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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Dofantts S5erttbt.

Scleeuoe Sriefe finb lests Wcd,e i'm 9IlleHs
tanner poitamt liessu ssblieben;
NPr's. Maria Sare, O1r's GmeItne ses,
Sriebrit Socud, Sobn Seip, fen. sldrct
Siehlein, 9ieuben 9titter, jcenrp eeiier, slbs
ratam 3iesenfus, Simcn Strcitfe, @jecrae
@raif, @crsas gjouns, Silds ycaatt, 5ds
cob 3rcrcl, s. 6. Went, peter Siegle, pbi.
lip Sd,ien glias Jslcs, gemare Snaue,
@iaiam &elIY, Dapib Sierp, abam Sums
mer, 1tcmas Barber, @brn. 9tfeptC Cubts,
Gbrp. Secrse Z. Scains, Scnas Souft.
6. 8, @ri9bt DOifmeitfer.
AGentaur, Sebr. 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Ssforb.

slm 81. Sam. in Siio 8teittall, sor. ! o.
tanSen iferma der. Scnta os bars
alf tpnrbc cr bccrbi9t nobel Der Chr 10. S,r.
Dubb5 preoiote.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
S2O,6O9 I3
81.


Saar tcSatlt, auf 9tmreiiltn9en Der
Commissioners:
I'm @rdnbs 1t. petitsrurcrS,
nit @inid)lus Der @onitabels,
bic Der @curt tehpcbnteu, Sl47l 90
@prrucrssGebIhre % So
G,cfdngni6halter Gebuhrcr,
II. llntcrhalt Der @efangcneu,
bcs ShreiberS Der 9iertcls
jdhrliheu Sisun9en, 65 ssh
prcthcuctarsGeeuhrcn, 90
&ecprbcrs> Gjcbilhren, 80
@curts lusrufer5, DO. &c 80
- Shr StaatsproScBe, ISL 81
Silr ben llnterhalt .. Sers
brsd,eru i'm 6itliheu 3uhts
taufe bon psnnltlpanicn, i25 6s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19


Or.
glan; in ben S.6nbeu tes
Shaemeiiters, 3n Sci9e Der
Gmpfanqen bon perihieees
nen Garccllectcrcu, Gar fiji
pas Sabr 1888 1856 al
Quotas, enipfdn9en rrn
Car @oGcetcrer, fur's Sabr
1889, 1852 80
-l3,504 II
sinlcibe, auf @efehl rcr
Scmmieipners, fir BEN @'es
trauob beS SauntD's, ecu Der
Grrtbamptcn Sanf entpfans
gen, 1000 90
slnIeibe, auf SefeM Der
Sommieicners, fnr ben Ses
traut bes @auntD's, bon Der
9tcrtbamptcn Sanf en,pflns
gen, l,UOO w
9nicibe, auf Sefehl Der
Gcmmi6iruers bon Der 9tcrs
thantpton 8anf, sum@ebraud
eeS @auntY'6 empfan9cn, 1000 90
Cine 9lnletbe, auf Sefehl
Der @cmmisicners, crbdtteH
bon cScbn Nltter, l,2OO 90
Sine guleibe, BON Sobn
9iittcr empfan9eu, 300 90
Nnieihe BON Gjepr9e @ns
9elmdu emrdn9en, 1,400 90
giuc stulcike bon eer 9fcrz
tbamptrn 8anf, l,l00 90
--7,000 90
@mpfangcn rrr Sctn gfs
fcrt Sdlasmeiitcr Der Wafs
fergeiellIfaft, Die bem @auntp
sufcmmcnbe Gtpioenre bon
QSahersStcf, 80 90
9Scn Schn @. @cifcr, fir
oltes 8aumaterial crbaltcn 81
&cu Tan. &leiu, fir DO. IA "a
@on Tror. Gamer, 90. l II
BON @m @oelman, fir DO. 6 90
Bon Nenrit eeb, FIR DO. l %
Son Sac. Derr, fir %. 40 90
Bon Scbn Sderer, fir
SdubpGs al 3einbarbs Srils
cfe perfauft 43 4S
Bon cSacct Cerr fir altcs
SriidcnbolI so 90
1O4 40
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Oefentliehe 91aeGrilbt.


III Der Scurt bon Common 4Meas ppn ecda
y @auutY, CccemtersIermin, 1889, 9irc-
II. 8prlacuns CUR Scrtbeilun9, Dec IS.
Judgment quod Partitio fiat: Sebruar
5. a.D. 1910. SnauiiIticn pcrleIen,--
nne llrfNei(, baB bic Sddedn9 9eredF
llne fur thinner 9ulti8 lei.
JIegbcn S6ulpner,
Daniel Sllmt, Scbn SUMS, Sac. {. .Sune,
Scfcpb &unb, Ganiel @rps uno @dtbdritd,
ceIeu IralL Oauiel Sfmoyer; Sarc6 Erers
Ter uno Warp glun, beGeu Srau, Sainuel
S6mryer, Sobn Sd,mpDer, 3iism. Shmcg'
er, Senrtt, Sd,mcprr, Glpina Shmeper,
2lnna Waria Sd,moper, @meltne Sdnicnr,
Sarab sImelie ShnrDcr, @liiabftb S4mcp'
or rmb Senjamin ShmcYcr,) Charles Stes
maro uno Sorab feine Srau, 9Biaiam Dlc'
fer uuo Suiauua, ieiuc Srar, stnu Suliane
ShmcDer Sarab ShmoYsr, Scnatb. Sret
mig unO @liiabetb, feline 5rau, pet. Sd,ncYs
or, @illiam ShmeDer, Sln,es Sbnfcysr,
cc5aceb &uus mao Deter Sase9er.
Gin bemielten Gage, auf 9crffias Don 8.
Nunf, Sfq. tpurbe rtae 9icsel fir Die Fd ID
8ertbrtoi9eneen ben Der Court tetpi1i9t, ie
,pie aacn duoern bic ein 9lnndbmcs9led,t has
ben, ca6 Te am criten @curttdse ina nGdtea
Ierniiu, q. D.,lS40 Dor Der Court D. Gcms
mcn plcaS fir Qedhd @auntY erfheinen mos
gen, fpeIdIe in bsr Staot aaentaan sebaiten
iperren fol-, fir ben @nrswed, um oas eane
uub 6,cb6uee uad) Der Shdeuns anSunets
mcn, ,pic III benz cbi9en Nrlt bfIhrieber,
cocr llr1ade ansu9eben, iparnln nidIt elm
Sefehl bon Der e@Irt ausaehen fclIe, eria0'
teS eano uno Gebdube auf 6ffcntlidyer 8ers
| ifci9crnn9 burh ben Sd,erif ben eeha @'tp
gu Derfaufeu. @s erbelltt, ba6 bic 9iad,ridf
bon Der nnteriudun9 II. {. 10. bem @eic; ees
mdB 9e9elen pnree.
Gon ben llrfuneen:
Seseuste, .
SelIe S1niuels, Drotbcit
Ncbruar 10. it1-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
Grribtuna ncuer unb 9tustederuns

u
alter Sriifen.
Setahit, fir ole @rrtt,tun9
elmer lteiuerneu Crude IN
epnn Gauufhip, 440 90
Sir ben Ban elmer ifeiners
uen Sriltfe iiber bic flriue gee
d,a, note bel 91ie9eIs MRHhi, 944 rs
Sur bic @rrihtuu9 etuer ifeis
neruen Sriide uber Die Seclen'
ladcreed, bel @sbmans, 545 90
Uiir 9lusbeferuu9en ait nns
terihieblihen Sriideu II. ais
eere slrbciten, 693 so
- reu Wieeeraufbau siner
8ride in Saliburg, sos 42I
Siir AnsbeHerun9 an Der
Scroanbritde bel slIentdun, 633 or
Sitr bic slusbeierun9 bon
Stedsls 8 Sride iiber ben
Scroau in g. 9SbeitbalL 306 81.
Sur Wieocrerbauuu9 bon
@rclmanns Srilde uber eie
flcinr ecd,a, 1888 OS
Cur Die 9lusbe frrune bon ...
9iinaers grltde uber b. Sore
can IN 9. Bbeithaa, $50 81!
Eur cis 9lusbeIerun9 Der
W9ouateip Sriide, uabe bel
SstbIebem, Der slntbeil bon
2cd,a SduutH, I2l 81
Sur bic SusbfiierHng bon
G3nths nnn ssrrs grndde, rs SIS
2rdrefe, 3 %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19

Sermii6te 9tuS9aten.
9m Eamid,ips2IGefcren bes
sablt fir sldesments, 100 90
Nur bic 9Iaferti9nr9 eiter
lfahilifd,sn 3aetGe, @ouufacs
turen II. 9derbau bstreHeno, 247 74i
Sur Saufmduuse@ilter gum
Gjeeraud, bes Saunties 14S 81
Saubrfs 433 so
Sreurmateriol fir bas @es
fin9nts une Geartbaus, 225 0s
Gtieupoareu. 81 81
gRaGcrrsste, 25 90
Sd,mictarbeit, 93 81
S Sieaci {. cte .Nmtsauten 80 90
ser;Iids S.iltfe Der &efan'
9enen 6 40
Oas @curtbaus nnb @es
fdngniB Su rcingen, "a 10
gIusbrderuns Der Sopbraut, la so
8upfer an Dem @onrtbaues
Sbmm/ lc. z so
shubs uuD &leirer fir G'e'
fdn9cne, IL 90
prdmien auf rpttc Sud,s.
fhdeel NIB Jtrdbenfcpfet % 544
1880 "a
@ebibren Der @auntp>V Veamten.
@c,ablt an Die sluoitrrS fir
bas Satr 1888, 26 95
CSctu Stercr 3O3 90
Gomtsicuers Soenrp eeb 2l0 90
Saccb Derr 1863 so
ben Sd,reber Scl. 3bpdos, 100 90
@ebiibren oes Sd,aBmeilters
fur empfan9ene s20,609 13
pappn aus9s!ablt 1888 O9l
prcseut 4o,562 ~! 1OI 4O4
SalanS in ben Seaneen efs
Shaentsiitrss, 554 634
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19

9(ustenerun9cn al ccn pfentlIben
@jetauocn.
gesahtt fir 2mSbc1erin9cn
ant @aHnty sGefdu9niS, sos a!
Sur eiu eilerrrs Sitter am
@auutps @efdu9nif, 2i0 90
Sur ausbcfrruu9rH aW
&curthaus, 2 rs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19
ltnterri6t armer Stnber.

gSabls9lus9aben.
llnterifieolite 9lusaaben,
fir Naltun9 Der Babieu, 223 so
223 so
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-19

lie init sinem beSdInet taten ietcem bssabt
Die 9len9 George aberadr Saeccr BON eeba @altp
pom lfen eanuar bis gum 31ifen 2eenbet 1889
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

CoNGRE'sToNAL.-In the Senate q, ,b<
9TH Mr. Wright, from the Committee or
ppii,nlance, introduced the Sub Treasury
DiIi' which Is said to be an exact copy d
!, one presented at a previous session
ltS appearance, as we are informed bv
, !, correspondents Of the New OrIean ~
Bulletin excited but little sensation rs
.ne prevailing opinion at Washington was
lnat 1t would pass both houses Of CONGRESS-
dui'ng the present session. A bill Vac
also introduced BY Dir. Wright proyid;nn
~ lne punishment Of dofaulters. No
o,ner very important transaction tool,
pace IN either house. The house ad;our
ned IN the morning, after the annonn o -
n neht OF the death Of Mr.. Alyord, Of Mas
sachusetts.-Frcc Trader. -''10
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

| The editor Of the piney Woods p,ante
Is IN ecstacies with bali and tr;n,ninp,
recently given at Liberty. He saws tia
the music was fine, the supper finer, an,
the ladies faest.-Picayunc.
Yes, and they have neither cars, pal,t,
nor eyes, who could be ether than in "ec.
stacies" on such an occasion. Men ofcol5
cray heads and luke-warm hearts mirh,
be present on such an occasion, and feeI
not. but we are not of those. Had the ed.
itor Of the Picaynne been present and geep
our 'ixins,' heard the music rise awith is
yeluptuous owell," when love-lit ewes elo-
quentiy addressed eyes that spoke again.
and like us, entered into the spirit Of the
les;iyity and joy that flushed eyery cheek
and sparklcd in every eye, it would have
been a rich theme for his ready ciGed
zen. Had KENDALL been here. we doubt
lot, but that the "Li5erty Ball." through
he medium Of tho Plcayune, would in all
uture time have been celebrated as that
i Belgianl's Capital, The editor of the
PIC" can soar like swan, while we wad-
lie along like picked goose.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

hin lion, R. J. WALKER is again signalling
"n' IN the United States Senate in "a:
v 70 OF a surrender of the public lands ~ y
.h new States. Who shall saw after this
1'at ne IS not "a man Of the peonle !, Thn
measure u Will enrich Louisiana, Mississin.
p, Arkansas and Alabama in The sonth I.
WI, Mln' touch to'lch the far lakes fthe north and
b tao nead waters Of the Mississippi in its
r. - VIII not impoverish the older STATE.
u 'ne Union, as they expect littIe VS.
need no aid from this source. Il viii H Oh" ~
r"oga from the Treasury of the Unior ,V :
psoiiLlc source of vexation, strife. and !" u
!, nands ola corrupt executive Of uonn n
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

/ PoLiTIcrANs,--The following extrac
may be of service to those who say, g
bother not with politics, | am disguised
with politics and peIiticians;' it is from
the pen of the Rev Mr.. Peabody. De.
ieated Federalists, disponding Wings and
designing dishonest aominal Democrats
cry out against politics, after their own
aspiring hopes become blasted, thew cry
sour fruit. The street politician also.
who flames with censurc or raves with an.
p'ause, may 10 benefited BY a perasaI.
There are two classes of men IN tbis
country: those who take too much interes,
in politics, and who take too littIe.--Tho
former make themselves entire slaves 70
party, and their minds are in such state
of fiery excitement that they have not
the least power to Judge deliberately Of
measures or men. They deity their own
leaders, libel and SANDER all other men
and while in this partial INSANITY, thev are
so little capable Of discerning between
right and wrong, between slavery and
freedom, that they exut when some srt.
ful demagogue uses them for his own ppr-
poses, even if he held the reign with 4
hand so tyrannicaI that their bits IRE co.
sered with blood. The other class is those
who are SO disguised with the atrociols
violence Of party, tina. they retreat from
ail interest in pubic men and affairs: and
like the disciples of Rousseau, weary of
social evils, give up society itself, MS ifthe
way TO remedy evils was to let them alone
BY taking this unmanly course, they leave
the field open to the unpr,ncipled and us
l'plng, and the unhappy rcsultsone,imes
Is, that bad men triumph, not by their
own exertions go much as by the unfaiih.
Fulness Of good men to their DUTY.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
A 2'lEStec's Sale.

y pursuance a of a Deed of Trust, Execu-
: Yea BY Robert l.. Terrence, in nv f.
vor, bearing date the 25th dov IF M,rah
1889, will sell at the door of Tho en-,
!, Of Amite County. in I;her,u 0u ~
Saturday the LIST day of Feb,narv lsa IN
for cas lbV" , low Negro Slaves for life:
"a ~ 90 VIZ: Daye, negro man about
called NJ, se'fs Of age, and a negro girl.
Said sIsn aslA' about IA or Is years of age.
the title r "c. are sound and healthy, and
undoml,o " sald Slaves are believed to be
bnurs a'sed' Sale to take place within the
Gnds prescribed by law: no uncurrent
mr. nba neeo DO offered in payment by the
VIM G. MAXWELL,
I,iber,u n o. Trustee.
-, Doo %, 1889. 4S-lt
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
TIMES BIZ TnE1R RIaur NAME

THINGS BIT THEIR RIGHT NAaEs.--
What would DC thought of or said in vim.
dlHatlon of the man who would food tSe
country with his notes, at an enormous
dIscount-lob the money---and when thew
become dae' absolutely refuse to pay them
But the Banks and the U. s. Bank among
the number does so. Is this not swrd.
ling, absolutely swndling; yet we hear il
called Suspension. Is this calling things
by their right names!
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

me redeiAi party 'now look to single md
splendid government of an arIstocracy, founded
on banking institutions, and monied corpora-
tions' under the gulse and cloak of their favorcd
branches Of Manufactures, Commerce and Nnvi
CATION riding and ruling over the pIundersd
ploughman and beggared yeomanry. This will
Oe % mem next best blessing to the monarchy
stone to it"--Jlgerson's Msmoirs Va, 0Ppns
aga w. " PoS'
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
NOHJf0Ino.

"A ~ -. nose indebted to the undersigned
the XXI ,9 requested to make payment bv
c cno ,O'n o. February, as longer indulgence
comnI', ue glven-all thoss who fail to
n Ooalpiy with this request will find their
Ger Tor collection. y "ii on
jan OK c. F oLDECOP.
4S-3t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

MEssRs. WALKER AND HrNpERsoS,-Tho
former Is IN Washington, in good health.
and battling for Mississippi and Democra,
TIC principles The latter, we learn, has
just arrived there.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

H1I7bIs5IFFI MONEY IN New ORLEANS
The Post Notes oFtho Union Banh
have within one month, declined in
New Orleans fron y to Is per cent
at which last quotation they were 60
ing reluctantly on Sunday last.
The Mississippi Rail Road Posi-
Notes were going on Saturday at "a
per cent discount. Mississippi Ship
ping Company cannot be sold at al
Free Trader.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

The Wings are not generally satisfied
at the result Of their efforts to pat 8 mem,
bers from New Jersey in seats in Congress,
to which they had not JUS claim. They
we're rejected by yotoofIlG 10 lI2-alI
the blue-light and conservative wings 90.
ing for them.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

John Y. Mason, of Va, has been nomi-
mated by the Democratic part of the lie.
glsIature of that state, TO be supported as
their candidate for the Senate Of the Uni
ted States.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
PRESIDENT,
PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
VICE PRESIDENT.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.

The Governors Message does not all
appear in this number, as was intended
it should, owing to the length Of R. M.
Gaines Circular, which was ordered for
publication immediately.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
State of MiSSisSiDDi.

PIKE COUNTY.
an Mc Clroat Court, to March Term 1870
VS..
T. Am. Kendall.
NhERE has been retcrned to said
Court writ of attachment NJ the
s,.lt OF John D. Rimes, against the estate
o. o, FRANCIS A. M. Kendell, for the sum Of
NOW, unless the said Kendall shall an.
p PEI CIV" special bail and plead within
!ne time tor appearances in such case
Judgment will be entered and the estate
so attached will be sold.
1, D. PADELFORD.
uo,n.u Clerk.
hnolmesville, Jan %, 1910. 4s-4,
Prlntsr's fee five dollars.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25

haze several .,e arrests forpublic offences have
o Oeen made, and conspiracies, Internal na a.. .
Ssn T. p ana emuettes, are the order Of ,ho
0Ay 10 raFI'' and nearly all France. - 'ne
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-25
New Advertisements.
Williamson .. Mercer
Attorney and Counsellor
lit LAW.

+ AS located at HolmesvilIe, Pike Co.
M, and respectfully tenders his
professional services to that and the ad.
lacent counties.
Jan 25 40 r.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01
I'm Chancery,
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
TUsCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS :
TUsCARAWAS COUNTY, OHIO.
Jacob How, The Bill in this case
VS.. was filed on the 20d
Jacob How, Jr. October 1889, and
shows and charges that some time before the
I'd day of August 1887, Complainant gave to
Defendant money for the purpose of entering
the s. w. quarter Of the s. w. quarter efSec.
3. in Township 7 of Range 2 U. s. Military
Land, subject to sale at GAINESVILLE, containing
40 acres. Situated in TuscarAwas County, and
sent the said defendant to GAINESVILLE to enter the
same land in the name ofcomPlainant; that said
defendant entered the same in his own name
and not in the name OF complainant as he
sheuld have done, and that patent for the same
has issued to the defendant. This Bill prays
that delendant,l lbe compelled to convey said
Land to complainant &c. The defendant will
take notice that unless he shall appear and plead
answer or demur to the complainants bill afore-
said, within sixty days next after the day Ofthe
rising Of the Court aforesaid. at the next term
thereof the said bill viii be taken as confessed,
aud q decree had accordingly.
| fs B. NJ. ATIfERTCN.
RI. Sol. for Gom2t.
April 80, 1910.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-01
Correspondent Of tie PHILADELPHIA
Tines.
tst,f.Hs. ..5.1 fNfA Nr r., n N &C, z. :.
lCONGKESS.

The House Of Representatives Was
obliged toI witness another disgraceful
and domoralizing scene on the 81 of A
'pril. II appears that the Wings Of the
House have been preparing document,
which they intend to have published and
circulated in Virginia, with view to
affact the election in the State. Mr..
Wise was on the floor, making some
remarks respecting the same; Mr.. By
mum, of North Carolina. was standing
With a gentleman, in conversation 90
the subject, and remarked 10 him that
the document was made up Of false-
hoods Mr.. Rice Garland, OF Loulsi-
ana, arose from his seat. which was
close 10 where Mr.. Bynum was standing
and advancing towards him called him
"a damn'd liar" Mr.. Bynum retortsd
the charge, when Garland struck him
a violent blow on lhe head. Mr.. By
num returned a severe blow which was
received by Garland on the cheek, and
followed the same up in rapid success
sion, with others 10 different parts Of the
face, Mr.. Garland attempting 10 hold
him. Several members inlsrfered and
parted them, and Garland went off blee>
ding profosey. Mr.. Bynum is The small
lest man in the House, aud in very del.
icate health; but being suddenly aroused
by the attack upon him, succeeded se-
verely furnishing Garland, who is a stout
hearty man.
A motion was Immediately made by
Mr. Underwood, of Kentucky, TO ap-
point committee to investigate the cir.
cumstances and report the same 10 the
House, which was carried; and Messrs.
Underwood of Kentucky, Briggs, ol
Massachusetts, Cooper, Of Georgia, But
Ter, OfSouth Carolina, and Clifford, oil
Maine; were appointed,
!. WAsHINeToN, April 90, 1910.
/ The Senate has been engaged all day
in the discussion of the Pre-emption
Bill.
I The House went into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. Caseyin the Chair, on
+ the general Appropriation Bill. Mr..
Mckay, ofNo.lh Carolina was recog-
Missed by the Chairman, and proceeded
to make solid matter offact speech on
the expenditures ofthe present admin.
istration. He referred to the journals
Of Congress Tor the regular expenses o.
the government for the last twenty yeart
, and he proved BY the records which can
not lie, that Notwithstanding the grad,
! ual aud rapidly advancing increase O
|, population, and the consequent increase
Of expenditure necessary to carry OF
: the Gfairs oflhe government, there hat
. been during the lastten years an actua
diminution ifexpendiiures. Upon 70.
ference to The expenses ol the Nav
0 Department, he proved that daring hi,
administrations Of Gen. jackson ant
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Ms Van Buren, our. Navy bss more
han denbisd-itssIf. aud that the sxpsp-
tsss uctden. upon the increase, came
within the enumeration referfedto. II
was astonishing to see bow uneasy the
Harrison men were while Mr.. Mckay
had the door. He was frequently in
.terrupled with trivial remarks, intended
lobfeak The thread ofhis argument, but
be was mol 10 the least effected BY inde-
cent interference, He ..pursusd the
even tenor Of bis way" until A o'clock,
aud ihen yielded The floor TO Mr. Has
ungs of,Mass;, who gave wsy,o mo-
ton for adjournment. He will proceed
to -morrow. n s.c
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FOR Rent.

WVHE Office and building, formerly
IL owned and occupied by Alexander
Mcdonnell, Esq, on front street, 10
( r rent, the building Is twt stories. bi gh
end is convenient for Two Offices.
Enquire OF the Editors.
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CONG RESSlONAL. M
NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY.

Mr.. Buchanan, from the Committee on For>
cign Relations, made the following report
The Committee on Foreign Rilations to
which was referred the several messages of the
President of the United States, communicating
to Congress, at its present session. certain off,
cal correspondence inrelation to the question OF
the territory in dispute will. Great Britain on
our Northeastern frontier; af6 disc certAn re-
solutions Of heLegislature Of Maine on the same
subject, .s9
REPORT.
That they have Fad the same under consider
a''on, and now deem it expedient to communi.
cate TO the Senate their reasons for not making,
al the present moment, general Report upon
,he whole subject They feel that they will
hest hest perform isduty, BY placing clearly and
distinctly beforethe Senate The existing state and
condition Of the pending negotiation between
the two Governments. "'s' ~
The President Of the U. s., in his annual mas.
S'se December lastinformed Con. tbsl.or I tbe
settlement ofour Northeastern boundery, lie nrC
position promised by Great Britain 70. a " comm, @
sion Of exploration and survey, has been raSev
ed, and counter project, including provision
Tor the certain and final adjustment Of The limits
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MISS =. II. SP0ONER.
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