Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Number 2,

settle the same
The Joint resolution from the Senate
requesting the President TO direct a
national vessel to bring Kossuth and
his companions TO this country was
passed.
An Intellectual attempt was made 10
take up The Senate bill to appropriate
land TO the INDECENT insane, and the bill
to create the office of Lieut. General
in the army.
Ignatus Mudd, Commissioner of the
Public Buildings, died this morning.
Senator Benton has been very i'll for
the past few days, but is now rapidly
recovering.
EXTENSIVE HAUL OF CoUNrEnFErp
PAPER MoNEY-UpUards # 100000
rccovered-Officer ]. e. D. Cozzenf.
Of the night police, returned from JEFF
ferson county, Missouri, last evening,
bringing with him upwards Of $780,.
600 in counterfeit money, obtained
from the residence Of John S. Moore.
who figured SO extensively in passing
the counterfeit Missouri ffties in Cal
ifornia. Having business n Jefferson
county, officer Cc2zens repaired 10 the
late residence Of Moore, situated FIVE
miles from Hii!,boro, on SUNDAY last.
and commenced general search OF
the premises. Under The tioog of al
clubhouse, built some years 2jnc5 bg
Moore, ostcnsibIy for a negro house,
the money was found, first placed in
an earthern jug securely corked, the
lug Cncased in a wooden box, the
seams filed with pitch, to prevent the
action Of the air or water, the whole
surrounded with puIverized charcoal.
10 another box was found an engra,
ycrs press complete, and various engra.
ver's tools, secured after the manner Of
the CIonrv.
OF the TWO hundred thousand dollars
and upwards Of counterfeit paper
found, $4,000 was of the Missouri
tifties-the exact counterpart; of thosa
passed in California-tiled up and
ready for use; Sal 900 Of $500 Treas.
ury notes; sl2,4OO of 3l0O; Treasury
notes part filled up, large amount of
thrce's on the Merchants and the Me.
chonic's Bank of Michigan; ones, two's
, and thrce's Of the Ouowa Montreal
. (Canada) Bank, much mutila,ed; Texas
, scrip, of the denomination OF one hun.
. dred and five hundred dollars; portion
filed uY; ones and fve's Of the Hamik
ton County (Ohio) Bank; a large
r amount Of Georgetown twcnties; five
. hundred and one thousand dollar South
Carolina notes; Augusta, Georgia.
. tens; Indiana Cities; Louisville (kyI
IT, Ihree's; Kentucky State Bank fves and
tifties; Lafayette, Cincinnati Ohio, tens.
}. Farmers, Merchants and Manufaclurs
;, ers Bank Of Chilicolhe (Ohio) fves and
l. tens; Montreal (Canada) French paper
! ives, and several other descriptions in
.e all upwards Of twenty different plates
Y The money and press, from appear
] anccs, must have been placed under Tho
L. floor of the out.house by Moore, pre-.
! vious 10 Ills departure for California
,c lwo years ago, and from appearance
=. had not been molcsted when found by
le Cuzzcns. The greater portion Of the
I'd paper was well engraved and calcuIa
Ie ted to deceive. This discovery leave
- no doubt but that Moore's house, il
I'd Jefferson county, has for years beer
he the den Of an extensive gang Of coun,
of lerfeilers, and that he was leuSued il
&c with fraudulent men throughout th'
Union, The great variety and geneT
ally well finished character of thei
paper, will alone vouch for the exten
= siveness of their operations, The find
hs ing ofthe Missouri hlties shows con
,or clusiycly from what source that pape
.cn emanated, and will set at rest the ihou
sand and one rumorg that have engage
az public attention as to its origin. III
rs plates, nor indeed were any plates IT
zen covered, as was reported upon II
;ur street last evening, This indica,,
that the officers have not yet arrive
,od o. at head quarters, Other and perhap
an more extensive dens remain undisco'
cred Old Fugate's, in Shelby count.
re- Ky, nor Moore's in Jefferson county
to Mo-, are either the fountain head fror
: which has issued the spurious pape
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