The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-04-07
DanviIIe Bank.

DanVtllc bank
Senator Besrs Bill for the Dauulle Bank,
which passed the Senate some time since, was
defeated on Friday last, in the House by a. to 80
votes, motion was made to reconsider last
Wednesday, but was not reached on that day.
1t passed second reading ON Thursday--45 to A.
The session will close on next Tuesday night
We had really hoped that neither the Bank
or division bill will pass the Legislature,
0J-It is to be regretted, that whilst we are en-
joying the advantages Of DAnY CoAcH LINZ,
of excellent acccmodations, We Ere only 10 get a
Tri.Ueekiy mail from Fountain Springs Messrs
KAPP & CO, are willing to carry It daily, with
out additional expense to the Department, that
application for its daily receipt here has been
made, and we hope the authorities at Washing
ton will loose no time in consummaing the de-
srable arrangement Let justice be done
Printers Rttodrd On Friday last the iixings
Of the Printing Establishment Of the " Phoenix
Advocate, were sold by the Sheriff. Thus wags
the world The oyster and beer honses in Pho
nixille, do good business showing that the peo-
pie care more about THAR stomachs than their
minds.
FLoGGING MINISTER The Rev Jacob Gu
rate of Wilton, Mass, has been horse-whipped by
two persons in the public stress Of that town, for
courting young lady and then refusing TO marry
her The hoggers were the father and brotheriof
the slighted damsel, The reverend gentleman's
offence was considered the more aggravating, as
he had got two years boarding and lodging out Of
the father, while paying his addresses 10 his
daughter.
A marriage between Presidnt Louis Napoleon
and Mis- Couts, daughter Of the wealthy banker, is
again spoken of. Her income is three millions a
year. It is said Jerome Bonaparte has gone to Lon
don to commence negotiations.
A man named Titus Bishop, seventy years old
hung himself in his barn at Madison, CT, on We'd
nesday last Near by the place Of the fatal deed
were his hat Goa; and shoes, laid in order, and also
piece of board On which he had written, " am
an apostate angel whom mercy never reached,and
ne yer can" He was insane, Of course.
A gentleman crossing the Severn, asked the wa.
terman il accidents did not sometimes happen by
GOATS being upset " and, in such cases. " said
he persons must be often lost" Oh, no"
said one Of the watermen, "they are seldom lost.
To be sure, my brother was drowned here not
long age, but we found hid again day or two
after"
N1- Look at This, Young .Men.-Judge Cola.
mer, the new Postmaster General, was the archi.
tect of his own fortune. In early life he was Ve-
ry poor, and on one occasion, the only occasion,
he was rebuked by his precepor for coming into
the recitation room without ghoes He had none
to wear
GJ- OH-A city paper contains the following
advertisement -" Lost, on the 10th inst, in 60
ing from Eighth and Filzwater 10 Tenth and Pine
Gold Cross and Stud, attached to Black Guard.
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nc,. go,Lroc;,c (,ooJ r,s l,,oIv d;scovared
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"e"'!''ou' '"''eS so"''' "e'' "' "'ncne''e'' "
5'"'a' anu mas alre"uy oeeh uSeu ior '"e '"'e''"e
Of iron ore, and the result has proved it to be ye'
rVa -, g. lot,
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W Big Pdy-Thc young man, Ewing, who
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was lhuICteC az Ne"-IldFcH, INhh., IoG an daSdul