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A case was tried yesterday, in the Com
mon Pleas, before Judge Kelly, in which
the right Of a newspaper publisher 10 exact
payment from a subscriber, who neglects or
refuses TO give notice 10 stop his paper, was
fully tested. The case was that of Philip R.
Freas Us. Jacob Haas. It was an action TO
recover The subscription price of the Ger
mantown Telegraph for IL years. The pa
per was left al a public house in the vicinity
OF the Defendants stall, in CallowhilL street,
(the.defendaat being a butcher at the time,)
at the express direction of MIR. Haas, where
il continued 10 be left for the space of time
stated. The defence was W fcld-ist, the
statue Of limitations and I'd, that the paper
should have been left at the residence of the
defendant, as il was known 10 the Plaintiff
William S. Frice for plainliff; &c, Brightly
fot defendant.
Jade Kelly charged the jury, that where a
person subscribed for a paper. and gives d.
REGIONS where it shall be left, he is c"und 70
pay for il, unless he prescribes he tims for
which il shall be left. If a subscriber wish.
es to discontinue his paper, il is his duty to
square his accounts and then give notice for
a disconlinuance. If paper is sent 10 a
person through The Post Office, and he sakes
il ont, he is bound to pay for it. II a sub
scriber changes his residence, il does not
follow that the carrier must take notice Of il,
and . delivery Of the paper al the place
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Heavy swindle.

A mar named David Leaman, engaged in
the milling business, near New Holland
Lancaster coualy, after buying a large
amount of grain aud -four on credit, and
converting il into cash, suddenly LEFT for
s'parts unknown, 2 last week, leaving his
creditors to whistle for their money. The
amour, of his swindling operations has been
estimated at from $4,000 to 10000. He
had lately purchased a mill property fol
which he promised TO pay on the first Of
this month. A great deal Of disappointment
has been occasioned BY this affair.
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

A MAYon FIXING HImsELr.-Mayor Kings
land has been filming the merchants of New
York city for obstrucling the side walks with
their boxes, bales, and barrels of goods
Some of the sufferers retaliated by keeping
watch over the large wholesale establish
meut Of the Mayor, who is himself a mer.
chant. The other day they caught the May.
or's employers mapping, Q ntered complaint
before his honor and Obliged him 10 foe
himself three hundred dollais.
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WEALTHY Men OF New ORLEAss.-In the
second municipality, New Orleans, there are
seventy persons whose aggregate wealth to
more than twelve millions of dollars, which
is about one fourth of the whole assessed
real and personal properly of the municipali-
W. This is certainly an instance uncommon
in America Of the unequal distribution Of
wealth. Three .pessens pay taxes upon
$500 900 worth Of assessed property, seven
on s25o,Ooo, six on $500 900, and thirteen
on $780, 600, fiiy persons on various sums
over 500 900.
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The new ludie disrict district BID -
received from ~ aouss.
The bilI divosoiee WIN. Neads and Eliza,
his vic.
fsslII in sessic6 .. 10 o'cloek.1
HOusr-The Nj 10 repssl cstain laws
exemptins pfopsEy from taxation, was ,sksn
up and passed
The resolutions relative 10 the tariff were
then taken up, and after soms discussion
postponed for The present, yeas Al nsys Al.
The bill repealing the sixth section of ths
anti. kidnapping law Of 1sz7, was shheu sp
and passed finally.
The House refused, by a vote Of yeas As,
nays 81, to take up the bill providing for 4
System of free banking in this Common
wealth.
The bill relating 10 The s ,squehanna Rail.
road passed the House finally, as Il came
from the Senate. It contains authority foe
the Company TO build on either side Of the
Susquehanna.
Tho bill relating TO The election OF judges,
and to regulate certain judicial districts ia
The northern part Of the State, also passed d.
nally. Adjourned.
The General Appropriation Bill was i'm.
mediaiely taken up and p~asscd-ysas ~,
nays 20.
IL a~rproPria'ss $4,000 10 the North
Branch Canal, and the same amount to the
improvement Of the Portage Railroad, aud
any surplus remaining in tho T~roasury to DO
equally divided befween tho two.
The bill also allows the city aud county Of
Philadelphia sis JUDI es, at a salary Of s25-
90 each. Three Judges Of tho Cisltict Court
and three Of tho Common Pleas.
There is no loan authorized BY bin, and
the million small note issue was let out.
The HOUSE was still il session at 10.
Harrisburg, April is, fssi.
SgSArE.-The Senate last night aior my
report clos vi, took up tbs General Appropri-
a;ion Bill as il came from the House, and
passed it finally without a divisiouo or amend.
ment.
Tussday-Ths Senate took up and concur-
red in sundry Hoase amendmenis 70 Senate
bills; after which she bill Incorporating the
Bache Institute was taken up and passsJ.
The Secretary of The Commonwealth bo-
ing introduced, a few minuies before IL
o'clock, presented several communications
from the Governor which were read, pend.
Ing a motion 10 adjourn siae de.
Mr.. Speaker Matthias thea arose and de-
clared tie Senate Adjourned.
H~ovsE--Upon the assembling OF the House
this morning, a resolution Of ,hlaks w4s Of
fered to the Hon. Joh- Cessna, Speaker, for
the ability and inipartiality evineed In IT'D
discharge of his official duties, and adspted
unanimously.
The Senate Bill repeating the 9Th section
of the ami kidnapping law Of 1917, was Ia
ken up and passed ~fnalIy--yeas. 81; nays
80, under a call for the previous question.
The House then took d recess until half.
past eleven o'clock.
Upon re-a-sembling, the several commits
tees having made report, the Speaker address
sed the members III a brief bu, eioqueut ami
happy speech. Tae House thu. adjourned
sine die.
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AS We Exprc, rD-Il has been established

As WE EXPECT ED-h has been established
by . post morlem examination, that the man
Calender, of York, who died a few hours
after e~nsuring his life in the Harrisburg Life
Insurance Company, committed suicide by
taking arsenic. If SO, the policy Of insu
rance which he sought thus fraudulenlly 10
convey the benefit to hus family, is of course
vitiated and that by his own criminal act
The very purpose for which the crime is
Committed, Is defeated by the crime itself
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yerr Characteri,,ic.

During the gloomiest period OF tho Mexi.
can war, General Houston sen, the following
racy note 20 a brother soldier.
CkMp WEsr OF BRAzos, April 6, 1896.
MAJ: l wish that a company of spies
would range as suggested BY you. The
army increases and The enemy do not ad.
vance as yet, Re inducements are arriving
from The East. The army i in good spirits,
and the General sober.
Your ob't ssrv't.
SAM HOUSTON, Com-in.Chief
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

The Plurality Law of Massachusetts has
been signed by the Governor, and is there
fore a law. Where there was no choice OF
Congressman on Monday the next trial will
settle the matter, as then the candidates hav-
ing the highest number Of votes will be
elected.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

RELAriEc THE TRAcK-The Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad, are
about to relay their track between Whining
ton and Baltimore. The Company have pur-
chased six thousard tons Of heavy rail, half
Of which is from the Montour Iron Works,
at Danville, Pa.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

AZ Judge Parsons has decided thai a man
owns the ground in front of his house as full
~ as any o.het part Of the premises, saving
Aan1sAt Of The publicto pose sad repass,
and consequently has a fight TO use all the
force recessary 10 compel any disorderly per
son 10 go away.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17
DIED,

DIED.
In Bloomsburg on Saturday morning, April
18th. Mrs. Hannah Elizabeth Russell wits
Of Warren Russell, aged about 30 years.
In Bloomsbury, suddenly, on Friday NOR
ming, April4, MAcy ELIzAnETH, infant dangh-
Ter Of Elias & Rebecca Hicks, aged 3 moeths,
end 10 days.
In Valley township, Montonr county, ON
the I'd inst, HAsHAH, daughter Of benjamin.
and Hester McMahon, Ia The nth year Of
her age.
In D~anyills, on Tuesday of last week,
JoEATHAN SAsELE, aged 81 yean, leaving >
wife and one child 70 mourn his loss.
Ia Derry township, Montour county, on
"Wednesday morning of last weak, Col.
THoMAs MooanEab. ia The stlh year Of his
sse
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

CHAkGE.--The Postmaster General has ap
pointed ]. c. Howe Postmaster at Davidson
in Sullivan county, in the place of A. c.
WILDER who isnow appointed Postmaster al
New Laporte, Sullivan county in the place Of
w. A. Mason.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

AZ When the case Of Astfologer Roback
called up in the Quarter Sessions Of
Philadelphia, he was non ut mpentas, and SO
his recognixance was forfeited.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

~ A very serious Gre occurred at Dus
more, Luzerne county, or Friday of last
week, by which, we are informed, nine
buildings were destroyed, and a large amount
Of personal properly.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

AZ The Governor has appointed Samuel
Bel, Esqa Of Rea'n; an Associate ledge
Of The Courts Of Berks county, in place Of
the lsle Judge High, whose commission *
pifsd IN the day Of his decease.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

1rThs Dslxhters OF America in Lsncas-
te1--sn association started there some two
years sincs-numtsr two hundred and twsn-
" members and IRE wouh ersr ene ihous.
aud dollars.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

U A Waterman at Norristown on one
night of last week caught a burglar IN a
who was a stranger and gave his name
as William Moore Of Dansille, Pa. He was
committed TO Jail.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

The New CouNTye-We observe in the
late proceedings OF the Senate that the Mon.
ongahela county bill has been tefeaied BY a
vote of IL to ia,-nine members absen. or
not voting
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17
MARRIED..

BY the Rev d. s. Tobias, on ths iolh inst.
AIr. JOHN MoRRisoN Of Cooper township
Moniour county, 10 Miss ELIZA HflxBacx, of
Maiiony tp.
Ga Thursday the 10Th inst, BY Rev Charles I
Kaibfus, Mr.. JAcon L. EYEa, and Miss SARAu
Low, both Of Williamspon.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

n Hood was the parent Of thai uncon.
scious remark Of the child of a drunkard,
who was said 10 take after his father "Ah,
father leaves nothing to take"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

judgements have been obtained on 5000
OF the above stated bills discounted,
On the 5th Of November 1850, a dividend
was declared Of 3 per cent, on The capital,
amounting TO 50, ia 10.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

~ A law has been passed fixing the sal.
lariss of the County Commissioners Of Berks
at $3.50 per snnum instead Of $50 as here
tofore.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

A WomAN's RJcnrs C~osSENrIos is 10 be
held BY the friends Of Self Government
aud Human Equality" at Akron, Summit
county Ohio, on Wednesday, 2slh Of May
next.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

E The Commissioners OF Clinton coun-
~ are about to receive proposals for building
a new Jail at Lock Haven.
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n Webster, the uncle Of Mrs, Cosden,
has confessed that he was the murderer Of
the Cosden family in Kent county, Maryland.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

Br The Rev. Vim ]. Clark, has resigned
he Rectorship 9f Chris Church, Gpiscoaal)
Williamspori, and win ,assc charge Of an Insti.
tuition OF Leaning, in Jhe city Of Washing
ton,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

JupcE WooDwAnp has resumed the prac-
lice Of law at Wilkesbarfe in connection
with his nephew Warren J. Woodward, Esq
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

Hr The Harrisburg correspondent Of the
Pennsyiuaniaa /; -;l-s date Of tho 18th says-
"rhe bill regulating matters beiw6su Col.
umbia and Montour has passed both Houses.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

Pennsylvania LEGlelATUnE.
Harrisburg, ArtlI 9.
sENArr.-<hds. Crabb moved 10 snlea The
18th section, ~ providing that h{{esiisE
there uhall be but three Judees, iiax& oi
-four, 10 the Frat Judicial District ehich
was agreed to--yeas a2. nays 9 He moved
also 90 70 amend q 10 inorssse The salaries
Of the Judges Of the District Court Of PhiIa:
deIphia to $2e00.
Mr.. Packer moved 10 amend the amend.
msns by fixing The salaries Of the Judgss Of
the District Court At $500, which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Konigmacher moved further to amend
the section, so as TO increase the salaries of
the Judges in the Lancaster District 10 $4,000,
which was agreed to-ysas 10, nays 20.
Executives Session The Senate, meeting
this afternoon, went into Executive session,
aud confirmed The following n~ominailons
George Chambers, 10 be an Associate JUS
tice ofthe Supreme Court, in place Of Thorn.
us Burnside, dec'd.
James T. Hale, TO be President Judge Of
the Fourth Juicial District, in place Of
George w. Woodward, whose term has OK
pired.
oa''',' " ~ fA''e '1'se
~ "o oouy = DA.
for the County Of Warren,
s No
Harrisburg, April ia.
Bills detsd On.-The bill so incorporate
the Anthracite Bank of Tamaqua, came up
in order on third reading and was passed f..
nally-yeas 5, nays r.
The bill TO charter the Farmers Bank Of
pitfsburg came mp in orler on third reading,
and was passed fiually-yeas II, nays Il.
Afermoon Session On motion OF Mir.
Buckalew, the Senate resumod the consid-
Grafton Of The bill 10 .re-annsx the county OF
Moniour 10 the County Of Columbia, The
question pending being a motion 10 strike
out oil after the elacting clause, and insert
a provision annexing several townships now
within the limits Of The new county, to the
county Of Columbia.
Mr.. Buckalew modified his proposition BY
adding a new section, authorizing the citi-
zens Of the said townships after their re.an.
neAa''oh y Communism ~ ~ .
rata nj tho .nn..l, xfhnfh0r thar xrnt.tl ~
so'e :. ~ Psop'', "ney Nouu
.,' : S. -
10 no p,'" sm As'ssl ~
~ : .s ps'a : 500 ''s
-
800.
~ aoae : a.' 90 ~"
S.'y,ve ""1 @pp's "s
No,a' D'apo" Saaa', s4ov,oov 'ne nao
81 .'a'ss oi 'ne io''ase l'a'l'ua' c ,oO,,oV
n. .'''"l's .ne ou'so oa =" ooo .na
80 e,''I sa
Mr.. psruiman addressed the uou,e in on.
position 10 the amendment. and Mr.. A. i.
Brown in favor.
-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

From the annual report of this bank to the
Auditor General We gather the following
statistics as 10 It's condition on the 4,h Of
Nnyarhor lasg
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

RHoDE IsLAsp.--The Providence Journal,
Wing, says, The General Assembly Of that
place, nov stands, including the Lieutenant
Governor
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-04-17

ADvERflsiso a WlfE--ln The rates Of Ad.
vertising Of the " Kentucky Flag we find
that The Editor charges five dollars 'sfor adj
vsnfising o srifs.p The item Is included in
the regular scale of prices. We suppose
there is small income from that source IN the
region Of Maysville, and hence the unusual
ly high charge for notification 10 the public
that a wife had left her husbands domicil
for better or worse. Or perhaps the Editor
considers himself entitled 10 as good a fee
for announcing The separation Of husband
and wife, as the Clergyman received for
uniling the parlies-ths husband being as
willing to pay the charge ia the one case as
in the other /!
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