Note 525 — Chapter IV · EMIGRATION. GROWTH OF THE RIVER TOWNS.

Ibid., XXXVI., 271.

Ibid., XXXVI., 304. "Owing to the great influx of emigration, provisions of all kinds are very scarce."

Latrobe, C. J., The Rambler, II., 221-222. Speaks of Illinois as "a country rapidly filling with settlers."

Reynolds, J., My Own Times, 304. 1830 "For several years past, a strong tide of emigration has flowed in upon us. Its wilderness has been subdued; and thriving villages and cultivated farms are now scattered over its whole extent."