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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22
Editorial Convention.

Eaisori4l malisrs.-Ws continue. Cd
s,y. aur extracts from the journals ol
th.s Stair. respecting uniformity af char
ss.. Il will he sren that = m.joriIy
!. have d.,ne those things which they
ors,,, rot Ia have dunr:" but their deter.
m,a .l.an ~ - sin no more" 10 gratifying.
.,A promises future consistency. Al
seem To b. Impressed with The necessity
If sn,,lh,r Convention. and there is no.
th,ar easier ,haa 90 calI nns. Our good
fn.nI If tie Recorder has but IL cay the
Wart, anil ne think ne ran saueh fnr .
esnrral suendance ri the members.
Nslr5sn SpseiOiOr.
Trhe sense Of she Editorial corps has
beea very generally expressed in favor
81 snalhrr Conventions; but IL does not
appear sn clear that il ~llI be generally
attended. As. howersr. we have no d.
rec. means NJ dissiPaling this doubt. We
propose iha, tie Convention be held in
the ery Of Raleigh on the second
Wednesday i'm December
nsrt. and hope ws shall have the plea
cur. 81 meeting there on that day many
Of our brethren. EDu. Rae.
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Try virtue nf deed Of " -, cxecu,ed ny
lillian E. Anderson, TO secure the cav.
ment Of certain debts therein mentioned, 4
shall Offer f,r sale. on credit Ul tw elve months.
with interest "a IN 'te date,
The Store House now occupied BY
Cave 4 holland.
One other Lot. No. 80 Tryon street.
with Stable, adjoining the lot OF Gcorge Bur.
gwin, esq opposite Mrs. Voters
One other Lot, No. 81 Hssei street.,
opposite " iilan Nnmah's. .#z@.
The sale To take place before the Corys.
House on Saturday the Is, day of uecemhsr
next, at 70 o clock.
At . O'Clock on the same day, I shell osy.r
for sale. on the came terms, at the residence
Of Mr.. Anderson. his
Household Furniture and Kitchen
Utensils.
For sums under ten duuars cash will be ,x.
pec,ed Bond and sec"n'y viii be required.
JAMES wEHH. Trustee,
October I sa-sx
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u 'hs @''' ShjrsaossbIs Fs,,.Es. ss lsf,
'u'' and oshes greatly msdllsd aud ,of.
'shsd' ye' enough Tsmains. We lh,pk. n
sa'''iy or friend uf The Standard has.
did not TsEy grossly misrsprss.nG' shs
character II lhs speech. Az in du.v
hound. Dir. Bynum goes sgsias. banks.
and I'll chartered Institutions; and s,pr..
seats " baak'ersE' and =. prissu-ersf.'' a.
twin erolhsrs. lssgusd 10 destroy The Il.
berries OF ihs country. Ia This. however,
ne follows only The general lead Of his
parsyi bot he stops not here. Our col.
ieges are represented az nurseries Of
afiss"eraeiss; our merchants. a. dupss
oil knaSss abroad. and deeeirers Of lIle
people Al home; and our towns and villa
sss and cities. a. filed with " dsndies
and eoekniss. bank ssrfs and pensiOnrr.."
in = word. al classes Who 10 not labor
~iIh their hands. are represented az the
ieFourers Of The substance Of the [" hard
working yeOmanry and mechanics Of the
country" Altogether il is a speech wor-
by Of true disciple Ofshs Fanny Virgin
school.
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The CherOkess.-.-An emigrs,ing party
Of sbou, 1900 Cherokees passed through
town on yesterday. We presume they
have encsmped near the city. though no,
advised Of the spot.
We are requested 10 say .hs, the Rev.
Mr.. Jones, an Indian missionary Of the
Baptist persuasion, and tao or three
Cherokee ministers will speak in the base.
ment story Of the Presby .erinn Church
TO night a, early candle llgh,..-the latter
in their native tOnsue.-.Nash. Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

Dr.. James C. Dickson resides seven,v
mile, from this place. On Tuesday last.
at 4 o'clock. p. NJ. he lef, home with O
load Of cotton in the railroad csrs--reach.
ed Town by 8 o'clock The same evening,
and by 0 o'clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
he had weighed, sold, and pocke,ed The
cash for his cotton.
The usual tine before The construction
Of the railroad, would have occupied a
week. Wilmington .7dv.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Nas York. The sIsrtiOu in this .,.,s
has Ifrainssd IL The choice Of 81 whis
Representatives in Congress. and 10 Loco
Foeos. From statements IN the papers.
u appears Thar siE or eight Wing eandi-
dates lost Ihsir election in Consequence Of
The opposition Of me Abalilionisls.
William II. Seward. Wing. hs. been
sles'ed Go'srnor BY a majority Of more
Than 10000 roles over his Van Bursn
competitor William L. Marcy.
In the state Senate. The Van Buren,
party nil have three psjOrily. Eish.
new SensiOn were elected. hre Of whieh
~sfs Wings, and three Van Buren,.
In the House Of Representative, the
wings have e. membsrs. and the Vans
40.
MGssathHssffs. In This state ten whis
members Of Congress have been sleeied.
AMI one Van Buren,. The Uhig Go.
vernon has heen slee,ed BY a majority Of
ten or twelve thousand. The state Sc
maize Is Bhig. as FAR 40 heard from; but
in several districts there was no choice.
The House. il is ihOugh,. will hare 100
" big majority.
DsiaicGrs. 10 this state. Mr.. Robin
son. the Van Bsren candidate for Con.
srsss. has been elected. The Whig.
have a msjority in the Legislature.
Rhode Island. Nathan F. Dixon has
been chosen BY the Legislature Of Rhode
Island. % Senator in Congress from that
state.
iO'nG. ME-. Chapman. whig, has been
elected delegate 10 Congress from the
territory Of Iowa.
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Good .News from Horida.-A sIir
from the Sauannah Georgian. of Novem
Der 9Th. gives some very late and highly
gratifying intelligence, which has been
received from gentleman at Tampa Bay,
whose authority is represented to be one
Of the hIghrs, value. lie says:
"A number OF Tallahassees and Semi.
noles proper are here; from ITO to 200,
in families. Among them is Euehes-
thiac ko-Emsllhs. the prime minister ui
the Tsllahassees, and the family of Echo
Ena.hla, king Of tina. band. Several
minor chiefs are here, and a principal
sub-chief Of the Mickasukies, named
Coosa- Tuslenuggee, was recently in, and
gave very reasonable and favorable talk.
lie has since sent 10 runner, TO say. iha,
by the full Of this moon he will be in,
with a number Of his people. not to 60 on,
sgain. Sam Jones is very sick, and per-
haps by this time dead, and with his
people, on his way TO this place, [ram-
pa.) He sen, 4 runner TO Co,zs. Ali.
ga,ors' step son. 10 say that no would
make a large fire down the bay when
Coiza mus, 90 out and meet him. and then
escort him in here. Should Jones come
in. or die, the long agony is over.
The above is highly gratifying 10 Ge'
neral Taylor. and confirms all his favor
able an.icipa.ions Of the early seulsmen.
Of this war. He has succeeded in ship.
ping every one Of the Apalachicola In.
dams. (abou, 2se--.ssy 90 wsrriors;) and
this 10 mos. impartan. point gained. IL
will have a very strong influence On the
main point. Gen. Taylor's grand talk.
according TO all his arrangements, is TO
take place =, Tampa Day. on The 9Th
November.
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SENATE,

~Ms
SENATE.
Tsssasy. Nes. 80.
On maiion Of Mr.. Docksry the Senate
proceeded 70 role again Tor Speaker a.
follows:
For WIlson. Msssrs conpsr. AIRING
san. Whitaker. Ha1 kins. Hsulder. Ed
wards. Exum. Willisms af Persan. MD
srmld. Bunting. Hill. Fay sf OnslO~.
Melvin. Kerr. Read. Allison, Baker,
Relnhsrdi. R.bun. fox-2o.
For J0rner, Msssrs. shepard. SpruiII,
Moody. Sharp. Cherry. Hsrper. Msys,
Williams Of Beaufort. Bnldle. Albright.
Taylor, Doeksry, Mrlekor. Montgomery.
Rsddiag. Morrhead. Moarr, RibrIin.
pa.
Mr. Joynsr having q msjorily Of Ihe
votes was declared duly elscIsd. and as
conducted 10 the chair BY Mrssrs. More
head and SpEsill, from whence he made
his sckho~ledgemsnls 10 Tie Seuale in
she iallosing pertinent address:
csHiisnaa ef tas Senate:
am deeply sensible Of yoIr kind par.
TALLY in having elected mr 90 preside
over your deliberations. aud I u n,lrr IN
jon my very sincere thanks Tor this dis
hnguished manifestation nf your eanfid.
enee. Inexperienced IN The duues Of The
Chair. and unexpectedly called upon 10
discharge those duties. feel flat I shall
need much Of your kind indulgence. Ior.
bearsnee and support. u win be my
sincere desire. as your presiding officer.
TO act IN all things with suic, fairness
and imparIisll'y towards every member
Of this boy. and ], will be most gratifying
10 my feelings 10 be able so 10 conduit
myself IS 10 meet ynur appreciation. In
the progress Of our labors. IL 10 To BE- rx-
Pecied that honest differences Of opiaian
will arise; but trust such differences Of
opinion will moi be allowed 10 disturb the
harmony and good feeling ,ha, should
eharaeIerize our proceedings. l feel that
a spirit OF harmony and courtesy. no.
Inconsistent wiih the most periecl freedom
Of opinion. is necessary 10 the proper
discharge Of our duties; and I shall Eus,er
such sPiri, with sincere good .iIl. that
our labOrs may be brough, to happy and
speedy conclusion.
On motion Of Mr.. Morehsad. Thomas
g. Stone. Esq. of franklin. was una.
nimou'Iy elected Principal Clerk Of the
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor. the Senate
then proceeded 10 vote for Clerk Assistant.
Zen. Cook, II. w. Miller and Asa BIggs.
Esqrs. we're put in nomination far the
appointment. The Senate rnled SIX times
excessively wiihou, q chaice.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House proceeded to vote again
twice for assistant door keeper. when, IN
the second vote. Mr.. Thomas Anderson,
Of Hillsboiuugh, having received msiori-
" Of the votes. was declared duly elect
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hoke, committee
Of Eve was appointed To prepare Rules Of
order for the Government Of this House.
On motion Of Mr.. Gwyn, a message
was sent to the Senate. infnrming them
Of the Organization Of This House, and of
its readiness To proceed to the despatch Of
public business; and aiIer the Transaction
Of some other unImporIan. business. the
House adjourned.
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Among the passenger. in the Toronto,
which arrived from London a day or two
ag". was Christopher Hughes, esq our
Charged Afair.s al the Court of : weden,
who. We understand. has obtaiued per-
mission 10 make short visit home. He
is the bearer Of dispatches from our lesa.
lion in London, with which he proceeded
a. once 10 Washington.
N. Fork Express.
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We are authorized 10 announces
Zen THoxas W. GRAEEs, Of caswell.
, candidate for llle Office Of M.jor
c,nrssl Of the third diyisioa Of North
Carolina Militia. in place Of Gen. Cot
,on. resisne.. The Militia Officers at
,,si,ei 10 The slh and 10Th Brigades. to
wh,m the elerlion is committed, will
rlease notice Ilie ahOse.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
Justice.

WE regret exceedingly that the srp-sranss
w nfthis work hss nrersssrils been 80 loo O
delayed; ami We again assuFe the PnbIie thea
every exsTti"n hss hren used 20 complete IL ~
lhc time IL sas sxIrcird. The plan Of the
wort, slnre IL was FIRST advertised, has been -
EN- materials had &. be procured. which eou'f
nat be brought an tall the late rains had ~sll-
ed the vat 70. We lave Ho hesitation in g.
surinR or pGtr"ns aud the public. that the
printing and binding will be- completed - Re.
leigh, and ihe BOX ready ior delivery, just -
soon % practicable.
THE PROPRIETOR.
October 70. ta~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

" Those citizens of Orange county
Who are ANXIOUS To know whaI 10 going
on in the world, and particularly what
their public servants are doing al Raleigh
and Washington CI,y-(for our I.egisla.
lure 70 now IN sessInn, and Congress will
he IN less Than two week.)--and who
d" not nov take any newspaper. will find
" Convenient. and We hope aereeable. To
call a. our Office during the ensuing Court.
week. and subscribe for the Recorder for
'x months. or l"nger Il they think pro-
per; a' we intend To give complete sum.
mary "I the proceedings bn,h in our l.e.
sl'Ia'ure and in Congress. II may be
asa proper To suggest. that after the tirst
"'y OF January next. the western, and
northern and southern mails. gill pass
'a''nsh this place daily; in consequence
4" winch we shall possess iacilues in
procuring ness equal u any other paper
IN The state. and shall endeavor alwsys TO
,"''en our columns with The la,es, intel.
lsrncc.
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RAN s~ay fran tas subscriber, early ihAs
- morning. . hoIsd by by t.e aAnse ~
NORRIS SAARP lie 10 sbasi IS ysass old.
aud very smAlI. Al psrsaas are f,rbsd has.
baring or .npias ing hisn TIE sbs.ve ts.afd
~i.l be Fivrn &C. hss delivery 10 mel but 80
Ihanks MIli be rendered
SOLOMON FULLER.
November 8 a.
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We resrelto learn. from The last Knox
vile Register. that The Hon. Hugh l..
White has resigned his seat in the Senate
Of the United States. The cause 10 altri.
buied to the presens severe indisposiIion
Of Mrs. White. and TO his Own feeble
h.sl,h 10 consequence of IN attack Of The
late prevailing epidemic.
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N office.

y. PPLIcATION Eal 6r made Go Ihs nsEf
GsaeFsi A~ssah y &C. ne psssaf< q 50
soaatisa t9r T.faRsiirg 70 the sahscFifFF fhe
ai'soaai e The State Isx aid b hIn - IIssl
veal Pnils. tns chr Eesrs ISIS SD Isss.
Jas. q. TURRENTINE. ShsriE
November "a a.
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BeGstiss Of the Sub. Treasury.-Mr.
SwarIwou,, late Collector Of the customs
in New York. is reported 10 be defsul,.
er to the amour, Of 1900. 900 dollars;
and his securities entirely ruined. Mr..
Sssnwou. 10 nos in Europe.
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TIVE Firm afLsIIMERk MEHisE 10 sis-
u solved. and a - ssessssrs o. els,se the sos.
eern. We nlsh 81 this q dsla.d. 60 rail- and
settle their N..Irs sEd Asseanls isnmsd sssly
With James Mshans 80 MI'snl asisen, ~ho
are suiharlzed 90 SETTLE the same. Indulgence
eannsi be gwen.
G. NJ. L.ATIMER.
JAMES MEBANE. in.
November =. "a
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Several mad dogs have recently been
killed IN and near The iowa of Washing.
ton in this state; in consequence Of which
the commissioners passed an ordinance.
directing their town sergeant to kali all
dogs running at large without being ef.
fec tually muzzled.
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ORANGE HOTEL.
HiIIsborough, N. c.
0EIk'

fPiiE subscriber would respectfully lnfsra
- the public. tina, this large and connsdi.
ing directly west from the Court House, 10 sew
open for the reception of Travellers and Rsas
lar Boarders. Having erected this buiid.ns
especially for Hotel, no expense or pains wllI
be spared to give il character abroad; his Gus.
tuners may therefore rest assured that his as-
cornmodsiions will be good.
or Families DESTROYS Of spending some tine
il the place, may find comfortable secomns-
dations al the Orange Hotel.
ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
October ~. 4l-tf
P The North Carolina Standard, aud ca.
r"lins Patriot will publish the above sir month ..
and forward their accounts TO tie proprietor fer
payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

VI sFsSliNg ON u lie dllsnms IN ~hish
he vas placed 'hoH d exposing the in.
P''sition Whleh he had been instrumental
in PFOPsgadag.
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teslsslsj ehisf clsrk, snd Edmuad b.
FTsemsR, EEa, AslatsHl Clsrk, Nc,
PREr. u Randolph. Eas sisrird principal
d0aF-ksEfsr. and. alisF lhEts nasBerssslal
bai0tings Cor assistant dogF-kssFsr, Ihe
House adjourned.
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" III" been remarked As a circumstance
wv altogether unworthy Of notice in a
s"u"'y containing a population Of aear
'O'OOo souls. thai the jail Of Orange. on
'"e 10Th instant, was wi,hou, a tenant.
" was at our shoulder, however. who
" sometimes inclined 10 lnak on The dark
''ue "' things, cautions us no, 10 be too
"o''''ul IN this matter; if there are none
"J"n' It 's moi, he thinks, because there
'e none who deserve 10 be there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-11-22

O. "F' bynun''s Spsech.-rhs Milton
Pec''''r oil last week. contains whs, pur-
r"' 10 DC the speech ii Mr.. Bynum. de-
",' e'ea Al the YanceysilIe dinner on III.
. VI September lac. This speechloc.
p'e' more than three hours in the de-
"e'y' b" it ~ compressed into some
'''" Columns Of lI's Spectator. Many
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Notice.

4 NOTE Of haad Cor Eve dollars, dssvn b.
~ John Rareee 10 favor Of Marcus Harr.s,
has been LEFT al this Office The owner can
have it. on application. by paying for .his I'd.
vertisement. e. .
November a.
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Trust Sale.

!: Y siItse "f . deco 81 trust, 'xervtet 70 ne
- by MAfgsrrt MUreSrk, Io' seIisin par
peers therrIa han.ed. Z rn ssed 10 sel, o. Psb-
lie sale. for cash. on Friday the 3oih .f Ne
mheE Instunt, ksI"Is the court house deer
IN gfiiIphoFOugh
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N Office,

a IL persons indebted to the subscribers. are
ssA requested to cal on J. C. Holland, 9, their
old ssand in Hillsboroueh. end make immed;.
ate settlement, as he wishes 10 give his per.
sonsi attention to the seulemen, Of their Backs.
and the time allotted for that purpose will 40,
admit Of much DELAY
HUDSON NJ. CAVE,
JAMES C. HOLLAND.
Hillsboroueh. Nov. 30 4e-
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Weekly Almanac.
Removal.

TNHE subscribers have removed their Stock
of GOODS 90 Chapel Hill-w ere. with
the addition OF large supply ir'm New York
this Fall. they are ems blsd 10 FIR 10 the pub
lie large and well selected Stuck of G rnds.
which they propose 10 cell On very reasonable
terms for Cash or Cpua,ry Produce. T."se
who wish to buy their goods 4, very low pri.
ses, are invited 10 call
CAVE & HOLLAND.
Chapel Hill. Nov 20. 90
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NN EsNrfNFNNNFN"E HEEs sE1Ft W.
'smblrd in the city Of Raleigh on Mon.
day last. In another column xill be
fouad the proceedings Of the two 6u,
days. which &c have copied tom the
Star. II will be sren that Col. Jnyner
has been elected Speaker Of the Senate.
and Mr.. Graham Speaker Of the House
ofCommon'. BY strictly party so,cs-our
Own members. Messrs. Sruckard, Sims
and TrolInser voting sgain.l Mr.. Ora.
ham. Il i, elesr. therefore. Iha, the
Uhiss have a majority IN both Houses.
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one msu sua ole EH
The shove sale VAS ia'mrriy advertised 10
TAKE place on the 7th al September last, st The
rss,drnee &c Grs. Murd,ek. but sas POsiFoR
ID by eohssnt sc parties.
SAMUEL KERR, Trusiss.
November a. Is
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Tailoring Business.

sl.liE aahsesibsr has Frrommsnre1 fhs Tai.
- is.Iiag BssiaEHs, ls las bgase IErfhi3g 49,
eaFard b MssEts. GEEs q Hsllaad - q Do
6oods sloFs. Tie fsskisEs iii br EsGulsF,g
Eeesssees I'D Us Muak Wall BE- s1srEaeG %
gassd tasas ard wish Sesp4Ieh-
81 A sass4y seat 4 ~osk 81 Be Eissa %
. ssOd sourasyms. Tssior
n. r. PLEASAN1S.
November "a A.
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Job Printing,

NEATLY $ ExPEDirloUsLY ExEcrr ~
~ ~ rrs sT,vss, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-05-29

sccSnd Bank of the u S., laws have met the alien
.,n Of She committee which varied the description Of
currency media OF payment, for The public cues
legal currency Of the S. Treasury notes ana 'e no'e
therefore the legal currency Of the treasury WIN ns
permission granted by the resolution Of 1912 10
the of the local banks payable and Pad on oeana
in the legal currency Of the u D, unu Inc "
that charter The charter expired on tue 90 Gay Vi
March 1886 by its own limitation, and on the l9ih day
Of June after Congress repealed its llth secton whcn
made its notes receivable in payments to the u D
1t is proper here remark that the various laws ao
,horiznp emissions Of Treasury notes and making then
receivable for all Government dues had become ooso'
le,e BY the entire redemption Of the notes, many years
before the expiration of the bank charter, in 1850 and
that medium of payment thus practically withdrawn
from the currency of the Treasury The expiration OF
the charter of the bank and the law of the 18th June
1886 repeating the l4h section Of the charter withdrew
another of those media in the of the bank mus
leaving 'the legal currency of the United States INC
only currency compulsory upon the Treasury Tu. eSS
ing also the permission given by the joint esonu" Vi
1916 TO receive the notes Of specie paying i"cn nahNs
This continued to be the state Of hng7 nnnI 'ne pas
sage of the entitled An net TO regulate he aePo
sites Of the public money, passed on me E'n uiy U.
June, 1886 The last clause OF the hth sec'''" Vi 'a'
act is in the following words
Nor shall the notes or bills Of any bank be received
in payment Of any debt due TO the u States, whch sha
after the fourth day Of july in the year one tnousano
eight hundred and hrtvsx issue any mole or Dill OF
less denomination than five dollars.
Thus modified the law compelled the receipt OF the e:
cal currency Of the o. S and permitted the receipt OF
the notes Of such specie paying banks rs should not
after The 4,h Of July 1896 issue notes Of less denom
nation than FIVE dollars.
On the 18th of October, 1887, act was passed emit
tied IAN act authorize the issuing Of Treasury notes,
the FIRST clause of The sixth section OF which reads as
follows:
"SYc G. find be ii further enacted, That the said irea
sury notes shall be received in OF al duties ana
taxes laid by the authority Of the United States ct all
public lands sold by the said authority and OF all DENIS
10 The United States Of any character whatsoever which
may be due and payable at the time when said Treasu'
~ notes may be offered in payment
This law added again Treasury notes as medium OF
psyment and thus stands the law at the present time,
The legal currency aud Treasury notes being made re-
ceivabe by law and the notes Of specie paying banks
which have not since the 4h day Of July 1886 and DO
not, issue notes, of less denomination than hVe COL
lars being permitted be received by the resolution Oh
lSIG as modified by the depnsi,e law OF 1876.
Ito be continued in our nezt)
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r. fluhley, Samuel Inshan, Thomas B Jackson, pa
MEL Jerifc1 Joseph Johnson, keim, Gouverneur Mem
be Kl~rrr Erircrasa,irh. locH-" lradhr,ter, LIN
coin Logan. Mallory samson Mason raxwr RNbri t
Mcclellan, Nc Clurr, hcKennan, Meneiee Mercer Mil
gan Mitchell Matthias Morris, Mayor Noble, Pnrtnen'
ter Patterson Peck Pennybacker. Phelps Pope, Potts,
Rariden, Randolph, Reed, Rely, Ridgway Rves' John
Robertson Rumsey Russell, Sergeant, Shelter Angus
tine r. Shepherd Sheplor. Sbley, Southga,e, Stanly,
sraon, Taylor lngias Tus I E y1"rey'
sew Lewis Williams, Jared w. Williams, Wise, and
Yorke-ll3.
So the motion to lay the table was decided in the
negative
The question recurring the demand for the preS'-
Gus question, " , ,,,
MIR Montgomery said he hoped this subject would be
settled temporarily at least without further excitement
and he appealed to his friend from New Hampshire to
withdraw his motion for the previous question: TO enable
MIR NJ TO move It's postponement tor enc week
Mr. Anterior not asserting 10 the request the House
passed between the elles and seconded the previous
queson-75 to 50; the main question was ordered,
put and agreed to-
So The subject was referred to the Committee on In
dian Affairs,