GT,EANI INGS.
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A gang has been detected in Painesville,
Ohio, III couuterfeiting American half DOL
lars, and Spanish dollars.


The physicians of Connecticut, have re-
solved that they do not consider their duty
to visit patients on the Sabbath, unless sat
isfied that the case is urgent.


A Kentucky runaway is advertised as hav-
ing part of his nose bitten oF-andit is cal
led an indelible mark.


Mr.. Grammer, in N. II. was sentenced to
pay a fine of $1,000, and agree to keep the
peacc for six months, for abusing his wife.
He must take care in future how he conju-
gates his verbs.


In the late acquired territory for the peo-
plc of Georgia. there are. according to the
calculation of the surveyor general himself,
about 100000 acres of land and water
The greater part Of the whole territory is
good land and we'll waterel.


Counterfeit Notes Of the denomination ct
one hundred dollars, of the Reading Bank,
are in circulation.


A person employed as a,runncr in the y Z.
S. Bank, was detected last week IN dctraud-
inr that institution to the amount OF Two
Thousand Dollars.


"A large number of citizens mounting to
nearly thousand, assembled Columbus,
Ohio, on the 31st ult. and celer rated with
procession and dinner, the commencement.
of the "Literal Canal"


A splcndid Arcade is to b erected al
Providence, r. I. The stock 10000 dollars,
is all taken up.


The New Orleans papers otthe 2lst Of
April. state that the steamboat Give Branch
was entirely destroyed by fire, with all her
furniture, on the above mornins No other
damage OF consequence was sustained.


Ltrenzo Dow arrived at TusAmbia, Ala
hana on the Goth ult, and lost ~ time in CIV