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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
CailOrla Debate in the Standardization Be-
tween F00te and Benton.
VASE. sGrox, March go P. VI.


senate Mr.. Clemens, of Alabama, pre-
sented IA petition from tie citizens OF Alabama,
pray ing that the blessings Ct Slavery may De
extended 10 every State ia the Uuon.
Mr. Foute moved that the biii organizing
Territorial Governments in California ana
New Mel 0 be taken up, for the purpose of
maxim. II the special order for early day.
\ most excitt & passage between Mr.. Foote
and Col. Benton ensurd. Mr.. Benton, as the
friend Of California, gave notice 10 those who
denied her admission, that they must now
stand by her California was entitled to the
consideration Of the Senate, and herright was
uol to be postponed.
Mr. Foote replied with warmth, and in
obliged in a personal attack upon Benton inn
puguing the motives OF his ions, aud ntl-
rrl,ius HAT his new boru friendship for Cali
fornia. was not tor the sake OF her people, bat
because OF the presence of her Senator, whose
admission would back him up, and sustain
him IN tile Senate He WAS looking forward
with most ievctISh anxiety. lie also couteu-
&c hat the California question had no pre-
cedrnce by right.
Benton replied: l believe this is the A
melicHn SENATE; / believe by The laws OF The
Sent aud rules of doeorum, personalities and
ATTACKS upon motives were forbidden. The
attacks which have been made upon my mo
tipss are Ease and cowardIy.
Foote, "a lis remarks, replied to the charge
OF cowardIce, ara said: feel bouud 10 say
nlw, when the Senator IS here, to remove Ger
tain stlius to his tscutcheol, of which know
the history as we'll as any man in Christen-
dou-aI!us.ous to which ought 10 cause his
cIeek 10 lie sutfused with deep blush OF
shame.
The Senator remains in lis present attitude
wtaouI iaat sp 'ciai dlscTedt with which he
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Law 4 Order in Milwaukee,

The friends Of Law and Order in Nil
waukeec have held several meetings Of late
which haze been numerously attended, and
at which resolutions have been passed o
very different nature from those adopt
ed BY the meeting over which the May
or presided, a few weeks since They
come boldly out. and state that the con
duet Of the Mayor has been such in re
gard to the late riots as to render him 4
disgrace to the city, and very politely re
questel him to resign; but we reckon
he wont do it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
STATE o. wlscos'rs- Iowa Corzrr, s..
I0i"II y -HIH6THt TO.HF

To EnwIy +. WILLIAMS.
Sga)U are hereby notified that writ Of attach
3 ment has been issued against You. and your
property attached TO satisfy the demands OF Fran
cs Vivian and Thomas Dayey, late merchants and
co-psrtncrs doing business under the name, style
and firm OF Vivian d Davey. amounting 10 sixty
nine dollars and eighty-nne cents and costs OF suit.
Now unless you shall appear before Samuel Ihom-
as. Justice OF the Peace in and for SAID County,
at his Office in said Town, on the Goth day of APP
ri 4. D. 1880 at 10 clock in the forenoon judg-
meat will be rendered against you and your prop
erty sold TO pay the debt.
Dated this 4th day of April A D-IS5O
VIVIAN s DAEEY Plaintiff
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Death oTyohE, &. Calhoun.

The Telegraph this morning, brought
Us intelligence that this great Southern
Statesman is no more The particulars
of his death we have not received
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
EErEALo. March =.


tArAL SGEATBoaT ENpLosIov NEAR
d .FFALo.-Ihe Steamer Troy blew up on
entering the mouth of the Eiarara .n her
way 70 Black Rock The smolo rfra-
were blown of. and She was otherwise bad
L injured Or Lewis persisted The Bgr
falo papers publish the following list n
persons injured and killed NicboIa. Tell
and small boy killed Instantly The fl
lowing were 50 badly injured they cannot
recover. ) Post. engineer Toledo. DIN,
John Buckley, Lyman Harris. eoloro6
man man. Erie. Pennsylvania, very doubtful
" liam Washington, Kirkland. Ohio. :
: ;, lily, injured Thomas Evans. seaman
9leoo. o4l'. /. Converse Naamoc CITY
ONO; 7. d. Freelaad, Patrick OF 4, 4.
Aaumee CITY: IL . Bailey. Genesea Val
lev, New York. Seeera. small children
were badly scaIded
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

MURDER-The body of Mr. Rose, Of
Charlestown Massachusetts,, who died last
summer, Of cholera, as was supposed. las
been exhumed and found to contain large
quantities IF arsenic John Pasiual on
trial for poisoning Mrs Rose, Is supposed
to have administered II
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Washers TEIAL.-The trial Of Pro
fessor Webster IS progressing slowly
The testimony on the part of the prosecu-
ton IS much more conclusive than was an
tieipatcd, and unless it Is rebutted BY the
defense, his chances look rather gloomy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Sac # WISCONSIN. Io,ca County Sc.
Torn Of 4HifiIn.

In Js,.ioes C'7,a. tejors Ro5ert H MilLer Ji.s'n
2f HE Teaee.
To LoUIs HELLNAN.
9eaOU are hereby notified that writ OF attach
~ ment has been issued against you and your
property attached 10 satisfy the demand OF Benla'
min Ripley, amounting to Twenty-four dollars
now unless you shall appear before K. NJ. MILES
Justice of the Peace, IN and for said County,a al
MS Office in said Town of Mitfiin, on Twenty-1iih
day of April at twelve o'clock noon of said day
Judgment VIII be rendered against you, and your
property sold to pay the debt
26* BENJAMIN RIPLEY Pldint,f.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
THE TRi5 i \ b
Mineral Poiat, April 5. 1850.
TOWN ELECTION.

The election for Town officers IN this
Town ON TUESDAY last passed almost I'M
noticed So little interest was felt in the
result that only 150 votes were polled,
and that too in a precinct capable ofPoll-
ing 600. This is not right. Eve-y man
should take an interest in the selection OF
Town officers. for it Is just as necessary,
for the prosperity Of town to have hon
est and competent officers, as a state or
county The following IS l-st Of the Off
GERS elected.
neutrality-suspicious. Riddle, Charm
John b Terry,
Patrick 0Dowd
Town Clerk-Thomas S. Allen
Sup Schools.-Sam Crawford
Treasurer Richard Thomas,
Assessor.-Mattlew Bennett,
Justices.-Eber Poulk
Barnard Doyle.
Sealer Weights and measures,
John II Vivian.
Constables Emory Healy,
John Uren,
John Stanley.
1t was voted to raise tax for Roads
and Bridges. two mills on the dollar: for
the support Of Schools two mills, and for
the support of Paupers, one mill on the
dollar,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

l[olAE RELIcs.-The la35rers engaged
5 .eElng the trenches for the foundation
q; the Gas Works, Ut ClarG's Point. IL
g -and, have ezhumed several skeletons
supposed to be Indian, being partly envel-
oFeo Ia birch bark in good state of
pres arvst.on
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Iowa CoUsTT, lows OF MINERAL PoIST. IS.
IL justices Court

lou arl hereby notified that a writ Of Attach
ment has been issued against you and your prop
erty attached 10 satisfy the demand OF c. c. Wash
bE.rue and Cyrus Woodm1n, amounting TO Twen.
Jy-three dollars and fifty cents-Now unless you
shall appear besorc Philip w. Thomas. Justice
o! the Peace, IN AMI FOR said County at his office
IN sad Town on the 26th day Of April, A. D. 1850
n tea clocS in tie forenoon, Judgment viii Be
rendered against you and Your property sold to SAT
i=ty the debt.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, 4. D, 1880.
20 WA~uBCRNE q WOODMAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

- Mineral IS in better demand at
present. than 1t has been for a long time
$500 and 1850 are paid for choice
lots
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

%The Sea Serpent has lately been
seen OF the coast Of South Corolina, with
er he has gone for the benefit of his health
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

g.
~

n this village. yesterday morning april fth)
CABo.lvE STROLL. daughter OF LaasIay ana
Emi'iue B5uaa.l, aged months and - days
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Slowing to a press OF Job work. our
paper has been delayed this week little
beyond the usual time
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

determine nc - fue9'i'H anu = a.
IhVoiViS .'le ,iaI ~ -, =, a.
- III nitr,i;, ieii ei
$50, ~ ,o,;cn Sbn,Id ,ba o,a,,1i,,ea he
e,,,,.fa-od If the necessity of susnen dino or
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-. t,;l9,
W., ,,o,io, e. i,,a,,,rsio,, o.
Sc + 'i t =
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e 'il1 men '''ii7' meme ~ ne
ImpIlc&'fG He"''eI ." present OF NOT me III
r's'9e may .o0t ~ anu ul.'l III .i'e
Il. Wo-lnITds OF me .i''noe.s present Young
~ a. - =. ~ III - - 80
nc - iSi'i' ''''' '- 1.-i 49, '''i'0
s"ei motion - -, - '1'J
"i5 'e".'l l'"'" nc ''.a' .-ir'
sse. ., "n1h ,''s e'''S''" q + 'olH'''!''g &c
aP2o'a'eu ".''l' So - q Ills @i''c'e' s""i
r't ne a,.'t"It",5 - ~ Pi.Aea' ei''eI % '"o'e
interested s:aAi nave inc pENLega q an appeal
y me biF'Sloh-A.," a. me time up pol"'eI lot
Ly nag ne appeal me committee 7i'-t present
% Inc DIVISION, IN wiring iae grounds on
"i'ie" '..5F Cec.7'o" was .o"iaeI ana ''5
go. u. TAG q =. oT.'7 'ga'T
49, 10 -''u 80 80" 9.'.t'
1s'ei'.l'0 Ie o'icC'i'eSS - 'iie uscls!o" Oh I!e
commune by majority 81 lhe Folea present.
- o. Any mehoa. ha'lhT Desn expelled
silil moi De proposed o.! membership under
SIX iho'Il"S IRON 5, ne o. G;le 6. eAP"is.on.
an Iii t-ais-
NJ ' .. : .'l-,.iy ems snail com
H'eiI7 ,i ne U.s. % I'c-"ge'' january April
and jay o1csTs elected previous 10 the eA-
-. 'i q - ma. ''.' en-. S' DC emitted 10
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

The solution of the chloride of zinc is an
efectual remedy against bed bugs 1t is
applied with a brush and is the discovery
Of Sir VIM Burnett
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
AR /. I.-NAlIE.

C0NSIIIiI TON.
ART. I.-NAuE.
SEC. l. This association shall be known as
. Hazel Green Division 80. B, Of the Sons ol
Temperance" Of the Territory Of Wisconsin.
ART. I-PLEDaz.
No brother shall make. buv, sell or use as
a beverage, any SPIrtuaus or Malt Liquors.
Wine or Cider
ART. III-OgricrRz.
The officers shall consist Of W. P, W. A..
r. S, 4. K. s, +. <, T., e.. A. c.. /. :.
AMI Q. Sail Of whom shall lie elected hy
ballot every three months, viz. last REGULAR
meetings ia September, December. March and
June, and insta led the first regular meetings
in October, January April ard Juiv.
ART. IY--DcTIgs or OEFl Frs.
SIC. /. 1t shall be the duty If the ". 2
to preside in the Division, enforce due 3D.
seryaUce Of the Constitution and Bylaws.
and exact compliance to tie rules and u.a-
ges Of the Order; to see that all officers per
form their respective duties; appoint all com
mittees and officers not otherwise provided
tor; give the casting vote On all matters before
the Division when q tie may occur; INSPECT
and announce the result Of ali 5allotiur or 9th
ct votes; direct the Il. :. t. cal! sreci4I meet
lngs when applicat on shall be made in yyrj.-
ing by five members Of the Division: draw
upon i. FIR all sums necessary TO paw the ben
Gifts provided for by the Constitution and By
Laws, and other appropriations made bv the
Division. He shall on the night he vacates
the chair, see that the quarterly returns are pre-
pared for the Grand Division. and the per cent
age appropriated, and forward the same i'm time
for the quarterly session, certified hy him. with
the seal Of the Division. He shall perform
such other duties IS the Division or his cbarra
shall rpuuire of him
Sec. ,. 1t shall be the duty Of the W. 4
to render the ". P. such assistance as he NAV
require Of him, and in the absence Of the "
P. the W. A. shall perform his duties.
Sec. 3. The r. s. shall keep a fair and i'm
partial record Of the proceedings Of the Divi-
sion, write communications, notify all subor-
dlnate Divisions not more than ten miles from
its place of meeting, within one week after, Of
the name, occupation and residence of every
person suspended. rejected or expelled from
this Division. He shall fill up certificates
notify meetings when ordered by the w P
attest TO all moneys ordered to be paid az reg
ular meeting, and none other. He shall max
out at the end of his term for the Division, g
full report Of the proceedings during his Term
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

The Ala California IS now published at
Sal Francisco as "a duity paper
iLF~Nrw Oaeaus prp-rs IRE advocating an
entire revision Of ihe Constitution Of LouIsI-
ana.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

CF7The Board OF Commissioners OF Nexi
can claims has adjourned. CLAIMS amount
Jag 10 S!2.0UO,oO0 have been presented
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

L ~ TOO POOR To GIVE Up sly FArEG ~
y woman in blaine recently renewed her
subscription to a Portland paper, with
TIA remark that she was infinitely too
F3or to do without it There is great
deal c9mprchended in this dee.arat on
Parf ie-cven those who art ii straiGhteu-
al circumstance dis euse with ma
ny tiincs rather than with a newspaper
Hiw much has even the poorest saved by
art@utiveiy pcru-ing some enc Of TIE pub
II journals which have been theirdaiiy CT
weekly visitaut, Itsaould be universal
Is admitted fact that a newspaper Is one
81 the accessories. not one Of the luzurics
oE life. Every journalists ID the country,
hE.taZln- his memory a moment, could ca
SLY illustrate tie truth Of the position
and indeed there are very few IN any com
muaity whose experience does not enable
the'l 10 bear testimony to il. \ newspa-
res i q mime Of wealth to millions. who if
they never saw one would have reason to
saE that they were poor indeed-LotceH
j9tragL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

sd AINTS-5O kegs white lead IN oil ma
~ barrels dry white lead, l half barrel red %.
one barrel black lead, lampblack, chrome gfsea
and yellow, and a general assortment OF PainglV'
sale at the New Drug Store by T RoIpLf'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

\ very eXt-aord.ury ard uarraccdcut.
ed .5ccIrreUcetook place on board tae AFr-
s. 5re ship belonging to sIr Nar-e0 OF
HadldsdtcL. on her LoYlaTala VOYAGE
from Calcutta in Nay last Shortly after
the shin had crossed the line Captain
Brown. tie master had occasion to pull at
r.te passing through a block winch
was badly secured with some rope warm
WhiIst tus@ NJ at the rope lie bloc, gave
wa. and his own impetus Suddenly carried
him over tie side \ note NcwfolEd.
laad dog. which was q creat favor.ta on
bearI with the generous instinct natural
to us species. jumped il 70 lis masters
rescue and selling him bv the collar
brought him in safety alaag side. when
both were ho.sted on board 1t was only
then that the danger 70 which the captain
AMI his brave deiiycrer bad .acn subjected
became fully evident 4 haze s,ark who
lad been playing tnr some time about
watching for w.adlalIs had marked the
captain for lis prey. and was making to-
wards Lim just rs his fo-r3sated dellve.cr
bounded to his assistance They did not
however escape altogether uu-catacd. for
just As they were getting up thu side their
vo1acious assoilant bit avai half the dogs
tal The gratitude oftae captain for Ills
ae:able escape will be better felt tuan drs-
cra,ad effected as it was in 50 providea-
tai a manner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
.nlsomz lot Of BE.IDY N4DE
Gi0EFaS0g

mer wear.
Also CAR Krr Boots &, Shoes. coar DO Tor
Alea and Boys Ladies Caters Bus ,ins T.es,
lace Boots. SC, Sc. Caldrcu shoes Of al quail
ties in great variety. and Will he offered at such
prices as cannot TAI. TO give entire satisfaction.
ladies' and Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase
would DO well 10 ell ana examine for themselves
where ,Le subscribers VIII be always on hand 10
show their goal> ~ IA pleasure 20 al who may IL
yor them with Il call
TREGASkIS s. BROTHERS
SHEPPARD & B0NNELL. have removed 10
Stephenson old stand ld door below Beacu's
Miss PORK, ID b5Is just received and Tor
sl.cat q. ~ COBB'S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Elihu Burritt the learned Blacksmith
has been leetUring IN Rochester y \
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

OrENIN5 or CANALs.--The PENNSYLVANIA
nHd Oaio Canal was opened on Monday last.
NavIga'ian VIII b. resumed on the ONO Ca
uul or the ST Of April
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
BONNET & CAP RIBBONS,
BRO1DCLOTHS.

Pzzin and FnHcy FeSfjaqS. &atiae,ts,
Ttcee3z, JealS, -HoleSklnS, Cords.
b. e.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
ARTICLE XI

No alteration OF addition shall be made to
this Constitution, unless by two-thiTd vote
Of The National Division
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-14
Better from California,

We are permitted to make the follow ing extracts from letter written by Mr. JAMES 0. L. WADswoRTH, formerly of this village, dated, San Francisco, Dec.
 30, ls49---
 Isee by the last papers that thousands upon thousands are on, their way to this country. If any that I or you knew, want to come here, tell them l say stay at home and | am as capable of judg- ing. as almost any one, for l have lived here three years, and have, travelled the country from ono end to the other. Ma ny here left, home and friends but a few months. since, with beatirg hearts and higa. expectations, and have found to their sorrow, that, their air.built castles have, fallen to the ground, and they, rue the. day, they ever left the comforts of a good home to, seek for gold among the mountains of California. Gold is here probably in.,greater abundance, and can be got with less trouble, than in any place that was eyer known before i; yet for all that. but few. are. able, and fewer still are willing to undergo the tolls and2p.iyations of digging for gold. Nearly every, one who comes here. is unaccustomed to the hard labor necessary to success, and com ing such a, a,distance and living SO long on ship, board. it, is wonder more do not die. l,consider,the climate. lofthis coans try as healthy as any in the world, but change of climate and the reasons given
 .boye, have caused q great deal of sick ness among the, new corners. Many are now lying sick, with nothing but canvass tents to- cover them, and their beds the .nnther earth--and it being, the rainy season now, their situation can be ina slned. In a place called Happy Valley, but half mil. from my. office in which I am now writing, l was told a, day, ors two since that hundreds lay theie sick and many of them dying. A public meeting was called for the relief of the sick and destitute, and l am glad to say that our citizens responded to the. call in the most saJstoatiai manner, and that ample means were provided for the re- def of the suffering. 9a .aaaa
 Last Monday morning. large fire oc- cured here, which destroyed the Parker House and some 30 other buildings, con. suming over a million dollars forth of property. The building in which we do our business was five times in solid sheet of flame, but happily there was no wind, and by almost superhuman efforts 1t was saved. Had it been burnt, there is ao telling where the fire would have stopped. as there the devouring element ,would have crossed the street and the whole business part of San Francisco would have been but heap of smoking aruins., It is but seven days since this .,6go took, place, and on the sites of the buildings burnt, ten large houses are si- lded up. and shingled, and in seven more days business will be done in them as iusual.- whilst. in a month from this, a stranger would never dream that a fire had ever ragged. incur young and thriv- ing eisy.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-14

ZRs Storm on Safurauy Night.-For a fow days past the travel on the Nau- gntuck Railroad has been interrupted in consequence of the effects of the sterm and freshet of Saturday night. The ter. icho Bridge near Plymouth, and the Hop Bridge below Naugatuck, were rendered impossible. The waters of the Nauga. tuck have. no: BeeR so high before in several years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Humbugyiag Me Gouernment a.d False

l. IzTeIcWCeSS H
 | Officer Smith arrived in town yesterday
 afternoon, from Albany, having in his pos. seAaivn a man by the name of Jonathan II. Green, but more commonly known as
 the '' RefOrmed- Gambler" The charge
 preferred against hin, is obtaining dry
 goOds and money lo4lhe, amount Of $45S, pnihe year l648, frcms Silas w. Spauld- Ehng, No. 32O ,Bleecker s,., dry goods dealer,
 which goUds and money are allsdged 10 have .been Oblaincl by false; and fraudulen, rep.
 Presentations. II seems ihA, Green became
 acquainted with Spaulding, and represented
 that he had been appointed sscrel United Sta,ys ,,iarShai, employed by the governs |'ment foE,ahe purpose of detecting counter. jleiiers,> >ip the. niAnafac,ure of bank bills
 and coin, and showed a documsn, as. hts
 cretensial upaer, which he ac.ed, and in laccprdance therewi,h he proposed to make
 MT. ,Spaulding one of hs ,dcpu.ies, and to pay nm fifty dollars . month Splnlding. believing the s.O;y Of Green. accepred the p opossd ,lepuyship, and during. this tune,
 G,een managed to 0bsaiRshe pIoper.y, and n,uney, from. SD ,uldiag, under the hglief fihat all was right. But from the suhse.
 qucnt ac.s oi, Green, Mir. Sraplding beca me suspicious, and wrote, to MT, H. R; qillei.
 the solicitor to the Sec.e,arys, Depay;men,. oa the 25,h of March, last, and ireceiysd an arswer that Green had, some time pre-.
 views represented ,ha, he coGll be, very. ser. viceable to the government in, the de.ecliOn of coun,ciieilera of coin. Under this belief. Mir. Gillet recommended him to the conf
 dence, of the. different United States Dis. 1 nict Attorneys, for the detection of, guilty
 parties. A sholt time elapsed, and il was ] sscerlalned by Mr. Gillet that Green vas humhagging the Government; tha, he did
 aot possess tue information that he pre,en.
 dca, and lhereiore revoked the recon laentn- ftinp. Green then charged $50 under the
 head of expenses, which the Goverurnen p,,d nnd dismissed any further businsss Il wiih ,him, Notwithstanding this disnss- lsal, he reprsssassa ln Mt. Sps uliing ,ha,
 shs was s,lil, in the sccre, employ of the \, .gove~nment, and thus ohlained the propexly, NJ On his arrest, the officer took from his peT. lisaa bad bilbior $5O0 on the Philadelphia
 Bank, $40 on lhe Northern Bank of Ken. lucky, kewise iwo cancelled $500 Treasu.
 ry Notes. lusuce, MpIior, commi,,rd tho
 accused to prison ipr.a further hearing.
 l ~. F. ..srald.