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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

IN j. KENNY, Attorney at Law, has open
Il ed an Office the first door West of Sampsel
House. where he will be happy to his old friends
and such Others as may wish TO engage his PROBES
sionai services. -
April %. 1853. 46tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

MILLER HOUSE, opposite the San,rsesl House.
M Ashland. Ohio, Nj. Miller, Proprietor. Good
fare. reasonable bills, aud good Recommendations
Patronage soficted.z - ~
yFebt334. 1851 fi'-+ 24tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-01-26

NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL. South West Cor
IN ner of tbs Public Square. opposite the Bank,
Mansfield, o., N. Turner, and L. II. Strong, Pro
November IS, 1857. 24f
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ODD FELLOWS REGISTER.
All the Lodges assemble mt ODD Eel
lows HUI, corner OF Market
and Quincy streets.
NIRGINIrs LonGE. "a. 3.

EIRGINIUs LODGE, 30. 3.
Meets every Thursday Evening. John Goudy, n
c. James Courts, Y. G.; j. II. EicleI, Secretary.
FRANLIS LODGE, NO. 49,
Meets every Monday Evening. n. C. Marsh. n c.;
JW, Browning V. G.: Wr. NlcKclvey. Secretary.
WILLIAM TELL LODGE, No. 30. Germany
Meets every "wednesday Evening. Simon HfsrtcI.
49, john NJ Buersncr. v c.; John Saladc Secretary
WHEELING LODGE, No. SO.
Meets every Saturday Evening. h. II. Rcnnard,
y. t.; H. W. Geim"n V. G.; w. NJ. BcrryhiI sec'yl
FAN0LA LODGE, No. 81.
Meets every Friday Evening. l.. F. Bcelcr. n. c.;
John A. Vincent. V.G: w. L. Blain. Secretary
ABRAMS ENCAN!PMENT, No.I.
Meets the FIRST and THIRD Tuesday Evenings of
CaGl month James NJ. Hall, c. P L. F. Beeer II. !;
'"i'F frrw. $. W.; W. T.. Hckc;vcy, Scribe.
WILLIAM TELL ENCANiPNIENT. No. 81.
Meets the SECOND anI FOURTH Tuesday Evenings Of
Zach month. Charles LinclS, c. P y. StcScr Ii. p;
~. Hoffman, $. W., c. LobmcNller, Scribe
CONCORD LODGE, No. 134, Germany
Moc,s every Monday Evening i'm their Hall. corner
o. ruth and Nine-Sts. South Wheeling. u G. Miller,
'"; Jacob itZ. v. e.: Peter thinner, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL ASSOCIATION.
TSrsTzEs.-I. Colts, John Hamilton A. Lor,nr. j..
iMEens J, y. Biclsel J. Berger C. W. Franzheim, :
-, a. Caldwell. l. CoTTs President
C. BAERR, JR., Secretary.
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City DIRECTORY.
WHEELING PosT oTFICE.
arrival and Closing of the Mails.

Washington Pa. s;eily, tcxccpt sunday) arrives at
10 l. 81, closes at $50 P.1I
fsrkcrslr;-. ttjy the Rfver,) arrives at S A. NJ, on
-Ccncs day. Friday and Sunday. Closes Mt $50 A. NJ
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Ialersbr,r. Ly b. & o. r. r., arrives Mt e:l3 p NJ
Cl,scs at G:21 4. ".
Nail Train from the last, arrives at 1853 A. NJ
Cl,s,.s at ca =. y.
R,p-cs Train: ftom the East, arrives at s:5s A. ~
Cios.- at 10 4. ".
Accommodation Train from the Fast. (cxccpt sun
dayl arrives at s43 p. 81 Closes at $40 A. NJ
Pittsburgh, Except Sund"y9 arrives at a. NJ
Ll0ses at 10 A.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Way jIail except Sundny,)
arrive at 1890 AN. Closes at 10 A. NJ.
Great Western. Except Suniay.) arrives at IL NJ.
Closes ii C:30 A. NJ.
St, Clairsv;Ilo arrtvesat PaE. Closes at $50 A. NJ
Caliz daily Except Sunday arrives at r. NJ
Cil-cs ut $50 a. II.
bethany Va. arrive; Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day. at u II. Closes stInc days at 1890 p NJ.
Eyeraon's Station, arrives Saturday, at Y. NJ
Closes Friday, at GA.N n.
The Overland Mail for California leaves st. Louis
every Monday ant, Thursday. ut 4. NJ. letters de-
signed for it should be marked "uvCGlGnI, via st.
Iouh-'
The Overland Mails from st. Joseph No., to Placer
Tc, via Salt lake City leaves st. Joseph every S;It-
urtlay, at A. NJ. Letters should be marked, ssOvcr-
land, yia st. JOserh.
RDrcfcr opens nt T:3O A. NJ Closes at 1880 p NJ.
Open on sundays, from to3P. ~
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BAPTIST
Wheeling Baptist Church, south side Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church, Market between B,ldlo and Third
Streets.
GERMAN PROTESTANT.
German Protestant Church, west side Main between
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. - Friedrich. pastor.
First German Evangelical Protestant Church, East
Wheeling, Rev. wm. l!ciicr pastor.
G"rannn lutheran Church. Rev. w Bucrcrlacir,
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Jewish Synagogue, Quincy. ever IntelIigeuccr office
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Ciailipe Street 81. l.. Church, east side ChapInc
lr;w."T First ana Scc0hl, Rev. j. H. Clark pastor
Fru-il Street ~ ". Church. west side FOURTH he
tween Monroe and Quincy, Eev. Thomas NVLcary.
pastor
North Street VI. T.: Church. northwest corner North
and Market Rev. l. 5. Patterson, pastor.
S,n, Wheeling NJ. I. Church.
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling; I-ianI Rev.
Thomas Nic'ClcaTy. pastor.
German NJ. Z. Church, last Side Chnpl;no.
PEESBYTERIAN.
First r'y Church. side Fourth, yyeesr
Quincy and Monroe; Rev. icnry Il. Weed, D. d. pastor
Second Presbyterian Churh, Southwest Corner
Webster AMI Market; Ecv. Il. V EOdso. pastor.
Third Prcs| |ytrriau Church. cast side Fifth between
Ci!r-inut and i!hc:t. South Wheeling
Fourth Pr,'y y:criau Church, east side sEain between
Adams and Washington; Euv. Alfred Paul. pastor
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
United Presbyterian Church, west side Market. be-
twccnJcrrrson and IIai-on Rev. T. NIcLurc, pastor
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
st. Iolns Church, west side, sGain between First
anj Second: Rev. Snu;hgHtC, rrAt"r.
st. Matthew's Church. south side Monroe between
Fifth and sixth: Eev. L. T. Perkins. rector.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
ST. .Tamea' Cathedral. soutIl-cast corner Ilamp,lcn
and Fifth; Fight ReH. Richard V wheelan, bishop;
Ecv. James Y. CunuiIrSham Assistant.
ST. AlphonSlls Church, west side Market, between
Nidllc a"l Third Fifth Ward; Rev. Eicush, pastor.
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PUBLIC HALLS.

Ncloicon Hail, east side Main between Quincy and
Monroe,
Masonic HAIL north corner Market and Monroe
Washington Hall. northeast corner Market and
Monroe.
Union Hail. west sido Main between Quincy and
Monroe
A,hcna,unl Hall, corner John and Market
New cdd Fellows Hall corner Monroe and Fourth.
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O. II. s tifel,
M!ISUPAcTCEEE or
TIN& SHEET IRON WARE
Housefurnishing Herdwarc.

I AZ On HAND a VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
4 4 "i I;olL5cftiITirg Goods, part Of IIi- stock
c"iiTl5'inS OF fne lot of WAerc0olcrs lined with
poTc"sHn; Water filters, Waters. TclC(nIsers S.-
Ger patent itc frecZcEs, Oil Dominion C.nrcois
BircagcS Cutlery, britannia and Black Tin War;. Tin
he'd and Enlnecd Hollow WHrc Bras Kettle. ttc
lie requests Gf his customers and the Public ;crcy-
AT particular attention 70 his Mater copivi, and
latcht freezer If amy wishc. save Ice: and thu
OhI dominion Coffee Pot makes the best COLES amt
s"1a will pay in saving coffee
.Al'9 on hnnd very large assortment of his own
articles not hand will so to the
notice and Ht reasonable prices.
12"fFtIY CANS .tL1Fsi rs ON iEtND
Those IN want of housekeeping Goods. will do well
TO cali ON him His articles too numerous to r;-
ton ihusc who call will lind every article E1T
fitting "ut n fine household T. f. STIFEl
rlyI:}'6J-dCm No. lI3 Main ST. Whcclipr. Ma
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rI:vl,AN.I.,Ls o. E.,N uPL.,,s

S--A-SS
Which suitable f3r either sex and all
si III fvc ini:cs. Ear T.uIPETs of every destrip-
nom !so every variety Of artificial articles known in
t!Ae Worlds large assortment Of beautiful durable
AisGIEICIAI. HANDS,
With tic Arm and Elbow Attachment: AUTIrICT Al
FEET, with tho hukl', Leg, aud Hnce-Joint Attach
These articles arc perfectly natural and adapted for
rt'i"r hN and can Dc sent by express to any part of
':" wu:ii Ar kinds OF Trusses for Hernia or kup:rro
u every description, for either SEX and TrssI t,,;
trularly la2el Tor females ina weak condition also
tnr tho+c viii, IEoLAP8Us C-EE!
lr; bu'Ec: IS one Of the Ia0st celebrated and ski!-
ful yIIyaicaus and surgeons ROW living. Ills fame /,
known I"Fsona'sy In every principal city tile world
Al letters dircc;ed to Dr. HlAt,. nlrs contain ten
CENTS 10 pay postage and incidental CXDcIscs All
Chronic Diseases Ice treated y correspondence
except thosc entioned which will rctIuir6 his pcr-
s"mal supervision.
TzzF- 0gicc hossrs from 0 4. Mto4RM
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
PFFfGE Io4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth st.
0StL ~ NV YoRE CITr.
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NOV EN- BIER 90, 1859.
4A0I&

bondage i'll his flesh; that he would deal
gently with the bruised reed. Thou hast
visited the sins of the fathers upon this
their chIld. Oh, turn away from him the
penalties of his own 2transgressions -
Thou hast 1aidupon him, from infancy the
cross which thy stronger children are call
ed upon to take up; and now that he is
1aintiug undcrtit, be Thou his stay. and do
Thou sUccor him that is temptcd Let his
manifold intirmitics come between him and
i Thy judgmcnt;tin wrath remember mercy
| II MS eyes are not open to all thy truth
let thy compassion Tighten the darkness
that rests upon him, even as it came
through the word of thy Son to blind
Bartimcus, who sat by the waysidc, beg
ging
Many more petitions he uttered. but all
III the same subducd tone of tenderness.
In the presence of helpless suffering, and
i'll the t1st-darkening shadow of the De-
Stroyer, he torgo: all but his Christian, hl.-
m0nity, and cared more about consoline
his fcllow-nan than making prosclytc of
| him.
This was the last prayer to which the
Little Gentleman ever listened, Some
change WAS rapidly coming over him dur
ing this last hour of which have been
speaking. The excitement Of pleading his
cause before his sclf-clectcd spiritual ud-
Tiscr,-thc emotion which ovcrcame him,
when the young girl obcyed the sudden
| impulse OF her fcolinps and urcsscd hcr
lips to Ills chcek,-the thoughts thaf mas
tered him while the Jiyinily-stu;lunt norr-
cd out his soul for him in PRAYER MIGHT
well hurry on the inevitable momcni'-
When the Ciyiu;tv-st,Acnt had 1,ttercd ,Liv
tpctition. commencing him to tic Father
through his Sons intcrccSsion, he turned
to look upon him before leaving his cham
Der. His face was chanoc;i 1'Thcre Is :,
lnnyuarc of tho. human roT,rterorcc ,,.f,i,i,
we all understand without an intnrnrcinr
though the Iineamcnts bcInno In tho r,,,losi
savage that ever staInmcrcd in onunj,no,yn
barbnric dialect By the stiffness or ,hn
| slarpencd features. bv thc h|ankncss of
the fearless ewes. by ihe fiyelncss nf tbe
smitcless mouth. by thr denHcnino t;nts
by the contracted brow. by the Tiilnting
nostril, we know th;it the SOM is som to
leave its mortal olor,ru+ ovd i ,i-o,,l
closing M It's windows and putin ont lis
lircs-Such vas the asucct of The f,,r,.
upon which the diyinity-stndnnt locked
after the brief silence which -foilowod Lis
Ipravcr. The cI,ourc had bccn ra,;,i
though NOT that abrn9,t one Which i. liaI,la
Ito happen ut any moment in t5psc ,.ns,,s
The sick man looked townr[;S.ii, llT.,rn
| wcll.-hc said-I thank Won Icovn mo
alone with her.
| When the liyinity-stuCcnt had zone opI
! the Little Gcn+Gc1r1n fou,,Il l,i,,srIf .'i,,o
with Iris. lie lifted his hand Il. lis nn.l
and tool, from if s,isnnu,lnh h., a cInndnr
chain. n uuairt. antiunc-lnnl,irs, ic,+ Tin
same key had once scrn him ,,oiSiiin,,
lie gave ii TO her. and pointed to a carved
cabinet or:,ositc his hci orn. nj +ho.o ,I,o,
had so attracted my ruriors cvrs n,,d s,.t
me wondering MS tS ,yhnt 1t n,ii.l,t cont,in
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I. O. S. M.


OLD DOMINION LODGE, No. /.
Meets every Monday Evening at their Hall in tho
Acltie1n Tr,itlings
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MnEELINn I.onGE. M 1no

WIIEELINo LODGE, No. 12s.
Ns%ts first and third Thursday of each month. cx-
al, June July and August, when it meets first Thurs
~. j. Bates. w. NJ. T. II. Logan. s. w, w. C. Hall,
~ T. Melvin. Secreta:y +. A. BrentIinger, TresA-
30. 81, ., A. Clement, S. D., c. A Linck, j. D., j. L.
"aa's + \. Brcntluger.
OHIO LODGE. No. 1oI.
N'ets first and third Mondays of crch month.
,,p ~ R9nOL W. NJ WI. Houston s. w, A. ]. swcc-
q W jas AicCiurcy, Sec, William Wilson Treas
Tyler. = ~ it'''' "'t' d. D. " fl"ciS'
Psi MysTzns.-w. p. Wilson, George W. Sights.
= " arden d. Murray, Geo. Dulty.
WHEELING UNION CHAPTER. No. 10.
Mests second sIonday of c4cl, month.
II; /; Logan. II. r., A. j. Sweeney. X. s. p. Brown
-" eco!uney, Treas, DIR. G. Baird, .Ir., Sec.
q " NJ ~ ~ P-J. Gosllorn, W G Scott, ]. s. Wheat
WHEELING CONINIANDARY, No. i.
~. %Se's fourth Monday in each month.
r. W; n j. Bates T. c., LII Williams Gonu A I s,veo-
c. p r ~, r Wilson, p, Geo. Baird Jr Recorder.
Bates fss' E.o-Goorss W. s'ght. H. Williams, W ].
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I. hi.'Tje DspR!y Grand liuster for Western VTr-
Higi Fric.f, DR. T. H. LOGAN.
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mAsONIC REGISTER.

Wheeling Lodges meet in Masonic
H"li, corner OF Market and Mon
roc Streets.
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9-SPEoLAL NoT1cEs Double the above rates.
. Rs Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, acccr-
ding to the space occupied and the number of cnnges
ers to be paid for iM 0drGHce
Legal advertisements will lie cbarreI ot tI,o ro.oz
prescribed by law. -
lnsines: Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
; OF ~ Tor ss& months but fora shorter period nothing
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; md Mi
advertisements for the benefit of other persons rs
c as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates : -
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions will he inserted until forbid and clinrrci
accordingly. ~ -
cases at full rates. " 80
Marriages, Notices of Funerals and announcements
of Sermons, SO cents each. nnv1I-,59
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CtPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO All, CITpo,.1c
- b:s's'scs-COUuHs, CEoUP, C0Ssu&PTIos ISrIrrS-
"a. ASInaA, BRONCHITIS, il d;sca4rs Of the MOuT,.
,osE, IhoAT ana LUSGS: all SEIN nIE.IsFs of every
HescrlPton successfully trcatei:-LU s4Gu LU.;I;.p
3'scEssEs SCEnFutl, !tnEu%ATIsM. GouT, NIuRtJEI1
rAiALTsIs EPILEPSY or rCoNvrLsIoSs DYspgrsiI. DYy-
Gncd III short timr also Of the Stomach Liver and
E'wS!s There are many diseases incidental! tuwomCn
NI chiiIrcn Which are treated Will distinguished sue
cess All particulars will lie givcn!,y letter. Ir h,,
Eee can Produc" one thousand certificates Of his neg
feet success in cnrirg '''' FS'
CANCERS, OLD SORES. Or ~. GERS, MP DIST, A4-
ES. S.FiSTGL.A OF EVERY description. SIsiD
HEAD WENS, POLTPES 0F TIE NOSE,
Or in nnV ,tlicr- I,rrt nf ti,,, LII.
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WHEELING, VA, TUEsD AS NJ oRNIN(55
1dilg llteItIlqe pp6e4
TER1Is OF ApVERTIsING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES oP NoSPARE11,. (oR oSE INCH,
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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BUlIE,
TUGIC4S AND SIVELLINGs
OF every description. AMI without The l.. of the knife
or any surgical Instruments. Tlrse las; named liss-
such patients must place tIcnsrly rs under ;i D
personal supervision.
Dr. l'nni'"c has n!nlc dsrOvcry f,ra .Flufd -
tat Will produce absorption 0f the .t.rtR.t1V .,i
restore permanent T;-ion to tho LIE. without rert
t" the knife. All d:sca-ns Of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the use Of the knife
"rn"c'!le Dr. Ii;Il;ee is constantly on hand at
his Office an extensive assortment Of brAutifcl
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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Death of The Little Gentleman

his INTERVIEW WITH THE DIVINITY STUDENT
AN AFFECTING SCENE.
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CHURCHES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Wheeling baptist Church, south side Clay between
Fifth and Sixth
Disciples Church. Market, between Bi,llo and Thir,
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Negt~ lrst and third Thursday of each month. OK.
d, June uiyand August when it meets first Thurs
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01
From t,e =. y evening Pos:
TIRE PROPOSED TIcRiiIrO8IE:s.
WAsnIYGroN. Fob. i

WAsHIYGToE, Feb. II
The proposed territories Of Arizona, Da-
cotah and Jefferson, cannot be organizcd
this session. The House to-day. has laid
all three Of the bills on the table, the whole
Republican force supporting such disposi-
ton Of them, because the pro-sayery ma
joiity Of the Committee on Territories in
sisted upon reporting them with pro-slavery
provisions. The vote to lay the bill for the
organization Of Arazona on the table was
very decisiyc--bcing l2i to rs The Da-
cotah bill vas laid on the table by still
more decisive votc-l2I to 81, and the bill
to organize the territory Of Jefferson was
laid on the table without a motion.
Dacotah Arizona and Jefferson, are al
n0ic Free Soil Ia Dacotah it is hopeless
to attcmptto plant slavery, and it probably
will not be tried Ia Jefferson it will prob
ably he tried, and fail In Arizona, ad-
joining Texas as it does, the attempt viii be
made mere vigorously and with moro chance
Of success
But the Democrats in Congress are I'M
willing either to leave these Territories in
their present Freedom, or to suffer the IA.
tural ilow Of emigration to determine their
future character They propose to swaddle
them up from their very infancy. with pro
slavery laws and regulations, and 70 subject
their people to the same unnecessary and
futile brutality as has been displayed To-
wards tie settlers Of Kansas
The Democratic policy in re.ari 10 the
admission Of new States is simple l. is 10
n!a'.c them, If possible, Slave Soil, or iaii
ing in that, TO make them Democratic, II
failing in both, to keep them out cu;'rc'y
That : their whole doctrine aud practice in
reference f. the subject Oregon aud Kan
sas attest it Their professions about Pop
ular Sovereignty" Ratios Of Rcprcscnta-
ton, dc. &c., are mere bosh and nonsense,
only intended t) answer a purpose Of tern
porary deception and their most 1lcmu
pledges C fidelity 10 any such principle are
discarded the moment any partizan end !,
70 b. gaincd
. 1t viii be IN the case Of future Tclitp
/ rics, rs Il has in the case Of the present
ones Ne shall hear os:entatious dccl?ra
tiono Of Democratic principles, ;" but al
+ they viii amoun. to will be 70 serve a. shift
70 keep out States convicted e Freedom
and Ropublicauism, and to bring in, if pos
s.b'e, States cursed u,;h Slayuy or faint q,
with Democracy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01
VOL. 5, NO. 45.- WHOLE NO. 2Ol.

Captain Thomas, foreman Of the distr;bu
tlun-room IN the Albany office. contributed
- the detection Of this crime. This arrest
is an important one, and will probably put
stop 10 series Of derreiations which
have Ior some time given the Posi- Oiicc
authorities much anxiety. Bartholomew
gained access to the packages by oficiously
aiding, while waiting for his mail bags, in
filling and locking them. The offender has
a wife, 10 whom he has been married two
years, and a father and mother, all residing
IN Albany, and highly respectable. upon
whom this blow las fallen with crushing
weight He Las hithert1 borne good
character
Geo. Bartholomew. the young man who
WAS detected or Saturday last. in the act cf
stealing package Of letters from the mail
ing department. in the Office in Albany, was
arraigncd on Tuesday afternoon, about 4
o'clock, before United States Commission.
er Hilton. Two witnesses were sworn
Postmaster ComStoek and Assistant Post
master Johnson. The former testified to
the loss of packages since August last. and
the latter 70 witnessing the theft by Bar
tho'omcw. The stolen package contained
;wcny-cight letters, directed to parties in
Boston. These letters contained between
$4,000 and $4,000 in money aud drafts
We understand thai he viii plead guilty to
the otIense, and throw himself upon the
mercy Of tie COurt-N Y. Tri6are
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-03-01

Tho Treasury ia so near empty that 1t ls
evident the Administration will soon be
wanting another loan There are 10000
Geo already authorized, which the Govern
mcnt viii commence drawing upon as soon
rs the bids are accepted; but this will not
serve to keep them in funds long. The
Treasury Notes now due cannot be paid,
and will probably have to be funded or re-
issued; or in other words, what was inten-
ded as temporary debt will become = per.
mancnt one
The receipts into the treasury during the
first quarter of the present fiscal year were
but S25 $40, of which sl0,000,00o
was borrowed. The estimated receipts fol
the rest of the year are SIS, 800, ,00O-(aT
exaggerated estimate, unless commerce re
ives much more than it has yet) Grant
inc them to reach this estimated point, tht
aggregate receipts of the year will be bu
S10,l29.195, while the Secretary's own es
Inmates put the expenditures at $4,000,
coo and over, and the Appropriations al
ready asked for by the Administration mel
III congress tniea1eh ~ id'sc 'hS ''ui"Au' L
over slO0,000,000
With the deficit in the National ledger
daily growing larger and larger, the Pub
lie Debt rolling up. the interest payment
draining the Treasury, wha; are the Ad
ministraticn about! Dcvising retrcnci
ment and economy. Planning measures
replenish the Treasury? Not a bit Of it
They are proposing to borrow sundry mi
lions to buy Cuba, sundry more millions
! ce, 4 slice of Mexico, sundry more millior
to lavish in Army, Navy, and miscallau'
Gus jobs;-proposing to plunge deeper an
: deeper in debt. to make the public bu
: dens heavier and heavier, and the day
extrication more and more distinct, if n
: .hopeless = Union.