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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

II. 'fAal, NOo. 1861.
IN PROBATE COURT.
State OF Minnesota,
County Of Ramsey, ~
vt Il Special Term Of the Probate Court. held
in and for the County of Ramsey, at St
Paul, on Tuesday, the 18th day of Novem-
Der, AID. 1861,
In the matter Of the estate OF
FREDERICK BURST, deceased,
pom reading and filing the petition of
r. 5. Edgerton, praying, for reasons
therein set forth, that letters Of administration
on said estate may issue to himself and Adam
Finck
IT is ORDERED that Saturday, the 7th
day of December, AID. 1861, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, at the office of the JUDGE of
Probate, in the City Of st. Paul, be ASSIGNED
tor the hearing of the said petition, and that
the heirs at law Of said deceased, and all other
persons interested i'll said estate, appear at q
session OF the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden, and show cause, if any there be,
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
find 1t is further ordered, that the said
petitioner give notice to all persons interested
in said estate, Of the tendency of the said Pc
tition and the hearing thereof, by causing a
copy OF this order to be published in the
Minnesota Staatszeitung," a newspaper pub
lished at St. Paul, in said County Of Ramsey,
Tor three successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing.
}. F. HOYT,
.Tndoo IF proho+o
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Spm 5,peiten Mesiment oinesn bic les-
ten Don ten @ren3furts bier ansslanstenD etal@e-
msnts am @pnntas mad Rtutudy ob. Darunter
Der Don Capt. &iefer's teuti@er Company str1pa',
tete unb aurIdsebliebene @plb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
3stpci Observation-Disclosures an einern

3tpci xbeater1orfte llu,19en al, ei1aent
Sag. @sssn ber Iu6abruns ber Oper am
na@lten Montag, baben bic 9erren Darbenue uub
steible bei@loNen, ibre na9ite @orfsunus in
Sroine's DALE erit AM MOntae uber a9t Sage
fattfnben 3u Ia0en. @iebe lieber Qe1er tinRtpet-
len bic Mn3eiee. auf bem1elben Sag bat aud
bic "Gbalia" ibre erRe gorteluns bis1er Cation
ansetdnoist, Qiebe ~ebenfaQs bic @n3eiee) 10 bag
tas bsuti&e publitum nun @eheenbsit bat, ami~
i&en ben tbeatralii&en 2eifuneen 3peisr perl@ie-
bener &inltler%@ ruppen gu pdblen, mel9e beiber>
letts bemabt ittn tperben, ben Yreis ber @ortuF.
li1fett ~ ~erriuaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
&rn. e.. 6iefen unb SRI. Marie Drcis
~ ibrer g e. mGblung a M IA. Nps.

3wei 1er3en bic Der pimmel brobsn
S@pn fir einanber bat betimmt,
Die perben Gins, uub mag aud tpben
Dageeen cine gauge @elt.
@p MARS nit Solepb, jung an Sabren
l1nb nit 6raulein Marie Dreis,
@ie nj Il n ein'een iiG unb paaren
90 par bas bin1mlii9e @ebeis.
Gs mirb Gin luR' ger 8lumensarten
Die Melt benz juneen paare fetn,
@ie fcnnten ni4t metr Idneer tparten,
Drum peil benz Iietenbet gerein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

NS 9err Gbas. Mabler bon Der Jirma
J"9erioN u. 60. eriu9t uns, leinen perebr~
ten Hanesrnanninnen auau3eieen, eab bic 3meite
sroBe Senoun9 Der ~feiniten @intsr aofe loebeu
anselanet 1T. @ir baben nur eiuen 1uatigeu
Sltd iibsr bic rei9e Mannisfaltisfeit Der II eueu
9enounS MAIDEN ~fSnnen> unb faneen lslbn pa-
ourd "nlere alte uete3eusuns b%eltitist, Bag ole
6'rn1a SrserloQ une Comp. IS perNstt, bic sro>
pen Martte bes Sltens gum Be1teu uu'erer Da-
menwelt aus3ubeuten. ll~stsr3suseu Sic (i1 benin
lel1ltl lGpne Neleriu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
@onieruirt Guere 3dbne!

0r. 8ibble, 3atna3t,
lest 3abne elm Don tinem e~inselnen bis ~ einem
seuen @ebiB> bic nit naturlide gu sebrau9eu II.
eben 10 ld6n ine.
arante :3abne wereen bur9plumbiren erbalten.
stem Nusfauen Der Vlcmbe berS9mers mad Der
Sperat'en. 3abne merben NIT Der orS6tmDeli9-
|ten ve!@tiateit ausoe3oeen.
Uulfaniirter ODER 9ebdrteter @ummi beinGiu-
lesen bon 3dbnen ni9t aneewenbet. Sur bic
So9tommenie Irbeit tpirb ~eeliefert, une in iepem
Saue mnB Der patient ~3ufrieben ee1teQt 1eiu, { b E
9onorar oerlan9t wirb.
Meine Yretle 1lno %nieoriser ais Ie ie fruber fir
70 CUTE W,beit III rieier @taet p%crlanet mureen.
Stf1ee: 4 .@traBe, 2 Sburen Observation-Disclosures.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
0l1 0apoleon' 9omt,
3 uIpDn s. @efnurnfiDn

Drttte StraBe%
sesenuber benz Mmeriean 5puie.
Mnber Bar: Die feiniten @eine, 2iqusure,
eos bette Ga serbier uno
d9te 6ananna6.
Sn Der &ttauration: Gril&e Ogaers pber su-
tereitet IN iepsr SAIGON, belitate marrat @peiltn
~ istsr 3sa.
g, 9eib,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
y b1tract8 Of Title
fur 6run6etdeufh1t,n.

VHr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
une trsene trel9er louitiee in oenllrtuneen bon
Hamie9 County entbaltene Nagweie mirb ~ ma<
Bigen preilen ~eeliefert, penn man ld an ben
County Nubitor tpenbst Il, benz nit be, Offce tes
Brighter Of DeebS perbunbeue. @erDlbe,
SIN Nu1trase ees 8oarb Der County, omm.
Sobn Nidole,
goriBer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Iu~ termasen: ga Mannefen, @ie liub
ia beute jan3 famps bel 2aune?
Meinmunb: @arum ipQ id ct benn mid
1ne Sd babe ccd famos eefrabfaadt.
Mu termaeen: gDp tenn?
W etnmunb: ga, no benn font, ais bel
papa 5eis i'm ~Ollen Mapolepm."
Nuferma8en: Sbr ribrt mid Glitter bis
gu &branen. @Qpns enfans !! gu 5eib unb lunlt
su Reenen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
Meue Mn3eiQfn.

Burle8f <Sper!
lie beiren ct, Yaul 0eausoeeine
Wermonia, 6, 3en3ius> DR., unp
Treier W1nnerhor> Yb. Hpbr, dr.
~trinsen biermit our AenntniB oes publitums,
baB lie
am Woutae, "a. NoDemb T,
i'm Atbenaum
5. Sttp5 Mnnner>Y urlesf- Oper:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
Spbn Set,
Gnsrus- unb Detail- gambler in
9piel> @QQrem.
&onpitereip aaren, Grl@ten,
kur}- uub 6alanttrie- maaren,
Dritte @trabe, 3pii9en @obert unb Minne1uta,
ct. paul, Mtnn.
Inter aneern in bieies Sad eini9!asenben Mr>
tttsln battle i'd tets porratbio cine srpBe Mus,pabl
BON 8orbpaartn, 8oeelbauer, @pieseln, Sa5den.
mei1ern, S@reibmatertalier, Spieltarten, 5@ad.
une Dan1enbrett. @piele, Masfeu u. !. ~.
SttD @arf SAIL.
BON So1epb @te1en.

Me3ubtns Blvd, Gteber 4teu
Wa1binstpn~StraBe.
Sn bieiem neuen unb elegant einoeridteteu Co..
loon inb CUTE @etrante uno faIte 5peiien itets
an 5ano. Gbenio feline 6apannas, Qluh IL Elm
gutss billiard in metnem Qptale aufae0eQt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Die pe!3preiie limb ME rlet: Bar $500
bis 500; junser Bar IS Gents biz 1915.
Otter $500 bis $500; 8ieber IS Gents bis
1910; &reus~ Studs $3.50 bis $3.50! 8rano~
fu@s ST .0O-1.5O; Mint Is &ents bis $1.75;
Marber 81. 90 49, 800; 6il9er $1.00-4.5O;
eu9s Is Gents bis $3.50; &atoon TO- so Gts.
Moi9usratten 6-8 Gents; Yrarietpolf rs Gts.>
@albmolf 81. 90; 5irjG IS Cts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

&erteiratbet
Aim Dunnerfa8, ben H. Mosembsr su,t Jrie-
Deasri@tee 8anberbosE:
9err 9ofepb 6iefen nit =.
Grdulein Marie Drei8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
Mmtc0rmmbbruG
bel Ore8ben,

eiebe @erSweiF flung, 5ab, Neus, plaifr>
peranisli6teit unp SnoiHerentismu5>
sur MuTubruns b%rinsen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23
M8entur Ser
&eretn: Staaten< &egterung
1ar unter3ei&uuus auf bic
z 3l1o pro3entt9en SbatamtS= Note,.

Na@eem s: 8, 5bomlcn gum Msenten fir
9ertau1 Der Nat'oual 'Mulsite ernannt tpersen
TT, l'eSt eas Su@ fur bic untsreidnuus in un-
0ie Notsn inb in 8suennunsen BON so, 100.
1000 uub 5000 Dollar @deiuen, NIT anoefi;otsn
baltjabrliden 3insccupons.
Die Noten llne eatirt 10. Ausuit 1861 urb bic
erwo9leneen 3inlen iiuo Dcn benz Sage an bur@
esn Hnter5etdnstsn na9 Der State BON 1 Gent per
Sag fir il $50 gu ~saolen.
S@aBamtsnoten, Min3e unb Sltlide @tdiel
weroen III 3abluna stnumn1eu.
unter3et@nnnsen> per puit cinge1enbet. tperben
prompt beloret unb Certificate ba lit retuurnirt.
@ebriber Gbomp1ou,
1887 Banfiers unb @ed{el- Nafltr ,c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Jafob 8prf II. 8ruber,
ede Der Se96ten uuc Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
enaeFeelt lt@ benz publttum nit tdsti9 frt1& a.
badener1 Drpb unb SUDDEN. '''o
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

Die uMoroorunobrud. Beearf IS
fir ben 2eler elmer itlrfern MuForeerune gum
8elu9e Der tomii9en Sper rMorbBrunobrud>"
pel9e am na@ten Muntas in rItbenaum" 20"
Der @ermania unb benz Grsien Mannerdor auf~
eefabrt wirb, ais ben einfa&en 5inweis auf tos
&e(ume bes Subalts AT elmer aneern @leQe bes
Blattes :? @ie Elm sp4er 8ienenfcrb Don Der
@pibe biz gum 8obtn suQ 9onis, 1T bieies @tad
Don benz erRen Muffie9en bes @orbanss bis gum
@&lub, no Der @uufFeur f@ NIT ber 9i&tpus-
l@eere umbrinet poQ @pab in Muff uno
xert. lnltre wadern @dnssr, ineem lie int
@erein f9 an tieie Oper semast unb Fe bis 3u
einem bpben @rabt Der @~eafommsnbtit ~eiaseatt,
wie bic Vrpben 3eiseu, babtn l& etnen Ssre9tea
Anlpru9 auf ben Dant Der BepSIteruns ermprteu.
@ub' unb Mabtl eeb unb eud, Bud, 8uf,
Dir NAL an bic Wurpgrunb 9ruf, Bud, 8ruf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-11-23

M%atimum3abl pole Snfanterie' Meeimenter, cine
Company @&arfi@usen, brei Gpmpanien gasal-
lerY unp cine Company MrtiQsry, Elm @untiueent
son uber 400 Mann, tas 1T uber 800 Mann
rnebr, ols bas Don unierm @taate eefurberteGuu-
tineent. 81 man CUR gil"une zines Stem @eai-
r,entes i@reiten wtrb, faeint aweifelbaft.
&teutenant @mt. &@mibt Don be-. 2ten
Ganauerie- GompanY periebt bel BEN, q. @eeiment
bic Dienite eiaes ,pirf(i@en Mbjutanten, ;. ). je=
penfals eines Gaetptum, Der lberaQ iiebt u. bitt,
100 Is feblt. 9err @@mibt 1T elmer Der wsnis.n
Sff3iere beim a., pel&e auf wirtlise militarilde
Gu9tiafeit Mn@pru9 MAIDEN tSnneu.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
A View of S avery,

,
we nave ,a,r,! @ 'V"' w, ,,,.t 4,
"''I' oo'N '' 80 l"s'e' y WV, '"'''' .'
ans OF Boston we nave ''p' 'E". ''
ten works N'' "'N""t "P'n Wv '"'J'N
OF 'I''''l' ""' "o"' "Il.''"' NV ''''' Wv
u Is '"' most many 'o''''''', ''0", 80, .
"'''' t'S''N'""! ''"''"t WV" ~, '''y' ~
"' S'"''F!' ''''' '"' '''' "''' J '''''''I' 90
ms OF Any o'"'' 'o'"'! NV" We "'!,' -,
lhat every man. "0"'"" "'N eN''' "''
Below we giye some Of the notices in
reference to this Book.
The Nashville PRESBYTERIAN says, 'Uron
the hole We regard il as the most calm,
truthful, manly, and sensible book that
has ever set sppcar, from the Northern
or Southern peas. on The subject Of sla-
yory."
The Southern Baptist says: As book
Of facts, it viii lear ;he test Of criticism;
and for vigorous wiring, it is y model Of
its sort. Large minded men from abroad
hsye quickly ADOPTED the same liberal
and comprehensive vierS with DR.. Ad-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
4 Good Selection.

The radical Republicans and Aboli,lou
'StS are rel ,iced a the Apg't OF Joshu.
Il Gmdl:.gs-thc NIlr,t AholitonlstS o.
tfeA alias Consul General to Canada -
We pres"mc MIR. GIddings has been selrc,
tcl To Superlntcl the British end of the
Under Ground Railroad. Venus admi,
that Abraham exhibits grca, sagacity,
aud ABILITY, in the selection of his Min
i>terS. The appointment of NJ. Corwln
to represent US IAN enjoy himself in the
o"o"m OF his trIrmds,) III Mexico; fully
proves this, a'd Ne Cad ings will have
Tie un"Iloyed pleasure of more fully as
sISting 10 elevate the runaway negro slaves
III Canada 10 an equally NTH himself
HIS appointment will now enable him TO
establish negro rursery son here in
canada West, where he can enioy the
trH iruIinn of his philanthropy. Social,
lA, all h:s Symialhles aud feeling, arc in
tNor oi the negro, and politically, his
Heart and desue es are entirely british
hence We vi have one traitor less in the
country for the next four years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
Federal Appointments

! Minister to England, Charles Franc
Adams, OF Massachusetts.
Minister 10 France, Lion. Vim. L. Day
to., o. New Jersey.
Minister TO Sardinia, Hon George T
Natsh, Of Vermont.
MnI,!er to Turkey, James Watson
Webb, Esq, editor Of tho New York Cog.
rier ant Inquirer.
Minister resident at Rome. Rufus King.
Minister resident AT Denmark, 3. X.
Wood.
Minister to Austria. Arson Burlineame.
Minister resident to Gualainala, L. o.
Crcsby.
Consul to uarre, J. 0. Putnam.
Consul /" London. Freeman II. Morse.
tonsu! TO Hamburg, J. II. Anderson.
WHAT THEY SAY or GAIL ScHuRz At
UoXr. This man SUbulz Is one oi Als
class; he Is literally u yags5Ond and a,I
Hdreuturer. DLIuS the irw years IN
which hc has claimed tu be c.llzen OF
Wisconsin, lie has engaged IN no honest
calling u contributed IN any munueI to
the I.dus.rial resources OF the State
Pr"lesslng ~ be u lawyer, he has never
p!acuced bis profession to the extent ola
single sun in Court. lie Is mere merce.
mary oiItcIam aud iliuerant lecturer, de-
a"d receiving pay for all srryIc>
es when he has done the party During
the last campaign he WAS employed by.
hepubllcan Committees 20 lecture in sey.
eral States at 4 stipulated Price Tor such
services, aad Ia' obligation was cancelled
when he received lis money. lI5woiked
Tor pay, and he got his pap in money
ample and remunaraliye tor all his seryi-
,es, and lie has no further aims upon ,
our party hence his appoin mint should
no" or only a question Of fitness for tie
place. lie insults the religious sentimen..
u the country by sneeringly cbaracteriz-
hg the Almighty as that imaginary
above the stars" lie is. in
me- reckless, mendacinus, impudent.
nsolent adyenturer and yagabond. lis
pr'iniment 10 tde position be seeks
could DO double insult-an insult to Il
he people Of his country, and tie Gov.
rnm"nt to VIII ch he is sent. -.Mhoaukic
ta9s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
Cool for GOV. Curtin !

E"'. curtin, At seems, would not stand
he Kansas leliet bill. To avoid veto
lie Legislature called it back, ano there
"e suppose it will b. suffered to sl, ~.
t was not only unconstitutional hut
wholly vod Of merit. The money being
collected Tor kanSa, relief is representad
by citizens there to he intended princi-
raiiy to support murdrrous theving
uandS like that of Montgomery, to harbnr
and feed runaway negroes, and TO main.
tain 4 patch Of lazy rRsc j. hose A.sinc<s
is TO keep mp Abolii on cxcittments.
shrek for freedom and bleed for Kansas
The leader of this relief begging business,
fhaddehS Hyatt. ports Turkish COS
tune and is fana, C of the first wate?.
and all are Aboliiionsts. Nobody else in
Kan as is asking for relief. II is sard.
too. that a portion of the none, is inten.
ded to be devoted to buYing up the egis-
Iature to elect Abnlitionists To the United
States Senate. Gov. Curtin ha, done
g"nd thing ir compelling the Legislature
to take back the bill Inappropriate $50
600 from the State Treasury to such pur.
poses. At best, it IS not the business Of
The State to take care of the poor of tn
rr States, If The people choose to give in
IA"ir rrivat" capacity. that i, all right,
but the public fund, are NOT collected for
'nch purposes, nor intended to be voted
way 10y Legislators for other than neees.
AIRY purposes pertaining to the interests
'i the State Clinton Dem.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

The annual report Of the New York
City Police for the past year, shows tha,
the total nu her Of arrests we're 65 .SO9
upon the Various charges: among which
Ne about 5000 prostitutes Among 9th
ers who iell into the clutches Of the OFF,
GERS OF law, we find twenty two polio emen,
six deputy -herifis, two United States
marshals, one Alderman, two hundred
artists, five editors, and eleven reporters,
ana only twenty eight gamblers, out Of
ihe ten thousand who inhao:t that city
1T Is somewhat strange that more officers
OF the "a" should have been arrested than
& gamblers but such is the fact,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

hnusssrsa.s ~ IN ,,r,i, du,y thId I'd
ever cusiuWrn
kiihsr thhp, bHne u'le iht oouclwian
that we long since auivd A. that Tho
union ol those States Wa Intended hy
Providence fot their mutual happnc''
and gam, that This Union should be main.
tanned, ms,rrcd and protected by all that
wo have or can do. That ct shedding ma
teinal hlood, and thst concession aud
compromisc, with the yielding up ofa mll
corsuluuonal justice to our Southern
trc,hcrn IL tire fret duty Of all men who
truly love their country AMI her in''i'u'
iions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

How TO BANK. Once upon a time the
negroes OF Boston came to the conclusion
that that they would have Bank of
Their own; but not having sufficien,
funds to pay cashier, erect a bull l,np.
&C. they concluded to constitute an old
negro the bank" and place all the mon
ey each could well spare into his hand.
10 De drawn out as accession mi sLt require.
A short time afterwards. one of the stock
holders called for discount, but to his
utter sstonishment old Cuaee replied to
his request. 81 berry sorry to glib you the
informssoup. dat do Bank bas
failelm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

Bank NeenmnNon
out sAie tcralatute and lhe bankers
ave had quite time among lhen'eIse'
n reference tc passing an ac, iot the te'
mtnplio. ortp,cie payment by The latter
lln ,he meantime, the PHILADELPHIA Banks
lnave resumed paying specie @ 'he'f
counters.
Thcbill agreed upon by the Bank Cons
nit,ee /, Of great public interest, aud we
therefore, give it at length
, An act for the rrnnptca of Specie LaJ-
menn by the Banks aud iur cqualla''
| uon of the currency )f the State,
BE il enac ed. &c. That the provisions
If every act of Assembly declaring or an'
tbo,iainr the forfeiture Of the cha ter TO
any bank or Incorporation having banks
ling privileges or innicling aYN penalties
or restrictions, or authorizing any COM
pulsoly silnment Gs or by reason "l ne
I mulure or refusal of any such bauS or IN
corporation to redeem iIs notes nnd way
liz, liabilities in gold and silver coin, since
! the 18th day nf November, 1850, be and
the sa.Ge il hereby suspended until the
first day July. 1861 and all ior!eitures,
penalties or liabilities arising thcreirom.
or Incurred 10y reason oi any failure 10
comply with The provisions OF any or All
lava regulating tbs suns. or hereafter
occurred b b.tOre the said tirst day of Jdly,
be- and the same ~ hcr"Uy rruIiVru aud
the notes Of solve t Banks Of this State
which wer paying specie on the said l9th
of November. aud balance due from soly-
rnt banks shall be taken. deemed aud
computed FOR all purposes, as thH nJte1 of
aud balance due from. specie paving
Banks, from the said 10Th of November.
$50. until the said first day Of July 1861.
Aud all !orieitures incurred by any Rank
or Incorporation. for Or by reason of their
having used, trca.ed or computed the
n les OF such suspended Banks of the
State AZ were pay.ng specie on tie the
lJlh dty Of November. 1862, ~ the notes
of specie paying Banks, are hereby re-
miltcd.
SEC 2. That the Banks orthe Common.
wealth are hereby req irel. until the
first dav of July next ensuing. 10 receive
NJ par, in payme"t of all debts due, or to
become du" to them respectively, the
notes of all the solvent Banks of the
tate which paid specie for their liabii
ties ON ami Immediately prior 10 the lJth
Ut November last, and which shall contln.
'Ie solvent. Aud the snid Banks me also /
'creby authorized 10 Ply out, in all their |
business transactions and discounts. the (
'ald no es, 80 lonraS the Banks issuing
he same shall remain solvent but in
.'a'e any President, or majority Of the
Boards OF Directors Of any Of the said |
Banks, should certify To the Governor, I
lnder cath Or affirmation - the Presi- I
lent, that they have Just reason to be
'IeYe that any Bank Included in said cat /
cory Is IN an unso1nd aLd Unsafe CON
'Ition' the 'ioVernnr 5hall appoint aC"n>
mission TO Investigate 'he same, as pro
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

Ree~The Philadelphia Press rejoices
greatly at the lection ofthat Impending
crisis Abolitionists, John Sherman. of
v hio-io the United States Senate
How We apples swim"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

WashinggCn~-ani iwsring the double lur-
PVNe ~ vvrug ltenp ~n'i ...r-
OPINION o. ArroRNLY GENERAL BATES on
REVENUE COLLECTIONS. 1t il announce
that Attorney General Bate has ven the
President written opinion that under
tho S9lh section of the law of l79J II will
be impossible to collect revenue in any of
the seeded States. Tt at section declares
that The trial Of ny fact regarding tre vi
olation Of the revenue laws shall be with,
IN the judicial district in which the sein-
nre or forfeiture occurs. As there are no
United States Courts, Judges Or Mlrshals
IN any OF The ports o! the seeded States,
there are no means, under existing laws
oi sninrclng penalties for violation Of the
revenue, even if it were practicable to ap.
point 4 Collector to reside on shipboard
within four milss Of the port This con.
dI'ion Of the law, it is said, has ind. .ced
the President to determine upon calling
an extra session Of Congress immediately |
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= PolITIcAL ScEroN. A good prea chez
III Name, who experienced great trouble |
durng the last political campaign, on ac.
count OF The diyis.9n of his flock, resoly-
ed that he would make "a faal effort be.
fore giving up all hope. lie decided t.
preach domestic" sermon, one devoted
to an exposition of home duties and
the importance Of frate,nal and kindly |
feeling. So ha took for his text the lat.
ter clause Of the 10Th yesse of 4th CHAPTER
Of 2nd Kings from which be drew the
lesson 10 the best of his ability. Bur, to
his utter amazement; not Douglas man
has entered his church from that day t.
this. 1t IL said the poor minister Ina. be-
0ome nearly dnuracled, wo presume OF
4ap Of D., ..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27
Not Wen Balanced.

The New England States have managed
Ia GFt possession Of larger share OF the
power Of he Guyeiumtrt than # right
belongs to them. With population lr,le
greater than tniL of renns, lvania. the
New England States have twelve United
states Senators 10 our two Lleuer of her
Twelve Senators are chair man of Senate
committees. There are but hOe7,v one nf
'h''e committees; 50 the three millions
OF peopl" in New England have NOR.
chairmen thar the re naming t,cen,y,ser,n
muH'ons Of people IN he United States. This
Is me mo't odioLs secti 1naliSm ever wit,
messed III the American Government. and
IT comes rom those who have been loud-
est IN rerroaching the South for that
quality! New England. with her ,renen.
uouS representation in the Senate. is NOW
practically controlling the Goyernmer,
Leading !; 10 suit her peculiar local inter.
estS without regard TO those of the Yves,
or South. The Republican majority in
the Senate, 10y their arrangements ofthe..
committees, seem 10 imagine that New
England is Of more inn ortance than all
The rest OF the country, There vii, be n
revolt IN tae We t, e,e long, against this
Ne" England Senate oligsrc!v.-Io,l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-27

L5-Ihe CALLED jade Of the Tribune still
Continues To growl lie says Fremont
should have gone to france instead OF
Day ton; and that tho appointment OF Mr..
adams to England is "blunder." he
" deeply dcpiores" the selection of Mr..
Marsh for Italy, and says he is no Repub>
iican.
We htpe the white coated sinner will
do himself 10 bodily harm, but rest from
his lahors in peace.