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DOMESTIC NEWS.
From he v,rg.et, Con-. Rp t5iieaa.
TO ALL real. AND True AMERI-
novr'r afvr CT rus sur

nnsr'r GIVE IT THs sHir
Disappointed ambition leads 10 resentment md
reyengol Hence cRgrAis men are led 10 ,leud
themselves, ms tools to distract tic country al lag
waste the land
WasniNGTos, as by a Patr,archal influence,
spake Of such 6uABACrtRs and Hrtcs Hence,
Al advised to consider any one, who would seek
10 divide the nation, as m ESEMY--and should
be j alt with accordingly.
Ifsroo6 nustbe sl.l l.. il fall on the TRANS
GRESSORs " For juegmen, must begin =, Nv
house Of God -
Man, ~ all THOSE who ,re bent 70 ruin
1he country aud slak she ship That When the
s1neeatf comes, justice msy take place, to save
the people
E" lie that bath NJ sword, let him buy one and
be prepared for the worst agninst TRAITORS,
(whelher nttiye or adopted citizens) Ambitious in
risulng roREisS,ss who re bent on MISCHIEF in
this nation, 10 Sch cur harm aud RutS Take
timely warning FOR the day to try men ; souls is
al hand'-hence rnny God give Us wisdom and
protecti on. LORENZO DOW.
The Editors throughout the United Suites will
please let the above have an insertion, l. ID.
HonuHe, ~. D.
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EDUC

II ME summer sSlon ofihc subscribers School
n will begin on Monday the fins, day Of April.
He promises nothing but the dtScnt application
Of his best efforts. Tor the lmpros emen d ttosc
committed 10 his care. WI s. REID.
March ITS
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Act 10 caforer t1e cm5ar-
go-Jdn. lc09.
Sc, Sd. And b. tt mr.
her sHarted, That the
owner or owners, con.
signec or factor, Of any
ship, vessel or boat, as
d 'sellbed IN the preccd-
IN. section, which may
al the time when notice
Of this net b all be re-
ceiyed at the severed Gus
tom houses resp tuvcly,
be laden IN whole or in
part, shall on notice Civ
en- by the collector, eth
or discharge such cargo
or give bond for the
same, IN the manner aud
ON the conditions men
toned IN the preceding
section ; and If tic cargo
shall not be discharged
W iihln ten deyS, or the
bond gwen within thfse
days after such notice,
the ship 'easel or boat
ard cargo shall b. 7r4olig
fottfahd But the col
iectors are her'by au-
'horlsed to o'de'- or to
fa"se the cargocs of such
vessels TO be d's'harg-
ed for the same causes
these CAUSES, us before
recited, are " whenever
III the'F opinion there is
an intention to violate
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AMP OIL, white Lead, in OIL, &c
Lamp oil of best quality, White Lead, IN
whole and half kegs Extracts of Sarsaparlla and
R1ehu, Syrup Llycrwort, .fr,ng and mild Mercu-
tad Ointments, Horse ptins Lanccts, Liquid Ja
pand Backing by bottle gallon, DIR. Robertson ;
Elixir Of Health, Tooth Instruments Of various
kinds, etc. etc.---relcived and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March IL. its
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the cry. IL his iasi agony. The bail - his antas
onist had entered h,s forehead and his brains were
gushing out 4 coll .ction of people IN carriages.
witnessed the sacrifice TO fase honor. The affair
originated in dispute a, the theatre.
Some Washington correspondent Of Northern
paper, relates the following anccdote.
Mr. Clay IS often sportiye and amusing. The
olhef dav during the debate on the Revenue colec
non Bill Mr.. wilkins, whose hair Is grey, and
whose person is slender, said he VAS yopny and
stout, aud deemed ao11 the BIS, tune 10 settle the
spirit, of notification lie dd not wish IN leave il,
10 nos,eri,y--and was willing TO share his rar, Of
the danger Soon after he attempted to read Il pat
Of the South Carolina Ordnance, b 1 bis eye sight
not bring very good, apn'ogsed FOR he ON s,Ion
Mr.. Clay, in low voice, bet heard all oSr the
Chamber, Immediately taking off his spcc'acIes
sad with an arch look. take these, my yoaas
friea1 The effect i9d.crous. Every body
laughed and Mr.. Wilkins eoJoyed the joke as vel
a, the rest Of US
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GioLrRA At llAytNA=-A gentleman who ,ene
passenger IN the shin Alabama, from 3cw Or
lenns, informs US, that he was shown II letter
from Mr. Sholer, American Consul al Havana
previous to ms departure sfating thu thr tlulcr5
was making terrible runee, Al II lv4sft parcipt
" among the slaves, carrying on TWO nUN
DRIED day
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The brig Topaz, Capt Granger which arrived
last evening from Havana, blinCs m,lrnchuly ar
counts concerning the extent Of tho Cholera IN thai
city. We have Seen letters undcr date ofthe l0th
nst. which give mony distressing particulars. O9e
o these says business IS completely nj stand in
consequence of the rHtc--goods lay IN the Custom
iiuuse day aftcr day, for nothing IS DOME mer
chants 10 not ish to take thrm out All the
foods cons gned me are left IN the Custom
House" Capt Granger informs TIN, within
tn last four Days before hls sailing, the ncmhcr
Of deaths IN Havana fom Cholera was between,
four ard FIVE HUNDRED.
The disease s confined principally 70 the black
and 10 the whites of bal habits or broken coustltu
tors. it however attacked many persons ofcorrecl
| lives and robust frames nv T. Post
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GoLn~tzArlos Seclr-1.=lhe following IS .
st 81 tn, off, 4 liz American Colonization
Society elected al Die LAST meeting Of the current
veal -
lion jam Ma llson of Virginia. President.
Ntct PAts'pENrs.
fIen. IA Marshall of Yuginir.
{; neral Lafayette Of France,
Hon WIN. II Crawford, Of Georgia.
i5d. II my tlay, If Lexington, henlncEy
Hon. John & Herbert, Of Mary land.
! Robert H,ston, Esq. of Philadelphia.
Cen John Mason, Of GaorgetoVu, e
lsaac Mex m, of Maryland
| Gen John Harfw.lI Cooke, Of Virginia.
Rt Rev. Bishop White, Of pennsy lvana.
Hon Daniel Webster, Of Boston,
Hon. Chales + NJ rcer Of Virginia
Jerema h Day, d. ID. of Yale College.
! lion. Richard Rush, Of Pennsyl vania.
! Bishop Nokeudrec
Philip T.. II omos ofMorylnnd.
poclor Thomas c. james, of Philadelphia
Hon John Cotton Smith, OF Com, eficut
Hon Theodore Frclnghuysen, of Nv Jersey.
| Hon Louis MeI.anc, of w ashjngton City.
t;er,it Smith, Esq OF New York.
j H. VI olure Esq o' kentucky
6sn"M Aiekahd'r N'acoon. on w aShhs'oh C''y
| Noses hI.h, hsq oil New n"h:
- he'H' " ave. JOINS oi W "Sn'nS'on NY
D h,,' VI '',"' ,S''" - -, -, =,
9amut' II 'h','h' i'Sq Oh " ash'"9oh Ivy
M0"0eeS.
hfV ; h'u,'e, - - III =, NUM-,
heV' .. . oaeh' ~ - rev. IT, ro''
KEY d nf'wn' ,iosh ~, 0mih, ESQ
keV tia"ley' Moses ohepPafo' Esq
w w. 9eaion' tSq }. II Is. La'rooc' hSq
he'' M hyI'no' Richard >. GoAe' Esq
KEY X. H. 6urIty, secretary
hchsrn om''h tAS1 ifeaSofe''
'ohn underwood Esq Hccoruer.
'ReSdpeohc ana one tdaot--A corfespohder
oil the National lnteiltgencer communicates the
following particulars concerning this company
us cen','l stock amounts nj prcsen, TO $3s'',Ioo
oil "'lth 81 per cent or " l3o 90! mad been pat
n on tho Inst OF February, and s. 100, oS3 had
been expended Since that tune Sli5,ouo have
been d'Soursed, and the estimates Tor February
would require $iooooo moro
| rive thousand men and boys and eight hundred
I'd on tic "ailail and nhe thousand pounds OF gun
powder m. used weekly. Nixty tour nnles OF III c
canal will be compr,,cd and il use before the first
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-01

Emtgraais 10 IIberid.-Wc arc hnppy 10 an
nounco the commencement Of the good work under
The auspices If our Colonization Society, oil the dl.
ret en- grafton from Tennessee TO Libetia, Of a
portion Of oaf free colored = ipulutlon Several fsn
lies left THIS llaee Yesterday morning III the s,cam
boat Prosldent, for Ntw 0G,ahs. and a number
oil others vii Soon ioow, lnield,n.. IN embark IN
the vessel which is expected 10 sal from Tint port
Tor the Colony Of Liberia or about The lst Of A
I'll, The owners of 81 am bouts have, usAh n
eommendabe libersIty, politely offered 10 conve.
the emigranis 10 Sew Orleans as deck passengers
free Of change, they being furnished with Prov
slons for the psssage We trust the citizens Of
Tennessee vii mol b. wanting IN their accustomed
generosity and public sprlt this Interesting DC
ensien, bat vii expeni seasonable and much rec
ded ass ttance. both IN provisions and in pecunia.
~ contributions 10 this important and benevolent
object .NashuHie Bann'r.
Coloni 7ation Sociely.--By the 10th annual re-
pott OF this Society, 1t appears that the receipts of
The Society f1r the last year have been i2 397 10
balance hand from the last year 4 go r.. So
100 - were received from gland rs $50 paid ty
the Managers Of the Maryland Fund. The ex-
pcndllures have been for the same period a52 GA
- VI for transportation Of emil grants and sup
pit,s for the colony a3G .d92 OF salaries of agents
&c $40 It's 30 printing, So 2GS Is tuition OF
.oul young men Cor physicians At Lbcris, $751; Of.
| 10 whole number Of cmigrants transported 10
IL CIR during the las, year is 100 OF winch mum
Der. n manumued slaves legacy Of
$40 Q, from the estate OF the late Judge Work
m u, oulsana, and the same sum from the latc
| Mr.. Ireland, Of Now Orleans, and 81 900 by the
lntt Col Rutgers Of Ne.4 York CITY, attest the
rowing Interest and favor .ith which ths Scott
! ~ L. regarded
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Besides $ios, eos 25s, &c &c.
Tickets, $i-lIalves 2-Qrs l.
For sale at DlGGEo' OFFICE.
March 10
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship samson a, New Yorh, brlng'
tothe editors of the Commercial Advertiser Londo,
papers to the evorng Of 6th February, inclusive
The most important ,tam Of intelligence is tn,
Kings speech at the opening ofthc new Parliament
which was delivered on the afernooa OF the 9TH
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DIdss.ES' OFFICE.
5000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
AND FEW TICKETS.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,

Class No l. for 1888
To be drawa at Richmond on Friday the 29th day
Of March 1888
81 Numbcrs-S drawn ballots
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iSito en- fp,fRr { ,'cr-
HpR of dul',,-lI. :.
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A Duei-A gentl man writes from New Or
leans under the date of the Goth uitimo tina, be had
just seen Il splendid young man, one mic from
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the Estate of
N WILLIAM R. COBERN, deceased, late of Coles
county, State of Illinois, are requested to forward the
same to the Judge of Probate for the proper county,
the undersigned, for settlement, within nine months
from the present date. Those indebted requested
to make immediate payment. =
CATHERINE COBERN, Adm'rx
ANDREW KELLY, Admir-.
February 18th, 1883. 48-4w
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Sale of School Lands.

I'm the fist day of the April Term of the Cook
" Circuit Court, 1888, between the hours of nine
IN the morning and six O'Clock in the evening of said
day, the subscriber will offer for sale at Public Ven
due, in the Town of Chicago Cook county, Illinois,
The follouipg described sections Of LAND, ris
Section NJ. sixteen, in Township No. thirty-fve
North Rang eleven East of the thirI principal me-
rdan; and Section No. sixteen, in Township No.
thirty six N,rth, Range nine East of the third prin-
cipal meridiin.
The abov, described sections of land are situated
in healthy aid hourishing neighborhoods on the
tiers of Hickory creek and the Dupage river, in said
county, having fertile soil with fair proportions Of
timber and prairie, and well watered.
The sale will continue from day to day during the
session of the said court until the whole of the said
lands shall be offered, in lots of eighty acres.
RICHARD |. HAMILTON, Com'r
Of School Lands for Cook county, Illinois
Dec. %, 1889. 44-8t
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STRAY MARES.

gMVAKEN UP by Henry Sodorus, living in the at
Il tacbed part of Vernon county, Illinois, two
estray MARES, of the following description, to wit
one bay mare with small snip on her nose, her
near eye out, right hind foot white, branded with
mark thus N, supposed to be fourteen hands and a
half high, nine years old appraised to twenty
dollars ant fifty cents The other bay mare with
saddle spots on her back and wethers, and small
white spots under her belly, supposed to be fifteen
to forty-f'e dollars, by G.. G.. Rice and Larkin
Deer, before Mijamn Byres, Esq. on the 5th day of
January, A. d. 1888.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Danvilt,In Iii. JAM ID, 1883. [47-3t.
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Protection Insurance Company
Feb. 10, 1882.
Wat,eh-lNaker,

Protection Insurance Company
TOPHAR CASE, of Vandalia, Agent for the
~ p OBJECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses
Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns, and the contents OF
each, together with every other similar species 9:
property
against Loss and Damage By Fire.
The rates of premium offered are as low as those of
any other similar institution, and every person has
now opportunity for tri1ing sum, to protect him.
self against the ravages of this destructive element
For terms of insurance application may be made to
me at this place. am authorised to issue policies to
applicants without delay.
Vandaia, July a, 1882. l9-tf
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Public Notice is Hereby Giuen

INIIAT the undersigned has taken out letters tes-
- tamentary Of the last will and testament of
HENRY WATSON, junr. deceased, and qualified
as such executor. All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, hereby notified and
required, to exhibit the to me, to the court
of Probate for the county of Vermlion, for settle
ment within nine months from the date hereof. Da-
ted at Danvle, this 25th day ofJanuary A. d. 1883,
HENRY WATSON, Acting
47-41 Executor, Of the last &c. Of said deceased.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate of
"A JOSEPH F. MOREHANE, deceased, late of
White county, and state of Illinois, are hereby mott
fed and reqested exhibit the same to U.S. to the
court of Probate for said county of White for settle
ment, within nine months from this date; and all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
BENZ. R. SMITH, aau.,.
JNO. CRAW, ia''''
Carmi, HIN ois, Jan. 7, 1888. ,45-4t.l
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SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

YvHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public,
IL that he Intends opening School ON the first Of
June, at ALLENTON, Peoria county, where he will
teach the different branches of Science usually taught
in schools and academies. Particular attention will
be given to the mental and neral improvement of stu
dents-such course of instruction will be pursued,
is calculated to bring the latent powers of the mind
edge Tuitior from So to S4 per quarter.
SAMUEL ALLEN, A. B.
N. B. The town of Attention is of recent location,
at the head Lake Peoria, the east side of La Sale
Prairie. This site is healthy and beautiful beyond
description. There will be public sale of Lots in
his town on the last Saturday in May. S. A.
January %, 1888. 44-ly
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: I7NIrrn STATES DEPOSITS. As every indi-

UNITED STATES DEPOSITS. As every indl-
vidual is more or less interested in the security
Of the public deposits, we have taken the pains
to collect from official documents, the amount
Of losses sustained by the government IN
placing in unsound and rotten Banks the PuOlic
funds. On the 18th July, 1889, the Senate
adopted a resolution, which among other I'M :
portanl inquiries, called on the Secretary OF
the Treasury, to report the losses, if any, ocT
casiored by the deposit of public funds In the
United States Bank, or in any Of the several
States On the 4th Dec. last, the Secretary
made report, in which he says, no loss has
been 81 stained by the deposit Of public funds IN
the Bank of the United States But that the
following sums are due from Banks which
have suspended payment Whether this in :.
cludes about fourteen hundred thousand dol
lars ofrags, in the shape of Bank Bills which
are he'll by the government, and which are
called unavailable funds or not, we do not
know 1--we give, however, the list OF balances.
N. Y. Advertiser.
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TAKEN UP

HlY John Tully, living in the Pleasant Grove
Id precinct Coles county, Illinois, 90 head ofhogs,
IS of them marked, sows and barrows, generally
marked with crop and slit in the right and slit in
the left ear, marked swallow fork in the right
and under bit and slit in the left barrow marked
crop and underbit in the right and underbit in the
left, unmarked pigs, generally white and red spot
ted, black sow, generally Il and ID months (old,)'
some grown hogs and large barrows, the whole Of
them appraised to fifty dollars, by Daniel P. Need
ham and John McCan, before Thomas Jeffris, ESQ
on the 9Th day Of January, l833.-l47.]
copy attest: N. ELLINGTON, Clerk.
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From the New Haven (Con.) Journal.


Judge CrAnch, of Washington, D. c. has
lately read lefore the Columbian institute, a
paper in which he has stated the doctrine OF
allegiance ID a lucid manner. In this paper
he has advanced an argument against the Souh
Carolina doctrine, which considers our Union
as confederation Of sovereign states, which
decisivey oyerthrows that doctrine. 1t is an
argument which we believe, has not been be-
fire advancei by the advocates of our consti
tuition. The argument is this-lf our Union
is merely league or coafederacy Of independ-
ent or sovereign states, no act Of treason can be
committed against that confederacy Treason
ian only be committed against nation-or
one individual sovereignty. If England,
France and Spain were United by treaties Of
alliance, no act of treason could be committed
against that confederacy.
But our constitution expressly admits that
treason may be committed against the United
States, defining the crime and the punishment
The fact proves that our Union is not a confed.
|eracy Of sovereign states-but that, to all pur.
lposes Of general nature, specified in the in
|strument, that Union constitutes the United
States ono uution,'
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New and ELI CANT Fancy Goods.

EUST received full supply of fashionable and
- new GOODS, consisting of Orleans Muslins,
Fig'd. Mandarines, Pamarines, eros des hides.
Zephy black Italian and French Florences and
Gros DIES Swiss of superior quality, 3D. Al and SD
gauze and barege hdkis and Scars, Paris net Hdkfs
anil Hemani Shawls, and splendid article
Also-Gauze and Satin Ribbons, black and white
silk Hose and half Hose of superior quality ladies
and gentlemen's Gloves. For sale, wholesale and
retail, on accommodating terms.
March 81. Ally U. B. BREWSTER.
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TAKEN UP.

10y Crawford Lewis, living in IN Clay county on
- the Little Wabash 70 miles north west OF Mays
vile, one lark bay MARE fifteen hands and half
high, surprised to nine years old, star in her FORE
head her right hind foot white up to the pastor joint
fresh max on eacr side of her neck, supposed to
have beendone by yoke, heavy name and tail Of
adarksh color, saddle maIk on her back, appraised
to forty dollars by w. H. Sans and Dugal Campbell
before J. L. Wickersham, 5. P.
Al w. r. DUFF. elk.
Noy 3D. 1892.
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Public Notice as Hereby Girea.

WHAT the undersigned has taken out letters os
- Administration of the goods and chattes, right:
and credits of Hezekiah Eastburn, deceased, and
qualified as such Administrator. All persons having
claims against the estate of the said deceased, are
hereby notified and required, to exhibit the same to
me- or to the court of Probate for the county of YER
million, for settlement within nine months from the
date hereof. Dated at Danville, this 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1888.
[47-4t. PETER NJ cox, Administrator
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Sl,s9o,7O7 90

o. THE New YORK FARMER AND HoRrJ
CULTURAL REPOSITORY published
by Mr. FLEET, will hereafter be publish ed a
the office of the american Railroad Journa
and Advocate Of Internal Improvements, No
35 Wall-street, by E. K. Minor, present pro-
prietor, with the title of NETWORK FAR.
MER AND AMERICAN GARDEN
Frs MAGAZINE.
1t will be executed in superior manner, up
on beautiful paper, with new type, and issued
monthly, on the first of each month, contain
ing thirty two pages, precisely similar in size
and shape, and DOUBLE the quantity, of
this sample sheet of sixteen pages, after the
close Of the current volume, lst January next
Each number Of the Farmer and Magazine
will be embellished with engravings to Illus
trute subjects of which it treats.
Extract Of letter, dated CHARLESTON, Jan. l2.
{ "We are in an unsettled state. NuIifica-
tion IS going to ruin us. Business is suspend-
ed; no merchants from the country visiting US.
We are literally doing nothing. All the
merchants who have dealings IN the country,
have sent out agents, who are endeavoring TO
make collections and settlements. If affairs
should render it prudent, will move my fami-
" off, when your brother goes. 4
We have many reports respecting the opera.
tons and intentions of the Nullfors. 1t is
said that the leaders are determined to urge
the people on to some act that will commit
them, so as to prevent them from turning
back The object, in my opinion, is separa-
ton of the Union. They will so manage as
to bring themselves into co!lition with the u
States, aud then, according to the ordnance,
will proeeed to ORGANISE a separate govern
ment."-N. Y Journal OF Commerce.
General Scott is now in, this city, but we I'm
derstand viii return in a few DAYS TO the
Charleston station.-U 'f
NoRTH CAROLINA The Raleigh Regis
ter furnishes us with some Of the results of
the session of the Legislature OF that State,
which has just ended. Resolutions were
adopted tv both branches Of TIE Assembly,
by large majorities, denouncing the doctrine
and practice of notification A resolution
submittedby Mr.. Potts some days before, in
relation o the controversy between South
Carolina md the General Government, which
deprecates resort to force by either party,
was takel up for constellation. towards the
close of tic session, and after discussion, was,
on Mr.. .P,lk's motion, again laid on the table,
by vote of 10 to % Another resolution
which had passed the Senate, requesting
South Carolina to postpone the execution Of
her Ordinance, was taken up in the House Of
Commons, and laid on the table until the Sd
Monday in November next-tantamoun to
re1ection.-The deliberations Of the session
were closed with the greatest harmony.
Nat. Int.
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LOOK OUT FOR BAD DOLLARS. The public
are cautioned against Dollars, bearing the
stamp of "Republica de Columbia" sac and
1921. Indian Head on one side and a
fruit on the other. The writer # this weigh
several this morning for friend who had Jps'
been paid bill, they were frou, Is to 33 cent-
lighter than the genuine Spanish dollar
Doubt exists whether the metal is good. As
there are many in circulation all persons should
look sharp Bait. American