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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-21

On Tuesday last, on motion of G. A.,
Frick Esq. b. Rush Perikin, Esq. was
admitted to practice as an Attorney in the
several Courts ofthis County.
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FOR SALE

A good COOKING STOVE, and small S5oSe
IA COIL Sogs. besides several articles OF FIrni
tife which are inoonvonien to remove any distance,
They will bo sold at a sacrifice. Apply 10 the HSf
itor Of the " Columbia Democra1"
March "a, 1898.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-21

Captain Edmund p. Kennedy, for the
navy, was presented on Wednesday with a
sword, voted to him by the Legislature of
Maryland, his native State, for his conduct
in tue affair Of Tripoly under peo0tu.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-21

prWe are requested to say that the
Methodist church in this place, will be open
for service on next Sunday afternoon at four
O'Clock p. M.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-21
OBITUARY.

DIED, ofconsumption, in this place, on
Monday evening last Miss. SUSAN CHRIST
MAN, daughter of Mr.. Casper Christman,
aged about 30 y ears.
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IPLANNS5 Nv ANIA
HOTEL.
Nassals.1ss1E.zasn
HENRY A. XELLERS,

RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public generally, that he has
moved into the house formerly occupied
by William Byers, in Selinsgroye, Union
county, Pa.--where he is prepared to en-
terrain in a suitable manner all those WHO
may favor him with a call. The house is
neatly finished, and conveniently calculated
for Public
TENTEEgTAEN NEENTs
Good Cooks and Walters have been en-
gagged, and The Table supplied with the best
provisions that can be oHaned in plenii-
ful market. Particular attention has been
paid to selection of his Liquors which arc
believed to be of equal quality to those Of
auy other house in the state. The Stabling
is convenient and extensive, and well hled
with the best Of provehder, and will be AZ
tended by the most careful ostlers,
The subscriber respectfully soIicits a
share of public patronage, which he will en-
deavor to merit by moderate charges and
strict attention to the comFot and oOnvosf-
ence Of his guests.
HENRY A. ZELLEES,
selinsgrove, March 81, 1898.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-21

A MoNsTER.-We learn, that few DAYS
since, the engineer on the Norristown rail-
road, fortunately perceived in time, when
nearly opposite the falls, a bundle laying
directly athwart one Of the rails; and on
stopping TO remove it, discovered it to be a
young child, rolled up in some clothes, and
diiUel where it doubtless had been placed
by its lnhuman mother. The little innocent
was properly taken care Of, but 10 clue has
yet been discovered Of the monster who
thus sought to destroy her offspring.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, To
owners ofunseated lands and others con-
cerned, that have authorized and empow-
cred Jacob Hibler, Clerk of the Commits
sioners for Columbia county, in case of my
absence, to receive payment of taxes on
unseated lands, in the different townships of
said county, and to give receipts. and other
sufficient acquitances and discharges for
the same for me, and in my name, place,
and stead. Laudholders and others inter-
ested, are requested to attend by themselves
or agents, at the Commissioner Office, in
DanviIIe, in said county, and pay their tax
es before the lth day of June next; when all
the tracts upon which arrearage taxes arc
due and unpaid, will be exposed for sale, as
above.
H. McWILLIAMS, Treasurer:
March 30, 1898.
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EMooUaAprmENr OF voIuNrrrp.

Both houses ofthe Legislature have pass
ed bill, requiring the state treasurer to
pay 800 to each Regiment Of Volunteers
in this state who shall encamp 10 drill for
three successive days. The bill also pro-
vides for the payment Of $780, to each Bat
talon. This act will have most salutary
effect in Strengthening and inspirating our
numerous volunteer corps.
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WASHINGTON GUARDS
.AgEzELANZEIONJ39

WToU are commanded to meet at the public house
II. Of Daniel Gross, on Monday the 9TH day Of
May next, at ten o'clock A. NJ properly equipped,
and provided with ten rounds of blank cartridge.
by order of the Captain
VIM, p. /. PAINTER o, S. E
N. B. There viii be an election held for orderly
sergeant at tho same time and place.
Bloomsburg, Aptil l3 1899.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
June 2, 1898.
A CARD.

-
Y n-CYRUS s. JACOBS, the hired editor OF
the Wisconsin Territorial Gazette, during the abe
,ence Of Mr.. Clarke, having in that paper OF the
18Th Nav last, disregarding every principle OF JUS
lice. truth, and editorial courtesy, by base 'nsnu-
ato,s attempted to impsach the PRIVATE charac.
ter of the ssacting Editor Of the Iowa News"
must hereafter look upon him as being BASE
AND MALICIOUS LYING SDONDREL
AND POLTROON-A SNEAKlNG SIAN
DEFER AND DEFAMER OF PRIVATE
REPJ rATION, and unworthy the notice ct any
man Of honor further than to expose him lest he
deceive those who are unarqiairted with him.
Asfn rs tho in.i,untoa with regard 10 my
mn Al couag e is cnncerned, will barely State thar
never having had any difficulty with csSTLF-
MAN. il is vet un,risd, and must remain 80 until
On. far above him in Standing, and who has never
been his-ed out Of public assembly for Insults Of
Jared Innocence whore barrier prevented ITS re-
n III. ON ard punishment, as has bsen the case WI n
Jacobs. shall hnve sufficient Curiosity 10 test u by
Offering an insult.
M, cla;ms 70 the character Of gentleman be-
;,y a matter that he can nsther add 10 or fetracf
fn. 81 all nut myself 10 bu: little trouble n con-
y; ,ca him how far they are merted, wiling 10 'et
+, res, with those who have as good Al, oppor'uni'
~ NJ Judging as thu petunnt scr he OF the Oazette
private character is matter that should ne let a.
80. IL all 20 ,troyersies, and although ! should
,ay.r cour, an investigation, should fear nothing
| IRON, il. , M,
Entertaining the kindest feeling towards M.
Clarke. hone he will sooA retJrn and resume inc
charge of his paper. ,,,o pucsr,1
Du DuauF, June 2. ov-H.
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Mortgage Sale.

NEFAULThaving bcen made the payment
meat OF sum of money secured to be paid
w indsn of Mortgage, bearing date the Cd day
ut June, A. D. 1887, executed by George B. Feeld
and Jerry Ford, both of Chicago, Cook comfy,
nd state Of Iii, nois, to Josiah A. Noonan Of the
town an.i county 1t Milwaukee and Territory Of
Wse onsin, and reco -ded in the Registers Office
for the county of Iowa aud Territory Of w iscons,
i'll volume OF mortgages OF pages :, y. ~, II and
II, on the 18th of July, A. " 1881, at O'Clock,
A. NJ, on which there is claimcd to be due at the
date of this notice one thousad AID forty two dol-
lars and tor,y.one cents.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
Of the power Of sale in said mor,gas, contained.
and in pursuance of the statute in such case made
and provided, win be sold at public auction, M
WEDNESDAY the Is. day OF August, 1858, a,
the Court House in the town OF Mineral Point, at
L? O'Clock, (noon) of said day--she premises il,
said mortgage, described as fllows-all the fol-
lowing described lots, blocks, pieces Oh parcels Of
land, situate, lying and being in the town Of Ma
diso.,, Territory OF w iscolsi,, to wit:
Blocks No. 25l, $50, 24s, 246, 265, 269, go,
29a, 800, !5S. 3ll 3i2, 3i5, 3l7, 3l4, 81 ;, $40.
1913, 365, 367, 369, 37l, 4O!, 400, 500, $50, 4!3,
43O, Az, 434, ass, 45t, AS, 476, 47e, 4S4, AZ,
4)9, 4J5, So, 534, AID Sill, containing each Il
Lots Also, blocks No. 244, !o6, 336, 491, and
, -, containing each LOIS. ALSO, olocR NO.
!67, containing 3 Lots. Blocks No. asa and 459,
containing Lots each. Also, block No. 53l,
containing4 Lots. Block So! containing Lots.
Block SID, containing 3 Lots. Block So, coatain-
ing l /! Lots. Lots i, .. ) 81 4, in book SOB. Al
SO, block 544, containing IL Lots. Also, 54s, con-
tanning II Lots. Block 54,', containing 2 Lots.
Lots No. 6, I, 8 d,9, in block 49,. Block 4e4,
containing 3 Lots. Block 4S7, containing II Lots
Block All, containing Lots. Block 4Oa, contain.
ing l.! Lots. Lots !, 2, 3 4 q, 5 g. &, in block
4l6. Lots I, g, 4 9, in block 437. Lots I, :, .,
10, H., T. IL, in block 464. Also, lots ;. n ).
| in block 4SI. Lots !, ,, 4 3, in block 4a1. Lot:
4, 5, 6, I, s, 9, 10, II y II, in block 500. Lots
5, 6, 4, L. 1, in block ass. Lots No. ], :, u =
in block 453. Lots No q, S, l. 6, in block 266
Also the east half of the no.tn-west quarter offs
tioa No. twenty, in township sevon moth, range
No. min. east, containing eighty acres. Also, the
west half of tho northeast quarter Of section No
nineteen, township and range aforesaid, contain
Ing eighty acres. Said township north, range nint
east, is situated in the county of Dane, and Ter
ritoyy of Wisconsin. The before. mentioned pre-
misses are the same that were conveyed TO the sale
parties of the frs, by the said party OF the secon
part, by deed, dated the 23d day of May, 1887
together with all and singular the hereditament
aud appur,enences thereto belonging, dated Apr
4th, 1888. JOSIAH A. NOONAN.
w. II. BANGS, Atty.
May II, 1888. 47-ta
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NOTICE.
'Tis better from evils well o:ssen 10 run,
Than pcri;h RI the danssis we may Shun.

'Tis better from evils well io:ssen 10 run,
Than perish rn the danss,s we may shun.
MY specie traps and Bentoa bullets being ex-
IN hausted, became overpowered with tWild
oa,,' and in my own defence have shut the doc
Of my Menageiis.
Now .na, have got the animal cuaqnered, those
If nv old friends and customers who are il debi
IN mo will please favo, ms with a few moro speci.
msns of tho breed Ii future, however, | shall
preier the Sucker, Pnko or Hoosier TAME CAT. and
occasionally ono Of the old domestic spscics Of
Buckeye or Corncrscker. liz few days my doc
will bs thrown open for public patronage, but
will never again antru't my person or property %
to those crazy animalcule imported over mountains
or lakes. Tho far-fetched leave to Ladies.
April IA, 1897 43 sCHAS. CORkERY.
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A GOOD suBscslBER.---A gen.leman---yes, u
GENTLEMAN, every inch Of day or two
since, forked over the change for the present
volume of the Iowa News, and also paid us
two years subscription in advance. This does
US more good, both in mind and pocket, than
a dozen such appeals 10 the people to with
draw their patronage from US, as has lately been
made would do US injury. The gentleman al.
Iuded to above is reader Of the Galena Dem
ocfat. Can't another three individuals resolve
themselves into committee to carry on the
good work, throwing its benefits in the same
way. need little more change. Never
despair, for if the Galepa Gazette is stub
born concern, and the editor will think for him
self, perhaps the Territorial Gazette, if sent
soon, OF the Fort Madison Patriot. will open
their columns.
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District Court OF the United States
SEP lEMBER TERM 1888.

DlStEACS OOuEt "a Suc OustcN StuscS,
SEPTEMBER TERM 1888.
TERRIroRy or Wisconsin, :.
County Of Iowa, 90
Robert O. Taylor, Admir- OF they
estate of l.. J. Taylor, decd. r., .a,,n,bn.n,
James Conner.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given to the said
James Conner, that a writ OF attachment s-
sued 0ut of the Clerks Ofit of the District Couf.
Of tho United States il and for Iowa county, and
Territory of Wilson's ", dated the 18th day OF Feb
raaly, A. ID. 1882, at the suit of Robert q. Tayloi,
administrator of the estate of u. j. Taylor, deed,
Of the county of Iowa, w. Il. and against the es-
tate of the sail James Conner for the sim Of two
hulred and eight dollars and seyenty6vb cents. d-
rected to Justus Dc Scehorst, Sheriff of the said
coan,yof Iowa. to execute, which said writ has been
returned by the said shcr, as levied upon the FOL
lowing described property, TO wit: "Ihe north ives,
quarter Of the north west quarter OF section mum
bered eighteen, il township numbered six ofranse
numbered one east of the fourth principal msridl-
IN, in the Wisconsin Land District.
Now, unless you, Tho said James Conner, shall
pc sonaly be appear before the Judge Of tho said
Ds,rc, Court, on the first day OF the next tern,
thereof, to be holden at the Court House in Miner
al Point ON the first Monday in the month of Sep
tenbcgyc special bailand plead to tine sn!d plain
tiff action, judgment will be antered against you.
IN favor Of tho said Robsr U. laylo, administra.
.or Of L. J. Taylor. dec'd. and the said estate SO
attached rs Aforesaid, will be sold, to satisfy the
same with costs.
Attest: EDWARD McsHERRY, elk
District Court Of the U. s. Iowa Go. W. L.
April q, 1888. 46-Gt
Ed. Johnston, AIRY for Pl.'G
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are before them, proving to the contrary. The
editor of.he Fort Madison Pa,rio. would again
publish It a. news, were i. not the fact tina.
stage driver humbugged him. and putthe same
story first in circulation. Monday and Tues.
day last were Sc, apar. for the consideration Of
that bill, among others In relation 10 the Ter.
ri,ory.
We have no doubt but the bill will pass, If
Propersime is devoted to it in Congress,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
To Printers ana Pm blIshcrs,

ITyHE subscribers have just completed their new
Specimen Book Of light faced Book and Job
rfnting Types, Flowers and Ornaments. the COM
tents Of which arc herewith partially given.
Diamond; Pearl, Nos. and 2; Agate, Nos. ],
3, and 3; Agate OIL Nonpareil body; Nenpsrsil,
Nos. /, 2, BANDA; Minion ON Brewer body; Rrs-
siet on Minion body; Brewer Nos ]. 2, >, and Z;
Bseyier ON Burgeois body; Dfeviee on Long Prim.
81 body; small bodied Long Primer; Long Psinsr
Nos. !, 2, 2, and a Long Primer on Small Plea
body; Small Plea Nos. l, and Q; Plea ON Small
Plea body; Plea Nos. i, 2, and 3; Plea on Eng-
lish body; English No. !, and 2; Great Primer;
Paragon; Double English; Double Paragon; Ca
,on; five lines Plea 10 twenty; eight lines Plea
Gothic condensed, 10 twenty; FIVE, seven, nine,
twelve, and fifteen lines Plea shaded; eight, ten,
twelve, and sixteen lines Plea Antique Shaded.
Also, large and beautiful collection Of flowers,
from Pearl 10 seven limos Plea, many Of which are
not to be found in any other specimen; new as
sortment Of Ornamental Dasses; q variety Of Gard
Borders; r.aar two thousand Metal Ornaments;
Brass Rule; Leads of various ,hicknesses; AstYo-
noDical, Mathematical, and Physical Metal signs;
Braces and Dasl,es from three 70 thirty ems long,
Great Primer aud dolbls Plea Scrips on inclined
body; Diamond and Nonparel Music Of various
kiads; An,iGucs; Light and heavy Two line letter;
fall face Roma. aud Isnlic Nonpareil, Minion,
Breyier, Long Primer, aud Small Plea; BIack
NonpareiI. Minion, and BREWER Greek Hsbrsw
| and Saxon.
large variety Of Ornaments, calculated payti.
cpla, III Tor tho Spanish and South American mar.
kets; Spanish, French, and Portuguese Accsats;
fun; shed to order, together with every other arti-
clio made uso Of in tho printing business, al Of
which ca, be furnished NJ stoSs notice, IT . god
quality and on as raasoaahss g eshsr -
CONNER e COOKE.
.fN
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Farm for Sale.

TIyHE undersigned will sell his Claim on the
north fork OF the Big Maquoke,a, tw ensy-odd
miles southwest Of Du Buque, containing upwards
of section oil land, Is acres broke and fenced, .
good dwelling house, kitchen and root-houss thsre-
on, with good spring, and is handsomely situa.
ted, aud we'll calculated for n stock farm.-On the
claim arc l6 acres OF good timber, and first-rats
mill scat. Any person wishing to purchase fastn
would do we'll 10 call aud see this. For further in
formation apply 10 John Plumbe, jr. Du Buque.
JONAS CALLAHAN.
Anrl %. 1898. 45-6t.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
district Court Of the United States,
APRIL TERM, 1888
llrH DAY OF THE TERN.
r'''a co.a., =, Of M iowa. >"
John r. Haigh,

TeRRrrosY OF WIscoSslS,l -.
County Of Iowa.
John T. Haigh,
vs.
Ruff, Parks, Francis Heading, ( IN Partition.
stephen Peek, Solomoa Ju.
neau g. others. S,,.., :,
1IyHIS day came the petitioner, by William u.
Banks his attorney, AMI il having bssn pfog-
Al 70 the ,atisfaeton Of the coar BY the a.'daV',
. If VIM. II. B.nks, that copies nf'hs ps'I''oa ana
,otice herein, had b,en daily sefvei a'a p,ni's,'
I'd acco.d II, 10 law-!t is os.lsrei ~ the Jour-,
:h,, the said patio, interested nt,s premises VINO
IRE kno wr, and azo such as are unknown or whose
ME res, or share IS unknown, appear ana snew T.
i. 10 the Proportions which they may claim o. the
PREMISES Sc. ior, in the said petition, and to an
:we. the said pettio, NJ or before the September
T .rn 1888. Jtis!u-the ordered BY III: Court, that
ub,icatio, y! The above order be made IN the Iowa
Views, public newspaper, pri.tsl in the county Of
Dr. B,oue, in the Territory Of Wisconsin, Tor Dix
yeeks excessively once leastin every week, ana
i !, this Gauss no coatinu:du.,tl the h;xt Term Of
his Cont.
true Cnpy.-Attess,
. EDWARD M,sHERRY, elk D. CT. co.
VIM. H. Banks, Atty for Pptd.
June 2, 1893. SCOT
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District Court Of the United states,
APRIL TERM, 1888.
10TH DAY OF THE TERM.

APRIL TERM, 1888.
l0TH DAY OF THE TERN.
TERnrroay or WtscoSns,( :.
County Of Iowa.
Roberto. Hoard T. Esau Johnson1
W.
William Sylvester and the other Y..ru
unknown heirs and legal repre- 'sAAS's"'
sentatives Of Joseph Sylves,er,
NHiS day came the compiainanss, by thef,- So
i he'or Thomas P. Barnett, Esq and tn. .'e-
PENDANT having failed TO caus. his appearance. to
os sn'sred hersin, and plead, answe-, or dsmur,
10 the said complainans bill, although duly served
with process, Oh motion Of the said complainant,
It IS ordered that the said William Sylvester do
cause his appearance hsrsin to bs entered, and
plead, answer o. demur to the said complainan,'s
bill on or before the first day of the mex, term Of this
Court, and that if he shall fail to do so, the said
bill shall be taken as confessed agans, him, asd
the matters thereof decreed accordingly.
A tue Copy.-A,,est,
. EDWARD M'sHERRY, elk D. c. !. co.
Thomas 2. Burnett, Esq, Sol. for Compr,s.
June 2, 1888. 5O-6t
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N Office.

Vx7UEREAS my wife, Harriet NJ. Bart.
w let, (.hst was, has loft my bed aud
hoard wi,hoH, any provoca,ion whatever. J
now forbid all and every person from trusting
or harboring her on my account. as ] WILL NOT
nav any debts of her contracting.
- ]. NJ. BAR TLETr.
New York. w. r. May 26, 1888. 49-3s
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
For Sale OF. Rent.

A LARGE and commodious new house, stu.
N ate Oh Water street, in the town Of Du Buqus,
aud nearly opposite VIM. Buke's store. It 10
suitable for n boarding house, or for store Glsd
dwelling. Terms liberal. Apply to
QUlGLEY T. BUT1'ERWORTH.
Feb 10, 1887. 3l-tmn.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-02
District Court Of tho United states.

District Court Of tho United states.
:. SEPTEMBER TERN, A. D. 1898.
TERRITORY OF Wisconsin,
County Of Iowa.
vs.. OK ATrAcnMeyr.
Addison Phileo
DUBLlC Notice Is hereby given TO tbs said
Il Addison Philleo, that suit Of attachment
issued out Of the Clerks Office the District Court
III and for :he county Of Iowa aud Territory Of
Wisconsin, dated the 23d Of April, A. u. 1898, a,
The suit of Peter Perry, of tbs county Of Iowa aud
Territory of Wisconsin, and agains, the estate of
the said Addison Phlleo, for the sum Of two hun.
bred and fifty dollars and fifty cen,s, directed to
James II. Gentry, Sheriff of the said county 10
execute, which said writ has been returned by the
said Sheriff, as levied upon the following described
property, TO wit: lhe east half Of the sou,h-eas,
quarter of section thir,ysix (36) in township No.
tour (4) Of range one cas-, (), and the sou:h-wes,
quarter ofssctioa ,hr,y-oae (3D ia township No.
lo,r az of range two east (2) in the Wisconsin
Land District, adjoining lands of John Moore, aud
known as the Grove place. Nov, unless you, the
said Addison Philieo, shall personally be and ap.
pear before the Judsa of the said District Court,
Oh the first day Of the next te IN Thereof, TO be hol
den At the Court House in Mineral Point, in said
co LIT Oh the first Monday in the month Of Sep
TENDER nex,, give special bail, md plead to the
said plaintiffs action, judgment will be entcr,d
against you, and the said estate SO attached rs a.
losssad will be sold 10 satisfy the with costs
EDWARD M'SfIERRY, elk D. c. Leo.
May DIST, 1888. 50-6t.
Ed. Johnston, Atty for Prn.
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A Farm for. sale.

a N excellent improvement on the west side
"A. Of Catfish, opposite Regan's furnace. and
within FIVE miles Of the town Of Du Buqnae,
consisting ola good honse, and well enclo-
sed field Of about 20 acres, a part Of, which
has been cultivated two years, will 20 sold on
reasonable terms. =.
For further particulars apply 70 thc subscri-
Der. CHARLES COnn y !.
Du Buque, March 9sth, 1893. 4o-H
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On tho 10th ult. the President Of the United
States addressed message 10 Congress, Sub
hitting statement prepared by the Seereta.
~ Of the Treasury. by which it appears that
the United States, with over twenty-eight rail.
lions in deposite with the States. and fifteen
millions due from Banks and individuals, are.
from the present situation Of affairs, in mmi-
nent danger Of being rendered unable 10 dis
charge, with good faith and promptitude, tn:
various pecuniary obligations Of the Govern
uaent, and recommends an amendment to the
Get authorizing the issue Of Treasury notes, SO
shat they may again be issued when redeemed
bsfore they are due.
The Wings will shout for joy beeause the
Government has become embarrassed, and that
too, By tho darling measure Of their party, the
Distribution Bill. The Treasury Of the Uni.
ed States should belong to all. for the common
benefit Of all the States and Te,ritosies. and
H. division among the several States is highly
uniust TO the new ones and Territories, and
which, if now in the Treasury Of the United
States. where Of right it belongs, tho Govern.
ment would be in prosperous condition.
--------A----..--.-----
Two men, James Moore aud Joseph Hines,
who say they from Mercer county, Illinois.
were arrested in this place on Wedn. sday last
for passing counterfeit. money, tried before
magistrate, and committed. The counterfeit
money found in their possession consisted Of
90 notes on the State Bank Of Indiana. S5's
on the Bank Of the United States. SIS on the
Farmers' Bank Of Sandstone. SOS on the
Bank Of Ann Arbor. lno such bank) and 500
aotss On The Mormon Bank at Kirkland. Ohio