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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
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(;ufc, 2eascntrres, ltbrs uno Scnter> >eemiebtc,
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cprr tcvn 0ustnn 70 nrblfeil onticten, als ilc
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purcb bic Vltt an bic ltnttr|brictcncn arbrtBlrt
nsrrcn, (clen rintttib tetcrst rrrntn.
81. 3. N(tes OsttaQ unp alle Irtcn $ourcsrrr>
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
THE OHIO STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER.

According to custom, we again present TO
the people OF Ohio our prospectus tor paper
during the session Of the Legislature. Many
persons who do not find it convenient to snb-
scribe for paper printed at this place tor
whole wear, do so during the sitting OF the LIE
yislaturc, being DESTROYS ct seeing what is done
6y those in whose keeping they have entrusted
the affairs of the State. 1 accommodate TINS
lust desire Tn the people to be thoroughly &C
duainted with every thing pertaining to the'l
Happiness and welfare, we have IN this pro
spectus extended facilities and tavors beyond
what has been customary. we shasl issue
during the session a weekly paper (trec OF adj
vertisements,) at fifty cents "A sen'l-weekly
PAPER at one dollar-a trl-weekly at two dol
lars. and daily at three dollars by this ar
raneement, we will be able to accommodate
everv portion IF theState by ali the mails, SWe
hone our friends will not be remlsS IN awaiting
themselves of these means OF information. IL
~ all important that every freeman should be
fully acquainted with every question touching
the welfare of the State and nation.
The approaching session Of the Ohio Legis-
latute will be most important one. No pre-
vious one has ever had the same number ol
delicate and exciting questions to meet and act
uOon-auestlOnS which cannot be avoided, nor
DISPOSED of in a moment. Among these are
our Internal improvements, and the eXpen-
tlitures under them. - The condition OF ruI
Banks, aud the banking system under the sec
ond svspension.-'The revision of the laws, As
collated under an act of the last Legislature
The aDuoytionment of the State into Senate
rial and Representative districts, and mole
lust and eQu;tabl. taxation by re-ValuatloI.
of property will be discussed. All these ques-
ti,ms have been confded, by an overwhelming
Voice Of intelligent freemtn to the care and
keeping of the democratic party, and IT IS I'M
port:.nt that that party should meet them III
sober earncstness. and in that spirit ct candoi
and patriotism which they will bring together,
for the public good.
We shall also give such sketches OF the do
inyx of Congress aS we Conceive OF 'nlmed'atC
interest to the State, by the earliest at OF cor
respondents.
By the aid Of daily and tri-weekiy paper,
we Shall he able to throw out the earliest cas-
tern news. foreign and domestic, which we
hope will not be overlooked by those desiring
such information, and with the aid ct power
press, on new and improved model, we ex-
pcct to add greatly to the facility OF preparing
our papers fur the mails, without the loss even
of an hour. We ask only such support as cor
responds with our exertions to make our pa
per useful tp the public.
TERMS OF THE SESSION PAPER.
Weekly Ohio Statesman, 50 30
Semi weekly " w
Tri-weekly w
Daily w
Allpayments must be in advance or refer
sace to member of the Legislature.
Sc M. A. N1EDARY.
Columbus. Nov. 8. 1859.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
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All OPrfultfen,
in Stilcil1N0fl

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unp Ne6nunscn fr, raB sertbnlicb bic ,picrer
trp ibm juiprchcn, bic cinnlal tep iDm cin9ctrbrt
battcn Q4er ric 9rcte init uns mahen mill il!
scrjlib tpiltcmn,en.
Sapib S Sttferer.
Cincinnati, Sctruar %. 1899. b.p.
OfOtr dtere oiepattcur eieles 3lattcs fann
aus Grrrosuns 0ucs tettatiSen mas !eerr q
tcn iaSt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
xIter e5abr9an9.-
Nenfuuuuner:

Der"8st II. Self
Der 3ttt'' cr,1cint re9clmaBi9 jeren 6relta9.
2. Der Gut tttrirtirns~ ~prcts lit 9 IN & a.
ter uuo SO 6 en- 8, 1T Spr"uste3aDlun9, cper
sIDe Ter, falls bic 3cit1n9 nidDt tnnerb"lb per
llfen !5alftr pes SaDrs tejablt rrtrr.
3. Die 9ertenpun9 9cteeiebt euf Scfen oer
ltntsrftnrc,tcr, unp Gricfe at bic !oerausscter
a,lBen ro,tfrsp cinSeianrt tpereen.
4. 4n,ciset nerbrn preimal pas 9ierct fur
Gtntn xbaler sinscrutt; mhBen abr to'
sleieb baar trsablt ,perpcn, nc man nltt auf 1c1'
{ftse Qrt in Nc6nun9 ttebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

aurldlells u. Mag !ytod'er tonHen NIT
~ iepern gu tbrem 8efbaft n6thisen @rtttel
ateomrpirt iperpen, ron Glirtif9cn 6ecern tts
~ .Sab Sepern pom .tetter Gnalitat. Sepe, 70
sut unb ruff On tcp xennis nno Heup ..
5oO1akillcr, Sec. 9 1887. 30.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

Sebr 9efdai9 ger Jiurtpamptcn
"gBbi9'' eutbdlt elne slnSeise fur ben
8erfauf elmer 8e9rdbnt BsSt eRes
20. "A, auf benz &irbbcf Der eriten preSs
byteriauilben Stride in gaifcn. DER Ses'
tanntmadber bemerft, oaB Der "Ednfey
oas 9ied,t eines feeleideu 8eftse
|ertaitea treroe.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
Sortepoareu Gtabli6ement,

cames Spbnfcn tittct attunasrra r,t
~ G,lautniB, tetnen Srcnnrtn in rEirm nnt
nett tcno6tarttn Gaunties anIuae9et,, rob ct eas
srpSe $aser .eartwaarcn Der fribercn Sirma 8
srbufcn nnp 60. iltcrnrnunen bat, unr in 3uiat
~ rcmfcltcn jeet cine aniebnlid,c 'seneunS scit
semeBencr QBaaren rrn Tcu.yrrt ausratt, wp:
rurb CT brfabst ,pirp, re,n putlitun eic srest'
unp tette NustpaDl
Ichrpere, lSdaren, Sdeifz@uter &C..
bic je in ricfem plate fell sstctcn murrcn, an,u:
ticten; ac tpelde CT entlhlcben 1T, fir prrmrt'
Sabtuns ,u bcrat9ctetten prcifrn Su rertaufcn.
1Ol.Billcn, Sunp 8. 1889. t.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

Gin eanomann faste. gum aneern: Wenss
Der marine Ne9en nod einige Gage art|
hdlt, 10 fpmmt alles aus bergroe berons.
|sld,, feufSte Ger ancere. id babe 2 gDsibes
lQuf oem Eirhhofe. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
9eeue llbrmaherep.

G. CcG.
Gtne 3citIhrift fltr oen 2ancwtrtb.
@ebrudt nnb heraus9c9eten
Don @a,nut( 9oliuer lit $itanrn, pennfplpanien
8eetn9un9en.
0ie "G eres" erfdsint am Qnfansr jebcnOlcs
mats in 9rrBzpetaro Scrmat, fur stntn Sbas
ler rcs Sobres pbne Ansnabme in Sors
oustt SAB lun9.
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cincn Sabrsans ai,scnrmmcn, unrNuftnnciSun9
en- mIBcn srrci U0cnotc rrr rcn Qtloufe prs Gut
terirtrns. 1ermtns 9ttbrDcn.
UTQBer S. cinfhttt erbdlt Grenrlarc fir
! 10 c SABRE, rrer Gremrlarc fir ci II Sabr, II.
70 i'm 9crbaltniB fit mtIr.
Setelunsen rrn Der Serne tfnncn ni3t terad
ii9t.st werren, ,penn llc nht NIT rem 8e!re trs
9leittt ftnp. .sctanntmabnnSen mtrrrn III relll
umlblaS arfsencmmcn 5u tillisen pretrn:
U~Alle Sriefc 1inp MittDtilunSsn NH Bt n
pcttfrci cinsefhttt merben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

Sn einem cfenen @ertd)tSbcfe rtef oev
9iidter plDblid ben Idrmencen 3afhaus
ern su: Stia, metne Sce,rr, td1 babe
lhcn rrci prcSeBe entfhieoen uno nod,
fem Mprt pcn BEN 3euant6en Uerltancen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

9le man Selnano fra9te waruu, er feis
ne Gchter ie,nem sr6eten Teino surUrau
aeoeten babe, autmcrtete er d: 9lus Nad,e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
YreDta9, ben 1Stm Oecember 1880.
SunD 1889.
Nrl1hjohrs unO GDmmerz9Soaret1,
". 1otDuao1I 81 GO.

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rctt unp ttaDl0cmitthtc 1u9cr, o'
Bilncrcs unr Sotincts; !, A III,
1z6 2ittin9; SDidrrec, Gclumtit
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

QEarum 9leiht ein 2runfenboIo elmer
Seifenblaie s-yHeil er INNER aufbldbe
uno enolid cbue Elm slneentsn su binters
laeen, oeraeht 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

Gtseu uup Stahl.- Sun'atta'
" etrcutes unp stb1mmertes Gifrn lensr Art
f1mertf6rs II. ruSitihes pr. ruBitebe St99elttan'
gen; @anrrricn uub Srurcrsunp er. StaDl a.
Ier Nrten, Jlasel, 8ars uno Serern - 5n D@tsf
IN OiaSillpn, bep 2ennts nno Sen D.
Sunp |, 1857. t.r'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13
9ieues uno 9ldnjenoes
GtabN6msnt in Wo6ilIon, Ohio,
MfIIer & A4CCuIID

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e 4 &c unp cin llfcralcs 0utiitum iltrrz
s ba,rt, rag tic cine partnerEbaft it,
,Es.A. .tlnt1hrlsacfthIftcn actilnrt tit,n fth
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-13

Egs-TESr>=. EcnaUftDtcn tDrc S1ErctCbcn Stttt1t.
HE rs 4 &c unp cin tItrracs Vutiit1m iltcr.
IEHH HytS1 Daurt, raB Tic cine partner(batt it
Essgz Essgzs..L .0anrclsgcttbGftcn 9ctilpct, 1tnr ttd
nit ctnem 9rrratb fit jcoe Sabrcs5eit pabenrct
Outer rer(tDrn Datcn. 9aruutcr ltnb:
tbwar;e, tlaue, 8riInr, maultrrrfurEnc, trounc,
arelairfurtue, carct unn ttabl9clni(tbte rcr,itaz
icbc 5ufcr. Ginfabcr, 9cmt6ter unb sc,rurs
feltcr SaBinir. G5attinctiebrr Qrt. Vilrt, pez
tcr(hdm uno SGrtllcbcr, fur Oterrcdc ttbiflitb.
2&ciBe, Crime, rrtDc unp 9cltc Slanneae. 8rl>
nc, fhmarje unt traline 3ic9rnDaar Gamlrts,
Canton SlanncIle oIlcr Sartct, srilncr Srics y
Sais. Gnali(d)e II. franI6lifbc unr flgurirtc Ults
rtncs. 0rilnc, fharlaeb unp crimtcn Wtreens
acklclehtc unp traune Stu9e, Sprebcttcr Iittnas
6, 4 ,luo 1itrtcl. 2lmcrieanitbe, fran,6,itdbe
unp cnsliINc serrutte 3cuse. Gpri(tte scinmanr
unb lcincnc Xithtuher. Seirncr unp Sattp Bel,
ret, 0irte( unp s 6urjcnttlh, eetlritttc 1tnt
trattnc Drills, Wettcn;cuSe auer Nrt, belle unt
puntlc Gtn9gams 9rmtaln unp 0pmtate
thmar,cr Urps &c 9ibinc, fl9urirte lino fartises
&eiren;cus, Wpnnet S>anrer unp 1rnn,n9s
fisurirtr 1t. cinta6t Ga,ntrits, rr. Sctinctts,
,rirt,c unp tau,nmrlne $Iecs urb Ginfabunaen
Ierlithe : ka,rls unp 3ilder, Oicrinc, 1Di,
Ectrri,ns unr Scutttc 60. StctDe unp id,trar,e
0Nerinc Z barss unr xii6sr, loalstinren, Sra,
sen uno sSrrbemren, <ererne L6anribub unr
Diittens, sacics !eomtftbub alter 1rt, &c.
Serntr Gin 9rrSes Abrrmtnt
8roberepen uno 9eiiti9er @etrdnfe,
Cucns unb Glass s2eaare, e cblen unb 0terles
cer. 9ic Aufmertiamteit Nllrr ,pirr in Nn,rrud
sencn,nsn, rie rrrji9litbe 2Saarcn ~ wcblfeis
len 9Dreifen rcrlan9rn; inrcm man f1nptn ,rirc,
rag &c GiIter felt rcm Ieetcn SruDjabr tcre,ls
tcno rprblfeilcr 9emcrren linr.
OT9as Vutitum miro erhlbt, an,urufer
UNI at untcrillten am tlruen tatifcincrncn 4r.
tdurc, wclhcS an rcr Cittcitc res Canals tfegt
at Der ftrlieben @ette Der Oloinitrabe, gum Sci
den rcn Wt aer uno Wt cS uny.
DlaSilrn Sulp l3. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

All my dear malherl'' erisd Anio-
nine. hiding her face IN her basom. s.you
are righi--fhers 10 no sucA Thing q.
eh0ncs.''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Postage, S-e.-The Raleigh Standard
acme time ago. requested to be informed
Of The political character Of the possmss.
irrs 10 'hIs state. A wing postmaster,
Of Buncombs county. responds in Gle.
yer manner to this request. through the
Raleigh Register. BY way Of postscript,
he makes an insinualion at the hard mo.
ney schemes Of our very accommodating
administration. L" We do not get bard
money here" says he. "The best post.
age change for letters have found is
chickens"
If the letter 10 9 cents. we take half.
nrnwn chirkan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

"A Quaint Paragroph.-The Bal.i-
more American sage that the following
droli paragraph forms the conclusion ol
0 letter from q merchant in New Orleans
to his friend in that city. I. smscks
strongly of the shop:
The market here presents little Of
intrrest.-Iead is heavy; firearms 90 OF
ready; indigo looks blue; tar sucks IN the
hands OF holders; leather light stock; boots
and shoes none sold this week; Brand
reth's pills 10 brisk demand. attended with
considerable operations; negroes run OF
freely; whlskey likely 10 Ga down con
sidersbly towards Christmas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

This discovery will enable postrnaslers
to feather their nests pretty well.
The Standard serIously and strenuous.
ly insists that there are 3 majority Of
wings in the enjoyment Of these fat Off.
ces. We dare say he is correct; Coz we
know Of many sections where Van Blu
ren men cannot be found Of sufficient in
tellleeace TO discharge The duties of post.
masieri Greensboromgh Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

A Beausjd Ssnfimsnf.-rhe late
eminent Judge, Sir Allan Park. once said
at 4 public meeting IN the city" We
live in the midst Of blessings. I'LL we are
uuerly insensible Of their greatness. and
Of the source from which they flow. We
speak Of our civilization. our arts. our
freedom. our laws. and forge. entirely
hos large share Of all 10 due to Christi.
sni,y. Blot ChristiusIty out Of The page
of mans history, and what would his
laws have been--whst his civilization!
Christianity 10 mixed up with our very
beIng and our daily life; there 10 not q
familiar object round US which does no.
wear mark, no. being or thing which
dies mol wear different aspect. because
the light Of Christian hope is on il. not
q law which does not owe ito truth and
gen.leness to Christianity, moi custom
which can not DO traced in ell its holy
and hssl,bful parts 10 the Gospel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Be Som'fhing. --One principle Of the
Mussulmsn creed 10. that every person
should have some trade. Thus IL should
be the world over. See that young man.
M matter what are his circumstances or
prospects. IL he has no plan he will never
accomplish much. II he relies upon
his present possessions. or upon The
anticipated favours Of fortune. ten 10 one
il his 6ne hopes are not bl,ghted. and he
find. ton late, ihs. the only path 70 true
greatness is by application. The follow
ing maxim would apply 90 persons Of
every condition in society who are sboui
entering upon arrive life. Choose, af,er
mature delibera,ion and consultation with
judIcious friends. that vocation which ~
masi suitable Tor you. Be no. diverted
from yaur purrnse--le, nothing prevent
VOC from qualifying yourself thoroughly
for u; then pursne il With unremitled
diligence. and you will honour yourself
and be blessing to the community.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28

Religious Coxrfship.-A young gen
tlrman happsning % 81 u church in .
pes adjoining me in which eat young
lady f1r whom he conceived most sud-
den and sinleni pssslan, was DESTROYS al
entering into . courlship on the spo'; bur
ihe plare not surfing formal declaration.
The exiseney Of The case suggested the
following plsn:--
We polllrly handed his fair neighbour
Bible open. xith . pin suck IN the
following iex,.--seennd episIle Of John.
verse fil,li-. And nov I beseech Thee.
lady. not as though | wrote . new eam-
m.ndment unlo thee. but that which I
had from the beginning, that We love one
anniher."
She returned II. pointing TO The follow
ing.-second chapter Of Ruth. tenth verse:
-" Then she fell on her face. aud bowed
herself 10 The ground. and said unto him,
why have found favour in thine eyes,
u,ai thou sheuldsi take kaosledgs Of me.
seeing | am a slrsnger!"
lie returned the book. pointing 10 the
twelfth verse Of The second epislle Of
John. " Having many things TO write
unis sou. | would not write with paper
and ink: bni Inusi 20 come unto you and
speak face 20 face"
From the absve interview the marriage
took place The ensuing week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-28
Choose TO die.
Why. verify, I lets EN-.

On another day. aher three or four
speeches had been delivered sgsins. the
resolutions. in which a good deal had
been said sbou, the inconsistency Of the
Wings in giving Instructions to our Sc
majors in Congress. alter having con-
dsmued the doctrine,
Mr.. JONES rose, and proissssd never
70 have Intended 70 cay enc word farther
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-09

REcArTA.-Thc match race for FIVE hundred dollars
side, between the six Dared barge Celeste of Mobile, L.
the Th"s s. Iamblin this city, of the same number Of
on's came of yesterday afternoon. The distance was
t"" miles against the stream a stake boat and eturu
The day was unusually bright, and the shores, shin
ping, and every elevation were ,irongcd with spec,a
tors. The Mobils crew in their striped shirts and
white trowScrs were trim, gallant looking 81, Of feI.
lows, and so were tuwnsmen in their uniform of
red. The HambIin the favoritc--s crew were de-
'ermned to" 60 their dea,h in support of their cvu
pridc and bets ran in their favor. "Two to one" wos
freely offered and promptly taken. We have rarely
seen more interest or excitement. The decks, main
tops, foe.tos, crosstrecs and almost every part of the
rigging Il" the vessels the barses had to pass, were lit.
orally alive with men.
Al the signal, off the boats started like coursers for
the gao-e Celeste having the near side, and gaining
a slight advantage at FIRST. She shot ahead about a
length and maintained her position, if indeed she did
not gain, as far could see her. They were both
hidden from view before great while and the snx.
iety otlnse who posted on the heights" and
and had fair sight, became ntcpse. At last they were
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-09


SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
Reports of Day Police and Night Watch,
April 7, 1889.
Pat Boyle, Jacnb Vebears, John Dryer, Jack Smith
NJ. keef, Adam Gaints Thomas Gallispee Ar
rested for being drunk: Discharged.
Pat Duffy arrested for breach Of The peace. Dis
Jane. Wallace, John Heller, Geo Hoyt. Arrested b,
Evans of the River Police Boat, discovered these
worthless sneaking from their lurking place about
two o'clock last night in the very midst Of that
heavy rain in dug .ont armed with al axe &c.
and being unable to satisfactorily show what ur
gent business urged them out at that Indictment and
unreasonable hour of the night, could wheu
before the Recorder refer to or procure any ccdits
Bile person that could vouch for their occupation tc
procure the means Of subsistence, were severally
committed for 80 days.
Seneca Bnckford, arrested incorrigble vngabond
and having hscn several times Committed, sent fol
one year.
Michael Spa,tcr, arrested for nssaultng and striking
Mrs. Shay. Bound to Criminal Court for $780,
bail.
Charles Mcdonald Arrested charged with robbins
Dehart the complainant says that Mcdonald Of
fered to sell him watch which he represented as
gold, for only $50, which appeared very cheal
that he consented to buy, although upon further
examination it is found to be worth about dol
lar. Dehart drew from his pocket roll of bank
notes 1880 dollars) and selected fifty dollar note
and presented to Mcdonald in payment, when Nc.
Donald seized hold Of the roll with one hanl and
with the ether planted blow in Dehart's face
knocking him down. and then made tracks az last
as his legs would carry hin-but unfortunately fol
him Dehart soon stood erect again and began to cry
stop thief hen the citizens aided in securing
him. Mcdonald said he not guilty of the
knocking down, there was no truth in that part o.
the charge, but as to the robbery-his situation
rather hopeless and the chance appeared favora.
BILE one. Bound to Criminal Court and in defaul
OF bail was committed
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On motion OF Mr.. Peters, il was

On motion OF Mr.. Peters, il was
Resolved, That all matters referred 10 stand
ing Committees Of tho former Council and which
havo net becn reported on, bo referred to the Same
standing Committees of this Council and that
all matters referred 20 special Committees and not
reported on, be referred 10 now Committees 10 be
appointed by the President ofthe Council.
ho Recorder appointed in relation 10 tho roso
lutions introducedby Mr.. Caldwell at a previou,
meeting, to come to tho relief Of tho New Orloan,
and Nashville Rail Road, Messrs. Peters, Rodgers
and Whitney, and,
Of the Committee on p, tition in relation t.
Schools. tho Recorder appointed Mcssrs. Peters
Caldwell and Scwcll.
On motion, the Council adjourned to Tucsda,
the 10th April instant, at O'Clock, r. M.
JOHN GIBSON,
Secretary.
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THos. DUNLAP the present President the U. States
Bank of Pennsy the Lousianian affects to con-
slider to have been improperly raised to the head of that
institution, because, il says he was only assistant
CASH r. and conesses ignorance Of peculiar quail
fcalions the incumbent may POSSESS for that st. ton
tits matter OF little consequence what the LOUISIANA.
aniun may think or say. That he is qualified We have
abundant testimony, and such should bring convc-
ton the iousianian for fellow laborer of that
press, the Philadelphia Spirit of the Times, rank loco
co, says, after noticing the resignation Of Mr. Bdde
"The following day, yesterday the Board met and
selected TO supply his place Thomas Dunlap, Esq-a
gentleman of the highest responsibility as man-and of
considerable rcpute inuncer among that school of
politicians who believe bank credits and paper money
the real wealth of the country. Disposed to deal fair
ly, ndudse Of all by their acts shall not add more
ut present."
The confidence ofthe board of Directors, is Cuaran.
tee that he is gentleman Of intelligence, experience
and qualified for the station. The Philadelphia Inqui-
rer that he has long been recognized as one of the
first commercial lawyers of philadelphia.
But why this the part Of h- Louisianian.
Is the game to be kept up against the Bank! Ara we
to have Bank and state, Bidde 4 Co" and all that
dnned into our ears for the half century nous
rerrons. We have feeling for the pre.ent
Bank than we have for any other State institution and
we cannot conceive what pos sble the government
and its rnrtiZlns have for continuing the warfare
asains: it. That it has been welded with immense
judgment and skill is true--tl,a it has defended itself
from tie attacks 1.-THE government and its myrmidons
is also true but it has exinn whatever it'll the
Wing party and there is no just ground whatever for it
10 bcbf""ght in justa-poson with that party.