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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

= 'LC ACcrION-Wl be sold, al public auction, without
r1.sdry, the 18th OF December next IN the county
sn.'s GrccGsboough Al the late residence OF w IN
DO" fst-SHai estate. iCcTdn- sock Of oil kinds, first
sk c1ftiS.r ani hut little household and
FGfurs and 30 - Slaves, conveyed by decd om HIM
tie erIsas personal credit OF ~ months
~ and year' credit Bends With Satisfactory
viii y" required OF the purchasers instance,
- delivery oc the property. Shoud
~ sSls the lS;h. VIII certainly place the
" day tie pubic assured this sale
unconditional No person connected with the subscribers
81: srofs extended thea: bidders Every bidder
"'':cd az purchaser ani placed OF the footing.
THOMAS FIELD,
EDWARD DODSON
WILL. w OLIVER
TO-, JAS. OLIVER.
F u C2-td
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Music,
- fts

Csc Of rilrU,
Scholar. may enter the School pes Of The tenn ga VI"
,., .I.c, -, ,h. ,I,py. rutr, GEO. W. DAME
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14
Nnfire 10 Contractors.

Notice 10 Contractors
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL.-Pfoposals will
no received Office the Company IN the cay OF kch
o,d unit, of December, for the construction o. inc
,oue,Iur, across S,ovai and PorriJse creeks.
u 1 r, ~ So I.I,;ng CHARLES ELLETT, JR,
VAT ~ " ClJ Engineer VI the J. H. H. Co.
it'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

NEGRO IRNI-We offer services TO our friends and The
~ nub in n. for the ensuing year; ana having
abou; 80 for hire We would request those
disposed services the above business 10 a1e cary
of servants, 10 apply el! as
we h 10 situations aud the best prices Among our
ctory hands house servants
bscksHths and Also"
io 80 >, 80! So. S"' ROBERT HILL & CO.,
r. I6I-tsI II door from HGr.et, .RGtH STRAIT
COLLECTORS' NDriGE.rhe subscribers having taken mo
4 p,r,uehip Nj LAURENCE TRANf IN their Collecting ana
Commission Business will hereafter ccnuc:cd under the firm
OF ROBERT HILL co. They intend dcv"ns Ihe attention
to the the Richmond, snd also ~ any
part hiring aGd selling OF "gr"ssens
AiGIs, un attending to all matters caced ~ me
business which be entrusted TO them iir
l DabIcy second aun from the Mhr"ri
will always b. nunl-an III offering
their service. ead ih public obtn patro"-
age only by descringi II. w n.,r,r
~ Reference to the Editors Of the Enquirer and Wing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

Gsueyol Collection and Agency Business.
's'ilE subscribers or their services to the Pnoc At arg
Agents objection OF Debts sale or Kent OF hca "
cir services he desired Office IN the room formerly
" r'' - " GEO. =. CRUNP,
- l5.,r1 DABNEE NJ MILLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

f'O TEACHERS "A gentleman With family who can come
teacher obtain good situa aud
hnhy and pleasant drncc APPLYING she subscriber
Rathoutsvi- Orange CO., Va d. NEWMAN.
Oct IL ii-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-12-14

gr NTCEGY- EKCI:A superior Ouii OF Ia"
ard Chancetv- October Tern, les: go
Peyon H. Nelson his h ind a'm"I-Ta'"f o! sarah
y Ec,.oo CO"r
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
PROSPEC TUS-
For PUBLISHING

For PUBLISHING
TIE LAWS or VISSySSJppJ
LAW. bcinr tbc rnlc of Notion nro
ycribed bv t6e sn,rcno noyor If ,bc
State. command,no what j. riabt and
prohibiting what Is wronr. . gcncr"I
accuaintancc with lis nroTisio6s ;s DO =
sirabc 10 lhe srhoIor tho Iog;u,ta,.
the planter and mechanic, as wcII IN ~
|thc Iawvcr bv profession ti,c, o.' -
Of society. in rcnnblican ao"orn'
|mcnt. ike our own. danandont lnr - tb =
perpetuity Of is institutions. nrano
on an enlightened nnhIic santim 'p.I
require some ,novIcIao or tba - tol -,
en5cmentso3on which fbo;rl;yos 49,, ~.
liberties. and thrn fnrtnn y Jl >'.,'i'
The laws Of Nisyi..in , of =" =, l,o,,a'
raj nature. as enacted bT hor s6 9(',g
siyc Legislatures. lie scattered N M.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to the Jail Of
" Madison county, on the 8tb
INST, by I. ). Salmon, a Justice Of
The Peace. a negro man who calls his
IS name CUES, and says he belongs ia
Charles Rice, Of Claiborne county. -
miles of Port Gibson. SAID nero !,
twenty-five or twenty six wears old,
about five and a half feet high. of black
complexion, had on when committed
a blue LInsey dress coat, a green blap-
ket coat and a black cloth frock coat
a par OF blue Linsey pantaloons a
white cotton shirt, and an old black
hat. ~"
The owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges
and take him away, or he viii be deal,
with as the law directs.
Il, HAYMAN, Jai1oy.
Aay ., 1858. t0.a
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23

A Joker in New York, seeing a
short gentleman whose first name was
William, turned and walked back by
his side. In Il little while the gentle
man turned to his unlimited compan-
ion and asked him if he had any bu-
siness with him, None at all, SAID
the other 'but as the law does not al
low us to pass small Bills, lhave turn
ed about Boston Ilcrdld.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
COMPREHENSIVE.


The counting room Of tic under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Mcssrs. !. Chap.
man & Go. which IS nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Cos. old stand. They
me prepared toreccive Cotton on ST..
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cuplcd by White Iurpin and Nephew,
ard lave taken out u police Of insu,
rance which covers all Cotton ship
Ped to them here, or to Nugcnt and
Iurpin, New Orleans.
TURPIN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. /, 1851. 27-Gm
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
STIERIFFS SAFE.

VIM, Montgomery On PIurias FL Fa.
Us. to AprH term, 1888,
VIM. T. Graves & in Madison circuit
John R. Grigsby. court
MY virtue Of the above stated case 10
|" y me directed, shalt expose to public
sale, for cash, at the Court House door, in
the town of Canton, on Monday, the AIN
dayof June next, the following described
tract or parcel of Land: East haIror north
cast quarter, and east halfof south east
quarter, of section 81, township -, range
!, east containing 100 acres. (morc or
lcss)-Ieyied on, and will be sold TO sat
lSly the above stated case.
$. NJ. FRUURNOl, Sheriff.
May 9. 50-iw Pr fee SIS
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
lNSOLNENT NOTICE.
TRUST SALE.

~ virtue OF deed of trust made
"on the Cd day Of August 1886 BY
James L. Russell, to the undersigned
as trustees, and duly recorded in the
clerks office of the Probate Court OF
Madison county, to secure the puncur-
al payment Of a certain promissory
note dated the day Of 1886.
and due on the FIRST . January 1887,
Tor the sum of five thousand Dollars,
made by said Russell in favor of T. w.
and J. r. Hubert, which note together
with the deed Of trust were assigned
by said F. w. & J.R. Hubert to Geo.
W. PrItchard, (the SAID note being
wholly mpaid) we the undersigned
Shall proceed to sell at public auction
at the Court House door in the town
OF Canton Madison county, on We'd
nesday the 9th day OF June next. to
the highest bidder for CASH, the fol.
Iowngdcscribed to wit: Lots
number 2, $50, 1911, and 1862, in the
town Of MadisonyiIc Madison county,
-ALSC
part Of Lot No 2l0, in SAID town bonn.
d'd as follows to wit: beginning I2l feet
south I'll deg. west from the south
west corner Of Lot No lG2, running
south 80 dec. d min. east A nolcs 10
a stake, thence &C deg. east IA & 10.
20 poles to 4 stake, thence due North
AZ Y l6-25 poles to a stake. thence
OF oeg, west - &2l-25 poles TO the
uesIhhlng; containing 81 acres. also
t'e south half Of east half of north W.
: OF section IS, township 8, range s
daSt' containing SC & clio acres TO-
sethGr with all the improvements on
sald lots and tracts of land to wit: a
,afSe tavern house, out houses. stables
&C. Inc titles to be given, it is be.
.Ieved are unexceptionable.
J. SlLVERBERG,
CHARLES J. SEARLES, .
- Trustees.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

,STRAlED OR STOLEN.
E'ROM this place about three week :
since, a chesnut sorrel horse. one
eye out, rides and works well. sbod IN
roundup othermarks rccoIected. ANY
person finding said horse and return
ing tome shall be literally rewarded.
VI. 5. HANCOCK.
.lleF9, fose. 80 81
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
CAUIlON.
.NOII(E

NO II, r,
ANlNG purchased the entire inter.
A L est Of the Drug Store formerly
owned by DIR. McINrYRE, | will in the
course Of two or three weeks have on
a FRESH supply Of every article necessary
Tor the pIanter or physician; and am dc.
'ermned to use every cnortto give rene.
raj satisfaction and make il to their into.
rest TO deal with me. '''s
+. \. WARD.
Canton, May ., 1853. 5o-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23
SlIERIFFS SALE.

SllERlFF'S SALE.
JAS. A. Cooper use) on Fl Ia to A.
of AIeX'r. I Rogers priI Term, 1888,
VS.. : In Madison
DorreIl Wright Circuit
and others Court
RY virtue of the above stated case
- | shall expose TO public sale, for
cash, at the Court House door. in the
town Of Canton, on Monday the 10th
day of April inst. valuable the fol-
lowing property viz: four yoke of OK
en- 500 bushels of corn, Il negro wo-
man named Fanny, aged 80 years and
girl named Chany 2ycars old; lev
led on and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case.
S. NJ. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
April II, 1888. 46-lt-pr fee So
o. The above sale ispostponcd to
the 3Oth inst.
April 10. 47-1w TPr fec 81
Qc5-The above sale is postponed until
the 18th inst. pr fee 50
MAGISTRATES EXECUTIONS
AND WARRANTS,
FOR SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-23

'IF'' u t'IIN NI4INN.
:, Trustees.
r'' :" go, II Is.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
COLUMBUS, (nII) TUESDAY, MAY /, 1885,

no company of the high-born, invested
with the antique dignlties of an antique
realm, half SO imposing to the imagination
as this collection Of stdut-souled, full
grown original men, brought together on
the groundof their supposed suficienoy, to
work out the viii of their diverse constltu-
ents."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
INC Southern Argus;
n,.nnN RARKER. Editor.

NOD every Tuesday at FIVE Dollars
lOls ,i,,,, IN advance, No subscription viii
eE au l,,.oj cor less than six months, paya-
Y g .,o:. ,5dressed to the Editor on busi-
lf', INJECTED with the paper, must be
e es- an r,m otherwise they VIII not be at
l TrRuS FOR ADVERTISING.
], ,,5or.igred. Propnetors Of the two
\ ne ulia, rrosses at Columbus, have mu-
SsY 'll,ee5 upon the following terms for year
~ ', 55iber ADVERTISING They WI IN all ca
V GJI6lSR.gTiyHITNGTON & LESTER,
" o'' ''' Editors Of the Democrat.
p RyRoN BARKER
+ , ! wa Edior ofLLc Argus
DrrprtsgaESrs vii be inserted at y! per
.auare no lines or less) Tor the hrst inser-
.;d1 and 50 cents for each subsequent mser-
ton ,.:.L H. ,,,,-,t,-
4
insertions. viii be published until forbid
nd charged accordingly.
,g,v ADvERrIslNG-Fou squares or less,
,-9egabe at pleasure, 500, payable half
es,rlv. No contract for less than one year.
.T6e privilege OF annual advertisers ia Emi-
si 10 their immediate business ; al adver-
t.enaa,5 for the benefit Of other persons
,er. IN by them, mus. be paid for by the
g1are.
yyorycryG CANDIDATES for office will be
40 NCname will be inserted unless we
are specially authorised by some responsible
rerOn
B WoEK mus; be paid for on delivery.
elections Of a personal nature VII be
.aIrcd double price.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
CORRESPONDENCE.
DEPARTMENT OF War,
April 9. 1889


Sir:-I have the honor to inform your
Excellency that Major General Scott has
been ordered, and win Immediately repair,
70 the Cherokee country to take the COM
snand Of the troops there, and with, fall
ms ..eliols @ use every possible exertlon
to effect the peaceable. execution OF The
treaty with the Cherokees. Inthe perfor-
nance ofthe duties thus imposed upon him
and to prevent or suppress any hostilifes
that may be meditated or commenced by
the Cherokees, if may be necessary for
him to apply to your Excelencv for a
portion Of the militia of your State and in
such, anevent, Lam instructed BY the Pre-
sident to request that you VII be pleasedt to
furnish General Scott with such force Of
this description as he may REQUIRE. 10
serve three months, unless sooneT dis
charged I
Very respectfully,
Your most obi. ssrv
IS. COOPER,
Acting Secretary Of War.
e His ExceHencys.
N CAENoN,
Governor 81 Tepne
- - Nashville. Tenn
Executive uRf
Nashville, April 4 3, 1855.
have the honor 90 acknoWl-
Eed re receipt 81 tie commune ion q
bs aetna Ssonaiary e War Ct the lqth
inst END - assure you, IA REP lnat such
! force as may Be required Genera
Scott win bs furnished prorap
erR reenecgii
o1l OBJ. sefY
Isl. CA1s ON
a8 7. Wa.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
POETRY.


Air oodmarl spare that tree.
"These Dock Wollopers are often found OF
the wharves, astride Of rum casks, and inbib-
ing their contents by means of a straw sucker
~ Y..CorrespOrldent ofthe Madisonian
Loafer, spare that cask!
Suck not drop of gin!
Forego thy wish, nor dare
Commit this deadly sin.
Know, loafer, that the cask
Thou ridest free of toll,
Is nought but devils bait,
A gin to snare the soul
Though ragged, filthy, vile,
Unused to soap or comb,
Satan viii not disdain
To bear your spirit home.
Then drop that straw and fly
AS iffor life, ask
Haste! flee!-nor tamper with
The spirit of the cask.
When thou vert but boy
With tender, anxious care,
Thy father warned thee oft
OF Stingo to beware
Thy conscience now Is scared
BY many years ofsin,
Yet stay! else shalt thou find
It's sting7go deeperin.
Go loafer! leave the dock,
And sober, temperate, live
He'er in want, come here,
And viii Succor give.
attempted e'er again
Your woes in gin to drown,
Touch, taste, nor handle not,
But throw the sucker down.
EAU FROID.t
New York, 9th January, 1893.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
EXPRESS MAII.

We have authority for saving that the
Express Mails cease altogether, through
out the Union, on the 3Oth- inst. This is
emphatically the age exchanges and exper-
inents. This mail has Just become use
full to the citizens of the West, and had
trebled in its amount Of business latelyfrs-
quently bringing letters for this place and
distribution, to the amount Of a hundred
dollars per day. What next The admi.
nistration keeps up a continual excitement
with their everlasting changes.-gia.P Post.
NOMINATIONS FOR CoNeREss.-The
Wing convention held yesterday at Eli
COTS Mills unanimously nominated John
P. Kennedy, Esq. at their candidate for
Congress TO fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Hon. Isaac M'Kim.
The Democratic Convention, held at
the same place, on Wednesday unanimous
ly nominated General Marriott, for tho
same vacancy.-Ba1. Sun.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
or TIE
;0UTHERN MECH NIC,
csl'y Newspaper, to be published in the sity
Of T'cksburg.
IDlrED BY JOHN J. uAN1LToN.

LDETED BY JOHN J. HAMILTON.
custom, tho most potent Of all law-gig-
\ ers, has imposed upon every individual
hooters new periodical to the patronage Of
be public, the necessity Of giving something IN
heiom OF what is commonly termed PROS
fcTvs, containing a programme of the nature
the undertaking in which he is about to en-
ark and BRET exposition of the views enter
hined BY him IN relation to the subjects Of
ShchAe proposes to treat.
n compliance with this wei established
sare, We will endeayor TO explain as copciseIy
possible what Is intended to be the charter Of
be- paper the publication Of which we are about
prominence
The SOUTHERN MECHANIC viii, as its name
mo,es, he devoted to the support of the inter-
sc, the advocacy Of the rights, and the M
.roYament of the mental and physical condI-
ion Of those who have devoted their lives to
be pursuito the mechanic arts, as well as OF
llothe.s who obey the scriptual Injunction that
hin should "aarn his bread by the sweat Of his
Row" In the pursuit Of these objects we
Ehl- however, stud;ously avoid every thing
sa attempting to infringe upon the rights or
oppose the success of such as are engaged IN
pursuits different from those which occupy
be attention Of that class of the community
tr whose special benefit our enterprise IS IN
ie5,iaeu The time has gone by when intel
Lgent ren could be induced to believe that
thc interests ofthe laboring classes OF society
were opposed to those of the rest Of their tel-
low citizens Or, if such an opinion is still en-
teFtamed at this enlightened day, we are
proud to say that ours are among the number
o. those minds which feel and acknowledge
rs influence. We are firmly convinced that
tle interests OF the great mass Of mechanics
are perfectly compatible and intimately identl-
pea with "the greatest good Of the greatest
humber land we have but little faith IN the
honesty aud intelligence Of those who would
ealeSyor to propagate an opposite opinion.
with the personal rancor and souHess par.
Y hostility which characterize and Disgrace
70 many Of the periodicals Of the present day
we desire to have as little connection as pos
siole' The support Of principles, and not the
elevation to Office of particular men, is, anC
we 'rNsl ever vii be, our end and aim; bu
should we ever become so recreant as to de
Seit the standard Of truth and Justice and en-
rs! under the banner Of unpr.cipled man, ,oo,-
mp we shall doubtless incur, as we shall de
serve the heavy penalty Of the withdrawal q
al confidence in us by the honest and intelli
gent OF every sect and party.
PATTERSON &, MCOUlJ.
Publishers and Proprietore.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
colNUERCT4E BANK, columbus M

1OlallERCLAEBAN Columbus NE.
~ compliance with the requisites Of
- NE charter Of this institution, an cleo
I y Will be held on the first Monday ii
s = next, at'lhe Banking House, for the
purpose Of electingnine Directors for the
ensuing twelve 1nonths. sai a $50
@ by order Of the Beard, psif
CHAS. II. ABERT, Caah'r.
Apfil24-S2 If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01
y VI NOU Ia
Publishers and Proprietore.
TERMS.

lAe SOUTHERN MECHANIC win be printed
VI VI double medium sheet, with good type,
S PSl,I published every Saturday morning, at
I've I've DOLLARS per annum, payable in adj
vance vance or SIX DOLLARS if PAYMENT is de-
'effed to the end of the year.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-01

= .4s Slaie Of Mississippi, Winston County.
Gums cSnn 3 Thomason & attachment
george w. Thomson, for
Ys GG7 90
Lochn NJ. Stone.
~ OllCE is hereby given that the above
- attachment was issued at the suit of the
a aI Palntltf against the said defendant as an
g-. .sI debtor for the sum aforesaid, and
a5 5 9een returned to this Office duly executed,
ci,u : now pending and undetermined in the
e o;! court Of Winston county, State Of Mis-
s u and that unless the said defendant
nan nan appear on or before the fourth monday af-
s--t uie fourth monday Of April 1888, beng the
If, a oithe circuit court for the county a.
% ';i give special bail and plead, judgement
~, ~. " entered against him, and the property
J J.'aCea WI be sold to satisfy the plaintIiis
y; witness, the clerk of the said circuit court
ul' 9Th day Of April 1888.
JAMES PIIAGAN, clerk
Aprh ~ -32-4w Printers fee ~ 5O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-05

TROUBLE IN HAYrI.-The Editors Of the J''',
Commerce have been favored with The following q.
Of letter from Porl.au-Prince Gen. logn,c' .
mistake not, was sort Of Prime Minister 10 ''.'.
Boyer; at any rate he has he'd an ImP'''a"' :
near the Government for many years. =, -
PoRr.AU PRlscx. May ''F
The town is in commo,ion, from an attempt !" a.,
nate Gen. lngnac on the morning o! the "a 80,
neral was shot in his chamber by 'uinsh' :, :,
have been sent expires. from Leogane The ol.' :. :,
through his neck, coming out through his NOUN
ing his under jaw. A revolt it is said, iook P..',
morning at LeOgaae The national Guards 1fs re
der arms, and great anxiety is manifested on a. SO =.
We hope. however, for 4 peaceahle result. lNs
of Gen Ins;nac is supposed 10 be mortal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-05

HICKORY GROVE FOR sALE-The subscribe =, Il.
M sell tic Fsrr, on which she resides known oy Wv :.
gicto,y Grove situated in the county Of King W'aa
ouartef Of mile from Panunky river and - miles % r,
of Richmond. II contains by old surrey, Al acres
ments are al 10 very gsoa order and there 10 not Of
Jence and few more cautifuI in Lover Niisina % id
ror quality has been discovered in great abundance
parts Of the farm. The soil is very
and well adapted the growth Of clover. II or el
stands for n physician in this section, and The
any whatever Persons wishing 10 purchase, are M
view the premises. Terms will be accommoGiunpy Turn
tS-wtF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-05
CIRCULAR.

To all Collectors and Receivers Of PUBLIC. Money:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, June i, 1888.
BY resolution passed the 3ls ultimo, Congress has
declared "ha it shall not be lawful for the Secretary
of The Treasury to make or to continue in force any &C..
neral order, which shall create any difference between
the different branches of revenue q, to the money or
medium of payment in which debts or dues, accrung to
the United States, may pc paid
10 carry this resolution into effect it has become ne.
cessary 10 issue instructions 10 Collectors and Re-
ceivers of Public Money.
BY the present laws specie and Treasury notes alone
are expressly made receivable for all kinds of public
dues, aud you will Of continue TO take them till
otherwise instructed
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

oHINUNy JHHC :, I-'O'
On motion of Sir. Cambreeng, The Indian hostility
BILL and amendments made thereto, in Committee OF the
Whole were ordered to be printed. Mr. Z. explained
that he made the motion account OF The confusion
that had grown cut of the msconcePon OF the amend
ments. 80 ,
The Speaker laid before the House the following EI'
eculiye communications:
l. message from the President Of the United States,
as follows:
TO the House Of Representatives. Of The United States
here with transmit to the House of Representatives
report from the Secretary Of State, in answer to their
resolution of the 25h instant relative 10 the claim IN
the case Of the ship Mary and cargo, of Baltimore
Nj. VAN buren,.
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RESOLUTION No. 4-PUBLIcl
A RESOLUTION relating 10 the public revenue

dues 10 the Government.
Resored by the Senate and House Of Representatives. of
the United States Of merica in Congress aSsemGied That
sha not be lawful for the Secretary of the Treasury
make 10 continue in force any general order which
shall create any difference between the different branches
Of Ievenue, as 10 the money medium of payment, in
which debts Dues accruing to the United States may
be paid. RI. NJ. JOHNSON,
piec President Of the United States and
President of tie Senate
JAMES K. POLK,
Speaker Of tie House Of Representatives.
APPROVED, May 3ls,, 1888.
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