meyer vote to force
upon or deprive the people Of any social
institution they did not or did want.
turns about at the first noise of conflict,
and declares that lie will act as if he
had reyer made q speech or given a
vote upon the subject, and Immediately
votes to deprive tie people of all the
Terri o.'ies OF all control over domestic
institution What a man of principle !!
WHIT courageous gentleman What
man TO represer! freemen
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
The Great Female Medicine.

The functional irregularities peculiar to the
weaker sex, are invariably corrected without
Mountain Herb Pills. They are the safest and
surest medicine for all the diseases incidental
to females Of oil ages. and more especially SO
in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should al
ways have these Pills. No one who ever uses
them once will allow herself to be without them
They remove all distractions, purify the blood
and give to the skin that beautiful clear and
healthful look so greatly admired in beauti-
ful aud healthy woman. At certain periods,
these Pills are an indispensable companion-
From one to four should be taken each day, un
til relief is obtained. A few doses occasionally
will keep the system so healthy, and the blood
so pure, that diseases cannot enter the body.
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
Medicine Dealers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
ALBANY, Dec. "a.

Thurlow Weed in an article in to-
nights Journal, alludes 10 his recent
visit to Springfield, in the following
terms
Since the newspapers have made
our recent visit TO Springfield the oceas-
ion Of remark, il may not be improper to
say that an interview with Mr.. Lincoln
has confirmed and strengthened our
confidence in lis fitness for the high po-
sllion he is 10 occupy !; Of his eminent
qualifications for the great trust reposed
in him of his enlightened appreciation
Of the difficulties and dangers that sur
round US of his desire that the Free
States, if in anything delinquent. should
fulfill their constitutional duties Of his
determination 10 require from all the
States an enforcement ~ the laws and
obedience to the Constitution, and final
" of bis earnest and infiexible devotion
to the principles and sympathies of the
party
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Iowa Hospital for the Insane.

ES- The superintendent Of the State
Insane Asylum gives notice that the in,
stltution will be opened for the reception
of patients early in March, and probably
a few patients will be admitted at an
earlier date. The law provides for the
admission Of two classes of patients, pri-
vale and public, the first to be support
cd by private expense, and the second
by the county in which the patient has a
settlement. Private patients are admit
ted on the certificate of respectable
physician as to their insanity, and pub
lie patients on certificate Of the County
Judge. Any citizen of any county in
the State may inform tie County Judge
that there are insane persons within the
county needing care and attention, and
when so informed the County Judge
will Immediately order an investigation
of the case, as required BY law, and the
Superintendent, upon receiving proper
application, together with a copy Of the
legal proceedings had in each case, will
immediately notify the proper persons
when, or whether or not, the patients can
be admitted. Idiots are not to be I'D
mi.ted into the hospital
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Eads Defa,ca:ion.

From Attorney General Rice, we learn
that the referees in the Eads case came
to an amicable decision. They fix the
amount Of the Eads defalcaton at FlF.
TY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Their decision has been submitted to
and confirmed by the Supreme Court.
We may, therefore, regard this yexed
case as about settled. 1t is expected
that the securities of Eads will max c
good his dedication. Those who have
proIessed to doubt whether Eods was a
defaulter, and received with credit his
prelences that the State was in debt to
him, will do no more than justice to their
readers, by giving publicity to this
statement. The people are entitled to a
knowledge of the iacts.-Des Noines
Register.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
The Legislative Journals.

We are receiving many letters from
Members of the last General Assembly,
inquiring why they have not received
the Journal of the House OF Representa-.
tlves, to which they are entitled. The
delay is simply owing to the fact that the
printing Of the Journals is now quite
completed. Tie Township Laws, Spec
lal Acts, &c, were wanted at once, in
fact, were indispensable, and were ac-
cordingly printed first. We now hope
to commence distributing the Journals
early in January. The delay thus far
has been entirely unavoidable Hanal-
ton Freeman.