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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, December II, 1912

me 1DlIOWiUSCtHi'iS oppc"'." :"
seats: The Hon. Mr., Miller, OF New Jer-
sew: Mr.. Woodbridge Of Michigan; Mr..
Simmons and Mr. Spragne, OF RHODE Isl
and. Mr.. Smith and Mr.. White OF lndl-
ana: Mr.. Fullon, of Arkausa,; Mr., Linn,
Of Missouri, and Mr.. Conrad, OF LOUIS
ianH.
The President Of the Senate, before he
announced the Committees, reported mat
he had taken the existing arrangement OF
ihe committees as proper basis Tor Inc
new arrangement. He REGARDED the de-
yolyng of the duty Of appointing The com
mttees upon The Chair as implying, on the
part of the Senate, wish that No Impor-
tant changes should be made. The Chair
had accordingly taken the tormef assign
merit with few exceptions. These lew
q hid been enforced by noorssity- "r's'ng
from vacancies, or from yielding to the per-
snnal wishes of gentlemen, when not IN
compatible with The interests ot me
IN lie service. Scarcely any other change
had been made.
# The Senate, he said, would observe tha'
change had been made in the Leading
Committee of the Senate-that OF Foreign
Relations. The Chair Welded reluctant
w To the urgcnt request of the late able
chairman of thai COMMITTEES to be excuse
from all committee duty; which Ie'
quest, in the opinion of the Chair, seem
ed to be grounded on satisfactory rea'
sons.
TheCon,mittees were then announ ced as
follows:
Committee on Foreign Relations
Mess s. Archer, Bcrricn, Buchanan, Tall
madge, and Choate.
Committee on Finance -hlessrs Evans
Graham, Woo bury, Berrieh. and CrItten
den.
: Committee on { commerce -Messrs. Hunt
ington, Woodbridge, King, Barrow, ant
Wright.
Committee on Manufactures. --Messrs
Simmons, Archer, Miller. Buchanan, an'
Morehead.
Committee on Agriculture. --Messrs
Linn, Bates, Crafts, Smith of Connecticut
and Sturgeon.
Committee onMilitayyA 6airs.-Messrs
Crltenden, Merrick, Benton, Huntington
and Wilcox.
la Committee on The Maitia.--Messrs. Bar
row, Fultan, Smith Of Indiana, Williams
and M'Robers.
COMMITTEE on Napal A9dirs.-Messrs
Bayard, Choae, Williams, Barrow, an
Graham.
COMMITTEE on Public Lands,-Messrs
Smith of Indiana, TaiImadge, Wa kel
Huntington. and Conrad.
Committee on Pirate Land Claims
Mcssrs Henderson, Linn, Tappan, Flu
ton, and Sprague.
Committee on Indian Affairs .-Messrs
White, Morehead, Sewer, Phelps, an
Benton.
Committee onClaims -Messrs. Graham
! Wright, Woodbury., Woodbridge, an
Phelps.
COMMITTEE for Revolutionary Claims =
: Messrs Phelps, Clayton, Smith of Cor
necticut, Allen, and Williams.
Committee on the Judiciary.--Messr!
Berlien, Clayton, Day ton, Walker, an
' Kerr.
q Committee on the Post Office and Po
4 Roads.-Messrs. Merrick, Simmons, NJ,
D Roberts, Conrad, and Miller.
COMMITTEE on Roads and Canals
II MessIs. Porter, White, Young, KING, ar
d Cuthoert.
IL COMMITTEE on Pensions --Messrs Bate
i Pho ps, Allen, Bagby, and Sewer.
II Comm'de fer the District of Cotambi
cd Messrs. Ai.itr, Bayard, King, KeI
and Young.
T. COMMITTEE on Patents and The Pate
GrC,-Messrs. Kerr, Potter, Heuderso
va OK, and Sturgeon.
- COMMITTEE on decentralization
rehe"d. Graham, Miller, and Fultd
and orr uc.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN.


The Rev. Mr.. Taffany, of the Episcopa'
lian Church was elected Chaplain for the
House.
THE pIsTRIBurIcN LAW AND CONTESTED
EgECTIoNs.
The following me sage from the fresl'
dent was received, ard read 10 the House,
viz:
Tor House Of Rspr seatotp pes:
Two bi |. were rrssen,e 20 me at the
last session OF Congress, viii h originate
in tie House OF Repre- cnt tises, nc lher I"
viii h was signed b. me, and bath hhvin!
be n presented within ten days O.! the C
OF tie ses,i n, nehhet mas bee me ia q"
The first Of rheso WAS ill entitled = A
act IL repge, the pr'viso OF thu SKA ~s'
lie. -" tct ort.i. y - az Is q. NO. :
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
THE EXCHEQUER.

AgrecabIy to previous notice. Mr.. Tall
madge, brought in Bill to "amend
the several acts establishing the Troasu.
ry of tue Unted Sites" The Bill hav,
ing been read first and second time, was
made The special order for this day two
weeks.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE COMMITTEES

THE COMMITTEES.
In conformity with the order of the
Ho use of Monday hist, The Speaker an
nounced the following committees:
Committee of i,lectlons.-Messrs. Hal
sted, Blair, Barton, Borden, Crayens,
Gamble, Tnrnev, Houston, ana Reynolds.
Committee ofWays andNeans,-Messrs.
Fillmore, B,Ils. Sa nsnn Mason, Wa.lce,
Thomas F. Marshal, >eph Il lngersoli,
John W. Jones, Anterior and PlJkens.
Committee of ClGims,--Mcssls. Gid
dings, C"wen, Osborne, Tomis1n, Warren,
HUBBARD. Arnoli, Bukr, and Meill.
Committee of COmmerce,--Messrs. John
P. Kennedy, Winthrop, Toland, Childs,
Rayner, Benjamin Randall, Sherlock J.
Andrews, Thomas w. Williams, AMI Fer
ris.
Committee on Public Lands.--M.ssrs.
Mo row, Cas- y, Truman Smith, Gentry,
Bronson, Howard, Brewster, Chapman and
Jacob TIL mps"n.
Committee on the Post OGfce and Post
Roads --Me>srs Briggs, Joseph l.. VIII
hams, William Russell, Brockway ,ONslry
Hopkins, Andrew Kennedy, j. ohm G.Floyd
and Plumer.
Committee for The District Of Columbia
-Messrs. Underwood. Summers, Alexan.
der Randall, Powell, Richard w. Thomp.
son. John Campbell, Hunter, McKcon and
Dawson.
Committee on the Judiciary .--Messrs
Barnard, Trumbull, Pearce, Maxwell Mil
ton Brown, Garrett, Davis, Charles ]. In
gersoll, Roosevelt and Saunders.
Committee on Revolutionary Claims
Messrs. Hail, Patrick G. Goodc, TripIe:t
Thomas ]. Campbe |, Maynard, Washing
ton, James, Parmenrer, and VIM. q
GOode.
Committee on Public Expenditures
Messrs. Linn, Hu isou, NJ Ryan, Var
Rensselaer,, James w. Russell, Mitch
ell, Marx A. Cooper, Clinton and Little
fell.
Committee on Pirate Land Claims
Mess,s. NJ ore, J,hn Yong, VIM Cos
J hnson, Cave Johnson, Bir4seye, PANE
Rio ari ID. Davis, Cross and Harris.
COMMITTEE on Manufactures. -Nlessrr
Sa.tlnstal, 1illingh ST, Randall, Sladt
Hunt, Henry, Allen, GiImer and Palri k {
Caldwell.
4 Committee on Agricu'ture.-M assrs. De
berry, Rilgw Y, Sinon'on, Gnstinr, ID l.
Shaw, john E.wirls, Pa'i &C ap3 as
iugs.
! ('om:nittce on 'ndiIn Il ar
} mes c opor, Chli,en'en, 2
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

Mn. CALHoux..-In the Senate Of Geors
cha. on Saturday lsst, NJ. Lawson offered
a Preamble aud Re olutinns relati' Q to
Nir. "a lHouN, and uom pat nghim TO: the
Presidency Of tho United States.
Charleston Courier,
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the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Mr.. Fillmore rose and said that the
andlng committees having been now
appoiateI, and THIS being the short session,
he hoped The House would consent to take
up the Presidents Message for the pur-
pose Of reference. 1t was important that
the subjects therein advered to should be
brought before the House as soon as prac-
ticablc; and would therefore move tina,
the message be taken from the liable
(whcre it had been laid by vote of the
House on Wednesday IasD and that il
be referred 10 the appropriate commit
tees.
The Speaker said the subject could be
taken up now if 10 Objection wa:
made.
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John C Edwards and Gwin.
Committee on MilitaryAfeirS.--Messrs.
STANLEY, PendIeton, Goggin, William b
Campbell, St kelly, William o. Butler,
Sellers, Miller, and John Thompson Ma
son.
Commitfec on the Militia. Messrs. keim,
Coles, Ward, d vi, Ma,k A. Cooper,
Redrng, Alfred Marshall, Sweeney, and
Sns der
Commtttcc on NaraI A6airS.--Messrs.
Wise, Calhoun, John G. Clark, Burnell,
Fessendeu, Rhett, Mallory, Clifford and
Wood.
Committee on Foreign Affairs --Messrs.
Adams, Gushing, Everett, Granger, Shep-
perd, Alexander II. II. Stuart, Carulhers,
Merriwcther, and Holmes.
Committee on Territories -Messrs. Pope,
Christie her IL. Williams, CAFES, Isaac ID.
Jones. Green w. Caldwell, Hays, Dean,
Charles A. Floyd and Black.
Committee on Revolutionary Pensions.
--Messrs. Tamferro, Rodney, StaIey n.
Clarke, MathIot, Londaff W. Andrews,
Babco k, Mathews, Torrance ana William
Smith.
Committee acknowledgements
Morris, Ayrrirg, Baker, Gordon, Srratton,
Read, Doan, Sanford, and Augustus Young.
COmmitee on Roads and CGna'S -
MeSsrs. McKennan, Lane, John b. Thomp-
son, w. W. Irwin, Sprigg, Mattocks, Stem
rod, Dnicl and Riggs
Comm,Hcc on Patents. --Massrs Robert
NcCIe'ian, Cranston, Gerry, Ramsey anc
Arlington.
Committee OF Public Bai'dings ard
Grounds -1!essrs, B,arIman, Ward,
Cransion, Bovine and Sumter.
Commfee on Eeuised ard Uafrisied
Bush eSs. -.Ne,srs. Eastman, Beeson,
Charles A. F oyI, Jack and Mattocks
Committee on AccoUn'a. -Wessrs. Mar
Chand, Yoke, Cary, Stalay n. Clarke and
Joseph L. VILLAINS,
CommiHce on Mileage Nc srs.Th M
as w Williams, John c Edwards, West
brook, Egbert and Black.
The six S.an3iDg committees on
Expenditures, VIII CHI h re follow, were
here oiurc ap pointed, and, by the rllcs OF
uIo rIUasU, IvIIHn through the congress,
viz:
Comm,hee on Expenditures inn? Sta
cpdrtuc"L-.-.Ne,s S. Van Burcu, lli-
son, Oliver, BrockAay, and one vacancy,
- on Expenditures IN tie Tren-
Sury DeIotmeat.--.Hes>rs. A. L,wrene
Foster, Sampson n. n, Partridge, Isaac
D. Jones ana james Irwin.
---- on the Expenditures IN the
War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w Kay New
had, GambIe, Reynolds and Birds yo
-- on Expenditures in the Nary
DcpartmrEL--Mes,rs. York, Sim nton,
Borden, Alexander n HSnqrt, md Green.
- Undergraduates in hc Post
Office y ,. nt.--Mpssrs. Lowell, Nor
gan, VAST &8n, B ND and Lane.
- on Erpead TIRES on tie Pubic
Buildings --Me,sr> Cave Johnson, G cs
Bldiack, Stoke'y and !iouck.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
on tie Library Of Congress on
the part Of the House ---Messrs.- TIIl!ng
hast, Avcrigg and Sumter.
+ on the part Of the Senate. -
Messrs. Wondori g., Tappan andChoate.
- on the National Foundry.---
Messrs. William Cost Johnson, Samson
Mason, King, Randolph, Mallory, Hunt,
Keim, Farmer ter and Cave Johnson.
on National Printing Office -
Mcssrs. Wise, Everett, Samson Mason,
Gcnry AMI Black.
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Mr.. Fillmore rose and said that the
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Office.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
Tuesday, December 10, 1912.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Choatc, of Massachusetts, ap-
peared i'll his seat in the Senate this morn
ing.
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THE TWENTY-F FIRST RULE.

But Mr.. Adams rose and held a con-
versation with the Speaker on the subject
OF his resolution providing for the repeal
of the 2ls rule, aad was understood Ohio
The Reporter couli not hear HIM to press a
decision at this time, seeing that debate
conld not arise thereon.
The Speaker having decided that the re-
solution, if insisted on by the gentleman
fir m Massachusetts,, was The Fl st business
In or er--
And Mr. Adams expressing de-
sire thtt acisn snoulI be hid there
on
The House proceedel to the consilea'
non If The following resolution heretot II
cff.red by HIM:
RcSolrcd, Taai The Dist rule for con
'u,rlng ,nsin $ n ,hi House, in he 20.
wG rwoe "Nnr 'litr n,mnm"riaI, re so
... "er apr, praying the a'oti
go. i.i.t iGt OF Cu.uD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

" About that Backwes Island affair: We
published, nine days ago, two aifdavit., setting
forth the astounding fact that sirty 10 eighty
criminals IN cOnfHcmet Wnder sentence q"
BackwsHs fsiond, Vere let cf by me keePers
he nigh Jcfore tie kote charter Election and
brought torn TO has city to rote the Loco-Feco
tickets IN the most doujtm WARTS. The Mayor
next doy made parade of virtuous amazement
and Indignation, and promised 10 90 up and over
haul the matter; but, up to this moment. we can
not learn that he has done sol How il this, Mr..
NJ Is that tremendous energy which obtained
for you many Wing votes, all absorbed in mid
night searches for private papers 10 bolster up a
political intrigue When will you be ready to
report progress on this Backwells Island atroci-
ty2 And when shall we be able to break the
guilty silence Of the Loco-Foco press this sub
iect
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CORONER'S OFFICE.

FArAL ACCIDENT o. TIE HARLEM Ran g0AD--The COro-
nrr krd iuqut. today th~ house of Mr. TAYLOR cor
ner of s6th street and m Assnuc the body OF John FL
ward schultz native 90 t. ciiy, aged p carpenter by
trade residing No y Delaney street On sunday alter
noon 5O'ciock the deceased oi tram of nine
ll5th,irtet, coming toward ue CITY, when his
hat blowing or be- sprang from ihe Gar to recover u while
the under f Roadway ant falling hN leg, we're
thrown acro,, tie rail. winch tic car, passed. break
ng and acrraug both D them in dreadful mhnnfr the
night Irg Immediately below tine knee, and ihe iet one
through The ankle ionc.. which crushed. H. was
picked up and conveyed 90 e above place, where
Dr. Watson having arrived he. aided BY Dr. Green Cecil,
MarkOe and Archer executed he ampuaion of the rght
leg but the patient too much exhausted 10 permit th~
amputaon OF the len 10 be- effected ad he expired about
. O'Clock this morning Verdict. To his death by be
ing accidentally over by the Harlem cars
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/" Pairing OG."

To tao Editor oftie T,,bsne
wish You would give US a paragraph upon this
subject
What would the friends of Justice say, if the
District Attorney should pair off and leave i'm
portant SUIT OF those Interested in valuable es-
tate, 1t two executors should saw We pair off: =
two surgeons that were in consultation .bott an
ampuiation or the owners of valuablc .bip
when the captain and mate differed upon a cours.
when the passengers and ship werv lost. and IN.
Captain, upon his examination shoeld reply. the
mate and panied of.
Are We to understand from our educated Loco
Foco Judges that they are sent to the Legslalur.
merely to vote OF pair of This pairing OF,
should be done away with. and Legislators COM
PEELED 10 use what talent they may have IN en-
tightening those who may differ from them on
those subjects upon which they are called upoa to
vote. nhaste \ SUBSCRIBER.
U5 Our friend is quite r.ht-and Yet there
may be cases in which pairing OF is .xcusa5le-
A legislator summoned 10 the bedside OF DYING
wife or child may properly inquire II there be some
one of opposite views on the more impor tan, ques
ton. pending, who also wishes to be absent and
who will pair oil with him. II may even be sN.
cused in one who il net obliged to be absent t.
pair OF with one who must be. The necessity
should be imperative. however Ed. IT,
10 On Saturday the President. Heads of De
Partmcn,s and nearly all the Members OF botl
Houses Of Congress. visited the .tcsrsers Mis-
sour md Ns,issppi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

IT, The Sun. two days after the Electios, con-
demned the ragnc charges Of illegal practices in
several Wards and demanded specifications anil
proofs. If these were forthcoming, it would bs
down upon the offenders in overwhelming force.
Well; we have given the specifications and backed
then, by aihdavits; and now rhcrc - The SIM ,
Surely il is nat going to play into the hands of the
detected ccnspirators by a stubborn silence 1t
was wont 10 be volubly vrtuous about the Client
worth revelations Whence thi, spiking Of ar
flllerv 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

j. THG KKENtI> tnc n.N r.t.ns -hou.~ 40 lii Boai-
wav near the head of Wal street. elegantly h'ied ~ and
nssa-ri by m,n Win i.orou. L.y understand ' business
The MON, are cool tnl sry he .oo@Sr, excellent ila c
seq, a. admirable. W. ~ iastrrducin- eag 20 cts
This CIV Der the manner o. Paris, where .ssp"p,a aal
eluory hsss been nearly aied hy prolef arn 100
10 o., &c enc Of preparing and dscus'ns o'L >ie,c' %
IL. : ---u
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srpERIOR COURT.

Hiram walwsrth. clerk. &c VI Robert Amber 'on - Ap'
peal dismissed aud moNSn AZ chambers g'ahf'' "'n'''
=, t-..l
Reuben Rowley ads >las II. hichell.-ho'on 'en'e''
without 60, , -
New trial srant.d. costs 10 abide the event
Iriah z Scrihner. and sther,, the Howard los Co
Judgement tor plaintiff 49,,
I'm Bamgeu. plaintiff error. " jacob t'an''-'"dS'
gseni reversed -. q
Joshua u. Beach ~ Robert ID Hamilton anu ''IA "
T0mpk n>.-Judgemsut TOR p.1intu.
FHbu Mn and another w. seth 7. >apcs-Mouon de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

Dear Sir obtained box O your Lozrnges last FAl nr
the purpose al brrakhg tie RIVER and ague attack OF
which had when .eni 1r Them But tle .tasrnaa kept
tless days and ny dlseds~ broken up by my
physic an before g.t them.
In March list an unce OF mnc being v.t "a riv
house informed me that h. ne ghbor. NJ Lawrence Van
Orlen ,ad had The disease since August last aud had been
attended by dhereat physicians AMI hnalV by IbOmp
on A. doctor Paterson, who steamed him AMI took him
through whole process OF Thompsonian'sm bit without
removing disease. gave him the box u Fever and
Ague LOEenges, which obtained uf myself and they
moved the disease n three day and has never 'igc.
turned lie he get. TN dsrase gaia and your
Lotenges ran Dr. had he wd not have As disease long.
Your obedeut servant 1. 4. BRINKERHOFF.
A. sherman, VI. u.
p SlIe says he will give you certificate ~ The above
q .r.u - III
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yIcr cuAvcFIrOR'S COTRT.

John Stevenson Anirew Mc'o"an -h''on - ~
aside sale Notion denied. With costs
Robert Anderson Ayo> : Alien -orHeicd Ni'' p'1"'
~ IA, Z, - .n Do. hands "a VI Drummond.
John Reed ir. james T. tndefhht holon ioI ~
achneut contempt M not appearing before U'''''
Mo.iOn allowed. , , v.t .f
Joseph H. H1ncr ami others. ~ t"iph j. hn-e"' '"'
other>-Motnn deni.d with costs . 49,.
Henry Elred Charles Henry laIl-ha''ri '"'''
sion set aside. anl case Inferred back
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POLICE OFFICE.

LgcrviEs-M Margaret Porter Was arrested aud com
mued tor stealing shawl from CsthaNarc Bia'e OF 81
Walker. street
Rrbecra Berry, coli red woman, VA arrested asi com
ned TOR stealing iron not from Rachel Preston DINA
widow, 90 lj Oraugt-stresL
wLYVt MisCHIEF.-A p-r>ousge calling hs name sla,k
Hawk was arrested aud committed on complaint OF T.
Deahari OF M Rele.sreet cutting the panel oi the
door OF Horspoo 10 White street. snd also outtpg ami
de acng the door plate and knoohcr OF French physician
M the same street
BuRct,RY-tf-nrv : WOOD and George Gunyan. boy,
were arrested and committed nj he Yp~r Police Oce Tor
breaking into the house of John VI Frshe, So Fourth
street by ct false Keys, aud Ealing beispfeai'
table and other articles woh $40 %, winch they
pledged simpsons IN the Bowery, and az Le,y's in
Grand street, and were recovered.
RoBBfNC DR,wES-Jacob Thompson wasarre.isd and
committed the pper Police Office Tor stealing 81 3 from
the money drawer of jeremiah Conckln. No. ~ stanton
sunday Mrs Conckn caught him In the act and
shut the door upon bn bu be broke ont and be though
subsequently, caught
THEsr Or CLOTmNc.-CHOiine Thomas, colored, was
arrested and imprisoned NJ the PIPER Police ohce for steal
INK CLOAK. two dresses and shef articles OF female appa
REL worth 80 s. from he pres,e, Of James Nugent No
Al Grand street.
SrTALtSG PL,Sks.-John Saunders arrested and
committed the lppar Police ON, r.. charged With steal
ing SUNDAY spruce plank. from the foot Of Hobokest
the property of Chambers Domea.l.
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ArrAc. Bnlrl,n Nm ScnooSEn.-A

ArTAcs on 4 BRlTlsB WAR ScHooSER.-An
accident j. said to have happened 10 the British
schooner Panth!oon nj Cape Roxo, on the West
cot Of Africa toward the end Of February. The
report is that the Pantaloon went ashore ;hat the
crew we're attacked by the natives, bat succeeded in
beating them DG, killing u number and taking about
twenty prisoners. lie schooner vas got oH, and
proceeded ~ the River Gambia with the prison
ers None VI the schooner's crew were killed
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RHoDg IsLAsD.-The following notice. which
appears in the Providence EXPre''-ihe organ OF
the Free Suffrage Pary-ioohs ike determina-
ton the part Of the rcyolu,ioni'ts to brave the
power not only Of the Plantation. but Of the
whsle Union, IN defence Of their Constitution
Accompanying it i. a request that those tewns
which have not chosen Representatives would d.
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u The American Fur Company'- boat Trap
per. with a company Of about $50 men on board
to recruit the companies in the mosn,ans and
stores and supple. for the Company various sta
tons, left ~. Louis On the lth inst. for the mouth
of the Yellow Stone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-26

MAIL RsBBERY-John G. Gentzel, editor o
the Centre Berichter. German paper, published
at Aron-burg. WAS on SATURDAY week brought To
Bellafonte. pa. and lodged in Jail on the charge
of having distracted from the United States Mail
draft drawn by the Northumberland Bank GA u
Philadelphia bank, il favor Of an individual in
the western part Of the State for $50 Payment
having been stopped, = draft, when presented,
was traced 10 Gentzel who say. ID. purchased it in
Harrisburg. but does not. We believe, know Of
whom he got ii. He was admitted to bail on
Monday in the sum of five hundred dollars
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4 Brooklyn Star.

TTMPERANcE STATISTICS From circular re-
Gently published by the New-iork Temperance
society it appears that within the last L.. years
l66,870 persons have enrolled themselves as mem
ber., of which number about i07 900 have signed
the total abstinence pledge. Licensed liquorsnop.
have decreased n the ratio Of So per cent : the
manufacture and importation Of intoxicating drinks
~ per cent. pauperism about 80 per cent, and
Indictment for crime ha. been reduced about IS
per cent.
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General Invitation to the Military.

The institutional State Committee hereby re-
specially invite the Chartered Companies, the
Militia Companies. and the Volunteer Companies.
who are in favor Of the People. Cause and Con-
s,iution to give their attendance a. an escort. on
Tuesday the 81 day Of MAY. when the General
A..em.ly, under tie Peoples Constitution, viii
hold their fret session in Providence. The Com
panes from the couairy are requested to be on the
l-rnund ~ an carly hnur.
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APPOINT MENr BY THE PRESIDENT.

~ ana rifa tae All Hc and coHfent o. ~ Senate
NATHANIEL WOLFE. Marshal Of the United
States for the District OF Delaware. in the place
Of David c. Wilson. whosei commission has ex.
pired.
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M snemcer,. Cn.-incrr Wnl.. II

finest Cashmere Hat, this day rsducedfo 81 Al which they
will remain unl,, advance is rendered necessary by
rise in the cost of material.
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