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Citizenship.

Many OF our contemporaries, we observe,
assert that the Supreme Courl OF the United
States has decided in the ':Dred Scott case"
that colored man cannot be citizen OF a
Safe. Our cotemporar,es cannot have read
the decision in question, or they would
scarcely have hazarded so wild an assertion
Tor Chief Justice fancy expliciledly admitted
that citizenship of State, and citizenship Of
federal republic were two distinct things,
and thus man might be citizen of the one
without being citizen of the oiher. There
is nothing in The "Dred Scott" decision 10
dIsfranchise persons OF African descent whom
a Safe Gas Rhode Island for example) has
declared capable of voiing for its State Off
GERS. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
might tomorrow, if II chose, make colored
persons full citizens Of Pennsylvania, though
il could no, make them citizens Of The United
Sales, which is a different republic, and
which alone has the right TO determine who
lis cltizens are. II is important 10 keep this
distinction il mind. The Supreme Cout; o.
the United States, while II he's The consiiu
tonal right 10 determine who are citizens o.
the National Federal Republic, would b'
trarscending its powers 10 diciale TO this o
any olher S,aie, whom Pennsylvania or iha
other State should endorse with citizenship
-Phiia. Lcdger.
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Bank Suspension.

PITrsBuRe, March 2l.--The Bank OF New
Castle, the credit of which has for some
weeks been impaired, has finally stopped
payment, the amount of coin in the bank
yesterday, 10 redeem noles amounting to over
SlO0, 900, being jug, four dollars. The Cash
ier, Mr.. Wasonseller, i, is said, has abscond-
ed with $4,000. The Directors, who are
all men of responsibility, have been sadly
duped by the Cashier, who was a fast liver
and deeply involved IN eastern speculations
Large sums have been recklessly loaned 10
corporations, much of which will be lost
Among others, is an item of twenty thousand
dollars TO the Gramercy Bank of Indiana.
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appointments of Methodist ministers.

The Baltimofe Con ference OF the M. 4.
Conference of the M. F.. Church last week
made the annual appointments for the seve-
raj districts. On The Northumberland Dis
lricl Rev. THOMPSON MITCHELL is appointed
Presiding Elder. The residence is Lewis
burg. The circuits are filled as follows:
Williamsporl-Samuel Keppler
Newbery--James Gums, Finley b. Riddle
Muncy-Andrew w. Gibson, C. H. Savage,
Z. f.. Alien, Sup.
Milton--Sauuel Bans.
Milton Cifcuii-J. G. McKeehan, 2. b.
Ruch.
Lewisburs-John H. Dashell.
Mifllinburg--Samuel Creighton.
MISUNDERSTANDING II. Waring.
Sunbury-Thomas Tanyhill, Nj. l.. Drum.
Caiawissa-John A. DeMoyer, II. S. Men,
denhall. ....... .......
Danville-Wm. II. Wilson.
Montour Mission-James Gamble.
Bloomsburg-George Warren, N. w. Col.
| burn.
Orangeville-J. Y Rothrock, S. Shannon
Bloomingdale-Elsha Butler, A. Nj. Kes
Ter.
Luzerne-T. H. Switzer, John Guss
Berwick-H. G. Dill, Thomas Sherlock.
Lapone Mssiop-John w. S,out.
Thomas Bowman, Principal Of Dickinson
Seminary, Member OF WiliamspoH Quar-
lerly Conference.
Irwin H. Terrence, Secretary of Pennsyl
vania Bbls Society, Member of Danvlle
Quarterly Conference.
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Foreign immigration and Free Soil.

Some OF the Republican journals of this
countryare opening. their eyes TO the fact.
that the camor against foreigners, and the
disabilities which some of the Eastern States
have attempted TO impose upon them, are
likely 10 crippl The Republican efforts TO
convert the Territories into free States. 1t
has been foreign immigration which has
peopled the Wes, and Northwestern portion
of this Union, and planted hardy and in
dusirious race of ireemen over that broad
section o; the county. Yet Massachusetts,
which app,opriaies money, through its Le-
sislaiure, to settle Kansas with free labor is
one OF the most rabid States asains, the for.
c,su Immigrant, whose labor is the very kind
wanted in Kansas. Religious sectsrian pre-.
judice has probably great deal 10 do with
this mental blindness. In the Southern
States, this attempt 10 reduce men born free
10 state of political slavery, would be excu-
sable, on account OF the interests al stake
but IN any Northern State, protesting Repub.
lican principles, il is an inconsistency not
very credilabls 10 its intelligence. The pres.
enl naturalization laws, risidly enforced, as
they should be, are sufficient protection to
! the rights of American voters. Unscrupu'
lous pat,isars may violate these laws, bu
The remedy is against them, and their pun
ishmeul would soon correct the mischief
| Phila. Ledger.
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Appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-AHhur W, Aus
tin has been appointed Collector for Boston,
vice Mr. Peaslee. The friends of MIR, How.
land were very sanguine OF bis appointment
up 10 the last moment, and even nov are
no, willing 10 admi, his defeat.
Watson freeman has been re-appoiniet
L. s. Marshal for the District OF Massachu
sets.
Charles L. Woodbury. has been appointed
L. S Attorney for the District of Massachu
sets, vice MIR. Hslleu.
|, lis said that Fletcher Webster is to be
appointed Surveyor Of The Port of Boston
and iha; Charles c. Greene, Naval Officer
will be re-appoin,sd.
The pressure on The President from New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, has been 81
severe as nearly to PROSTATE him, as he ha'
admitted TO his friends.
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SELECT SCHOOL

o.,,r. lay evening we took The Plea.
.,,:,,., y the cvcaing eNhiblHoa ct
~. r,,,... ..,,,. school in this place. TIE
large school room vs." ". '''
tereSlcd audience "' '"' ''"''"'' "'"'''''S
49,, ,,,,;,;,,, , II interest IN their ora.
.,., rh,, y Exclamation eXer.
,.,., ,,., wind ol tle pupil engaged at
:, .,Lt,, ,,,,. .,,,,rr,vs, :, and lae publicity
.,.;,,;,,.,., p,,.,, ,racc scholars and
'' ,.,.,,hI,,, -, al,c,, ,onsl atfaiIs.
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MORE BANKS.


Last winter the class of men who were
hanging on the verge OF bankruptcy and uu-
able 10 pay one half their honest debts com
planned loudly because the Legislature char
tered only one new bank. Even that, we
have been told by those who know, was Of
no more necessity than the fifth wheel 10 o
wagon; and certain ii is that the Governor
declined 10 sign the charter, and lei: ii be-
come law by default. Since then, the Erie
City Bank and Lancaster Bank have explo.
ded; aud.lasl week the Bank of Newcasils
followed these. leaving four dollars in The
vauk TO redeem one hundred thousand Of lis
bills. " hich are almost all in the hands OF
honest mechanics and lab5rers, for banks
and shrcwd business men have refused 10
take them for some TINE past. Tins New
castle bank and the Erie City courem were
recently chartered, and were Of those ins,i-
lullons which visionary spectators declare
! are SO very necessary 10 deyelope the husi.
ness Resources oil The State. There are somo
now, aud have been for years, gent lemen oI
the Wagonsellor school Of finance besei2ing
the Losis ature for more barks ard some OF
these " i'll be found TO have been the patrons
and are now the debtors 10 these exploded
institutions OF imposiuon, Men who look c
beng officers OF new hanks have been the
oues 10 borrow these Newcastle notes, after
they could no longer Obtain credi, else ewhrre,
aud then scattered these notes among labor
ers aud mechanics 10 rob them Of their hand
eaininss.
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CYN A gang of railroad robbers were lately

CSN A gang of railroad robbers were lately
arrested, on the line of the Piusburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago road. A large number
OF the gang have, according TO The Mansfield
Herald, been emplo, ees OF the road, Mem
bers Of the gang would be stationed along
the whole line of the road, between stations,
and as the train came along the confederate
on the train would roll off bale of muslin,
cloth, or such goods as could be made most
available. These goods would be divided
among members If desired, or otherwise sent
TO some of thel depot established IN the west
for the disposal of their goods, and the pro-
ceeds divided among them. Nor were iheir
ac;s those of robbery alons. They stopped
not AT murder 10 secure their booty. BY
them was Whitney murdered at London vile,
and Moore almost killed at Crestline. The
murderer of Whitney, it is said, is among
The arrested, now in Wooster, Ohio, jail
Large numbers still unarrested, are closely
watched by this secret police, who know
them 10 belong 10 the gang and only wait Tor
sufficient legal evidence 20 justify their ar
rest
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Q. very different ratio from the numerical
power which controls the schools. True,
property is one of the things 10 be protect
ed and d'improved by public education, and
therefore it ought to bear lis corresponding
burhen of the cost But individual life,
reputation and security are also 10 be better
enjoyed by education, and therefore those
individual members who are TO be benefit
ed ought TO their proper extent TO be re-
membercd in fixing the ratio for taxation.--
So far as the state owes a duty 10 educate
the children of the INDECENT, that aid must
of course be collected on the basis of the
general state tax.
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n After all the scurrllous abuse heaps

II After all the scurrllous abuse heapsd
upon the Democratic party for repeating the
Missouri Compromise, the highest judicial
tribunal in the world has decided that We
were ugh, and that our cpponen's were
cliusing 10 law which never had any legal
existence, but was null and void from the
daie of lis passage! What glorious Gu
dorsement of glorious parry This high
Coun has not only thus decided, but trium-
phaully susiains tte decision OF Judge Black
in the Passn,o,e Williamson case Black Re-
publicans, you now stand febnksj in quar-
ter which will be acquiesced in by every
man whose mind is hot warped BY senssless
prejudice Bedford Gazette.
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y.Esislatntc.


In the House last week MIR. En' read IN
place bill relating 10 the widening oil Il
street ia Bloomsbury. Also Il hill 10 eslab.
/ lish and incorporate a Malo and Female
| Academy al Oraugevile in this county.
Also Il supplement TO the act incorporating
! the town of Ashland into borough This
bill was considered md passed finally. 1t
appears that some time AGO Ashland was in.
corporapd with boundaries which included
about Is0 acres OF valuable land in Columbia
county, and the pIeseu, h.ll is designed 10
remedy this etror,
The tlltt repeat the act Of 1880 which
,ducel thr number Of supervisors in Gaia
:. "a township has passed both branches
~, i signed by The GavctUor
n,,. hill % repeal the law erecting the
nj TO Laporl has rasscl the house.
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The Pht,adeiphia Appointments,

W.sH,xeroS, March I9--The following
are The appoiatmen,s for Philadelphia made
TO-DAY:
CoIeioF-Col. J. B Baker.
N,pai 0F6r-Chambers Mckibben.
Pa&uaaa-Gidson G. Weslcoii.
Sc,Veyor--Iohn Hamilton, Jr.
Naasl -iseaf-Wi.iam Badger.
Ma.saal of the Eas,ern Disuici--Jacob
Yos
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TIE NEWEST FksHioR. A laie English
paper states that "many prayer books are
now sold in London with looking s-glass in.
serted in The inner side Of the cover, in or.
der that ladies may arrange their hair OF ad-
mre themselves while using the book al
chufch.
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Il The Danville Democrt recommends
the appointment OF joshua Comfy, Esq, 10
supply The vacancy on The Supreme Bench
oceasioned by The apPoialmeBi OF lodge
Black 10 place in The Cabinet. Cor. Pol.
lock, who Of course will select from has own
patty, could 10; make better selection than
.his.
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z -Four persons were bapised in The
river at Norih zberiand on last Sunday, and
recsiFed inio ihe Bapiisi church. Ten more
al Lexisburg or Sunday, the 22d inst
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-25

e We see il siaaed that lhe Bank OF
Northumberland has procured new plates for
ite notes, and different qualify Of paper o.
beautiful casie.
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| SupcrUS0rs--Peter Levau, David Strauser.
Orcrsecrs-Samucl Hauk, Joseph Wilmer.
School DircctorS-Joscph Ilibbs, Michael
FnIeroh, Abraham Mensch . yrs.
.isseSsor-Charles Dyer.
dmitOr--Charles Dyer.
Jpdsc--Abraham Beaber.
Iaspectors-John Rarig, Charles Levan.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
JuSiice-Gsoree Richau.
Constabie-Michael Keller.
Sapurlsors-Abraham Arnwine, Moses Ev-
| eTel.
Orersters John Snyder, Peter 7. Kline.
School Direttor--M, c. Vance.
| .fSseSSOr-James Patterson.
.4uditor-Wesley Bowman.
Judce-Abner Welsh.
IuNlleiArA--Am-,,a'ns -Euashau. david IL
! tfaN mah.
CATAwIssA TOWNSHIP.
ConStubF-Peter G. Campbell
| Matthias Hartman, Jacob Drum
heller.
{ OrtySets-Soloman D. Reinhar,, Jno. Keif-
er.
School Dirccioyy--Wm Hartman, Jno. Scott.
.fSSrSsor--Nlrllon II. Kerr.
.4uij!or-.evi Keller.
.IuIgc--Michae Brobst.
lnycstorS-James l.. McNinch, Francis
Dean.
MAINE Twr.
ConNaht-l>aac Yeuet.
Jplsc-nane! FISHER.
Su,rri,orS-Ilenry Bauman, Jno. NJ, Nuss,
Sch0o, Drt,'oH--Joseph GeiseT, Solomon
Shuman, Michael Gtuver.
.fuij'ol--Andrew Andtcws, Jacob SAu-
man, Stacy John.
| OyerMov--Dauel le,er, Harmau q, c.
John
Ia>pccto,S-- Emanuel GTuver, Jno, L. Shu.
man.
.!SScSSJY--Davii s. Blown.
PINE TwP
Coatnlh-lohn Young.
OrCrSttrS--phihp Sw,>her, Jos Shoemaker.
H,<pc;or<--Iohn L. Whilmite, Henry Faus,
Superriors--Henry Faus, John Colner,
Sehooi Dirrctors--John Young, Jacob Chris
lian.
dS>tssor--Enoch Fox.
.4udIto' James Masters.
JadSe-Geotge Welliver.
MoNrorR Twr.
.Misc--Johu Deiierich.
MYntors--Dayid Baylor, Isaac Morser.
SpperiSoys-paniel Katschner, Philip Foust.
Orrr$oers-James Barton, Jacob Arnwine.
ConAlMc-peier Heimhach.
.4<se<<0r-Cadwalader Roberts.
Slaol Di,otiors-Elias Deilerich, George
lost.
Audtor-John Deitsrich.
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
Jnaices-Charles F. Mann, Henry Fry.
CoustabC-Charles Is. Troy.
Supe,ri>us-Dauiel Smsley, Samuel Cox.
Out,sttrs-Jno, S,nsly, Mich'i Riuenhouse.
Sekool D'r0torS-Daniel RumoT, GeoIgs
Delious, Charles Michael.
yassfeor-Edmund Sohell.
.4ua,tor-Juhu Hoats
.Iudse--nenty +. Hossler.
J. ,oeoiors-loseph II. shu.nan, Washington
i. i.ougenbs Ss'
sNiooK TOWNSHIP.
Jasiiot-Iacop hdrris.
Coa>iuble-DsnieI NeySari.
Spasrv,sop-Isaac Leidy Elisha .'a''iIlan,
Orasers--George L, Shoemaker, t'!S"
Somets.
Ssj.ooi Duutors-SaRuel Bruslsr, Esau
Gir,on, John Il. Nevis cyrs.
.issessor-John H. Faust.
.luaiiar-Reuben Bomboy.
.ya3ce-Iohu Gruver.
Insgas5rs-Amos B. Hartman. George W.
Li.le.
JACKSON Twr.
Consiable-laco5 ". Hess.
Superyisors-Joshua Savage, Jacob Keller,
Assessor-James ". Kitchen.
Jadse-D4uiel Pousi.
ns2eciors-Ffsderiek Hess. l. T. Heath.
School Direciors-Wm. E. Roberts, lsrasi
T. Heath.
Aadnor-JHmes Yocum.
ogersesls-Jsmes Yocum, Abraham Man
ming.
GREENWOOD TwF.
ConsisSe-Georgs kesier.
Sape,visors-PhIHp Reece, Francis T.
Eres.
Assesso,-D Daniel IT. Robins.
,qa=e-Danisi L. Smith.
school DiTsclors-Elias Wertman, Hum-
phrey Parker, gshns0u Z. lkeier lyr.
luspeclors-yoshEs Davis, Richard Hea-
cork.
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The Next Conste. -

We frequently hear persons 81 van W "'
Democrats majority in the neS' N''''""' al
House of Representatives. We nav "'' 'e'
elec,ea majority TO thar House, and ""''ne' 1
we shall or 40, depends very much nv =" 'ne
activity OF our Democratic hreihtrn IN '"e
SAFES where elections have not yet IaAe"
place. The States which have already elect
ed return Ga Democrats and 90 eNros"'on'
Thre are thirteen Sta'es in which e'ec''o"S
are We, 10 be held, and in these States we
mns, gam seven members in order 10 nave a
minority. In the last toneress 'hey were
,scnted hy 81 Democrats and So ofp'-
';.;.,, % a., ! wllhou, any gain on cur paH' tue
s''> '.'', ,,,.s, would stand Ill Democrats 10
"," >,,.;,;,, 'IwiR be seen by 'hs ina'
the political cOnrcN', '" ro ro rsSs r s,,onS
!, samcwAa, dou6;tul, eD'' we e' .S.e s''v's y,
hope, amounting almos' /" &C. nd and have
we shall .aiu the requisite rnmoe' ~ ~,n.
n conua,uus vo,e il boih Houses OF
crsss 10 sustain The administration.
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From fhe Danviue Democrat.

P~' >. Al. =.
in one of the districts in Montour, IN 'he TO-
snops;hls nro(essior Of teaching. They were
..,,;,.d in or,bogranbv Reading. Writipa,
=, A.,.l.s,;. III c,an,nar yuh.
Geography Ahthfhe''c a"u u,a'"'i"'' w..
out detailing The particulars oi every o'a"c"
of study in which they were examined,
wop,d remark. tba was most amused with
"'''u -,
the eAefc'Ses W ot'nos'aP"y ""u W P0'
MISSION vi our >'ou"'y e"Po''i'e"ue"' ""'s
transcribed from Inc manuscript OF one oi
these "Knights of the Birchen Sceptre," Tor
- e, e. .,. ,,l.,s Tho fo,,ow;no
Wv ,,,,,ru
eoN''si lies !" A'''"n %,
Words Dictated fotc Spe'tea'
Bureau, Beauro.
Busy. BUSY.
Business, Buissness.
Grammat, Gramer.
Arithmetic, Arethma,ick.
Quotieni, Couqueni'
Otthoeraphy, OHhography.
Diphhong. Dlphthong.
knowledge, kno'eog'
Iteal'se, s.,,n, .ees,
Supe.',e''' Tpe;neI TecknickIe,
Conv. Copy.
Discre,ien. Dscrescion.
Stationary-fixed, per-
manent, S'asiohaty.
StanonefyLrape., ~U; s'""'"'"'''
al bv Connress Capital.
Pare-lo cut, Paire.
Pair--a couple, Pear.
rea'1a 1a,'; ,, Nal
Knsad-,o work dough, Need.
Oar Orr.
Ore, OM.
Yer. - Cn,,o,
Wris ,bo name of ,hs
largest city Ohio City in Ohio.
Wti,e the name OF tho -.
largest cl'y IN ihlnols- '"'"'''''
~ " ~ "u Can;,ol
W,i,e the name of The
largest river in the Eastern
States Tames.
Write the name of the
river separating Pennsylvania
from New Jersey Delaware.
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SCeLRLoAF TWP.

Constable-Corneliu Girou.
Sppewsors-Iohu Lewis, George Dills.
Overseers-Cyrus Larish, c, I. Moore.
School DiTec;ors-Peer Hess, James NJ
Shultz.
Assessor Peter Hess.
.Audior-Jacob X. Fritz.
Judse-James F. Kile.
speclors-Andrew Hess, Samuel Hess.
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u We are eiEc 10 learn INA Har- JohS
G Montgomery IS recovering iron lie eqi.
denic caasbi ~ l.sH al ne Nsiaonal Hoe
II WsshilglOh Cay The hosel IS noS ciost :
and The Buzrd oi Besl Ii are investigating u:
cause OF The endemic.
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Benz. P. Former.
Judge-John Zisler.
Inspectors--A. S. Kaiule, Samuel Yelter, jr.
Assessor-Aaron Lamberion.
Audilor-Aaron Lambenon.
LOCUST TWP.
Constable--William Goodman.
Supervisors--Leouard Adams, Peter Biiner.
Assessor--Gera Hover.
Overseers-John Reinbold, Solomon Fet.
terman. .f,e-
.Judse-Maberry Snyder.
uspeclors-Samuel Keller, John p. Wal
ier
School Drectors-George Feterman, j.,
Lewis Lee.
Auditor-Wrighl Hughes.
CENTRE TWP.
Consable-Chares II. Deiterch.
School Direclors-1hos. Conrer, Samuel
Hasenbuch.
Supetvisors.-Abraham Ernwine, Henry
Hess.
Assessor--Solomon Neyhard.
Inspectors-Aaron Kelchner, Cyrus Crew
cling.
Overseers-Jacob Hess, John f, Shaffer.
Judge.-Lsvi A. Hu,chison.
Auduor-Levi Aikman.
1o.,sS5,vlN MsiIss1lhkAhfsSIE sSlla u AhfssSsIEsi. dEr
Supervisors--Jossph Gilbert, VIM. Fair.
man.
Judse-Georae Vance.
lnspeclors-Hiram Grouse, John c. Nor
den
Assessor--Andrew Meliok
School Direc,ors--Phrlip Kisler, George
Oman, Matthias kmdt, 2yis.
Audilor-Audrew Grouse.
BENTON Twp.
Consiahle-Stephen kiefer.
Supsrvsors-Thomas Davis, Eli Mendcn.
hall.
ovetseers-Jacob Welliver, Abram A.
Kline.
School Direciors-Aaron Smith, Eli Men
denhall.
Assessor-Pe,er Aprleman.
hudhor--jacob Neluver.
luise-Samuel r Kline.
Iuspeciors-Geo, Iaubach, VIM. Yocum.
FlSmNC'RFFK TWP.
Consiabe-W. M,tiri Woods.
SupeFvsors-JohnC Ctevelius, John Bright,
Overseers-M. a. zimmerman, John Il.
Sucker.
School Directors--lolas Doy,G. ID. Kline,
AsSeSsor-J, {. Rur,an.
Auditot-J. K. McC ollum.
ludge-Michael Lemons.
lnspec,ors-Wm NJ Sucker, r. c. Parks.
coNyNGuAM TWP.
Consiahle--George Pniiips.
Supervisors--Aexandsr w. Rae, George
Scott.
0verseers-Istael Huls,ein, Joshua Womer
School Direclors-lsrael Hulstein, Joshua
Womer
Assessor-Joshua Womer.
Audilor-F. B. Woltatth.
Judge-Jacob Derk,
lnspeo,ors-Abraham Wllisms, William
Hulslen.
SCOTT TwT.
Constable-E. b. Pursel.
Supervisots-Sam'l Mehck, Philip T. Hart,
man.
overseers-Samuel Melck, Henry Trem
bly,.
School Direciors--Daniel Snyder, Josept
Lilly.
Assessor-Lewis AprIemau.
Auditor--Thomas Crivelirg.
Judse-Samuel Kresler.
Inspeclots-James D. Melick, ]. D. Work
heiser.
SCeLRLoAF TWP.
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u ExlSecretsfy Marcy is about 70 Hsii
Enfope
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r. Tie london Caa,tetly Review Of Ian
cary has been received from Messrs. Leon
ara Seou 4 Co, 10 Fu!oa street, New YORK
Its well fiae3 pages embrace articles on HIS
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Smyrna times., 1857-10-14
The Hoariing Process,

Which has been going on with certain class
since the suspension of specie payment by the
Banks, has rapidly extended to others, and are
engaged in by many who ought to know better
than to encourage it. If all would let their
specie out, it would have an immediate and
salutary effect upon business. No sensible man
doubts the entire solvency of our Banks and
yet there is class of persons who run here
and there, buying a trife at this store and
something else at that one, and offering a note
IN payment at each place, pocketing the change
to be carried home and boarded up.
Such conduct at time like this is mean, and
the parties ought to be ashamed TO engage in
1t. Every business man and citizen, who has
the general welfare at heart, should frown
UPON il.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-14
Interesting Course of Lectures.

Rev. VIM. H. Brisbane intends, during the
present autumn, delivering series of Lectures
before the Bible Classes of the NJ. E. Sunday
School, and all others who may feel Interested
in the important topics selected. The series
embrace the following subjects, and, the first
lecture will be delivered next Sunday afternoon,
at o'clock,-the remainder at intervals of two
weeks:
l. Harmony of Science and Revelation on the
History of the Creation.
2. Harmony of Science and Revelation on the
History of the Deluge.
3. Harmony of Astronomy and Revelation.
4. Harmony of Science and Revelation on the
Doctrines of God and Man.
5. Harmony Of Archaeology and Revelation.
6. Harmony of Science and Revelation on the
Destiny of the Earth.
1t will be privilege, as well as pleasure,
to listen to the deductions of the learned lec-
turer from these profound and intricate sub
jects.