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Cnnstantine. Nov. l5. 1896.
TUJST RECETV-

Shears, Brass and Glass Commode Knobs,
Pad, Trunk and Door Locks, Knockers, Door
Latches, Blind Fastners, Candle Sticks, Peck
ct Pistols, Screps and Screw Drivers. Brit
ania and Tin'd Iron Table and Tea Spoons,
every variety of Hinges, Spurs, Curry Combs,
Facets, Shouels and longs, &c. &c. &c.
Also, great variety of Whips, Whipstocks,
Riding Whips, DC. dc. For sale by
ISAAC J. ULLMANN.
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NAIRBANK's PATENT PLAT.

IL FORM SCALES, are now in extensive use
in all parts of the u. S.are not liable to get out
of order-occupy but little space-no expense in
adjusting them-no heavy weights to handle, and
are very convenient for weighing. The common
complaint that platform scales vary between hea-
Wy and light draughts is in these scales CON-
pletely obvatcd-the operation being equally
certain in weighing bodies of any capacity or a
mount.
The subscriber has received an agency for the
sale of the above article in all its varieties, and will
soon be able to furnish scales to any orders with
which he may be favored
ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine, May "a, 1887. AZ
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IN PRESS, A new edition of Practical and

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IL Mental Arithmetic on new plan, in VIII ich
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OST, in this village, small diamond
IL Breast Pin---the finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving il at this Office.
Constantine, June 3, 1897.
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"Great takers are like many modern
banks; they issue ten times the amount Of
their capital"
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ENREsH GOODs.-Tho subscriber ha

NRESH GOODS.-The subscriber has
IT lately received new supply of seasonable
GOODS, consisting Of merino circassians, CON-
mon colorcd do. dark prints; sheetings; wool
en- blankets; Canton fannels; wooden socks;
wooden gloves, lined cotton do; worsted comfort
ers, &c. &c. Also, supply of cotton batting,
wicking, and wadding; which he will sell to-
gether with his former stock of goods, at the
lowest prices for ready pay.
C. l.. MILLER.
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HID EADY MADE SUMMER CLO-

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Shirts Bombazine Stocks Velvet do; Linen
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Marseilles do. on the most reasonable terms, to
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SUBSTHTUTE FOR CALOMEL.
Sl-Miles' Pills, the Genuine Hygeian Medi-
cine of the American College of Health, proves
on trial to possess all the good qualities, and none
of the delcterious consequences Of Calomel. For
sale by GEO. FREESE.
Volinia. District Agent
Also, II. B. Houston, Kalamazoo; Milo Wins
low, Allegan; Charles Gregory, Jonesvie; Jas
Heron, Charleston Shoulder e. Co., Coldwater;
Martin G. Whitman, Whitmanville; Kellogg g.
Chaplin, White Pigeon; w. A. Sanger g. Co.,
Mottville; w. Il. House e. Co., Constantine !;
Smith 4 Bowman, Three Rivers; James Smith,
Schoolcraft Sub-Apents
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DROCERIEs,-NEw SUPPLY just
" received. Two halfpipes Cognac Brandy,
two do. st. Croix Rum, Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Muscovado do, Coffee, Salaratus, Box Raisins,
Pepper Sauce, Bar Soap, Spanish and Common
Segars, &c. &c. for sale st reduced prices, by
G.. l.. MILLER.
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Id EADY MADE CLOTHING

HI Just received from New Y ork, large as
sortment of Ready Made Clothing consisting in
part of sattinett vests, cloth do. bombezine do,
silk velvet do, plain silk do, storment do, fancy
Marseilles do, Canton flannel drawers, do. do.
shirts, woollen do shirts and drawers, blue blan-
ket coats, green do. do, brown do do, ladies'
cloaks, sattinctt and molcskin coats; sattinett,
cloth and moleskin pants, velvet and bombazine
stocks, &c. JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine October To- 1886.
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uNLOUR.-l50 Bills. Flour, for sale by the
- subscriber. IJ.ULLMANN.
Constantine, May a. 1897. AZ
Am the 25th day of February, A. ID. 1887,
~ Stephen w. Truesdcll, Esq was duly APP
pointed Deputy Treasurer, for the county Of st.
Joseph. He has the books and papers-and is
generally at home, and will attend to any bust
ness appertaining to the duties of County Treas
urer. COLUMBIA LANCASTER,
Treasurer Of the County of st. Joseph
June 8, 1897. 3w49
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kA DOZEN PALM LEAF
IL OV HATS-just received and for sale
wholesale OF retail, as low as can be bought NTH
specie, in any Of the eastern cities. Merchants,
who are out Of the article, are invited to call and
examine. ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine, May 30, 1897. 40
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very superior qualities in extrcsrag grease Of
every kind from gentlemen's clothing; also, oil,
paint tar, etc., without doing the least injury to
either cloth or color. Bor sale by
G. G. BRISTOL.
Buffalo, June, 90.
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(S2 so, II paid in advance;
TERMs( 90, after the first months or, Z PER ANN
I So at the end of the year.
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CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN,
DANIEL MUNGER,

Every Wednesday Morning, corner of Canaris and
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WUILEs, PILLS AND JULEP.-

HES PILLS AND JULEP.-
WI The Genuine Hygeian Medicine of the
American College of Health. The subscriber
having been appointed District Agent for the
west part Of Michigan, for the sale Of the above
Medicine, and publications ofsaid College, is pre-
pared to appoint agents. application, in all the
different villages in his district.
Volinia, Mar. 1897. GEO. FREESE.
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EDLANK BOOK MANUFACTO-
ID RY.-The New Book Bindery of the SUBJ
scrbers is now in full operation, and orders for
Blank Work, of every description, will be thank
fully received, and will meet with prompt atten-
ton. IL Woodward Avenue, below
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Detroit, June Ia, 1887. SOY
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~, and each Of these officers shall
keep q separate account Of the nun.
Der, date, Denomination and amour,
OF the notes signed by them. which
must be kept on file in the Treasury
Department. Similar accounts are 10
be kept OF the notes redeemed. an-;
the Treasurer is To account quarterly
Tor all notes delivered nv him Ia tie
Register for signature or issue. Such
additional clerks to be employed as NAV
be deemed necessary.
9TH. The Secretary OF the Treasury
Is authorized with the appreciation OF
The President. TO pay said notes 10 such
creditors Of the United States or other
persons. as may be willing TO take them
At par.
9th. These Treasury notes shall be
issued payable 10 orde- or bearer, and
shall DO transferable by delivery If
made payable 10 bearer. without fur
iher assignment.
9th. The notes shall be every where
received IN payment OF all dues and
taxes laid by the authority OF the Uni.
ted States; Of al! public lands sold by
tho same authority. and of all debts
due to the United States Of any charac-
ter Whatsoever. And on such nay.
'nents credit shall also be allowed for
Interest, should any accrue under the
provisions Of thi, act.
9Th. The Secretary of the Treasury
IS authorized TO cause to be reimbursed
the principal and interest Of the Notes
aud TO purchase them a, price no, ex.
ceedlng per for the principal and inter.
est Of sail notes.
Sih. a sum Of money shall no an.
pTof"a'ed for engraving and preParia ,
the notes.
9Th. Any person in any way con.
rcFned in making. forging or counter.
ie'iing Treasury Note, and convicted
OF the same. shall be sentenced 10 be.
Imprisoned and kept to hard labor for
period no, less than three years; nor
more than ten years. ant be fined in
sum not exceeding FIVE thousand dol.
/ lars.
lO;h. The Secretary OF the Treasu
~ is authorized 10 make such rcgula.
lions and take such steps for the safe
keeping. disposition. return and can.
ceiling of the notes. "a nav seem 10
HIM best calculated TO promote the pub.
lIc interests and convenience and 10
secure the United States and the hold.
rrs OF said notes against frauds and
! lnssrs.
Ilih. The Secretary Of the Trcasu
ry shall cause monthly staten cn,> TO be-
made ct tie amount OF all Treasury
Notes issued or returned in pursuance
OF the provisions OF the act.
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which was accepted BY Mr.. Calhoun.
and The amendment was offered ia the
following form:
Src.-.7na Be 10 further enacted. That
from and AFTER the LIST day Of January.
eighteen hundred snd thirty eight,
three fourths OF the amount due 10 The
Government, for duties, taxes, sales of
public lands. or other debts. NAV be
received IN the notes OF specie paying
banks. and that from and after the first
DAY Of January. eighteen hundred and
thir,y-nine one half may be SO paid
and from aud after the first day Of jan
nary, eighteen hundred and FORTY. one
iouIth. and from aud after the first dsy
OF January. eighteen hundred and for.
ty.one. all sums due. for duties. sales
OF public lands. or other debts 10 the
Government, and oil payments 10 he
General Post Oice shall be paid in
gold aud silver only. or IN such notes.
balls, or paper issued under the author.
iIy of the United States. as may he di.
r"c'et 10 be received by law. And
from and after Isl Of January. 1911.
MI officers or discussing agen,.rnsaccd
IN making disbursements, on account
81 the United States or General Post
Once. shall make all their payments
IN gold and silver or in such notes, bills.
or paper. as shall be authorised by law.
Any receiving or disbursine officer that
shall neglect so TO do. shall be dismiss.
cd from service. aud forfeit all com.
pensailon then due TO him.
Mr.. Calhoun called for the Yeas
and Nays, on his amendment. and they
were ordered.
MIR. Niles then gave ut length bis
views IN favor Of the Sub Treasury ,ys.
tenn.
MIR. Smith OF Indiana then rose (,
reply, when the Senate adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-28
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY, September, 81.
FLORIDA NNAR

Mr. Wright, from the Committee on
Finance, reported : bill making add.
uonai appropriations Tor carving on the
War against he Indians 10 FLORIDA. 40.
propria'ing Sl.60O coo which was
read first time and ordered 10 q second
reading.
Alr. Wright, from the same Commit
tee, 10 whom vas referred the several
memorials, praying for the establish
ment Of a National Bank, made an un-
favorable report thereon, which was
laid on the table
TREASURY SYSTEM.
The bill imposing additional duties.
as repositories, on certain public 9th.
GERS. was taken up as tie unfinished
business.
Mr.. Smith, ofIndiana. addressed the
Senate at some length in opposition 10
the scheme which was now under con.
sldera'ion, and also to the amendment
offered by Mir. Calhoun and the biI!
introduced w Mr. Rives.
MIR Strange took a different view
OF the subject, although be admitted
that some Of the measures OF the 90.
vernmcn, had. IN cooperation with
other causes. produced the evils which
now aEiict The Country.
rs soon as he concluded the Senate
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amer the hrst January. lSI0. the one
6rst OF January. lsIl, all the revenue
Of the United State. shall De paid in
the legal currency (gold and silver o,
such notes. bills. and other paper rs
may be issued under the authority Of
the Government: according 20 law.
MIR Calhoun afterwards withdrew
bis amendment. vIta promise ,ha, he
would attach IL Ia another measure-
the BIZ e.,abli'h,1g the SCI. Tfsasz-,
Seker.<.
Mr.. Webster assei - Nhai ball us
smendinen, ~,s Offered.
MIR. Benton sad 20 toe .'.scrce bill
the bill which sePara'ei ne government
and the banks.
Mr.. Cen'aa moved the h.lis uhich
he offered three wears syo. ~ swrnd-
rueni.. and moved the prnunx. which
~ss agreed to.
The bill was thea rrpor-ed 10 the
Senate. The amendment, filing the
blanks wet. s.-c-1 60. -n1 th. Que.
tion beng on the sngr '.mcn' Of ihe
bill
Mr. BENTON made some remarks. m
which he gave bin view Of the infiu.
snes and increase Of the banks. He
stated that tie Government would be
able 10 turn their totes into hard mo
ney before they went into circulation,
- that they could no, be regarded a,
paper currency. There vas four II mes
&c much specie in the country as there
VA 1910. and not one tenth the dis.
tress which then existed He wished
TO vindleaie the bill from the character
OF the paper money bill lie was o2-
POSED to the issue Of rrcasufy NOES
N a time Of peace, and h. would no;
have voted Tor !; bu, tina, 1t par,ook OF
the Character ~ lran add could hs
re ineurset out Of the Treasury in q
short time.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. September 81.
BANKRUPT LAW.

Mr. Thomas. from the committee on
he Judiciary, reported a resolution
which was this moTrin. adopted by IN A
committee viz: Resolved. dat !. !,
lnoxPedIcGt for this committee TO re-.
report 4 bill for bankrupt law al the
special session Of Congfess.
FLORIDA WAR.
The House resumed the considera.
lion OF the resolution heretofore offered
by Mr.. Wise. Tor The appointment, of a
select committee by ballot. TO invest.
gate ;he causes Of the failures, DELAY
and enormous expenditure oftbe Flor.
ia War. sc.
Alter debate. without coming 10 anv
conclosion, the House went to the or
der' of the day
The bill pos'poning the Fourth In.
'fai1'ni ~ss taken up in committee IT
the whole, and Messrs. LOOMS. Of
Ohio. Jones Of Va. Atherion. Of Nh.
and Others spoke on the subject. bu, no
queslIOn vas taken.
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SETTLEMENT wrrH TnE DEPoslrE
RANKS.


The Bill for this object. .. ordered 90 be
engr0s.ed In the Senate on Monday. - a. fol-
II BILL for adjusting fis remaining
- -It,iaix upOa ihs Opposite Banks.
BE az en0cisdby the Senate and House
a. Representatives OF the United States
OF America IN Congress assembled, that
the Secretary Of the Treasury be. and
he IS hereby, authorized 10 continue 10
withdraw the public moneys now re-
naming IN any OF the former deposi,e
banks. IN manner rs gradual and
convenient 10 the institutions a. shall
be consistent with the pecuniary wants
OF the Government. aud the safety Of
the funds thus to be drawn: and that
no further interest than that required
by the depo>iic act Of the twenty third
OF June, one Thousand eight hundred
and thirty six, under which those de-
po,i,cs were madc. shall be demanded
OF any bank which has has met. or shall
meet, the requ,simonS OF The Depart.
meut. Tbs provision shall also extend
10 such public moneys ~ NAV remain
IN any oi the said banks, whether
standing 10 the crcJl; OF the Treasurer
oil the United States. or oi any dishurs-
Ins or other public officers OF the Go.
Vcrnuient.
Sec. >. .fad be IL FURTHER eRGci,d.
That IN case OF neglect CT refusal by
! any OF The SAID banks 10 comply with
the Iequi,i,lon, Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury a. he shall make them. in
Conformity VIII the first section oil this
act, suits shall be Instituted, where that
! has not already been done. 10 icvo.er
the amounts due 10 the Un'eG States.
unless The drfAultng bank shall ioih.
with cause To- be- executed and deliver
ed 10 the Secretary 81 the Treasury, a
bond with security To- be approved by
the Solicitor OF the Treasury, To pay
To the United States the whole moneys
due from II. in three InStalmeuts: the.
hr>t To be- paid at the expiration of four
months hom The passage OF tins act.
The second at the eXpii alton OF six
| months, and the re naming inStaImrnt
a. the expiration OF nine months from
The same period, am! interest there.
upon at the rate OF SIX per ccnturn per
annum, from the time OF default, toge-
lher with any damages which may
have accrued 10 the United States
iron. protests OF drafts upon II OF from
any other consequence OF ITS failure 10
iulhl IT'S obligations 10 the public Trea.
| SuIy
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HCccE or REPRESENTATIVES
IrrsnAY. Ssriemher ID.

AIf VIE offered resolution ior the
'rTo'n'fo"nt Of a select committee. by
ballot "I'n power 20 send for persons
hni rnPer 70 invcsiigsie the cause oi
~ i'i..f"s and DELAYS Of Ire FLORIDA
War
At'f some debate Nr Wise o. mo.
died lt- revolution a. 10 embrace 40
inqu in'u tie caUses 1i The war. and
20 give The committee The power 10 80
during tho recess Before the subject
Fs' disposed a. m motion u
Nr arorelcng The lIouse took Up
'hc orders n ihc day
The hdi 20 postpone tbe 8ih install
m"n' ~, again taken up. and
Mr Bell spoke ssaip., % fof tao
hrHrg
hr Pickens fol!owsG N supper, Il
ne bi'l.-Pfefcuing il 70 loan which
Nas he only sl,ernsGve 10 IT,
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THE BILL ron IssUINC TREASURY
NOTES

Tux BILL ION IfSUiNG TREASURY
NOTES
The Bill reported by Mr. cambre.
leng on Wednesday. ior thu issue Of
Treasury Notes, IL 10 substance a, fol.
lows:
lat That the President be suihotiz.
ed 10 cause % be is,ued Treasury
Notes not besriug interest. 10 an
amount DOT exceeding twelve millions
~ d.l'sr' and ~ denomination NOT
i"'' iasn Que bundled dollsfs fOf any
one NOE.
% TIE ssi3 no'e shall be redeem.
ed Of the Treasury. q, lbe expiration q
one year from ihsir rsspe tive dates
and " case q preies. nent and non.
payment Of lie same. the holder or
holden ihsil be entitled 20 intefss, A.
The rate Of i've per eent. and ibe faith
q the United States 10 pledged for ihis
reimbursement
3D.. The Notes shall BE- prepared On
der the direction Of the Secretary Of
The Treasury and signed by the Treas
ursf o. he United States and counter.
signea By The Register o. the TTeasu-
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The Wa'hinEion Coffsspor 5sti of ne B,t.
iinors Psif'o' states ths, j, b. esshdsnty r..
p'f'sd hat Gov Pop. % Ksniussy. -ill
shortly 'nirodues psuposiuon into tie Hons.
- Rsprsseatatires fss TIE estabit.sms,s sf /,
Na''onsl Bss1 snd That several memb.,,
sho ~sfs claimed By TIE Globe - suppor,.,.
q The ADMINISTRATOR, On, urEins On M.
@o'sn'en', and v'ii support H sid tier h.
easpos sDd roisa
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A sketch Of the speeehe, Of Me..r g,
houn and Ihes, delivered IN IN. s.,,,
week on the measure, Of relief propose, ;,
;he President. will DC found Ia our co,,,,.
.'Opsl news Of to-day
The proceeding, Of Friday and s.u,s,,
last, although IN type, W. are compelled >,
postpone, to make room for article, l..m,-.
Immediate Insertion.
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MIR. GARLA\n'> PROJECT FOR THE
SAFE KEEPING OF riiE PUBLIC MO.


NIX. GARLA\r~ PROJECT FOR THE
SAFE KEEPING OF riiE PUBLIC Mo.
Ny
MIR Garland lid on the table Of the
u use "i Representatives OH Monday
last, a counter PROJECT Which he intends
hereafter TO move ~ a substitute tor
the plan proposed BY the Committee
81 Ways and Mean This scheme i,
substantially the same a Mr. RIVcS
currency hull which was pockeied by
Gen. Jackson on the 81 March last
The first section provides that ali mo.
neys due the Government shall he paid
m the legal currency OF the country.
or IN notes OF banks which are payable
and paid on demand, IN the le rAl cur.
rPncy Of the United S,a,es-also pro.
hiai's notes OF banks ~ hich issue blll>
OF small denominations. The second
section provides that no notes are TO be
taken, except such as shall be passed
To the credit OF lhr Government as
c1sh. The third section continues the
State Banks as repositories OF the pub.
lac revenue. The fourth section re.
quIres the Secretary 10 take collateral
security IN all cases from deposiie
banks. The sixth section authorizes
The Secretary To receive the notes Of
such banks as have suspended, and
may again resume specie payments
within given time. The seventh
aAd last section, Is aS follows:
INT he AZ further oagc'ed. Tint IL
shall be Lawful for ihr Secretary OF the
Treasury II he ,L,il J.o,o :, ava.I.
ont tn continue ,s Jc,o.,,,,.o- -, a..
puhl,c money ,,y ,,,t ,L;rbL,,.
pcoded ,ner,e n,yTcnt. :. -
under .urh I,,.,,,;,,os =, /. 80 49,
scr,bc f" ' i''
On TucsJ,v I,.,t.t D;.c, L,-,.l,
forV,rI b,y s,L...c :, ,ta So
,b. ,,rJ. ,c,.,,.,llo 49,.
rc,rnuc, Of tlc G,,,,,,'c,, rh..
a,lI j, NO, nuhl,,bcd m tbc W,,l,o,
10, n,,.,. - 49,.
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The vote N III, senate on Monday
On The question Of sngro,uns AID or.
der'ng 20 = third reading the bin an.
thon.'ng The issue Of Treasury notes
Was a. follows:
Yeas --Messrs. Allen. Bsyard Beo.
ton. Black BroHn Buchanan Calhoun
Clay. Of Ala, Clayton. FoIion. Gun.
dy iubbard Kent. KING. Of Ala
king Of Geo. knight. Lvon. NcKe.n
Morris. Nicholas, Niles Pierce R,,,.
Roane Robbins Robinson. Rugyles
Sewer, Smith. Of Conn. smith of Ind
Strange. Swift Tallmadge. linton
Walker, Wall. Webster. Wone vii.
liams, Wright. Young. Norvell-tl
Rays -MsssSs. Clay. Of gy. Crit.
snden, Preston, SOulhsgd, Spsses--b
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The Wellington CORES Pondeni ofthe BAL.
nn'ora Patriot 49," IN the Senate there sp-
rclr' 80 tc rp d.oh n the succ.,s e the
subj ."a,ary scheme Tie ground taken b,
w CH.hrnr gives assurance o. iis suoportrr.
although Is viii not induce one WIZ 10 vote
beside himself m II, favor Mr. Preston j.
deadly hostile to It, AID In 'Ern,,shicg ss.
hate lev days since dealt some heav, blow,
At The .cheme The chsooc. are against u.
P''''r' 'n The House report ,1y, that Mr.
f'rk'ns Of e.. vil vote f,r tho ptopo.i.
+" '"f Mr. Calhoun. bat It s asserted on good
'nih"n'y hat the ret Of Tic delegation from
'op'h Carolina vii 20 sgsin,i o The Wig
delesa'ioa from Tennessee ard Norih orol,.
10 are al gam q From the Surh II ms,
receive ths vote of Hr adams. ard h..adr
confidently counted on by The administration
party Us late loco-foco letter - ne oni,
treason assigned faf such be'isf-b b., no,
deelarsd himself Excluding Nr Adan.. ne
4" his' from DE Norih ~iA present an md,
'ided front sssin.t q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-28
~ SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY. Sept 90.
- TREASURY sYsTEM

SUB TREASURY SYSTEM
The bill opposing additional duties.
A. deposiiofir' Of The public money. 90
eeriaia oihess. was taken Up and read
second time.
Nc. Calhoun then moved 20 amend
the bill BY Introducing a neu section.
hr Wright suggested . modification.