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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Amothcr Previous PARDON.

Governor Porter, not satisfied with the deep
condemnation which the Previous Pardon of Ed
win W. Hutter and J. J. c. Cantine, called forth
in every part of the Commonwealth, has granted
Previous Pardons 10 Christian Couts, WilliamsB.
Leas, and Sam,el McVitty, for combination to
influence votes, at the General Election in Hun
tingdon county. in 1871, by means of gifts, re-
wards and promises. The Grand Jury found a
True Bill, against these three werthies in January
last, but when they were called upon to plead TO
the Indictment, at November Court, they pulled
their Previous Fardons out of their pocket, and
were discharged without a Trial. What an out
rage upon right and justice.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Review of the Markets.

Philadelphia, December II, 1872.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The slock on hand
is near $4,000 bbls. In consequence Of the
unlavorable state Of our wharves, bat few sales
have taken place-s4,3 81 is asked for supertine.
Sales Of 500 bbls. very superior brand at $ T.
so. Rye, So a So 10. Corn Meal, So, II -
per bbl and Sl2 $l2,50 in hhds
GRAIN.--Penna Red 50 90 cts, and S3
cts. for white. Com-severa cargoes have ar
rived this week. We quole Southern yellow
at - g.. White 40 Al Oats, Southern,
% cents.
PROEISlONS.-There is steady retail
demand for Mess Pork, at $3.50 a SS, and
Primo al $5,75 s6,25 Mess Beef Ne. !,
81 a 81 so; Prime s6,25 $3.50. Lard, Wes-
tern, Z 3-4; Jersey, al Sets, Butler, 6 8.
Stock on hand light Hams. Western 6 I
., Cily, 8 a y; Shoulders. Western, 4; Dried
Beef, ? l-2; Beef Tongues. 40 a A cents.
Cheese, sales OF New York at z Sd. Pr
lol Bread, 2 3.4 3 Ia. Crackers, l-2 SC
CATTLE MARKET-G00i in market; sale
from 10 4c; part Of the above were fTom
Virginia and Ohio; 325 Cows and Ca,es, sales
from SIT TO "a, extra 80. Springers Sll
Sl6; Dry Cows,sS5 $40. Hogs, 420-sae-
3ei.2,o 4. Sheep, 1,000---sales from 90 els.
: TO sl,37 l-2-eNIa s2,G2 l-2.--Sat CoHr.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Mutsny on beard a u. s. Brig of War

We learn from the New York Tribune, that the
L. S. Brig of War Somers, Capt. Mckenzie, which
arrived in tha, port on Wednesday last, from the
plot on board, to murder the Captain. the higher
officers, and all others who would not join them
to seize the vessel and convert her into pirate
ship. The plot was revealed to the Captain by
one who was originally concerned in II, but who
repented and betrayed their murderous designs
This was on the 9TH Of December, two days after
they had lels the Coast of Africa. Capt. Mcken-
zie Immediately ordered al hands on deck, and
commanded those who were opposed to him to
90 on the forward deck. Passed MidShipman
Spencer, son of ]. c. Spencer, our Secretary at
War, the Boatswain's Mate, and the Master at
Arms. at once led the way, and were followed by
thirteen apprentices and sixty of the crew. They
array ed themselves on the forward deck, expect
ing to be joined by large proportion of the crew
which amounted to about $50. They were imme-
diately secured and put in irons, and in the eve
ming Court Martial was held and Spencer and
his two companions, (as the rlng-leaders,) }
were tried, found guilty, sentenced, and the
next morning ictre hung al the ydfd-dIm. ne
mulinous part Of the crew were kep,in irons
and brought home. All the circumstances Of
the muiny have not YET been made public, but
we expect will be in The course OF few days.
IL the mulinecrs had succeeded in their plans,
deeds of blood and cruelty, seldom equalled in
the annals OF piracy, would have backened the
sea, and spread terror over the world. The
Brig Somers, is one Of rhe fastest sailing yes-
sells in the serrice, and would thus have we'll
suited their piraiea purposes. From the facts
eIicited The criminals had intended 10 watch for
some one OF ihe Liverpool Packels-in,ended
10 bring large quantity OF specie,---to seize
upon and plumber her, and then sail for some
remote por,ioa Of the sea. IIappiy for the Sc
curty of Inc sea, their plots were frustrated.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
A beautiful Preseut.

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The eneravings will be rich and splendid, and al
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21

The trial of Milton J. Alexander for the murder
OF Noah I.ougee, has been concluded, and the ju-
r. returned Verdict of "lMansIaughter." From
a careful perusal of the evidence in the case, we
thiak there has seldom been a case of murder tn
Mc .frst dcgrcc," more clearly made out than this
was-yet strange to say, the jury acquitted him of
all malice in the commission of the enormous deed.
What is stranger than all is, that eleren of the u
rcrs were FOR acquitiing him entirely, the ground
ef INSANITY Since the trials of Wood and this
man, we are convinced that Capital Punishment
are virtually abolished in Philadelphia; and if the
Legislature has any regard for human life in the
City, they should pass a law directing all murder
cases which come up in Philadelphia, to be sent
into some Of the neighbouring counties for trial.
Ncther their Courts or Jurors, are in our opinion
I'll 10 he entrusted with such matters.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Melancholy.

We are sorry to learn that on Tuesday afternoon
a week, son Of Mr.. McEvers Ferman, of Eas-
ton, aged years, was SO badly burned that ne
died on Thursday morning. The young lad had
lust returned home from school and went into the
parlo1 when his clothes came in contact with the
stove and took fire. No person was present, and
the little fellow ran into another room where the
family all were but before relief could be afforded
he was SO dreadfully injured lnat death WAS inev-
liable.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
More PardOns.

Gov. Porter lately pardoned an old offender who
lad Just been convicted in the Court of Wesimore-
land county, for Larceny, and sentenced to two
wears confinement in the Western Peniteniiary.
he also, week before last, pcrdoned an individual
named Coulter, who had been found guilty of
Horse Stealing in Chester county, and sentenced
10 three years solitary confinement in the Eastern
Peniteniiary. Truly, crime appears TO be at a
premium, man has nothing TO do but commit it
in order to become an object Of charity. wheel
Is ont Of Joint
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21

SCARLET FEVER is very prevalent in PhiIa-
dephla. An old praciioner in medicine gives
the following receipt for preventing the dropsi-
cal turn which the disease e(ien takes:
Immediately at The first attack of Scarlet
Fever TO an adult he gave in one dose 5 grains
Calnmel, and 10 &. powdered Ipecac Aler
The operaion oi lhls medicine he adn.nisIere,l
four gains 81 powdered Golchcum every four
or SIX hours az required; and if much heat, a
fever ni2iuFe, should lhere he TOO much, purg-
irg a few drops ol laudnun.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
A New sheriff.

Tie Governor has appointed hrs son. William
&. Porter, young lad not get % years old, High
Sheriff of the City and County of Philadelphia. in
the place Of Henry Morris, Esq. deceased. The
appointment has given great dissatisfaction in the
s,itv. and the GoveFIor is censnred from all quar-
rers lot having Shown. such strong desire to ag-
rrandize the interest Of his own family, instead OF
securing that ol tile public.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Land from, the Hndians.

Uncle Sam has purchased from The Indians
l2,000,000 aces OF land, situated between the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers. Fhe price
paid is about eight cents per acre. but as these
lands lie in what was once part of Louisiana,
this makes the second time The United States
have bought Them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Cheap living.

In The provision market Of Columbus, Ohio,
lately, the finest ,urkies were selling al twenty
five cents each; geese a, eighteen cents, and
chickens at rs ceEts dozen-sixpence a
piece. Beef al two cents per pouid, ard other
ea,ables in proportion
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
tcommunica.ed.I

The admission of Missouri into HE Enion as
a slave holdi71g state, was in consequence Of
The unfairhfulncss Of three members of Con-
gress, Doci Moore, OF Bucks csnn,y, and Thos.
j. Rogers, ol Northampton county, Pa, and a
Mr.. Smith. Of New Brunswick, N. ]. The
fact that each received an appointment under
the General Government Immediately after Mis,
doubtless, explains their voting against the
known sentiments Of their constituents Dsc
Moore was appointed Governor OF Arkansas,
Thos. J. Rogers, Custom House officer in
Phladephia. and Mr.. Smith. 10 an office in
the Mint, with a salary Of S2,000 Firese
statements or i'se authority of an inIeIli-
gens and respectable crizen of Srrondsburg,
who says he has positive knowledge in relation
10 them. A. b.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
An Aaycrf7ser suited.

The man who recently advertised for wife
at Baltimore had FIVE applications in one day
from Lowell The applicants were a widow
lady and her f0Ur children
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21

Women that love TO be al the window, are
like buRches of grapes on the highway.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Ear and Feathers.

Married, in Boonsville. Tenn, an The 2e'h
ult., Mr.. r. II. Tdrr, to Jane Feathers. This
is the latest case of Earring and feaihering lhas
we have heard of.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21
Destruction of fan American brig
and Crew.

The U. s. ship of war Vandalia arrived al
Newport r. l. 81 days from Cape Panas,
where she has been TO protect onr mercantile
marine on the coast OF Africa from the violation
Of British cruisers.
Capt. Ramsey confirms The report Of lie de-
struction by The Barehy nation oi lie American
brig Ann Carver and the murder of her entire
crew by The na'1res. Every effort was made
10 punish The tribes concerned in The deslruc-
tion Of the Ann Carver by The despatch, first
Of merchant vessel with part OF The Wanda
las crew, and fu!iotveimp by the presence OF
The ship, bul The i"wn, were abandoned, The
people gone 10 the inneles and beyond pursuit..
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-12-21

Foiue Of one Uoterenavhabiy ,itarGtccR cR--In
The town Of Windsor. Mass, the Whigs la
1910. elected heir canlidae to lhe Legislature
by one vote; in i-il HE E4pcos sueceedcd- by
one vote, and 10 1872 The Wings again hare
elected their tila;i ~ one majority.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-18
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ecuisoiue, &v. Sftob. Is. lS42.
EDROSPECTUS FOR THE CONGFSSIONAT.
IL GLOBE AND APPENDIX. .-These ,x,rLs b,v.

such wide circulation, and have been 40 universal Tx
Improved ar sought after by the public, that we deem
1T necessary only in this prospectus to say that thew will
he continued at the next session of Congress- and to
Atate succ,nct, their Contents, the form in which thew
will be printed, and the prices for them,
The Congressional Globe is made up Of the daiIv pro
ceedings OF the two IL Of Congres. The speecbes
ot the memSers are abridged, condensed to bring
them into reasonable or readable length All the re-
solutions offered, Or motions made, given at Ienpth
IN own Words and the yeas and navs on nil
me important questions 1t is printed with small tvpe
brewer and nonpareon double-royal Sheet in quar-
10 1orm, each number containing Is royal pages Il is
printed as fast as the business done in Congress- fur
hShes matter enough for a number. The first fo,r
weeks OF session usually furnish matter enough for one
number week; and the balance of the session enouph
tor two or three numbers week. The coming session
OF Congress will furnish matter enough we sunnose Er
twenty five or thirty numbers.
Ihe Appendix is made up Of the Presidents ANIMAL
message the reports ofthe principal officers of the Go
Vernment mat accompany it, and all the long speeches
OF members oCongress written out or revised bv them
selves 1t is printed in the same form AZ the Congress
s'enal Niooe and ally makes about the same num-
oes e pages. There are not many numbars published
Inc hrst weeks Of session. che arc numbers Of the
Congressional Globe because the members ara slow in
writing out their speeches. Bot towards ths close OF
session. the numbers published more freouen tlv
than the Congressional Giobe. >t,
Each Ut these works 10 coplste ia itsslf: bn, i ;s
necessary for every subscriber vino desres full kno
ledge Of the proceedings Of Ggfes ID we both Be.
cause shsn! f there should be any sbiyu,v IN the
SYNOPSIS OF the speech, any denial o Ito
as published 10 the Congressional GIobs, the reader
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Ohio Legislature for 1923.
SESSION Onto STATESMAN.

We again present our prospectus to tie public for o
session Statesman; and the approaching Legislature
w be one OF gseat interest to the people, propose
lpung our paper at price that will accommodate itself
to the times 1t is very desirable at time like this,
that the people should read and see for themselves whnt
us gong on IN public places, that they may not be
compelled TO rely upon runner, be deceived by misre-
presentation. That many people in the habit Of
looking TO GoVernmenttOr than government able
TO give, no rejecting of either party, can longer
doubt, but is nevertheless important that the people
should be we'll informed OF what public men do or of
their reasons tor not doing what may be exspeeted of
hem Let no democrat, at least fail exert himself to
spread truth and intelligence by every means in his
power tor 1t upon these he alone can rely for success
0TFirst rate Reporters are engaged and,aE the ncts
OF the coming demokratic Legislature will be spreaa
before the people as extensively possible The last
message OF Governor Corwn-the Inaugural oioyernor
Shannon, which will be looked for with great Interest,"
and important reports and speeches will be promptly
issued, as we'll as the earst general news. No paper
at the seat OF Government gives full reports az tv
Statesman.
The proceedings of Congress will also he ~,
reported by bic and industrious corressponder,
Any person who will procure six E,hscr;bor. .h.u
have copy sent him for his trouble,
TERMS.
The STATESMAN wilt be issued Daily, Tr.Weeklv.
Semi Weekly and Weekly.
"a: Da:'y y raPer tor tho Session. $500
Semi Weekly, ~
Weekly, ,. -
The Daily and TrisWeekly papers viii be printed ~,
perial size-the Semi Weekly and Weekly ON do,sl.
medium the usual size Of the regular yearly ssasesen
The Sem:' Weekly will contain all the snatter ~ N.
Daily and FrtWcekly--. Weekly will consain ,he
full reports Of the Legislature, but not ali the scss
ueous reading, news, be. ~ '''->'"'-
65-AH paSmenes 10 be made in advance
Coausnbue, Oct, %, lS49.
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es fbtte, oae er baEo BAG 3etide pertan peror, lief
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OR Baltimore "RepubIicun" fa9t "QBr taben f0ft.
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