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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-11-09
Steel.

%. uu Do Stcei.
Hollow Ware ofa lls;zes.
Bond and Hoop Iron.
Collins Axes. AIDES, Chisols. and Gouscs.
Mill Irons. n full assortment.
Anvils, Vices. Smiths Bellows & Hammers.
Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails.
Wagon Boxes Trace & other wagon Chains.
Table Knives & Forks en& Pocket Knives.
Mill and Cross cut Saws.
Head and Tenant Saws.
Locks. Hinges, AugtIrs.
Collee Mills, Corn Mills.
Grindsiones. Manila and Cotnn Rope.
Shce, and Pig Tin, Iron Wire.
Sheet and Pig Lead.
With many other articles in their line, making
the most complete and well assorted stock OF
HARDWARE ever offered in this market.
HENKELL & ROBINSON.
Hamburg. Oct. 70. 1872. Ct 50
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..,s auu credits Martin Burkhalter late
of the District aforcaid, deceased.
These are. therefore, 10 cite aud admon-
ish oil and singular. Tho kindred aud credi-
tors ofihe said decca:ed. TO be AMI appear
before me, at our next Ordiuary's Court
for The said District to be holden at Edge
field Court House Oh the 21st November
lS42, to show cause If any, why The
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th
day of Nov. one thousand eight hundred
aud forty.rwo, and in the siNiy-scvenih
year Of American independence.
O. TOWLES. OF. u.
Nov. Z. 1872. [S2 l2l1 ct Al
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State nf South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Declaration in IT.

A''0u "' Declaration in At.
- p:u fGchmeat.
NKTHEREAS the PIainiiffiu The above
w stated case, has this day fled his
Declaration agaisni the Defendant. who is
absent from and without The limits Of this
State, as il is said, having neither wife nor
attorney, known within the same, on whom
a copy If the Declaration with a rule To
Plead thereto, might be served: Ordered
that the Defendant Plead 10 the said Dec
laration. within n year aud a day, from tho
date thereof, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will he awarded a.ains, him.
GEORGE POPE, C. c. p
Clerks Office age Al
Nov. 81. lSII.
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Notice.

4 FOREWARN all persons from trad
4 ing for a Note Of hand. given by me 10
Evehs. Daniel Jones. and John D. Jones. for
one hundred aud fifteen dollars. due j., Jann.
airy 1912. and payable lst %January 1853. us the
property for which said note wa. given ha-
proved to he useless |" me. and was warranted
to me, ] am determined not 10 pny said note UNI
less compelled by law.
JOHN DORM, Junr.
Oct. &c II 35
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AUGUSTA. Nov. 3

ReHarEa.--Since last Thursday, the cot.
ron marke, has remained IN iha' dropping
condition we sla1ea IL nnenso DC; 10 'egafc
to prices; NO amel'"ra'ion has 'aken
place. a none WIN, aniess oe''ef accounts
are receiVea al % ""'c" VIC 'a's some
doubts ihe iact U.s. thas Tue ,.nde anu
commerce oil Europe, d the European
manufactures. arein a very unsettled con-
diuon, owing to the changes which occur
in the policy OF the European nanons IN
regard To Tariffs OF duties o proh'b''ory
or restrictive laws. In Germany expert
ments have been. and continue to be. at
tempted, in the policy OF prohisirng Eng
hsh mnuttasturess sis6etfDyaSxpgcs laws
EUelselsSys9aHs Iusfes.- MOI cnlY'yaflous pow
ers Of Germany eire making such exparse
mepts, in regard 10 England y France,
with the view of protecting their manu-
features, but these cxperlrntnts nave lat
terly extended 90 as to Affect those pow
ers themselves with each osSier. In tn''
conflict Of unstable regulations, the manu-
Taeiures must suffer, as wen Us That oranch
or trade which supplies Inc raw na'eiiais
for the manufactures. nal those COM
merciaf and impost regulations assume q
more permanent character, II is impossible
10 calculate on any successful operations
,ha. NAV be undertaken, either in manu-
Gar,nred yopds,sor in the raw materials
with which those goods are fabricated. As
,hc article Of co,,on, in its raw state. forms
now The most important Of all materials
for she manurac,ure Of goods. IFS demand
md ya,uc mast suffer greater fluctuations,
erfss sse regulations Of the manufacturing
countries, concerning their intercourse with
themselves and other nations on Ibis side
ofihe Atlantic. are fiaaliy settled with a
view O fpermnhepcy. II Is to be hoped
tlsRS one moro year will not elapse Deipre
This desirable object Is accosnphsaed.-.
Tho country will then feel The 6enehc'al
eject OF this p~ermanency III European
commercial regulations, especially in re-
sgar3so the great slafac OF tho southern
states. Our co,ioa piantess should not be
discouraged ut tho low Price ct the arueie
thia season. We firmly helievesth Ina The
sims will come, aad Il i not perhaps very
distaat-and noi so distant as The next
teasoa--when our plan'ess KiElobiain a
more gemunsratsg Price Tor their produce,
ahEt will compensate inem los the losses
gahay have had 20 Brstaint tor several years
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ORDIYARY,s SALE.

FFHE estate OF John ). Adams, deceased,
u beint, left dsIelict. and ngrceably To an
Act Of the Legislature, it is made my duty To
take charge of and sell said es,a,e. Notice is
therefore given, that . shall proceed to sell a,
the late residence Of said deceased, on Friday
the 25,h ipsr.. all the personal estate Of said de-
ceased, consisting Of Horses, Hogs. Cows,
Sheep. Corn. and Fodder, Cotton in the seed
Household ind Kitchen Furniture. Plantation
Tools. &c. &c. Terms of sale cash.
Also, the tact OF land on which the deceased
lived. containing acres. more or less. The
terms Of sale OF said land. made known on tht
day Of sale,
OLIVER TGWLES.
Ordinary Of EdssfeM District.
Novr. Z, 1872 81 ~
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Medical Notice.
E:1eisslo,.,s N:o!icc.

a Ii persons indebted TO the estntc of WIN.
IA J.. Glover. deceased. are requested To
cnnic forward anil settle with Capt. G.. Hori.
with whom the Notes and Accounts are Lepos-
tied for collection. Those hnving demands
asains, the said estate. are requested to hand
them in. legally %ai,cslel.
CHARLES J. GLOVER, Executor.
u The friends Of til, establishments are in.
until the first day of january next, under tile
the superintendent Of Capt. iiord. who re,
turns thanks TO the customers of the establish
ment for their past %lavors, aud %snlicilsa col,,in'
uaucc. There is mt present oil hand. and will
he kept. n choice assortment Of Groceries.
Nov.2 tr 40
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Notice..

"7HE firm Of BRAssos, MuyDY & AMBER
son. was dissolved OH the is; Of Sep'em.
her last ; the business of the concern will be
settled BIS BR,SSos & Anderson, who continue
business Mt the same place.
Oct. 2. 1912. e J
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEEIELD DISTRICT

Dtdtc VI 30 u A1FOiibG.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON ELEAS.
Is. yHmpsa.
John Scnrry. Foreiss attachment.
Samuel N: C%happeII, Declaration in As
John Scurry. Foreign attachment.
TBHHE plaintiffs having this dny fled their de-
n clnra,ions IN tie above cuses. in my office,
and the defendant having no wife or attorney,
known 10 be within this State. on whom n CO.
py OF said declaration, with 4 r,i- I" plead, can
be served. II is ordered. that the said dcEcn-
dam do plcnd 1" the said declarations, within a
year and n day from The publiratian Of This or
der. or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded agairs, him.
GEO. POPE, c. C. r.
a6 May. lac. " Ia
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In connection with the store, will be kept a
Merchant Tailor Shop,
STOLEN

ENRON the stable Of the Subscriber. near
t Edgeicld III. on The nigh, Of the e0,h
October, an excellent sorrei HORSE, with !
.peck inIhis lcf eye, and d small star in his fore.
head. and no other white spot abont him. He
is rather under sizs, nbouta years old, and a
first rate work Horse, with quick action, a
common Saddle and Hind Bride were taken
will, ,he Horse. lf the Thief is found and safe.
" lodged in Jail, aud the Horse returned. ,wen-
~ dollars reward Willie given by She subscriber.
+. ". .PICKENS.
Oct. 26 G 30
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Commercial.
F1am or Corespondeat.

HAssuRG, November 8, lSi2.
Owing 20 TIE rsess OF business, 1 could not
give you the STATE of or markc, in time for
yonr last paper. and now | have nothing en-
couragins 10 eommunicate. We have done n
lively and heavy business during the pas, week,
receipts Of cotton have been unusually large,
say from 5000 TO $500 bales, but prices were 50
very low ;i,at both Planters and Merchant, sccm
discouraged. | am somewhat surprised TO see
upr Planters shGw such a determination 10 sell,
IA any, or the bes, prices that can be obtained,
g.trae il may be said, that The present crop Is
large, and I have no doubt that 1t Ii larger than
usual, but all will acknowledge that the price
of cotton is now lower in this country than il
ever has been since the article was first Crowd,
end IL the Planters continue to rush their cot
ton on the markets. l see nothing to keep pri.
ccs from going lower. until The EIs!ishnien set
she Whole crop into their hands, then things
will DO managed u little better. aud P''ces Will
advance, after our Planters have sacrificed the
product Of thcir labor.
I, however, am NO prophet. or the son ola
prophet, nor do pretend 10 be. or to see fur
,hes into the future s;nte Of the Cotton Market
diem nav neigb5ors, nor do I claim the right o;
advising the Pian,erahow they should act, but
/ may be allowed to giseit as my humble OPT
MON. that If the Planters stand III need OF mo-
ncy. that they unite aud exercise a spirit Of mu-
f.Dr, It,. t.os ,,..,.,, oT
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Trammel & Jones,
FE7HE Plaintiff in the case, having fled his
IL declaration in my office, and the Defen-
dants having neither wives. nor attorneys. on
whom n copy ofihc said declaration. with n rule
to plead thereto nigh, be served: Ordered.
that the said De, yhdants do appear and plead
TO the said declaration. within u year and o day
from the date OF this order ,r final aud absolute
Judgment will be war against them.
JNO. F. LIVI.,GSTON. c. C. p.
Clerks Office, Dec. Is, Is41. ape 81
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Carson Declarations in Debt.
Tobn Sc,,rv. Foreign attachment.
rASllE Plaintiff having this day filed his
4 declaration in this case, in my office, aud
thedefenda having no wife or attorney. known
to be within this State, on whom n copy Of said
declaration, with n rule TO plead can be served.
II ~ ordered, that the said defendant do plead
to the said declaration. within a year and u
day from the publication Of this order. or final
and absolute judgment will be awarded against
him.
GEO. POPE. C. C. P.
cirk's 05les, EdselicId {. II. Feb. 25. lSi2.
March = ly 8
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State Of South Carolina,
ABBEViLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

vs. Attachment. Assumpsit.
WIN. VI. C.eswe'l.
FHNIiE Plaintiff having fled his declaration
III in my office against the Defendant who Is
wrhont the limits Of State. Ordered thu, the
srid defendant! DO appear aHd plead thereto
within Il year aud day from the filing OF the
same. otherwise final judsemen, will be awar'
Jed against him.
JNO. f. LIVINGSTON. C. c. p.
Clerks ciiicr Sept "a. lei2.
Sept. % ly %
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THE U. s. DISTRICT COURT. I
DisrR,cr ~ SoUTH CAROLINA. )
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN bjNhfCPICf.
Is the matter Of John Russell, Planter. resi-
ding in Abbevillc District. South Carol'na
n Bankrupt.
Pursuant 10 an Order OF the District Court
OF .hs United States. for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice l. hereby gwen, tina! cause be
shewn before the said Court, nj the Federal
Court House in Charleston. on the twenty
eighth day Of January next. ut eleven o'clock:
a. NJ. why the said John Russell. should
no, receive his Discharge aud Certificate as u
Bankrupt.
Charleston. 29th day Of October. lSi2.
ii. Y. GRAY. Cirrk.
Now. l2 Al
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POTATOES
NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted to the estate or Dan.
IA icl y. nitche!l. deceased. will make pay.
mcni BY the fret day of January next. Il. lon.
ser indulse&,t; may not he expected. All per-
sons having any demands against said estate
will rcnhcr them IN n, thu, lime for payment.
L. B. B0uKSiGiIT. administrator
Nov. y. lS42. Ct 81
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CaAaLEsTos, Nov. S, 1912.
Cstosr-Thers has been an active demand
u prlund sirec our Inst. and tho Gales foot mp
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JOE : II. FORCE 81 CO.
Uhci,soic .. Retail Dealers in
RsaGrG &f,nnG anil Hnntp,nv

AID All. ARTICLES csEp ny MAX
HAMBURG. 5. C..
YBHiiE Subscribers have established them
l. selves at Hamburg, will furnish all articles
in .heir line, US cheap as can be got j, any other
point. all arrangements for Goods being with
Manufacturers direct.
u HIDES WANTED.
Hamburg. Nov. 5, 1872, iawIm Il
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REMOVAL.

Tne N'e,U CNsh Store
n 5 removed To the pew brick building. cor
ner Of Market ard Centre streets. rcxtdoor
10 SiHeu s. Crapoa, where we are incorporating
Il splcndid assortment Of fashionable
AMERICAN. FRENCH g. ENGLISH
I'd Fe u 10 =;
which will be offered a. unusually low prices
for CASH.
In our stock may be found several new styles
Of goods for Ladies dress, viz: Figured Orleans
cloths. striped Orientnls, Grape dc LANES, En-
bossed dc LANES, Black. Blue. and colored
S;lk. Bnn,baxines, Merinos. Linens, lawns.
and table Covers; Flanncls, Kentucky Jeans
Saltinet,s. Blankets, Negro cloths. 4 large
assorlmen n, Of ShawIs. from 373 cents to $l2
Ioune,s from Is cents To 81; and in short,
every useful and ornamental article IN the Dry
Goods line.
In connection with the store. will be kept a
Merchant Tailor Shop,
rEp,raucc through the Store, under the super
into ,idcnce OF Mr.. Z n. FULLER.
TERMS CASH.
Where will be kept . good stock Of Broad
C,o,bs Main and figured Bearer Cloths, GirGGt
CiofLs. Casyimeres, and pestings, of all colors
and Ia,es, STYLES. together with suitnbls trim
m;nas. where customers can bay by the yard
mr. s.l,c, ,i,, materials and hnye their garments
nal, in IN, latest fashion wurranied to 6,, u,
D, ,.r cen, less than former prices.
WIN. KETCHAM s. CO.
Hamburg, OGi. %, lSi2. 81 40
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COURT OF EQUITY,

EXTKA CUUkI VI EVUITY,
a Ii Sui,o,s and others Interested, arc hero
"A by notified. ,hntn Gouit Of Chancery. to
hear nli causes no, disposed Of ut the regular
june Term Of said Court. WILDE held n, Edge
field Court, House on The third Monday in No.
vember next.
By order ofhs Honor Chancellor Harper.
TERRY, C. E. z. 81.
Oct ~ 5t IS
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FHNHE Subscriber is receiving IN addition 10
u his present stock OF home manufactured
work. n large assortment of Northern made
BOOTS, SHOES. d LEATHER,
which will be sold us cheap US they Gun be
bough, in the State. Those wishing TO pur.
chase will do well to cell, NJ I arn determined
not to be undersold.
Negro Shnes. FROM s7d to 81 Is
Ladies fine Slippers, 81 90 To 30
common 62i TO 40
Leather Shoes. SI-I24 to 81 so
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.
Jacob B. Smith, t. another,
Ex',ors. &c.
Henry Shull2. Oliver
Simpson, & al.
HTuppearing 10 my satisfaction, that the Hon
IL Wuddy Thompson. n defendant in this case
IL wilhou, the limits ofthis State ordered. thai
he do appear. and plead answer or dcn,nr ia
the Bill within three months from the publica'
ton orthis noiire. or tie said Bill will be tnken
pro ~eortesso against him.
}. TERRY, C. &. E. d.
Commr's. Office,
Angus, H., 1872. ". I'm "
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NEW Ssssssf
A LARGE & 81 "NItG STuyh
OFDRY GOOD
SHARLES SAN nay
IL dealer insho Cit,
ken . Store next to d
Hamburg. s. C., where
Stock OF SAT So.
To which he would resi-
ten,ion Of those wishing any article in his line.
feeling confiden, tina, ,be cheapness ofhis goods
viii offer many inducements 10 those tina, cx-
anime his stock. Ny only object being to dis
pose Of my stock. hui little or no advance from
first cost will he asked.
Country Merchants will find Goods al New
York prices at The above place.
CHARLES SANFORD.
Hamburg. Novr. 5. 1852. If 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19
TNE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, WIS, APRIL 10, 1872
April 8, 1912.

REPEAL OF THE DISTRIBUTION LAw.-The Mes
sage of President Tyler, recommending the repeal
of the Distribution Act passed at the extra session
of Congress- found the first page of this paper,
is document of much interest, and gives most
deplorabe view of the condition of the National
Treasury. The suggestions contained in the
message will doubtless be needed by congress- as
they are required by the exigenc of the times 1t
is humiGating condition indeed for the people of
the United Stntes, that the Government should be-
come involved in pecunrary embarrassments, and
its public credits furnished, while the country is
in a state of peace with the world. After having
passed through two wars and having paid off the
national debts incurred by each nothing but bad
financiering could have brought the country into
its present dilemma. ..
The repeal CT postponement Of the Distribution
Law, will probably meet with spirited opposition
in Congress, but with what consistency or snceri-
tv it is difficult to determine The friends of the
distribution principle mostly the advocates of
high protective duties, while at the same time it is
evident, that no material augmentation of the tariff
can be effected, without virtually repeating the dis
tribution law The land distribution bill ceases
by its own limitation whenever the impost duties
on any article exceed tacenty per ce t. This act
is therefore antagonist to any essential increase
the present tariff Mlny articles of foreign impor-
taton according to the tariff compromise act, are
charged twenty per cent. lmpost duty-these are
chiefly articles of uxury-how then can the friends
of an increased tariff consistently be friends of the
distribution law passed at the extra session But
however irreconciable it may appear TO advocate
both high tariff and the distribution principle, ne
verheiess the advocates of increased mpost duties,
will be the loudest to complain of the repeal of the
distribution act.
1t will be seen that Pr sidentTyler recommends
a loan of $lS 900, pledging the avais of the
public lands for its payment. This sum 1t is stated
will be necessary to meet the necessities of the
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19

Bartng tOn.-We learn that notwithstanding the
pecunary embarrassment of tile times, the village of
Burlington has encouraging prospects of improve
ment the present season. A number of brick dwell
ing houses are under contract, to be erected the
ensuing summer. We understand that arrange
mcnts also made to erect the present season at
Burlington wooden factory--the building to be Of
BRICK four stories high. Should this contemplated
Factory go into operation, it will furnish an addi-
tional inducement to the speedy introduction of
sheep into this country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19
GOV. DOTY.

The official and personal character of Gov. Dotv
has been brought up before the House of Represen.
tatves at Washington. We have not been favored
with the proceedings in full, which were had in the
House on this matter, but from the sketch given of
the debate on the 9th inst. we infer that the public
character of Gov Doty, was pretty severely han.
died. The general appropriation bill was under
consideration IN the House, when Mr.. MEpr11.
moved to strike out the salary of the Governor of
Wisconsin, and supported his motion by documents
and other proofs, showing that the official condct OF
Gov. Doty, such Justly forfeited his right to
the station he now holds. Mr.. Medell CHARGED
Gov. Doty with being guilty of defalcations, cor
ruption, &c. &c.
Mr.. Adams opposed the motion to strike out the
appropriation for Gov Doty' salary, on the ground
that if the charges were true, there were two con-
stltutional modes of remedy-one an impeachment.
and the other address of both houses to the Pre-
sldent, asking his removal. Mr.. c. J. Ingersoll
and Mr.. Everett also addressed the House on the
motion of MIR. Medell
We have received letter from Washington un-
der date of April 9th, from which we take the iber
ty to give the following extract-''Yesterdav por
ton of the misconduct of Gov. Doty, became mat
ter of discussion in the House of Representatives.
one attempted to defend his course, and if the
attention of government can be directed towards
him, he cannot last great while longer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19

another Mcleod Afair.-A man by the name of
John S. Hogan, has been arrested second time
on the charge of being engaged in the murder on
board the Caroline at Schlosser He was exami.
ned before magistrate in the city of Rochester on
the End inst and the testimony taken went to
considerable extent to establish his guilt. He had
not been committed according to our last accounts
The Rochester Democrat says, the arrest and exa-
mnation of Hogan produced but little excitement
or interest; and the prevailing opinion was that he
would be committed for trial
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19

DIRECT TAXA bill has passed both branches
of the Legislature of the state of New York to lew
a direct tax of mill on the dollar, on taxable
property In the state, The passage of this bill has
created quite sensation in the state, being regard
ed by It's opponents as hostile to the further prosecp
ton at present, of the Erie canal enlargement; the
New York and Erie railroad, and other works of
internal improvement From present appearances
we Judge that the question of continuing the public
improvements now commenced, will be made the
issue at the fall election in the state of New York.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-19

10 Since our announcement in another column Of
the special message of President Tyler and our re-
marks thereof recommending TO Congress repf al or
postponement of the Land Distribution Act, we have
received INTEL gence from Washington, that the action
of both Houses has been had on the subject OF tho
message The proposition to suspend the Distribution
for the present was lost in the Senate by vote Of
t,oentoo to tDenty In he House the resolution
to suspend the act lost, by vote of niney-nine
10 ninetv-sepen Thus the Distribution act is sus-
tanned by Congress. In the mean time no permanent
measures have been adopted for the reefof Govern
ment-our National Treasury is in condition of bank
rupcy, and our credit both at home and abroad be-
coming daily more impaired.