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Sherif's Sale.i
Grier Il Laing,J
against

80 James Vaughan and Robert Cloudy.
DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
- from tie court of common pleas Of Nom
rec county, Ohio, I will offer for sale 1t public
auction, at the front door Of the court houss,
in the town of Woodsaeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock, .. n,rana
o'clock, p. M, on tsc 4. s,fa,.d. atir
Saturday, the 9nd day Of Fsbrmary, 1851,
the following described real sstats, situate in
said county, to wit: bt.lf sra aa;. a.,
The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter; also sixteen acres of Of the east side
Of the north west quarter Of the north east
quarter, of section six, township three, OF
range five, being all the north east quarter Of
said section, except what was sold to William
Lennon and Joseph Abbott, containing my
six acres, more or less. 70 g.'nA Haa
Taken in execution and levied upon a. the
property of James vaugan and Robert 0ondy,
at tho suit of Grier i Laing.
C. N. MORROW, gherin,
Jan. 2, ls6l.-$4,s0.' Monroe County,o.
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Master Commissioners Sale
EllHabetk Dement,,
s3 aCainst i1igs

Guhapotn Oement,
u da f9l@i " against 2sla'iz3 5cog
& sH William Dement, and others.d5 10.
ON mandate from the Court of Common
" Pleas Of Monroe County, in the State Of
Ohio, by virtue Of said mandate, will offer for
sale at public auction, At the front door Of the
courthouse, in said county, on ai,tGy
Saturday, the 9th day Of E.lraary. 1851.
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, and &
o'clock, P. NJ, on said day, the fsllswipg de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: .'ea l4si'tf aiif S--ia4ssG%
Town lots number thirty-ive and forty-eight
as recorded on the town plat of the towa Of
Calais, Monroe County, Ohio. s.l ,;,it al,
Also, the one-half of the west end Of lot
number thirty three, in said town, described ~
follows: Commencing on the line between and
originally owned by Farler Ball. running east
four rods and ! s feet, thence north eight rods
to q stake, thence west four rods and IL feet.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Gem.
.9 Monroe Common Pleas.
i January 8, ls6l.--$A50. mid ssgoa eT
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Sherif's Sale.
Joseph Luckey.
against A-
John EnloR

OY virtue Of . writ Of peslifisni espoaas TO
- me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. will offer for
sale At public auction, at the front door Of ths-
court house, in the town of Woodsneld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, m.r
and o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, the End day Of february, 1851.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: M ff,la., f,.e
The west half Of the south east quarter Of
the south west quarter, of section nine, town.
ship four, and range six, containing nineteen
acres, moro or less: also, the west half Of the
south west quarter Of section nine, township
four and range six, containing seventy mine
acres, mere or less. '4 e"9ttl"al' -
Levied npon as the property Of Joseph
Lucksy, at the suit of Joseph Luelssy. sliiiI
C. N. MORROW, lShsrif, 4,
Jan. 4, lssl.--s4,oo. Monroe County,0.,
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Sherifs Sale. I
Tallant 4 Dslsplain,

George Thompson, ~ ~ ~
ID me directed from the ocurt Of common
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will Offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door ofths
court house, in the town Of Woedsdeld, In
said county. betw cen the hours Of 10 o'clock.
a. M, and o'clock, p. m, on
Saturday, the end day Of February, 1851,
the following described real estats, situate in
said county, to wit: s fe=d ~ .s.to5
Lot Number Eleven,
in the town Of Haresvine, II said county.
Levied on as the property Of George Thomp-
son, to satisfy 4 judgement in favor Of Tallant
Dsleplaia. c. u. MORROW, Shsrix
Jan. 2.IeHl.-&A0o. 2. Monroe Comfy, Q.
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AUDITORS OmcE, MONROE COUNTY Ono, !
WooDsrEID. November %, lS6O
certify foregoing Receipts Expenditures
Ohio the 18th
temb
uncaled
Attes NJ. L. BOWSER Auditor NJ. G. O.
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Sheriffs Sale. sa ...6
Anthony Sheets, Executor and Nustee Of
Il. j. Sheets, 5 81 ssy

su1 against E4i3siaw
Joseph Bigley and James Nc Williams.
DY virtue of Of = writ of renditio.i esponas
u to me directed from the court of common
pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, win ofisr for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of ths
court house, in the town of Woodsneld. in
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. M, and O'clock, r. m, on
Saturday The 2nd day Of Fs6ruary, 1871
the following described real sstate, situate. in
said county, to wit:
The west half of tho south east quarter Of
section nineteen, township FIVE, and range SIX;
also. the north west quarter Of the north east
quarter, OF section twenty-four, township fonr,
Of range six, all in Monroe county, Ohio
Levied upon as the property Of Joseph
Bigley and James McWilliams, at the suit Of
Anethy Sheets, Rxecutor and Trustee Of H. B.
Shee:s.s sa c. n. MORROW, sherin,
Jan. 2, lss1.-S4,2o. Monroe County. o.
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COUNTY EXPENSES CT.

BY collected IL
Treasure cent on e-ryi licenses n
1852 BIS
on State
: -
Nachls
y h.a,...
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Byeasurers per printers OH taxes collect.
Bytaxess refunded by county 80. 90 Ee :"
Paid Daniel O'Connor treasurer Of Center township
Samuel Grinshaw, treasu of Green township
"EJ A. LaH.ssrd, treasurer OF Ohio township = ID
q, Thomas West, treasurer of Perry township
"eJ ]. r. Smith, treasurer Of Salem xnship
a" Janrss Messerly, treasurer Of salem township -
{" L. +. Elsworth, treasurer Of Seneca township
=. Richard Clegg, treasurer Of Seneca township
a. David Ruble, treasurer Of Switzerland township .
q ~ - ........ .,.s5grl i4s.f5= ,sist-.f, Oh
% Bn.,... g. a.In1 I7oGes songDsoy atzt-
DaiAnce In treasury .ig-oa So ...sa.
= 6i 81 ....-..-. -. ttua1 81 .,....s
se Total . . ssrg, ig.g.s s5.sz5 :,
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Sherifs Sale. !
Ne Clsllsn 4 Knox,
aDainat

RH virtue of an order Of sale to me directed
IL from the court Of common pleas Of Non
roe county Ohio, will offer for sale, q public
auction, at the front door Of the court houss.
in the town Of WoodsEeld, in said county, be~
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, 4. N. and (
o'clock, p. NJ, on 9a., so 5toso .i7,s
Saturday, the 2nd day Of February 1851,
the following described real estate, situate n
said county, to wit:
Lot Number Fifteen 7@d
in the town Of Cochransville, Monroe county. O.
Attached and ordered to be sold a. the
property Of R. 8. Anderson, to satisfy judge
ment in favor Of McClellen Knox.
G. N. MORROW, shsria,O
jan. 2, lssl.--Ss,00 Monroe County, o.
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Tis a.;:s s;:s for for i @ # ss' asss:
90
aa. '1 afs sa for % s ss' Of 'sl sss on D%: %
aid John Of Yos for repairing chairs for court hou.. I
" Jane. w.shburn 0
Joel Judkns for lamp and oil for Offices Is o
!" Martin 1. Al. Auditor 81. 50 Q
Joel Randolph for fees Attorney of Reed Neil 90
:" William Read for costs in case Reed Neil - ss o
: Lewis Wise for cleaning house o
Philip Wagonheim hauling lime sourt
Burke, Burke and Barnes . safe for county treasury s01 20
Benton freight IS o
Daniel Walton for blouing paper Of Fl. o
" n Baker for recording burnt records 7st so 90 o
repair, &C. Jail hou.. IS ~
n Koh.r for goods for Jail and inmates Of Same 2l % o
John IN Hem Hem for cb blacksmith s a work at jail 90
" Jacob Bgger jr for hauling boards for coal house
1" William Read for work at Jail and SO O
stationery county ~
A. % Psg. for goods for jill and inmate. Of sam.
s s "sis .s '
(" for freight on books from Barussvils o
Boo Booth If for 1,l 5sisas and. and storage @ books
1:sS s,Ess $ s s. sss: .a c.,.
" Joseph Reddn for cleaning house 90 O
Davis for boarding gay in of Ohio Barker
" J. NJ KEtbids for stationary for courty Offices 5s,s
Wm Read 70. repairs to Jail 90 o
county 0
William. sf for s'sssy ps ss Is
VIM Read for printing sheriff blanks paid for by him
Lewis shpsy printing notice
Thomas Little for services land appraiser Of Center township
H. G. Morris Malaga
Edward
i" James Smith for services school examiner IS 0
:" Am examiner 90 0
VIM Richardson, ESQ, attorney
plea. cases,
JAIME, Mitchell for fees c OF &c As Al
R. 'as Of fs.. defending SO
Court Common Is 90 o
Holis and 0key for fees Attorney defending f.
and saeledeeker IS 90 0
Edward Arohbod for Attorney defending
art 10 90 0
for fees assisting Prosecuting Attorney
rh,o.: o' a;:s. Vi s fee. =. County g
Er;d'sk ID Aohsm.n for fees Comfy Commissioner IS
John Way for State and insanity 14a o
Court of Common Plea. 40 90 0
serving subpoen.s jury
for parting Stat: election
do for insanity of Jane Baker in Probate Court
do for for insanity Of Matilda i Allen in Probate cour.
DO DO for s' %.n
I'll: Il s:s f.: :s; 4ssr
sh r
in case Of Foreman and others Is 90
coensrs do for holding inquest. ''''' '''' '
nqus SO Is
!" Grand jurors n Court of Common Pleas 244
/" Witnesses before Grand 180 45
petit Jurors in Court of Common Pleas 1913 70
in Court of Common Pleas SO1
i" do do Probate
do in insanity do 20
Constablss and insanity Probate
In District IA
Probat IS
" Constables n ourt pleas 81 so
of ii
" Archibald States do do do IS
" G W. do do
" w. D. Patton do do do 36 90
+" John Beardmore do do do 1890
" Woodman Okey do do do
H. B. James do 957(
Josiah Masi do do 3
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Sherifs Sale.
u. Brennan & Ce.
against
Jacob Shook.

DY virtue Of . writ Of ss~disson, ssvvxs, h.
ID me directed from the court Of esmmeu
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. 1 will offer for
sale at public auction At the frsnt door Of the
court house, in the town Of Wosdsfeld, in said
county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, .. n.
and o'clock, p. M, on -----.s-------.
Saturday, tho End day Of february, 1881,
the following described real estate, situate In
said county, to wit: tf -
The east half of the south west quarter Of
the north east quarter, of section twenty,
township two, and range four, containing
twenty acres, more or less. r. s - = -
Levied upon as the property Of Jacob Shock
to satisfy judgement In favor Of n. Brennan
4 Go. G. n. MORROW, sherif, =s-s
Jan. 2, 1ss1.-$3,so Monroe County'o.
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EXPENDITURES.

different or which county 01a have been
1860 order No. 2l2 Book W.
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10 amount collected duplicate August settlement
COUNTY DEBT FUNDS Cr
BY reasus and fees collected du
By amount Of ovbsrgss refunded without county 81
redeemed and deposited with Auditor March 1Seo 1874
Total. 1894 ss
COUNTY BRIDGE FUNDS Dr.
collected duplicate Of Feb settlement 1890 1919 %
amount collected 1859 settlement 1850 519 OS
COUNTY BRIDGE FUND cr = '''0 y :
easures and printers fees collected dup
By overcharges refunded without 70 4
Paid John Kerr for repairs bridge sunfsh creek Ford
Paid S P P jones' for do do do At Pb mill 81 81 90 90
J. B. Nel! the building caringon bridge p pay
Sampson Thistle for timber for bridge Is 90
James Collins part for building bridge suafsh
" James Irwin for work Narrow 20 o
Balance IN S5s sd
Of 0
COUNTY INFIRMATv FUND Dr. e, D. C. NJ
:s; =
Z" cash received of Michael Fagert 4 o
Total receipts 1907 81 o
COUNTY INFIRMARY FUND Cr assli eI = aaas
By and printers dup
" overcharge refunded without county order 5 81
orders redeemed and deposited with Auditor March 1850 5s6
orders redeemed and deposited with Auditor June 4le ss
orders redeemed and deposited with Auditor September S01 a.
Balance in treasury 21 8s Z
Total 1907 81 o
SURPLUS REVENUE FUND Dr. - e.
10 amount received from State ! - 7O970 80 0
To amount of interest due State February 1850
Total aos5 81 .
SURPLUS RzvENUs FUND cr. -. .,... -.
% as s:f s:' out count, funds February 1850
Total 2los5 s 0
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ROAD FUNDS DR..

Ial6nce treasury at September settlement 1859
duplicate
TO collected duplicate 1859
To printing road ressipts.or townships
aTosai receipts sq.dza. .a.at'J4.
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ss1 g:ss i:sS
Amount of outstanding orders issued during the fiscal year. for
outstanding during year.
the 5 auditor the M re-. County the orders Of the Directors
day ssp.nbsr ' s l '' S'p'''''''
EXPENDITURES D. ON
To of County Infrmary o
m .ns 7 for for ssets. s ss @ Of ess asn.s; 400
To Milton Redl for lightning oato 1nfray y 80 Q
10 Citizen Bea for house rent for out door Is 90
NJ Hoenier ( Co. for washing naehn. s 90 .
s,a;s MGn Smith Rfsr for fspg zee out door pauper' 70
R Mshss Rss5 % & s'a sss for for ;s fa.y l"y i: 81
James Howe Howelfor s ,das hrshng shin for for Infmary s.S
" Sinclair, 1nsrn.y
EB for serTess as Director Of 1nmay 81
asss! Ss!' n6rn.y
J S S ;S f. s aa9 s
Paid James Smith Smith NJ N D.. D. for medical attendance IS
M. D. for medical atsndano. s. Refine, Is
$: s::: Fl: !: 8; 81:
transporting P Doyl. to 1narn.ry
Jeremiah Tracy p.k
Paid Marx A!e: clothing
Paid Paid s. .I:. p Jones osss for merchandise sss
Paid Paid Isaac Isaac winnd for for -four and n..l os 5
Paid Joseph Anderson for digging
Paid g. W. English for hauling coal 4
Paid g. McComa hauling 4
Paid Svanu transporting to narmary
Paid j.
Gibbons attendance on s. R.iner ou. door p..pu Is
Paid M Stump for washing for g. Reiner door u o
F. Reed boarding ndfuel for
Paid Judkn M for medical attendance Reinsr 45 SO
Paid D. c. Keller NJ. for medical Rene Is
Paid Jesse for hinges 81
Paid 81
Paid Lewis Gratigny M. o. do do do IS
Paid John Lope for freight -four a1
Paid Theodore Supe for bacon and -four l6s ls
Paid Miller
Paid F. N. o
for beef&
Paid Adoph Uhschy for transporting Martha Su Infnary
Paid Peter Dh for clothing
Paid Charles Kalenbaugh
Total expenditures 1899 ~ o
AUDITORS OmcK, MONROE COUNTY,
| WooDsFED November 90 {
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
THE WHEELING CONVENTION.

lhh WubhIlNo NONNbNItON.
Wheeling, Virginia, December 2.-In the
Convention, to-day, Mr.. Hogan, Of Boone, Offer
ed the following: % w.. -. q
Whereas, Negro slavery is the origin and
foundation Of our national troubles, and the
cause Of the terrible rebellion In our midst that
is seeking TO overthrow our Government and
Whereas, Slavery 10 incompatible with the
Word OF God, detrimental to the interest Of a
free people. as well as wrong to slaves them-
selves therefore .nr.a 2. .-... ..-- "
Resoived, That the Convention inquire into
the expedienoy Of making the proposed new
State q free State, and . provision be inserted
for the gradual emancipation Of all slaves with.
in the proposed boundaries Of the new State
to be submitted to the people Of the same for
their approval or rejection.
Referred to the Committee on Fundamental
and General Provisions.
Mr.. Brown, Of Kanswha, offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the State OF Kanawha ough,
to assume Just and equitable proportion OF
the State debt Of Virginia. and In doing SO dis
criminate between its friends and foes, by pay
ing nrst the bonds held by her own loyal citi
zens, next those held by loyal citizens not resi-.
dent in the State Of Kanawha, and Of the excess
pro rata share. 11.gf
Mr.. Caldwell, Of Marshall, gave notice that hs
should ask that \ provision be inserted in the
Constitution to the effect, that when the Consti
tuition is submitted to the people, they shal
then determine whether the name Of the new
State shall be Western Virginia or Kanawhs.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
DY aaKkN : WILLIAMs, A.etion..r.

PAWNBROKERS SALE-LSAAC HERE.
BERG'S GREAT WINTER SALE FOR
1861, OF VALUABLE UNRE.
DEEMED PLEDGES, TAKES
PLACE
On THURSDAY MORNING G next, December sth
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
at Auction Rooms No. 526 Sev enth and ID, streets
he assortment comprises IN all the most extensive.
superior and valuab le collection ever offered at a,y
one sale la this city. consisting In part, viz
Every variety Of elegant Gold Watches
Valuable Diamonds, Rich and ooetly Gold
Jewelry OF every style, and very exten I've sssort
ment % Of large large number Of Gems All Ladies
Superior double and single barrel Bird and Duck
Colts and other celebrated Revolver Swords Ri
fes, Pistols, fine Cutlery
100 Silver Watches, viz:
Patent Levers, Detached, Lspinss and other styles
large amount Of sterling silver, ami rich plated
Goods
| Musioal Instruments, Opera G. GIssses, kc. &C.
The srg, st assortment and most superior stock Of
Gents ClUthing in great variety, ever sold Mt any
forfeited sale in W ashingtOn city.
Remnants and piec:s Of Cloths, Csssinsrts, Vest.
| log, Gc., &c
| Ladies elegant Clothing
Fine Canton Grape and other valuable Shavls
| sets Of costly FuIs, Mufis, ks
| avery large quantity Of superior Bsd'ins
Together with many other articles not snumer4.
| ISAAC HERZBER9,
| Pawnbroksr.
| GREEN h WILLIAMS,
dec I'd AuctiOnesrs
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
washi.gtea . Yankss city.

Washington is essentially a Yankee city, al
the present lime. In every department, bust.
ness Ia thriving 70 ~ degree unparalleled In its
history. Real estate has ad anced to unex.
pected figures, and It ts u matter Of impossi.
bility to yfnd suitable accommodations for the
vast innux OF business pouring in upon gus.
Enterprise To now the watohword, where a
short year ago inactivity and decay prevailed.
Vigorous competition has reduced the price Of
many of the nscessartes Of life. Old monopo.
lies have been scattered to the winds, and the
consumer generally is benefited by the change.
The Washington Of to-day is totally d difsrent
frum the Washington OF 1860. Many are unac.
quainted with tho cause Of the trar sformation
and look with wondering eyes at what 10 only
legitimate consequence. The fact 10, the
antiquxted coaches Of the past regime have
rolled away. and the lightning locomotives Of
Northern energy replace them. Thus will 1t be
IN other Iatrudes than this, The fossil remains
OF an obso cite idea will but serve ss memen.
toes OF darker age, and happiness and pros
perity with be the results of Its annihilation
Woe La Yankee. ,.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
The Canterbury.

The tide Of success still sets in the direction
of the Canterbury. The conductor spares no
pains to give an entertainment which, In point
tractor has engaged, and offers Immediately to
tue public. directly from New York, . very
large addition TO the already large and popular
company. Mr.. Sylvas Campbell makes his Ara,
appearance tonight. The beautiful and very
talented young songstress, AiV Carrie La Mont
whose purity Of voice has won for her the
choicest enoomiums, is shortly to appear. Sew
eral other artists are also engaged for imme'
diate appearance, whose names viii be an
nounced on the bill. An entire change takes
place tonight in the programme. The Oot0rooI
Is again feature. .s ..ur,
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
snash.ups.

It would be well 70 call the attention Of the
proper Government ofioers to the daily occur.
renee OF the " smAshing up in this CITY of the
Government wagons. Hardly day passes over
our heads, but that We hear of Government
furiously along the different streets, 70 the i'm.
minent danger Of pede strians and vehicles Of
every description resulting, IN n majority Of
instances, In the destruction II III. wagons and
the killing or manning for life df the poor
horses. What shameful and culpable neglect
or appointment Of trinlnk or perhaps drunk en-
teamsters. We hazard the assertion, that the
Government has lost MY thousand dollars BY
the wful and inexcusabls misconduct Of wagon
their teams for IL II notorious that, IN ali sec.
tions of the city, they halt whenever they
please, to get ,drink-.thus exposing their
ncwly broken steeds to the olamor and excite.
mont incident to our crowded thoroughfares.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
A Good Example.

Fifty second Pennsylvania volunteers, (now
encamped n little beyond the toll-gate on Sev-
enth streeD the regiment was formed into close
column. and the adjutant read aloud the cele-
brated order of General Washington with ref
erence to, profane swe sring, ard also that Oi
our present Commander in Chief, touching the
proper observance Of the Sabbath In the army
The atte ition Of the men WAS also drawn to NJ
order issued some time since by the regimsDta
commanding cficer, Colonel John O. Dodge,
positively prohibiting the use Of blasphsmoui
and indecent language. We have reason to be
lieve that the Fifty second ia comparatively free
from the vices thus condemned; and yet the
course pursuedby tts officers will do much good
and Is well worthy of imitation by others.
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
THE PRrsoNERs AT RICHMOND.

Boston, Dec. 2.-The following is an extract
from letter from Capt. Bow man, Of the Fif.
teenth Massachusetts Regiment, under date Of
Richmond, Nov. n:
1--WE are all, seven Of us, confined in one cell
size IL by II feet. Our ms,s Ia made up of Coils.
Cosgswell and Wood, of New York; Col. Lee
and Major Revere, of the Twentieth Massachu.
setts; Capt Keffer, Of Philadelphia, and Capt.
lockwood and yself, of the Fifteenth Massa-
chusetts Regiment. We were transferred from
confined since the battle at Leesburg, q fort.
night ago. Standing, as we do, for those pri.
vateers in New York we are treated the same
as persons charged with crime. What will be
the result Of all this do not know. l trust that
all will be WE'LL"
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
Fully Commssted.

Monday night, J. q. Bache. who was arrested
for the larceny OF q gold watch from Colonel
Potter, and committed 10 Jail for q hearing, was
brought out for examination before Justice
Dom, yesterday. It appeared from the evi
dence that the young man had been intimate
with Colonel p, and had borrowed his watch
wards stole 1t and pawned 1t for small amount
with young man at 8. Lswis's watchmak ing
establishment. Mr.. Lewis was summoned Il
appear and bring the watch. He did so anC
1t, by the pawn. Upon being requested to give
1t up, he declined TO do 80, and the watch re
mains in his possession until the case 10 disposed
Of by the court. Justice Donu fully committed
BacLe for trial
The national Republican., 1861-12-04
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
APPOINTMENT OFFICE,

: = = - DeCeTnbeT ., 1901.
A branch Office having been established at
the Capitol in the city of Washington, the va
rious distributing Offices are hereby directed,
during tn, session Of Congress, to place all
letters and newspapers directed to members Of
the United States Senate and Of the Houso Of
Representatives, in separate pouches from all
other mail matter, and label such pouches,
1" Congress, Washington, D. @"
. By order Of the Postmaster General:
tslsned r,.. ...,.:.n, JOHN p a. y kessos' nsss..,