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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

John Waiter, and james II johnson;
Defendants
The defendant Johnston not having entered his
appearance Hnd given security according 10 the net
Of assembly and the rules ofhs court and il nppeur
ing by Sarinciory proof that he Is not an innbitant
IT this Cumm'nwenlth-on motion Of complainant
BY issl u Is ordered Inst The said defendant do
appear here the FIRST day of The next fall Term of
L'is cOuu, enter his appearance give security for
performing the decree ia the cause and answer the
complainanfs bill. and That a copy orjbis order he
forthwith inserted 10 sCmo newspaper printed in the
riy IT Wheeling. for two months successfully, aud
posted Of tlio front door u the Court house of Ohio
county, copy feste.
ALEX r LAtDLEY, Clerk
Jtcoh 4 WILSON. fr Compt. aug %
CIfitUN.-A fresh supply, Jusl receive ITd loT
sale II The Family Grocery sioro
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-19

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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
For ths Democrai.


Messn EdtOrE As some men may be unable TO see how
the distribution the proceeds Of the public lands among the
states aiding the ideh in paying their taxes and taxing
the to replace the money ask leave to shoY how this
case woud stand between and one Of my neighbers.
My portion Of towards the the State debt for the
present year about IL doars and that Of my negbbOr
25 cents Now, did this situation Of things continue and the
proceeds Of the sale Of the public lands be applied in payment
Of taxes would benefit ~ dollars yearly but my neigh
Dor only 25 cents though rights TO the public lands are
The same.
The tariff Is 20 per cent the retailing merchant sell
dom charges less ~ cs the money ne lays Out ior
goods will be 25 per cent the consumer 30 my neigh
bors yearly share Of proceeds OF the public lands would
only pay the tariff dollar worth Of coffee whereas mle
would buy IL dollars worth of coffee, and as his family con
ssts Of nine persons and mine only of four he will be COM
PEELED buy out Of the stores yearly double the quantity to
mysef-say therefore | compelled to buy 80 dollars
worth of goods yearly This would be tax OF dollars
aud fifty cents, but my ueghbOrs family being more than
as large again will so dollars worth of goods ma.
king his taxes Is dollars Ny yearly gain will thus be
dollars and fifty ceu, whereas his loss will be yearly IA
dollars rs cents might add that can manufacture l2OOIbs
sugar yearly for sale in my camp This quantity will sell
at 80 dollars in consequence of the tariff on the Inn
ported sugar. raising it in price, making me yearly pro-
fit "a dolls. so CENTS and my neighbor loss IA dollars IS
cents.
SO stands this case all the not alike but
be produced in which Il poor are not the losers by
this distribution and tariff above named.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
HolmEs COUNTY.

The Democracy Of Holmes County have nominated
james Hockinberrv, as their candidate for the State
Legislature. Mr.. IIOckiuoeiTy represented this dis
iel in that hody last year, and as evidence Of the es
teen in which he is held, it is only necessary to say
that he had 10 opposition in the nomination. The
Holmes county Farmer in an article touching the eec'
ton says:
'In the election Of Representatives to the Legislature
Holmes county. is not allowed To speak for herself
lone Although clearly and cOnclusively entitled 10
ane Representative she is NOT allow to elect her Rep
reSenlaiye by her own votes. by sheer neglect or
versghi on the part nj the Federal whg officer who
tuk the enumeration of the taxable inhabitants of this
county, she fell Short in that officers return, Of her
full strength The number returned did not ente her
u one Reple lesenaIve, heretofore. But Tuscarawas
had faoon more than enough to entte her to ole
Representative Lying contiguous to Holmes county.
TuscaraSas was attached to her. and the Two formed in
to one district, slsctng two Representatives. Each
county selects candidate and they are voted for in
connection by the electors Of both counties. majority
the voters of fuscarawas county are Wings, in iavor
ofhe odious measures ofthe Wbig party an unresrc-
ted Bank paper currency. and tax upon tea Coffee
and all the necessarieS ofe not raised upon
soil majority oftho electors Of Holmes county are
Democrats, opposed to all the odous measures-and
consequently the strife is between the two counties
and The question is, shall the District be represented by
county, il for you answer this important question
you can if you will secure the election Of two Dem.
ociats to the next Legislature. - +
The "Farmer" is wrong in supposng that majors
of voters fthis county are Wings, and we hope to
he able to prove the contrary ere long Last fall was
no test of the strength Of parties here fer it s notorious
that along our forty miles of canal continuous chain
of"Ppe' was laid Men were known to vote by
dozens in townships, where they were never seen be-
fore or since. Numbers Of citizens who wore Demo-
crats voted the whig ticket because they were camped
and were made believe thatbY so doing they would
have ''better times" and higher wages. Bnt they
have the aacy Of whig promises seen how they
have been hunbuEged and deceived and return
ing to their first principles, e. will vote the Democrat.
ic ticket thus fall. We do not speak at random but from
what we SEQ and hear daily. Again: when Jackson
was IN the field, this county gave him Democratic ma
iority of about four hundred. And has fiend Dimock
such poor opinion ofthe old Jackson men, as to sup.
pose they arc in favor of the 'odions federal measures
an "unrestricted bank currency and taxing 'tea and
coffee and the uecessaries fe Forbid the thought
Ifhs thinks SO. il is doing them great injustice. and
shows thai he don't properly appreciate the Demoera-
cy of Tuscarawaq county. That's all.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

On Saturday our Democratic brethren meet in Con-
venton to select candidates forihe office of Reprssen-
iative, Sheriff, Treasurer, Commissioner, and Prose.
cutting Attorney. We sincerely hope every Township
will bs fully Represented.
There never was time when il more beloved the
Democracy to exert themselves than the present. AMI,
we may confidently assert that there neve. time
when the prospect of success was brighter, or more
cheering The feceht defeat ofthe Democracy last fall
has aroused hundreds to action who heretofore though
good democrats remained inactive. The coming into
power ofhe Federal party under the guiss of "Democ-
Sacy, with their promises of "Reform,"-ih revival
ofFederal measures, and the nonfdlfmsnt Of those
promises has shaken the confidence Of those who were
sued into their support and the dssensons and dvi-
sons Of the Federal leaders, renders the certainty Of
speedy dissolution Of their parys The elections which
have just taken place in several othe States, have rec
the triumph of Democratic principles in some
instances beyond our most sangune expectations. And
the prepaticns being madein our own State, by the
untrDg democracy are also cheering and csetell re-
action that Federalism will wonder at Then Does 1t
not become the Democracy Ofihfs county 10 take firm
and decided stand--man to man-n the great cause Of
re-esiabliishing the onlyue principles. the ground
we formerly occupiedl Surely it does. Andhow can
We better do itthanby assembling tOgethsr with hut
one intent THAT ofihe general goodihe good Of the
whoe-carel avoiding all sectional feeling, or local
PrGdices sacrificing allpresrsuces for non-and go
ing in for principles sntreyi This we conceive to be
the plan that should be pursued by every well wsher
ofihe party. s. sfs9s . @s
Touching tho candidates to be nominated, we have
but word tOsay. Give Us strong ticket. Lett be
made up ofableand experienced men. from different
parts the county. And above all, let there be no
Inty room cookery, wasthe lately ntths Whig
nonvenliOn Let every thing done openly Ond fair.
". and all will be we'll
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

CHRISTIAN Flickingsr Levi Fckngsr, Eli
" Flckinger, Stephen FlicEinger, Hannah Flicking<
or, Mary Ann Flckinger Simon FliekiuSer, Caroline
Flicknger Elizabeth Ficknger, John Fhckingsr, Eous
liza Fckinger Peter Flicklngeri Michael Smith, Els
zabeh Smith, and Pinn Henline, heirs atlaw and ls-
gal representatives of Michael Fickingsr late Of Tus-
carawas county, and State Of Ohio deceased are here
By notified that William g. Myers administrator Of the
estate Of said Michael Flickinger, this day filed in the
court of common Pleas Of said couatY petition in
chanceTy against them, and setting forth amongst other
things an agreement IN writing executed by the said
Michael Ficknger and Peter Flickinger, in which a.
greement the said Michael Flickinger bound himssfhIs
heirs executors and administrators TO execute to the said
Peter Flckinger and his heirs for the consideration
therein mentoneda good and sufficient deed in fee sims
pie clear Of all incumbraneeI Of tract ofand in said
agreement described follows to wit: partof tho east
half of secticn number ) six of township number Go
ten. and range number one beginning at the north
east corner of the said section and running thence souh
1 Of degree, west 1851 chains; Themes west $50
chains; thence south sc degrees west ii 80 ohainsg
thence north 80 degrees west OPS chainE thenOs
south 62i degrees west 20. "a chains thence north l6
degrees east chains thence north 28i degrees east
260 chans; thsnCs North 23l degrees B.l9; ihenco
north ga degrees east chains thence north 2Sl deg
east 92 thence north "a degrees east lA SO chainss
thence south 693 degrees east 1910 20 the pneo Of bo
ginning containing one hundred and thiryIeven aelsD
and fourteen parches Of land said bill further shows
that the said Peter fllckIngcr mas Iu pniu NE con-
alteration for said land pursuanto tue terms Of sad
agreement and in all respects fully complied with the
Conditions and rtpulatiOns therein mentioned 10 be
done and performed by HIM, which agreement isnow
onl6lc with said bill, said bill further charges thatihe
said Michasl died never having executed deed for
pad tract Of laSd pursuant to said ag.eemenE THO
object and prayer Of said bill il 70 oblaina decrse
order from said court that the said petitioner said
administrator exesnts deed for the said tract land
to said Peter Flickinger pursuant 70 the terms oflud
agreement OF that that said ccurtwil make such other
and further order or decree as equity and good con-
sciences NAV require, and the said deendan1 are hers
BY further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to the said bin within sixly days
ser the nsx term Of said court that aeFiho expra-
ton Of said sxty days, he viii apply 10 said court to
take the matters Of said bill as conieassd and decree
$50 - Ed. LEoNARD.
Sol for comp
September Sd, ls4l. s. Sw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Anappfopriation ofhalf amlon OfGolTArs has been
re ont Of the Treasury for the support cf The Post
VmeS Department Things are going on bravely. Tho
nsM snWohhsof this Reform Administration, scarce
up u'ys 6nd The Post Office establishment which
pnaer sscks and Van BursD's Administrations, not
qFlsvip =. ny sxPsnfes, but paid snplusiuio the
na''onsl cons,'sw actually quartsred on the Treas
usy ans saaps'p s rye slcpg without iarsign aid.
IRlssEesSl2 p " sEm w were promised. y.
TWe crowd ent nsA'ts ,Ssfy ,l,in. I, ~ ,,ss,
,os nnu.leS Or Benton sy.ba .,,s.ss "
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
ESTRAY NOTICE,

FRY virtue of order 10 US directed by joseph Ian,
AD ming Justice Of the peace Of Perry Township, IN
1uscarawas county, we the undersigned DO certify that
we have viewed aud appraised certain stray mare ta>
ken upby John PARKER Of said township. and find the
same to be dark bay mare tlack name and TAIL three
white feet about IA hands high supposed to be about
or 10 years old with small white stripe ME nose
two saddle marks on the left side natural trottsr land
we do apprase mare at thirty three dollars
JAMES Mccoy.
WlLLIAM< CARPENTER.
appraisers.
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me the 2Sd day oil
August, 1871. q
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
Cosr ora WhIG PREslDENT.

Six thousand dollars appropriated BY Congress to buy
necessary furniture for the White House. Oges speech
to tie CONTRARY notw thstanding.
Six thousand, two hundred and fily dollars drawn
by Gen. Harrison, when he entered the Presidential
chair, as his first quarters salary.
Twenty. FIVE thousand dollars glventO his heirs who
were already worth two hundred thousand.
Thres tholsadd dollars gwen by ConglesS, to pay
Gen. Harrson's funeral expenses.
Twenty-Five thousand, nine hundred and sixteen dol.
lars for Tylers services President for II months
Making in all upwards ofSIXTY-THREE THOU.
SAND DOLLARS expense to the nation, for Wing
Presidents, in the lst year Of Wing Economy, Ammo
Domin 1871. Setthat down in the "New Books"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

WANTED-A Tyler Adbocate in this county very
bad. Twothird ofthe whigsare Tyler men, and 20
itS;rong for States Rights Bank, tariff,
tax on tea, coffee, &c. Toa young man with good
moral character and dprasS 1000 subscribers will
be warrente& Application must be made before Com
gess adournS, as is feared the present whg editor
who is on theJencs may takea somerset backwards, e.
break his neck atsr the nRpsncss Letters addressed
tothe Grand Jury room, New Phila, will be promptly
attended to. 4f
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

VI II is stated in an eastern paper that the Bank
Wings ofboth Houses of Congrsss, have held secret
neeiing and resolved to tell the People ofthO United
States hatall their efforts to beget National Bank
have been foed by one man, and that they intend to
resign their seals in Congress-, What weeping, and
waing, and knashing ofteeth there will be when they
rssignI The nation will save just sigh, dollars day
BY every one that does 90.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
s475,23O OU
Total amount borrowed

EFFECTs OF THE BANKKUFr LAw.-Tha
Louisville Advertiser OF the 4th inst. contains
a calculation, by which il appears that the pass
cage of the Bankrupt lac will throw into tho
market abou, S400 000 700 in real estate, and
about 500, 600, 600 of personal property, in
about the space Of six monlhs making an ag-
gregate Of s,x hundred millions OF dollars. This
it is argued, will have most dlsastrons effect
in reducing the value of property throughout
the Union.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
A CARD.

DR.. D. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends, that he has returned New Philadel-
phia and intends resumms the practice ofMedcine &
Of his profession TO merit the confidence Of bis for
mer patrons.
Sep g. l64l-tf. D. RICHARDS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
MILITARY.

There will be meeting Of the citizens, held in the
Court House on Sat, rday next at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of taking measures 10 form> Volunteer IN
PANTRY Company. Every person favorable to the
object is respectfully invited to attend
MANY.
P. s. The Tuscarawas Guards are also inyiled ia
be present.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

UWe are told that our county Jail is in miserable
and filthy condition. Let the proper authorities see
to At this time there are several persons confined
awaiting their trials and at this unhealthy season ofhs
year. it is of the utmost necessity that things should bO
kent claanlY.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

THE "FUSCARAWAS GUARDS"
Will meet at the Court House in New Philadel-
phia, on Wednesday the 18th inst at o'clock P. NJ.
10 select Arms, Accoutrements, and for the purpose
Of transactIng other business.
u. M. BRADSHAW, o. S.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

UTbe Madsonian 1.-THE leading Tyler paper] has
published history oflhe late political contestin which
it proves that the question ofaNational Bank was not
before The people, and that those who brought forward
Bank at the extra session a,tsd rer6dousy towards
the great Whig party. II contains extract. from the
speeches Of all the leading Harrison men and papers,
wherein they repudiae the idea ofa National Bank. As
this is gall burster to Federalism. shall publish it
for the benefit of the old Hamionian boys in these
dggins.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

CONGRESS.-,he news from Washington up TO
Friday night is of little importance. Seargents new
Bank Billhad notgot through the Senate 1.-THE Land
Bill was still in the President shaods and the House
was ready 70 adjourn. .4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
MANY CITIZENS.

Efsssrs Kitchener & Mathews Pleass to announce
IN vous valuable paper the names Of JOHN DEARTH
end JOHN D. CUMMINS, Esqrs as suable cand-
dates to represent this county in the next House of
convection, andyos will obllge many vnters Of
49,. Perry To,onship
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

0TMf. Clay the Senate last Thursday, gave as
why the Harrisburg Convention issued no dec
lalaon of principles that declarations of war were not
iss''ed against PIRATESi Th. is compliment to
the Democracy ofour countryl PratesI' Never mind,
he'll be wanting some ofthe Pirates votes by m by,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

0J The Sub Treasurer of New York was last week
ordered to hand over all his funds to the Merchants
Bank. I he day following, the Merchants Bank was
ordered to hand over TO the Bank of Commerce, and
the next move we may expect to hear oftbe Commerce
Bank handing over to fellow on his road to Tex
as, or Paris, So we 60. "Push along, keep moving
as the Fedsralists say to the Public money.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

Sressrs Kitchener & Mahews-You win please an.
nouuce the name Of Or. r. HEWITT, as a candidate
for Representative, and he name of DORSEY Will.
SON Esq, as a candidate for Commissioner, subject to
the decision Of the the County Convention.
y Hf MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
RRIrIsH CAPITAL oARRIEp pENNsYLYANIA.

bhIlISH CAPIIAL CARRIED DfENNsrLVANlA.
is matter ofwOnder to many how it was that
states gave msoritiss for Harrison The secret
is coming out The New York Era states that res.
Pectable individual, who ,cas an active whig, stands,
ready and will when the proper time arrives. s,0ear that
$4,000 was actually received at enc time from the
Bariugs Of London to cary the Pennsylvania election.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

We were requested lasl week to announce the name
Of r. d, Leonard as candidate for Prosecuting Aor-
neY. We are requested by Mr. Leonard to say that
he 10 not candidate.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

We have runor that negro riot occur ed last week
in Cincinnati, inwhich upwards of hundred lives
were lost.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
bEMuCRA nc CONVENTION.

bEMUCRA nc CONVENTION.
The Democrats of Tuscarawas County are requested
to meet in County County Convention, at the Conr.
House. IN New Philadelphia. on SATURDAY the
lllh day Of September, ct 10 o'clock NJ
Blu order of the Democratic Central Committee.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
AN APPREN rICE WANTED.

stout active lad about l6 years Ofags Ofgood NOR
al character, wanted at this Otias to learn the printing
business.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE.

Thaton the Ststday Of Ju.y, 1s4l,a "Whig'' House
Of Representatives, as one Fits R4LEF measures, pas.
sed bill,
IMPOSING A TAX ofrwEETEPER CENT, on
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR, N
MObASSES and SALT
and EXEMPTING FROM TAX,
PHYslC, POISON, GEWGAWS,
a COL D and SILVER EPAULETTES,
STATUARF, ENGRANINGs, :.
GEMS. PRECIOUS STONES, and
RAILROAD CORPORATION IRON.
UThAivote stood, yessfl6, nays iOl --ss1y Dom
Ocrdt,Oho 'oas in his seat poiing eeainsI Il.
4 GJ'WsrscsiVcd lhe proceeding Of lho abe Holmes
county meeting toO.lalv for this wksl'vpspsr,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

WHEAT MARKET Wbeat has been selling at
from ST. to 81 %, at the N Phil Mills, and Dover.
Flour IN New York, has not advanced any, selling
slowly at$6h 80 $675.
BY the last news from Europeit appears the crops
have been destroyed by ihs cold and wet weather. So
look out for rise in breadstuAs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

uTWhat does the Cosmopole mean by giving its
side digs at 1uscaIawasl We ask no favors. The
editor reminds Of dung bill rooster. Growing and
Dragging, because hs has no enemy to meet.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09
THE FoxAND THE GRAFES-WEB.
STER AND WINE.

Daniel WebStsr, the Federal eScfslaTy Of
State and Mr.. Fox, the British Minister, o ~
amusing !bemssIVes now a-days writing come
plimenlary notes to each other; exIollipg the
clemency, generosity, magnanmity, Pulssancs
wealth, and steam -Hisone0 Of Great Britain ID
general, and lamenting the democracy, imbs-
cility, poverty, instability, pusilanimily, &c. Of
the United States 10 particular
We learn that Mr. Webster, out ofpuTe love
for Mr.. Fox, and to show his respect for Mr..
FOx's vine, as we'll as for his old clients, the
EngIsh stock -jobbers, has consented once
more TO exert himsslfto rescue Mcleod from
the hand of-the 'PhIIipsteins,' ss Harry Hurry
would say, wide the 'Deerslayer' CooPer's
new novel; and to get him of without q trial
Mr.. Webster sweaIs that the whole country
may go TO the d-l-that public justice msy
sink, and the blood Of eur murdered citizens
(, cry aloud till it turns as pale as hv's blOod--
ere he will consent to see British honor and
dignity iusulled. Mr. Fox seconds the motion.
Will our Federal Wing rulers venlurst TO carry
ont such Infamous declarationsf We want to
know. Phil Times.
ABLE FNANcIERs. The 81. Louis Gazette
etates that the Dueclcts Of three Of the bIan-
ches Of the Bank Of the State Of Atkan-Os
havc borrowed on their own noise l64 $40 90
On security @9O,253 U1
Total amount borrowed S475, ,23O %
Pretty good financiers, considering their
youth and nexrenenc Arkansas Is fsFnish-
ing good evidence Of possessing qualified spir-
,s 10 take charge Of Branch ofa National
Bank. ib -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

Messrs. Edtors-Pease annonce the name Of
GEORGE SPEAKER,
candidate Tor Sheriff, subject the decision Of the
Convention.
DEMOCRATS CT SANDY T..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

Msssrs Editoss-Please announce the name of
JOHN DEARTH, &
"a candidate for County Commissioner subectlo the
declaion ofthe Democratic Conyenl'en.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-09

UJIt is stated in The papers that the North Eastern
Boundary Commissioners have been arrested BY the
British authorities and imprisoned. The N. Y. Post
suys itis Impossible that the British authorities should
have proceeded to such an extremity. Even five sup-
pose the commissioners to have tresspassed on British
grounds. does not render them liable to an arrest.