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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24
OFFICIAL.
By the President of the United States
of America.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS sundry important and weighty mat
iers, principally growing out Of The condition of
The revenue and finances Of the country, appear
10 me TO call for the consideration of Congress
al an earlier day than its next annual session,
and thus form an extraordinary occasion, such
as renders necessary, in my judgement, the con-
veniion Of the two Houses, as soon as may be
practicable, / do, therefore, by this my Procla-
Ina'ion, convene the two Houses of Congress,
10 omeet ia the Capitol at the city Of Washing
ion, on the last Monday, being the thirty-frst
day, OF May next. And require the respec-
live Senators and Representatives then and
'here 10 assemble. in order 10 receive such in
formation respecting ihe state of the Union as
lav be given them. aud TO devise and adopt
such measures the good of the country may
srem 10 them, ia the exercise Of their wisdom
and discretion. 90 require.
In testimony whereof. have caused the seal
of the United States 10 be hereunto affixed, and
signed the same with my hand.
Done al the city of Washington, this
,,us., seventeenth day of March, in the year
.:Txs6& of our Lord one thousand eight hun
SxoNe@. dred and foriy.one. aGd Of the inde-
49, pendence Of the United States the
sixty-fllh.
w. H. HARRISON.
By me President:
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary OF State
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24

nPA beautiful specimen of the economy
praclised during the past administrations of
Jackson and Van Buren, is furnished by Mr..
HAYES, of Kentucky, in a communication pub
lished in the National lntelligencer 1t ap-
pears from that genileman's statement of facts
obtained from documents in the State Depart
men,, that the Mission TO Spain has cost the
Government of the United States, during the
last six years, the enormous sum of one hundred
and torty-One thousand dollars daily Tele-
graph.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24
MORE MAIL RoBBERIES.-T

MORE MAIL RoBBERIEs.-The
North American (Philadelphia) Of
Saturday says that one of the banks
in that city had received notice from
different persons of about so missing
drafts upon it from the West, which
were regularly mailed at various
points, most of them in Illinois. We
hear that other banks have had SINH
lar notices, and even money RENTED
to this city is missing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24
Mammoth Skeleton.

Almost every day brings to light some eyi-
dence of the antedeluvian world Two hun
dred miles above st. Louis, the remains Of a
mammoth animal have just been discovesed
They are described as / q feet high and 50 ion..
with enormous tusks.-rhe monster appe2ss 10
have been weblooted, having no hoofs, bat Toe,
BY comparing the size of his frame with large
OK, ne is estimated TO have weighed 100000
pounds, or so tons! 1t is not even suggested
the amount Of food he would have required for
his breakfast; but for dinner, provided he was
an anti-Grahamite, he would have been satisfied
with nothing short of half dozen Bufaloes,
with titty bushels Of potatoes, 10 produce any
thing like surfeit at his meals. The remain
will soon be exhibited in all the Atlantic ellie;
Saturday Eveniang Post
Flour at Raltimore "a al n 81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24

SIZE OF BREAD.-The Mayor of New Or
leans has published a notice to the bakers of
that city, that, the price of fresh flour is $4,25
per barrel, they must give 40 ounces of bread
for 10 cents The Mayor Of Mobile, under
date of the 25th ult, gives notice that the price
of flour being SIS, the bakers must give AZ
ounces for II ID cents, and % l-2 ounces for
6 IA cents This matter of the size of bread
is one that may very properly be left with the
community to regulate, without the interference
of municipal authorues There is no more
reason why baker should be required to give
certain quantity of bread at certain price,
than there is for requiring a butcher to sell his
beef or mutton al SO much per pound, or the
coal dealer his coal at given price per ton.
The community are always enough awake to
their own interests noa to be imposed upon by
either receiving less in quantity than their mo-
ney's worth, or inferior in quality. AS long as
the latter are left free to choose between pur-
chasing bread of the bakers or purchasing flour
to make bread themselves, there is little dan
ger of their being cheated.-Ledger.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.

LAND OFFICERS.
Thomas Scott, Register, Chillicothe, Ohio
vice Jas S. McGinnIs, removed
Ambrose Whitloek, Receiver, Charlottesville
Indiana, vice Ezekiel Mcconnell, removed.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
James Hunter, Savannah, Georgia, vice Abm.
B. Fannin, removed.
Joseph c. Moves, Passamaquoddy, Maine,
vice Sullivan S. Rawson, removed.
John NJ. Hale, Frenchman's Bay, Maine,
vice Edward S. Jarvis, removed
Charles J. Abbott, Penobscot, Maine, vice
Rowland II. Bridgham, removed
William B. Smith, Machias, Maine, vice
VIM. Brown, removed
George Thatcher, Belfast, Maine, vice Ma
thaniel NJ. Lowney, removed.
Edward Curtis, New York, vice John ]. Nor
gan, removed
SURVEYORS
Shilowith S. Whipple, Eastport Maine, vice
Ezekiel Foster, removed.
Bazeleel Cushman, Portland, Maine, vice
Stephen w. Eaton, removed.
William Taggart, New York, vice Ely Moore,
removed.
Naval OFFIceR.
Thomas Lord, New York, vice William S.
COe, removed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24

LUCKY FELLow.-The editor of the N. O..
Picayune, it is reported, won the cushion that
the "divine EllsIcr" sat upon on her way to her
hotel, and which was put up at public rattle,
such was the intense anxiety to obtain posses
sion of it. The lucky editor is about to have it
beautifully framed. Such is the influence OF
the malady Of Elslerphobia in that city, iha,
The horses step out as if they were dancing the
Cachueha, and pigs tails spin round as though
they were pT9uefting g.-LcdgG.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24

W An English paper mentions
that one of the American ships at Cal
cutta recently landed four hundred
tons of ice, which sold at the whole
sale rate of one penny per pound,
netting profit exclusive of port du-
ties, ofupward of G3,70O sterling.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24

REPORTED FOR THF DAILY pENA'A. TELEGRAPH
SENATE.
Harrisburg, March Is, lS4l.

harrisburg, ndTCh 10, IS4l.
Petitions, &c. were presented by the follow
ing named Senators:
By Mr.. Sullivan: One for the better obser
vance of the Sabbath, by persons employed or
the public works.
By Mr.. Gibbons: One from Northampton, ir
favor of prohibiting the use of he public works
on the Sabbath. Two from Northampton, ir
favor of small notes. Also, one from North
ampton to authorize the Commissioners of tha
county, to collect toll on the Bridges over the
river Lehigh.
Mr.. Hester, on leave, introduced a bill to
authorize the qualified voters of the city of Ian.
caster, to elect Mayor, and 10 abolish the
Mayors Court.
Mr. Reed, submitted the following resolu.
ton, which lies on the table to day:
ReSolued, That the Governor be authorized
and required forwith to take and receive from
the Girard Bank, the sum of 100000, part OF
the loan of $3S0,000, authorized by the act OF
the 9th February, 1889, and deposite the same
in the Bank of Pennsylvania, agreeably to the
provisions of its charter, applying 10 the de-
posites of the inactive funds belonging 10 the
Commonwealth.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
March IS, l84l.
Being petition day, memorials, petitions and
remonstrances were presented as follows:
For more strict observance of the Sabbath
on the public works, by Messrs. Leidy, Banks,
Flick, Livingston, Fauss, Johnson, of A, Hill,
and Miles.
By Mr.. Trach: From Monroe county, against
any division of said county, for removal Of seat
of Justice from Stroudsburg, for an act compel
ling the Constable of Stroudsburg, to give Sc
curity and to extend his power
By. Mr.. Brodhead of N: From Nancy Lies
ter for divorce; for the incorporation of a Com
pany to improve the road from White Haven to
Berwick Turnpike.
BY Mr. Brodhead of P: For repeal of the
law removing the seat of Justice, or that the
same be submitted to the people at the fall
election; from Green Township, Pike county,
to be restored to Palmyra Township.
By Mr.. Gramble: The proceedings of a
meeting in Clearfeld county, against legalizing
the suspensions and the issue of small notes.
SENATE.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-03-24
March IL, lS41.
NOMINATION OF ASSOCIATE JUDGES.

On motion of Mr. Kingsbury, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the nomination
of Joseph Keller, associate Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe county.
Mr.. K. moved that the Senate do advise and
consent to the nomination; and the yeas and
nays being taken in pursuance oil the provisions
of the Constitution, it was unanimously con-
frmed---Yeas 80.
On motion Of Mr.. Strohm, the Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the nomination Of
Jacob Grosch, as Associate Judge of Lancas-
ter county, which was postponed some days
since. And the Yeays and Nays being taken
thereon, it was rgected---Yeas l3, Nays l6.
A message was received from the Governor
communicating his nomination of Thomas Burn
sides, Esq. as President Judge of the 7th Ju-
cial District in place Of John Fox.
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Mphnuu9s 8eranoerun9.
s. ga rper,

Atut1IFr NOUUEul HNO VDINEI
ad biermt tinen Sebrtcn tcuten pnbItum bic ,Qn9e,
cas er feine Nmtstute nae xbre errcn $cos
uc a par tepnabe sesenattr Der Gamtener 0ant
ucrlcst ba aro trs ter epn we, ren 9caften iner
Gltnten atjurpartcn.
ert4aie Gefta mint fur ale umliesenNe Gaunttes
cllatcn in cnslifer teurcr unn fran5cfber Sprabe,
c mic aud ale anrcr SMrumentr, tonnen hep 9m lrit
sctfslt werren.
Gantcn S1cptmtcr 80 1893. tr.
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geutfte @efebbu6er Don Sbto.

gBir MAIDEN unern teutId)er Sreuuoen bicrmtt Der
9lnsei9e, oaB mir cine 9tn5abI @rempare Ob9en Bsb
tes gum 9erfauf ertatten BADEN, -uno bas Stid 3u
81 So benz BON ben Soerreu 3eraue9ebern 9e(traten
Subcriptcnspreife, u perabfOl9eu beauftrnst tlno-
Das lEert tpurbe BON ben Scerren @ipdb unr MaLs
fer, in Germantown, Sho, auf Gubfcrpton beraus,
loe0eben, unb ocr bem Oru Der RepiOn zines pratti<
ldsu Nbpcfoten iiber9eben, um ale felt benz Drud oer
lebten Statuten tat9efunceneu 3ulege unb 8erdnoes
rMngeu am geh6ri9en Srt unoSteue riu3uithatten.
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uno 70 pett mir 3e batten Die leterfesung NIT ce,rt
Original Su uer9eiden, 1T rcieIte m69tlt rbtte uub
setreu, 70 oieIoice Die 8eriereEbeit Der 5tcme--uo
Die Sprdausoride Der en9Ilden 03edtspfege eeftats
ten. Die lleberfesun9 if pom oerrn @eOrS WaIfer.
Er stpeifen nidt-paG btees Berf unleru teutfdbcr,
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re, incem barro einem Idn9 9efhIten unb Iout aus.
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8crfeger nur cine mdB'9e NuSabI Gremplare iiber ene
rurd) Subcrpticn beeQten qetrud baben, 70 brrften
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baber ieoem Der etns su baben pinf bep 3eiten bo.
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NQ9emeinen @efeben bon ShiU, audi nod, bic lluotz
hdu9sfeitss @rfldrun9 uno bic Contribution Der Der.
Staaten 70 pie audi bic uerhieoenen @onores G5eet.
,e CUR @tnblr9erung fir @inrpanoerer
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pascte@cbt Sebgrn rcu Sttcr res altcn Saterlannes
precn iD Sob ne iDcSreee ter raS ert aus me1es cr
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unp orr Ginb0np miro init ecm Irfrn pctr uslln utCn
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n 1a9r nr in parpbane 8chnoen TaTen cDnc rebb"e
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN

We propose TO issue the STATESMAN, during The on.
suing session of the Ohio Legislature on the following
terms, viz
TRIwEEKLY, 80 90
SEM1-wEEKLY, SO
WEEKLY, M
Persons subscribing, will please designate which pa
per it is that they desire.
The approaching session ofhe Ohio Legislature, will
be gilmore than usual interest to all parties The
Corwin administration will be in progress-hie naueur-
al will have developed his measures, or aher the mea-
sures, of the Bankers end Abotonss that elected him,
and in whose hands he is.
When these measures are presented t. the Legislu-
ure by Governor Corwn, is his duty bv the consti-
tuition, the tug of war will commence in The Legislature:
and, for the first time for years. the people wi have am
opportunity OF seeing what the principles of whggerv
really are in practice, and fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines of tho parties touching
The great interests of equal rights and constitutional
government
We shall have good reporters, and use what industry
we are capable of employing on our paper to give n
correct and extensive view of all their donos and the
lrst curious item will be law reducing tn salaries of
all the officers in the State, promised to the PC, pie
The next VIII be- to raise the wages of Iabor-increase
the Pr'ce OF wheat and pork introduce the negroes
fresh from kentucky into our courts as Witnesses ana
mo our common schools; but not INTO Colleges where
Bankers children congregate All these hard cider nd
precision, and when necessary, made into first Tppe
canoe songs, and sung to keep the members spirits up.
VTAnd the scheme already on foot, as we are i'm.
formed, TO chain down the people by great Bapkma
chlncry, more powerful than the Russian Autocrat viii
be watched with due care. Let the people read a,,l
judge for themselves
Columbus, Nov. 90, S. g. Nj. H MEDARy
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GrOm unO rafnirs SGatertaIs 4ntmrnim i'm raube" 3u
fame unb saurt bic mein Der fatisen ece CATER unr
praeipat, Opium, @ulpbt. Gbna uup 1Crrbea, 3inr
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rinat Jlaehmriflnarn Ettiuldiden.
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big in 70 eina prrdncr Sprae 9efritten, haS ebes
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5cfs $50 0cnts) bas nit rnGticn erauert III, teretstes
ener aasrntteu 9trtrcns unter unfern t4en Nittdr.
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Gertldbes Gaffhal1s in Cincinnati.

am Wtttmartt, in 5ttn 9traBe 0wl19cn Der nt UNI
saanub Straben) Der Gnresbena'nts snrfeben @abaus
Der 0nt feira Sanrste nrcm 70 eingeritt it, paE
ei{enpe 40 uB gu pD NIT ubretem auf bic BE-
auene Qbei{e losrcn tan. Sein -9ans ne Stal,,a
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tbe mas bc Wiarft partietr unb feline 8banoluns Sled
unsn c bag sep6bn bic wieber tcp bm juprcn, bic ei
al trp Dn eiuSetcbrt bat:en User bic prob init
mill III bcr3lttb miiltcmnett ~. Daptb Sifersr.
Cincinnati, Setruar %. 1889. 49,. bp.
Oer altcrr &rcaftcur piefes 8las tann Grrroble
les Ecffatscm mas .6err y. ben (aat.
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slnoere 9Berfe meines etsenen 9erla9s 9esen
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Be- 53fe rrrtBrr Aufase Gum ersn,nale tnr bic reudn
Sultn 0loroNucritas gum 9rud te6rrst Greis 9tunru
Is Cents Sas Suscnb 81 IS. 9os J5unrcrt Sl2 SO.
StOblmanns Qetettu fur BIC nsutfe SuSenr in rn Scr
spie aud eine seaDsn tei rittlcn eliscns ltnrritc
fir bic 93uIs unp bauslie Gr,sbuns preis Setunpn 81
Grnts. Sas 9Hetno So.
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