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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1859-01-19
VALUABLE LANDS AND SAW MILL
I1oIR SALE.

TllE Subscribers offer the following valuable
Real Estate private sale, situate in Bccca-
ria township, Ccarteld County, containing ONE
HUNDRED and SEVENTY TWO ACRES, in
two tracts or parcels J ing contiguous, viz:
FYFTTEIGHT ICRES
with Saw-MiII thereon, and Ten Acres cleared,
AND
ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
acres, with about thirty acres cleared. Both
tracts are well timbered with Pine Timber. and
are well suited for lumbcring and would suit
any one wishing to go into the business. They
will he sold separately or together, to suit pur.
chascrs. Torms-ono third of the purchase mo
ney in hand, and the balance in two yearly pay-
ments For further particulars inquire of
JOHN SHOFF, or
S. w. KEAGY,
AdmiHistrators Of the Estate Of Abraham S. Koa
gy, deceased.
January 10, lSj9.-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17
THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRACY.
Another Formidable Rebellion.

announcer rOrm1O0DIe HkcDel1Ons
The New Orleans journals bring account Of largo
and enthusiastic meeting of the democracy Of That city
held ON the h nstant for the purpose of reorganzug
the party ard adopting preliminary measures for tho
lection OF delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention to
he held at Baton Rouge the fourth Wednesday Of Nay
rext The meeting presided over by Colonel SuLsel
White, assisted by eighty seven presidents. com
mee appointed to draft resolutions explanatory OF the
aims and purposes OF the New Orleans democracy paci
Paiiug in this movement During the temporary absence
n the committee the meeting was addressed " tho Hon.
Pierre Soule, as foiioss:-
FELLOW should not and hope Will not
expect speech from on tbs oecastou IL were VITO.
the purpose Of discussing TOPICS OF nstons
se policy but order organize ourselves on the princ
pes the of New orleans are fully comoeten
interests and In need OF no authority
and impsrt dignity and virtue 70 their proceedings
We 70 d1scntaoge ourselves from the hradom 10
which been tep for by IN 1upr ncped gang Of
political speculators and bachlegs and we arc here vnd
cate rights snd exercise We inaienabie prorogave
that The lime has come that position IA
made manifest by the disgust with which the paen aud
mdst Witnessed and
voting corruption and foul dealing Introduced party
proceedings under the direction and the lew
well might they have anticipated hat disgracefu
that 70 which he'd long sub
ssd would late be repuaed scented by every
democrat who retained the smallest particle NJ
Independence but that the with which heretofore
been forced had deuded s authors into the
cronciing seryi ~ 70 which MaohSvean discipline had
trained their sdherenfs
Nor unnatural that hey should Induae the dazzling
expectation, 40 long @ there were here well the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17
Political Intelligence.

BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION. Ezra Clark of Har,fo
who the Know Nothing candidate for election
Congress in Connecticut, says in reply to the charge
he made bargain 10 support the democratic party a
the administration that IL is lie that be
preached by any democrat with propositions Of the XII
referred the CHARGE and he turns the table upon
sccusers, as follows:--
wish could say as much for your associates, bu
cannot. l have row IL my possession = written oIer
office, emoument and ''substsDtal benent' III 10
pressed IN the document) from leading republican ia
city, Il would abandon my American friends and act
the distinctive republicans and have the and da
Of offers from republican leaders 10 the same effect, OF
tves, of the next President, II would support
LOOMS and thus endorse the d0iDgs OF the coavent
which has ostr acised the American party
KENTUCKY. James B. Clay has been renominai
for Congress by the democrats Of Franklin county, X
lucky, in spite Of his pre- sous declInaton.
SOUTHERN DEMocRAcY.-A a democratic meeting
recently in Matagorda Texas, the following resout,
were adopted
Resolved, That the democratic IL the only natio
party To which the Sonth look for protection while
the Union and that 20 long that party continues 70
hold the constitution and rights Of the SOUTH should c
mADd the support Of all Southern men.
Resolved That We are opposed TO ell compromises,
If our rights under the constitution cannot be mautai
by the democratic party, We should maintain them|
southcrners, AZ Texans, 'peaccaby We can, forcb|
we must"
Resolved That our delegates TO the convention be
questsd to inquire into the expedien Of obtaining mel
laborers suited 10 Our cnae and products, from sd
Importation DO carried on under tho supervision
p oN ction Of the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17
WINDOW CIIcoUor
w CuAMpACWH

We beg leave 10 anuounce that Madame We CtICo
fONSAhDlN REIMs hiss honored ne With the sole az
Tor the United States and Canada OF her uidcent
CHAMPAGNE.
The high reputation this wine he enjoyed In Europe d.
~ long snisence and principally in nusss where is
sdered faf superior 10 any other brand 10 the world AM
excellent quality Of the ~ine cannot tail 10 estabish fol
similar high standing In this country
We nereiore abstain from making further comment
gArdpg this rich ana fruy champagne; on ri II n
mend ive ssd soon be appreciated by all
AADAhh oLiCooof HIS OILY ONE QuALif 7
70 prevent imitation the Of our hrm win sppcsr
hbsls and ~ We shall be snpp.d with but limited qus
weuquest The trade 70 send their orders ". '""c''
O. r. d n. u. SCBMtD'
nate Schmidt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17
mIsCBLh.AN NOUS.
IRON GARDEN ORNAMENTS.

JAMES, BEEBE CO.
$50 Broadway, N y,
In addition 70 their usual variety constantly prcdu
pubue pNrks
FOUNTAINS from s2S 10 s2.soo.
VAsE6.
Over 30 different paterne and szes from - 10 sion
6EITEES AND CHAIRS Of all the various paterna
LIONS,
Colossal NE sire and In miniature staudIng and reroa
Dkkk-1hyee different pat,erna
OOGs-kleven different pattsrpa
WILD B0Ak5 FOXES, EAGLES, LAMPS IA
ulussrated Catalogues sent by mail
JAMES, BEEBE 4 col
8S6 BruadwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17

Convict IN LUCK.-Antonio Blake, a sal
convicted at the late session OF the United States o.
Norfolk, and sentenced TO two years Imprisonment In
penentiary. was carried TO Richmond, but the snpt
tendent refused him admittance. Reason--Uncle Sam
reaoy owes Virgins considerable for taking car
prisoners, which cannot be collected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17
Few BLACK REPrBLrclS novEnEST.

Celebration Of Jeserscn's birthday I'm BOSTON
by tbe Republicans.
number Of the mort prominent members Of the re-
publican party proper in Boston very happily conserved
the idea Of honorins the memory Of Thomas Jefferson BY
celebrating the anniversary Of his birth the 18th inst
Accordingly the evening Of that day, one hundred and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-17

The following resolutions were aiso reported BY the Com
mttee-
Resoyed That regarding is Convention AZ IN All ,nens
ana nnrno,ee orvsnsin ,a,resrnt,nS a.. .,s,c .n,,
won't ~ II. nsrty and
~ ,hs, nsrsv mon ,ho.s .s mo nsnis hh
sse hsrs N dsv ~ res,st sv.rv ~ 80
vshvos that creed Ana ~ nnme TO- Ina nrno.. ~
IN tbeIr Wynn AMI nurv tha gyrat ruths oicb n.
,sors ,nsds Se dsmorrsns orysni,son "a
srsh,,ed ~ The .rdnrny wesre az The as ,bs nsn ~
Hesoived hal this onvenIon most soemnv dec,se. O..
warm sschmsn, W he uBon ct the sts 10 sb,"s
~ ni.d ii, - rovs,s. snJ ,hst Tor mi. snd n a. on d,,
apd t duts OF The every where V watch
I'D onns everv III th,se whch
e 5e oniy bsss Of H. use fstul obs
81 Them can only secure ia eli.ence And he pusc
,s.. ~ ' - - ' 'Ff'
That holding the sensrsI Administration re,oons
biz for certain grave departes from public duty and
c,sc orincipes we are boup TO regard bsvpe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

The WASH gion correspondent o. ~"
Nv York r. mes ssys il j. the wish Of ~ +.
Sick III Ii d lie Grand Jury shall 4 y az ir-
iIcfmcn; sgsinst him, % lie desires 70
place lull history o. the case before 'hr
public. The irisl will probably be deferred
Tor . week longer and take place before
lodge Crawford NJ. OuId, the successor
IL NJ. Key. vii conduct the prosecution
aided By associate counsel. who are engag
"a Is Ke,'s friends. Dir. Sickies has em
pIoyed MesSrs. X verdy } ihnson. Stanton
R4dcliH, and Msrruder. Of Warrington
and Dudy aud John Graham. OF n. York
= NJ. counsel. Mr.. Graham wiIl npen th'
case and Messrs. anton AMI Bfady vii
sum Up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

c.y Some years az, the vlncennes Uni
versi,y recovered. ~ the Supreme Court Of
the United States, $4,000 from The STATE
University. which was paid 70 Satnl. Jsdah'
sren, or the vincennes Unirersiiy. in STATE
bonds. Judnh paid ever 5000 q The
bonds, and kept the So 600 as an attorney
fee. The University brought sui; sor The
amount. aud Al tie late term Of the Iilivsr
Circu, Court received Sl0i35 -. judah
applied for ne1 trial. which VAS not a.
rned. Tor want Of time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

"a Sirkles has returned - New York
INA Nh reside in = hcn-- " BiDou'in. sin y
~. use ~ wlirh Is granted 20 her by ~
: rkles. ~ lnug rs she rem9ins under ~
fathers rrcl-c'ior. Her little daughh'
viii. for the present, remain Win hcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

rs. The Washington correspondent q
he P,st rites: Il = eene'si's s'"es","
Nv thos. who hsve The eonni'ne" ~ 'n
President, aud irc te<' nrhns - Snow'nt
~, safe Of sfairs ~ shr government ''h'
special session II the mex g ngfrss can
no, he sver'ed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

rrsE y.rsxe.-I, the city Of Utica. y.
Y.rk, which p.li- sb' ~ 'hFee 'hc"~.' 4, III
hundrrI v.'sS, there MS w ~
between he Republican and dsm".' san'
s,aatss ~ The late election Tn Pun"
en- n ,ri'y i r<unIly nhuu' wv r.
Democrats have tho Council.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

10 Jesse l.. Williams. Chisf Engineer
Of tie Wabash end Erie csnsl. 'clegrsPhs
that the business men in The towns on The
upper portion o. the canal have contributed
means 10 keep IL open during the present
season, and has given orders 70 have sIl ne
cesar, rersiFs made a. once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

The qualified voters ~ the several town
ships 81 DUBOIS county. indiana, are hereby
no,ilird thsi sn election will BE- held ~ ~
usual place. ~ holding electivns 70 sa''
townships. "a the first Monday IN AprI mex
Tor the Purpose 81 elec,i,c persons % " ~
efTices enumer afed IN The Clerks certificate
March o. '5a JACOB HERMAN, .. p q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
FAMILY MEDICINES.


ues~r. CONS OCK & BROTHER Of
NV Work. have isirly stn' =" i"'f pre- ."
,ssos,,nen; OF their crlehf-icd VI, d'rin"t.
rne,r list comprises CHERRY and Lung
var. an ex ellsni remedy ~ coils ln'
r,.u.n-: a. ,TCRNI III Il i.N. iiNr .I'os-'
pm. n IL X Ter. iinImrnt. Iurs'"h !" '''f !,
.nd ,..-n, nfher. A'-e 'h.ir h-snrin.''"' ~
yurAT - s. CikLrus'S oaSh ANp
CATTLE liedinnss, prepared " Y" ~, w
~ rrrs.e- " Ns,ma''. ~ the N w.
arr On LIE HORSE" M pu' np \ ~
ear; and W Tel J,-Ii q y ~.y"s ina
~, ar. tie nrlv rraly -ci''niihc ana ~
.cisus HORSE u -dlr'nes new ~ ne
III &c Medicines ar- al crmrouHied NJ
neat cure, expressly l~ i~m''y nsr' ~
,ill ~ found superior ~ nns' lng ~
x;nd. Toy ate TREE from %. r-rrpsch =
Cr-ckrrs'' - fhsrs y 30 rnfr-nI a'n"l
them. bu' different rsn'r'ly 10 A. ne
INT dise.se rrv 'hem PC, nid W.
never be Without 'hrm. Gil aud .eA ~
lnanac.
rur ssIs IL } srcr hy Ishac NsaT"A
H. Turtinlbig \, DAVID iiIAlnEs i i.'l
- agents i,r MurrF'r lr'.il" k"t 'i''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

- ~. William Daily T. advrr'l - -
deliver lecture before ihs = if~rsnn ianfA-
4, | ,s'nute. 10 Madison. - Jsc', v ~
everybody ought ~ know" fruitful cup
ieci. truly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23


N n, I'LL. n the jasper Conner. AMI
~ .,.l encouraged. wien taking re \
,ra-pcct;yc v:rw a the first year n !
.,.r existence. ~ keep on 10 our en-
d.uyyrs ID furnish reliable mcdinn
t.r nov. and matters IT l''cal interest
!, Tho sned citizens u dubois crnt'iy
i,urins the last year We haze received
Nh encouragement which very lew en-
t.r,rs,s ~ 4 similar character receive
,hc l:rst year, VIZ. business enough -
ray tie ncslis.! .N?enscs q re esiao-
l;shn.ela. For this We return our KIND
acknowledged, Its 10 those trnc friends
Mo have favored a. with their husi-
ness .nd influence. and assure them
,hat W fccl under many ohllea'ionsfs
,i,,m. ana sc will ever &c glad should
opportunity otivr. n rcciprocafc Their
t..vors. BIT willie We have received
enough patronage, during The iii-'
year. 10 nce, tie actualilnnediaic eN-
,,cns.s. NJ haze had rut!iln- At al iol
even small margin oi profits rs rs
enumeration Tor lal1r end Time cNiend'
IA. This deficiency We ccnhtcf';l,
.xpcct wi.I 10 EnaGe NJ The conlins
wear. and We feel perfectly safe IN rs
living upon the intelligence and !ioe
,alliv OF the citizriss u W Dus'ols =
furnish lis that generous support wllcl
lie publishers II newspapers II ever
county IL tic State ought @ receive
Tie principles that lave soscrnc
our course during the ra>i year, wi
lie our guide III 'lie second Volume.
We expect at all TIMES T. uphold rrli
ciYles Am men Int Will always q
deavcr to give principles tie rrcie
cnce. should mon DEBATE from then
no matter what station men may .
cupy, Or what Their influence y
thlll cndcavcr io cAcnspliiy The mott
NO favor sways rs, and 10 iear sA'
AVE. Believing tie principles q Y
mocracy, as set ivrii, IN tllc Cincinr'
Platform. 10 lie correct. they will e
tinue 10 receive orr corlial and n
support. We shall cndcavor. howe
cr, to Jay more attention 70 maiters
local and general interest than TO X
tics. believing that a good home pal
i more acceptable 10 the people 60
rally. anu more capable a doing IN
(Which il n hat We should all aim !
than thorough rariizan one.
Ills much We have thought rrc
70 say u our patrons ~ tie eiose
our first year, gforc commencing
second. il order that all may une
stand our course during tie ncAt
umc
We regret that we cannot aiior
enlarge our paper at present, Int
mise orr patrons that. whenever
business Will justify 1t. we will
large tie Courier 70 Just A. lara
size as will Jay. We think, howe
no ono, viewing tie advantages
rived from Lar ing county paper,
object 70 il On account Of IL Size.
We will commence the second
ume III about two weeks, " "
time We hope 70 have large nddit
10 our subscription list; and req
cur friends who are making MP 9
to send them in as soon as rossIb
pRo lSo>o Prmico.-The con
ncation Oh The outside Of to-day
Per. written for this purpose, trca
an important subject which j. we
az serious consideration. We
mend Il a. ihe thoughtful attcntic
our readers.
LARGE Fec. Mr.. Nelson II
brought 70 Decker \ Mann's sic'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
sale Oi' Lots ia
MITII.ERSpORT..
on TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT AT
AUCTION OK THE PREMISES!

vrvHE undersigned will sell lots az abo e
II specified On the 2ad day 81 April, lSo'.
Mlllersport u lid oui on the North Wes'
cusr,sr II HE Southwest quarter OF sec-
ZION tli) Township (2,) sub q Range
w-si, IN The county o nabcis. and State
!, Indians. " has excellen, water. anf
cn. braces in is Limits Mayo 4 Williams
Il yurishing S'ean.-Sw MIil. and severe
resiaencer. The purchaser; will get tisl'
bond on The day 81 sale, and deed whc'
pay ment j. msdr.
STEPHEN MID. MILLER.
Much ~ l~5s.-3w Proprietor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

LARGE Ecc.- Mr.. Nelson Harris
brought ID Decker 4 Mann's store. il
this place, one day last week, q hcr
egg which weighs three ounces and :
hall. II mcasul,s seven inches ~ nin'
in circunl.trynvc. Wlao can bVat II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

PRo Bo~o Prnnco.-Thc comnin
rica,ion oil The outside Of to-days ia
pcr. written for this purpose, treats 2
an important subject. which is worth,
az serious consideration. We com
mend Il q ihc thoughtful attention .
our readers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

SALE III FORFEITED Sr.sonl. LAND
rx,nr i. der~isned. Auait"f and Tfr'ru'''
N ,oui. rouniv, lntisna, NIL, OF
: 'urasy. Aprll - ~ ne c"ur'-hguSr o."
,secr. within the hours rrrscrh-d "
Nv. offer Of srl' a Pus'c a"e',o" ="
rll,w,ns IL scfiDed -ehp.'l ian, @h'rh ~
b., Il rrfiscd BY The oTiglnai purchaser
np.n failure d J ;he i-tefes' cue '"''e'
Dn. fo-sit ~
TIL. nor h-~r-' q"arsrF a. sHc''1n ~
,own-hiJ 4 touih u range 4. "es'' -"
taiuing e.gnIy arrs, m'fe Y ,ss'' ~
+ .rIritsd ~ The nnme n ? i'moh
n ,,.n,-,n ah- slate u .niuns, tor ~
~ Y, inhssi'sn,s u Congressional town
-Lr. ~. -.a'h II range " A'nru"
due thereon si63 %
Join MEHRIXGFR !. D 9
Il STEPHENSON a.. y Y
ysrch c3 ls.9-4 prr.'r' Sa ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

STATE OF INrIANA, BUBuIS ~ -
N, he sheriff Of said County, Greeting:
y BAZIL y. EDuONS10N, CLERK g
&c pabui- Crcuii Curt. ~ her. by certi',
~, there will b. m election hell ~ ''ir ~
al riac 81 hoIdinr elections 10 The srve-
al townships Of said county. IN me mrs.
Monday IN April. IL the year a. y issu, ~
me prrposs IL eI.rring one lu~nship l'us
,.e in each township IL said couny.
A !. 5 O:
Tnree Constsblrs and thirteen Sipcrsi
-nrs in Il ainhriige township;
T9o Cpns'aoies and nine Supervisors y
HARRISON township:
Three ronstable- and four Supervisors y
Ferdinand TOW nshir;
Two or stables and eight Supervisors \
Hall township;
THREE 4 ,nslsbles aud thirteen Superv'
sors in Pa,oka towrrhip:
And One Justice OF The Pace. sw6 Ion
stables and seven Supervisors ~ Columb'
TOW nship.
Witness my hand and The Zeal ?
said Court. ~ Jasper, this IN da
I IL. ST. March. a. ". 1859.
BAZiI. n. EDMONSTON. Clark.
by ]. BuErTsfR. Deputy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

cnRxER NORTH tx & LAwrkKtf srhffis'
aTlh, above "a i. in'of'ns re i'"o"s
,hn, Ne has now on hand ~ -,"ss
!. CLOTHS, sSIMERES. VtSflN1s
ana lrhr goods Nv spring and summer W.T.
r.I which ~ j. prepared 70 make ~ ~ W
,n,., fashionable s'yir and wofkm'm-hk'
u,.nner. II long experience 70 nc o"s'
i = Re t..inks viii enable him :" rye 81
lire satisfaction. Can aud leave " "roe''
.uninr and repairing neatly dnH' = :
IN lie shortest n,tics.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

The undersigned call the attention
II: the citizens II liul'ois and ail"'n'
inr counties 10 their ncw and wvis -
lcctcd stock n.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-07-20
Martin Bakers House, formerly
H OLLAN D H0HS E.
H. MINSTERMAN, Proprietor.

The proprietor of the above named Heuss.
begs leave to inform the public that he AaS
just opened up said house for the acecnmo>
dation If travellers, and bcarders. Every
attention will be paid to those who favor him
with call, to make them comfortable, and
their stay pleasant. He iswsll provided with
stabling, and the utmost attention WILDE Civ
en- to that department.. Charges relsou,
able. a HENRY MINSTERAAN:
April 18th, 1889. 3m.
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SECRETARY OF STATES OPFIcE,
COLUMBUS, O., May 1, 1853.
hereby certify that the foregoing act are
true copies of the original rolls on file in thi.
afice. A.P. RUSSELL, secy of State.
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in the county of f-, do solemnly swear,
that the value of all personal property, mo-
neys, credits, investments in bonds, stocks,
joint stock companies, or otherwise, of which
statement has been made to me by the per-
son required by this act for the asses sment
and taxation of all property in this state, ac-
cording to true value to list the same, is truly
returned, as set forth in such statement; that
in every case, where, by law, have been re-
quired to ascertain the items and value of the
personal property, moneys, credits, invest
ments in bonds, stocks, joint stock companies,
or otherwise, of any person, company, or corpo-
rations, have diligently, and by the best
means in my power, endeav ored to ascertain
the same; and that, as ! verify believe, full
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Splrit Of 9eutotratp.
LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. 206.] AN ACT,

For the Assessment and Taxation of all proper.
ty in this State, and for levying Taxes there
on according to its true value in money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-17

REA. At the shareholders convention in
Baltimore last week, a report and resolu-
tons were submitted by committee APP
pointed to take into consideration the griev-
ances under which the shareholders of Mary
land are now suffering and to suggest meas
ureS to counteract said grievances. The
committee reported against the propriety
of the expulsion of the free black population
from the State, who, they say, number 3d.
600 souls, and their removal would be the
greatest evil that could be inflicted on the
State