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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1840-08-18

TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN, DISTRICT ourt, July
Racine county, ss Term A. d. 1910.
In the case of
George o. Tiffany,
VS.. IN. TTACHTENT.
Huram Bennett.
IA Office is hereby given, 10 the said Huram Ben
nett, the above named defendant, and all others
concerned: that writ of attachment, issued on; of and
under the seal Of the district court for the County of
Racine, aforesaid the 2eth day of December 1889.
returnabe on the first Monday Of July a. ID. IS40 for
the sum of ninety six dollars.
HENRY F.COX, Jr., Cle-k.
+. a. N1NGFIELD, Plf's Atty
Racine, July 18th, 1910. 2f 6tn6
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Territory OF WISCONSIN, DISTRICT Court, July
Racine county. IS. Term, A. D. 1870.
In the case of
IN AIIACIiWENI.
J. F. Dickerson
NT Office is hereby given to the said ]. r. DECKER
"a son, and oil others concerned that writ of at
tachment, issued of and under the Seal of the dis
trct court for the County of Racine aforesaid in the
aboveentitled cause, The 9Th day Of May A. D. 1840
returnabe on the first Monday of July A d. $40 for
the sum of three hundred ond fifty dollars
HENRY f. COX, Jr., Clerk.
II. B. TowsLEE, PIlf'a Atty.
Ruoine, w. T., July 18th, 1910. 2f Ct nc
TERRITORY OF WISCONSIN,, DISTRICT Court, Ju-
RacineScounty, IS. : ly Term A. ID. 1910.
In the case of
Duncan Campbell,
vs. IN Alta CHMENT.
Rufus Austin.
ri Office Is hereby given 20 the said Rufus Austin,
q the above-named Defendant, and all others con-
cerned that writ of attachment issued out of and
under the seal of the district for the County Of
Racine, aforesaid, on the 9th day Of December, A.
1885, reiurnable the first Monday of July A. ID 1870
for the sum of two hundred and eighteen dollars.
HENRY F. COX, Jr., Clerk.
c. NJ. BAKER, g. II. 3. TowsLEE, Plff Attys.
Racine, w. T., July 18th, 1910. 2f Ct NC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

speeches, was hello In tie morning. and
dueied usual. ''o Vas Goa
lie tug OF war WAS reserved for The h..
meeting OF the afternoon. The mee,in. ''hess
ganzed as usual. aud m lion i, was o.,
that Committee oil elve should be an,o;eteh
laying out the work 10 be done. The ehs,, da. Tor
ed eleven men, and Nancy krliy for III.
wherenpon the New 1olkeIs, who have ,.t ' VI
Bibles, and imbhed certain crude notions H.. ,het
as To the proper sphere OF woman-and who from
mat every man SHOULD bear rule in his ow, tive
eVneed feelings Of dissatisfaction. MUSE
Mr.. Lewis Tappan. who Conducted H.,
With good sense the occasion, and WIN hi Unset
designated as one IL the twelve declined se,v,a 'een
objected 10 the organization Of the com,;,,as' chd
because II was unconstitutional second bec.'"s INST
twelfth man was ,po,nan third because !, - Tue
irary TO tie usagcs Of every civilized nation con
to have women thrust forward in this way. '"'lh
because IL was contra bonos mores. Dei,,. .0u"h'
winch we beautifully animated, aud in whi.1 'iose
the spirh OF The NJ aid OF Oreans and Ann of n WIN
Nancy Kelley took Tie floor and yindlca,eJ l1e''
rights aud the ghis Of her sex 10 wear nan, own
| il they Ileased. r"'"oons
The result was. that the finale no,,,
sustained by large maj ority OF the ue, MOI" was
| the ma oriy being formed, in part, as wa
by certain OF ihewieked ones, who belong NV WI
| The concern, but went 10 see the fun. asd wv "a
! like men Of galiantry and mischief in fave, .niI"
women. ri 10
. Atihis stage of the proceedings our ioG,,,,.
ton ceases" "'''"'a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

pnrt a bifl CIR the establishment of Government
Printing Office with a superintendent, &e &C.
fot the execution ofihe printing required by o''h
Houses OF Congress, aud BY The Executive depart
meats.
Mr.. GARLA~D Of Louisiana. moved 10 refer BACK
10 the Select Committee tins subject with insrnc'
lions TO report the Bill presented and reoommenueu
by the minority.
Mr. ArHER1 on moved 10 lay The whole subject
on tie table aud il carried IN The affirmative
Ayes 104, Nays e5. So the proposition 10 d.
vorce The Government patronage rom lie pohhca'
press was thus indirectly defeated
TIE SUB-TREASUKY BILL,
Mr.. JOINS, Chairman of the COMMITTEE OF
WAYS and Means) rose and said that lie must ask
the indulgence OF the House to suspend the
rules teicA SET apart has day for The consideration
Of pirate Bills. TO 90 into Committee oil The Whole
on the State of the Union. lie added, thai, should
The House go into Committee, he would move that
the .1sprPENDENT TErAsrRY BILL" be taken up
The SPEAKER SAID that nbtl The rules were sus
pended no debate or statement could be permitted
! Mr.. JOINS then moved simply TO suspend tn,
rules
| Mr.. Wm. CosT Johnson said that ii the Chair
man would call up the Bills making appropriation
/ Tor the support OF the Army, and the Navy, or 9th
er appropriations, he would suspend the rules
\ good deal of loud conversation took place bu
! il WIS So confused that 10 one could be heard dis
unctly.
! The question was then put, and the House relu
sed 10 suspend the rules. Ayes 10Y, Nays 63 No
two Thirds.
The remainder Of the day was spent on privat
| Bills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
ADJUSTMENT OF THE BOUNDARY
QUESTION.

The laie hour a. which the papers by The British
Queen reached u, rendered 1t impossible 10 give
full view, in our morning edition. Ia examining
them further, it is with heart -fe satisfaction we find
that the delicate and difficult question OF our North
eaeterD Boundary is, In all probability, adj usted.
1t appears. that the award OF the King of the Meth
erlauds which made the river ST. Johns the bo unda-
~ between the two countries, is be The basis of
the arrangement, and that indemnify to
! Maine Tor any supposed rights she may possess TO
land north OF the 81. Johns, the BRUSH Govern
menl is TO pay her goo 900, or about half million
of dollars Most sincerely do we rejoice IN this
compromise, = not so much because ii Is, or is not,
good bargain itself as because il removes bone
OF content which has long existed and the rig hit
to which each party has claimed with much tou.
idence, that it impossible say when or how the
affair cou. be amcaby adjusted.
Doubtless dispatches have come forw ard by the
British Queen, which~ill appnse our Government
OF the negotiation; but we trust il will be found no,
far different from what is indicated above.
In any view olthe case, all danger of a war grow
ing out Of this pioractred controversy, is at an
end.
ARREST OF LEAvIs IN PARrs-Galignanis (Paris)
Messenger contains The follow 6 paragraph an
nuuncng the Of Hosea I.cavs, Iale Cashier of
the Schuylkill Bank at Philadelphia
! Tie Project of Ponce having been officially in.
iofmeh, on Monday last. that person named lIo
sea John Leavis, the Cashier of the banking house
OF the Sehuylkl at Philadelphia bad abscon-
ded from the Uniled States with than four mil
hon francs, aud was supposed TO have proce eded
to Pans, gave such instructions for tracing him that
he was arrested on Tuesday, a, No. 3. in the Rue
Feydeau, "h"re he had just arrived from Bordeaux
Al d was living in small apartment, with every APP
pafance OF parSIn opy in order, as il is canlecued
to AVOID suspicion. The greater part Of tie stolen
property, and large quantity Of account books aud
papers, were found in his possession. The prison
er was immediately taken 10 the depot Of the preec-
tune and Information was sent 10 the American en-
bassy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The cteat Abolition Convention assembled in
New ork on the 18th inst. The CrmmeI cial
Advertiser gives an amusing account Ct a spill
which occurred on lis meeting, showing that the
House is divided against itself. The Abolltonis S
OF New York, according TO that Paper. are not yea
befeit OF reason bun, lit continues. 50 much can
MOI be said OF the aborers IN the vineyard down
east.
They, says the Commercial, =" are not only la :
boring to emaucipae all The slaves Of The South bur
all who are IN bondage to human laws ever,
"hete else.-They believe that no laws Of civil GO
vernment or society are binding. They believe
that all exercise OF force, IN any and every form is
wrong; that the parent has 70 lgi' to govern his
chld, and that the child is bound 10 obey
The parent, except at its own option. In word
they believe IN any and every moral absurBiIy not
Tue least oil which Is human perectibilny AMI that
men and women should be mixed up together in all
Tue business affairs OF HE, without discrimination
in legislative bodies and out of them.
- Now with some few exceptions The New Yak
aooii''onsts are not yet prepared to abolish all de-
'otum ana the consequence has been a sChisn
wmeh mas been widening for months The
down Casters, moreover, were determined that these
a""4na'eo notions OF the properties Of life should
he entertained by the New Yo,kers M I,pge,
hence 'hey have tuned out in aa full numbers
on lhe present occasion, led BY the illustr,ons
HARRISON IN person. In order that there mo f., be
no oistincilon OF rank color board the s,enme,
'hey chartered the siea Rhode Island by Them
Serves ana Tor themselves, in the cabins and ,be
saloons oil Ihty ming led eher-hie aIIy as
,,h.,a witches sahR-" Black spnns and
"h'e' RED spirits and gley"-in ali The n,,sr,i;c
harmony OF coiols, aud all the sweetness of ebr,ous
an'aigatnation. - oo'''''
lhey boosted tha the hour of landing would he
an hour It terror for their hee odox bre,bren in
.,eg s ok They SAID hey woud stand appalled,
Ill., ~ anu 'iai II would make ti,er knees
SNAKE IKE Bestazzdr's. Well like - cloui ,hev
.ane-"ni whether any hody's knees we've shaLen
- w. 1o'nt we pave not heard. Their ordinary
- 'e'''"r sT etc-.r i, ,,e 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

TIE CABlNET-A latter dated, Washington
May Is, in the New York Courier and Enquirer,
says:-lt is not yer known, perhaps not yet deci.
ded who is to be Postmaster General Mr.. Arm.
strong Of Tennessee is here. and has declined ac-
ceping the Office. IL has been tendercd to hin,
by the President. The name of Mr.. Niles Of c on.
neciieut has been mentioned. 1t is thought BY
some Il at both Paulding and Fonyth will RENE
ron the cabinet-"peaceaby if they can, iorcbly
they must" do not concur in tie opinion bu,
II should be found correct, the vacancies will be
probably filed With
Mr. Mckay of North Carolina, Secretary Of the
Navy.
Mr. Isaac Hill OF New Hampshire, Secretary OF
State.
Mr. Mics of Connecticut, Postmaster General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
MACON, (GEoRGIA.l Nav :

The Hon. +. A. INSECT. on The 3OIb uIumo.
agdfesssed one Of the mosl numerous, respectable
and attentive public audiences that ever assembled
10 tins city. lie travelled over The " e.suhjeci OF
Ihr Presidential question, and made the most mas
teily and conclusive exposition Of Gen. UARRIsoN's
political 'enels hal we have yet read or heard Sue
speeches delivered by such men The Wing Rep
tesenatlyes IN Congress from Georgia would com
pietely tevolurJuize The State in three months.
MtSseneer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

COURT MARTIAL.-The Court Martial now ~
session at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, is engaged
IN the rial of CommodnIe Jesse ID. Elliot Inc
principal of the charges were, the removing Of Md
siipman Z. &, Barton, while in a wounded state
from The United States ship Constitution, 10 'ne
Unhed States schooner Shark, against the reno"
slrances OF The Fleet Surgeon, DIR. Boyd, While 2.
, yrna, IN the Mediterranean. For shaking 81"
at Lieut. Hunter. al the race course in the ls@oH
Of slinorca. For accepting, while at Lisbon, Io"
the crew OF the Constitution, two silver luree"''
Pitcher and Waiter (par ufthe money for The pug,
chase Of which was given by Commodore Ello'tl anu
having engraved on them" Presented by The crew
OF the Constitution To Com. ]. ID. Eihou'
For bringing On The gun deck Of The CopslllG wv"
twenty two ANIMALS from Gibraltar 10 The w
ted States. For using, the stores Of The Qr'
ted States in making stalls, &c. for the sa'd aug
mails. For Furnishing the crew with duuble Inc u'u'
al number OF lashos with cat o'nine talls-dis"s'
sing chaplain al eht from his ship during hesI
sea, and for not suppressing u,utny on boafu ~,
Constitution. while lying in Hampton Roads. ~
Ter the charges had been read by j. VI. ReTh' Est,
Judge Advocate, Commodore Elliott, beng cai'e"
upon, pleaded not gully. The Court Than adJ'ntu.
ed TO l0o'clock Tuesday Counsel for ComnoIIo'mI
Elliott. George NJ, Dallas, Esq and Josiah K'na'"'
E.q.
The following persons constitute the eou',
Commodore Jacob Jones. President Cpmmooo,'
Lewis Warrington, Commodore William NJ 'r n'
Commodore John nownes, Commodore James wi WI
shaw, Captain Charles ". Morgan, Csp'a" paw
Conner, Captain john D. SloaI, Captain "eO'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
III 0nA LIS. VERY HANDSOME 4
lOaVVV WELL CUREn EAGoMI y

hhds fine St. Croix Sugar &c. b. X"
bbs. family Shad
10 - D. C.. .Ciipt Herrings No.
10 nests iron found Tubs
1900 lbs. Extra Green Porto Rico Cofss
tietees New Rice
lOgo lbs llenlock Soa Leather Good"
Receiving * for sale low for nCash, by
80 GEO. BAGBYa& CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
James kiiycr and kanaWha
Co.'S Scrip.

WISH 10 purchase The above Money, or the
= bondsof J. X d X. Coin nv absenc. f,om
'owa, Mess' Mckinney & Mosby will attend to
Tue purchase loi me.
-. HUGH MoNTGoMERIE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21

BRANDON BANK.-The Vicksburg Sentinel saws TIN,
Wmll Shelton, president ofhe Brandon Bank and Samuel
NJ Pueko and Richard llobson directors of that institution
have left Mississippi for Texas They took with them ae
negroes shelton armed fifty of his negroes and procura
ten armed white men, enole them force their out
the State. The others withdrew in the eh The marshal
Went IN pursuit, but could not oyertnke them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
PA1.v'G1 ron N.ILE.

A GOOD second hand Piano Tor sale, on yery
( = moderate terms. Apply to The Edilols, for ur-
thcr information.
May Is otu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
g0ssEEG SHATEALusiEis GE.
From he N. Y. Jour. of Commerce, Nay 16.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BRITISH QUEEN.

We received at half past o'clock tins morning
London papers 10y The Brush Queen, Capt. Roberts,
10 May ;st. The Qnern reports 10 days aud i
hours from Pilot TO Pilot.
The papers are chiefly occupied with discussions
Of local pohcs. Happily for the world, Europe
seems almos, as destitute Of great events own
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
LIVERPOOL, 29th April. 1910.

After our last circular Of The l4th inst per Great
WESTERN The demand Tor Cotton subsequently, be-
came more active and extensive and up 10 the 23I
Inst prices had advanced d4l per h. but in the last
,x days the market has gradually become heavy and
anguid, until the above advance has been lost u,
nearly so, the rates now current being scarcely "A
shade better than on the l4th inst. and the con,cx.
ION oil the market much The same. Tn com
mcncement Of the lmprov ement above motto, arose
nom at increased demand for yarns, and Il further
impulse was given by the receipt on the Sh inst of
the Official Correspondence at Washington on he
Boundary Question, which II was thought induced
the consumers TO buy more freely. The little I'M
easiness on TINS question: seems TO passed aw ay
IN great measure, and the demand for goods and
yans al Manchester having rather fallen of the last
lie" days, is sutiicIenl 10 Tor the reaction m
our market particularly as the late advlces rom the
United States still give very large estimates of the
crop, ana hold out no expectation of early rey-
val oil demand fr aoods from that quarter The
sales Tor he week ended the l6 h inst were 81 300
bales and for that ended 24h inst. thew were "a
7eo bales; OF the latter. 1890 we're upland al 5i7.
II $50 Otleans al 43a74; 81 0 Alabama and Mobile
al 4aa7d; and 22O Sea Island al 131al7d per ID
ABOUT eooo bales we've taken on speculation. In
The last tour days The business is estimated al 600
oaies. ne speculative demsnd is yearly suspend
ed, out the consumers have bought rather more free
" 'o-uay than the two preceding DAYS. The i'm
port INTO Liverpool since the LIST January is SOC 600
oaes against 81 5000 the same period last season.
Inc supply from the United States 436 600, being
an increase OF 10000 Gales. 7 he stock in ,hs
port Is esn ated al 2ss 600 of which about 23s. 900
is Anne rican Cotton.
notwithstanding the late important decline in the
n"fo Markets, and contrary 10 general expectation.
me averages which regulate the duty have materaI.
y advanced, and leave doubt of the du,y beipp,e
ouced IN two days TO b. ST. per quarter for Wheat.
and IS. cad. per barrel Tor Flour some perso,s o.
ven calculate on its going si low er for shan time
ano 'oor in bond, which had been Ye,y dull, has
10 consequence sold freely ''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
WAsaiNeroN, May Ii, 1910.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

The Senate, to-day resumed the consideration of
the bankrupt law; aud the question being on the a.
dopton OF Mr.. WALLS hill which extends the bank
thpey system to banks and other corpot atoms OF The
States, aud makes II compulsory, well as for the
benefit oi thos, who voluntarily submit themselves
10 II
Mt Henderson, of Mississippi. who has tax zen
high slauu IN The SenHle by s neral intelligence
aud ability, spoke AT considerable length, and with
great ioIce' !" vor ol the original bail, and against
the proposed substitute.
Tins geotemau comes from State upon which
The compulsory process recommen led by Mr. WALL
snd the operaiio against banks and corporations
would prod ce the most IN urlous effects lie con-
tended most ably and successfully against The pro
Jeci as arbitrary and nrannous; while The bill of Mr.
CLAYTON could not fail TO be productive ofthe great
est and most lasting benefits.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Question Of Pripticge- Messrs. Garland g. Bgpn,p
The reror, of the Special Committee appointed to
inquire into The iacts OF The aefcauon aud violence
that occurred between Messrs. GARLAND. and Ry
NUN, having been made the SPECIAL order for To- day
II io"k precedence al al other business.
The reports II will be remembered, only reci,es
the facts Of the case, us gathered from tho deposi
ions oi HE witnesses; aud recommen ds no action by
the House.
MI UNDERWOOD, the Chairman of the Commit
tee, however, submitted this morning, the following
resolutions:
hesotted' l nat me House ought not to take any
infihff notice OF the occurrence between Mr.. Reg
GARLAND and Mr.; JESSE A. BYNuM, oul SHOULD le-
e'saie TO prevent the occurrence Of such cases in f
lure.
hesofred, That experience has shewn the neces.
shy oil defining with clearness what shall constitute
uisordef'y conduct and contempt of this House,
an OF prescribing the punishment Tor the offence
before the deed Is done.
hesoloed That it IS incompatible with the spiri,
oil The Cons i'uiiun, if not in ci with lis letter
'oponIsh cit zen or member OF Congress Z dis
orderly conduct. for eonemp', breach Of priv-
lege, until HE nature OF The offence the facts neces
saiy 10 construe II, aud The punishment to he iLnct
eo, pave been eIeaily defined aud Promulgated.
h7i the following shall hence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
abuses nj he Public Printing.

abuses NJ he Public Printing.
The reports oiIhc majority and minority Of the
Select Committee on Public Printing, and on the
question Of separating the patronage Of the Govern
meni from The political ptes we've taken up to day
he special order.
Mr.. BLACK, Chairman Of The Committee. after a
few remarks, said he would moi 60 into general dis
eusson at this time. but would defer what he had to
say until the gentlemen OF The minority oithe com
mltee had been heard
Nh. EVANS then rose. and proceeded To speak
at great length, aud with uncommon loroe and
animation IN support OF the resolutions, recon
mendcd by the minority Tor adoption by the
House.
Mr.. EVANS commented the evidence which
had been taken before The Commit ee, ~ illustrating
he Necessity OF reiotn, OF the exravagani expen.
danle Of The public money on printing.
Mr.. BLACK replied; and by the time he flashed
there meie only about iotly ncnbers IN the Hall.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 10.
The discussion OF the reports on the public pm
ting which noticed IN my first despatch to day was
dstlngulshedby speeches Ct great ability, which,
When published. will produce great effect the
country. ! mean the speeches OF Mr.. EVANS, OF
Maine, and Mr.. RIoE GARLAND. Those no were
most sohciious to listen 10 the debate were embar-
raised FOR want of enpes Of The report. Ii is usual
furnish them 10 gentlemen connected with the pub
lie press. But the printers To the House have TAXI
good care 10 furnish but lew copies nearly euuug
To supply all the members. The native is easily un.
derslood. They wish 10 withhold from the press,
as long as possible, the startling disclosures the mi
Monty Of the cumuiiuee have made.
After Mr. GARLAND flushed, DIR. prTnIKrN
moved TO amend The resolutions reported BY The ma
Jofny Of the committee. as TO authorize payment
10 the printers tor the work acady dane Al the old
prices. aud for work hereafter to be executed at a
deduction OF ten per cent, instead Of hieen pet
cent which was proposed IN tGe report Of the ma.
! joriiy.
Mr PrTmKEN moved he previous question; but
there beng no quorum present, call oil The House
VAS ordered, and after proceeding short tune there
on. the House adjourned.
| The Bankrupt bill now before the Senate meets
with resistance from the Administration. because II
| is designed SIMPLY 10 accomplish The humane pur-
pose Of eylng discharge To honest and unfortunate
insol'ents, upon free and complete sur endel OF
their property To their creditors, aud does not en-
brace banks aud other corporations of the States Mr.
VAN BuRFN HIMSELF IN 1927. the floor If the
| SENATE opposedthe proposition to subject banks to
such a law OF The General Government. HIS adher.
ens now refuse IN pass any law that does not EN-.
brace provisions To thai effect
Tue speech OF Mr.. GRIrTENDEN, TO day, produc
ed powerful impression.