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January 81, 1874
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
DY VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust tx
ecuted by CHARLES w. MCKNIGHT
to E. NJ. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery
William Jones, and John E, Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and OF
Record in the Clerks Office OF the Pro
bate Court Of Amite County, | will sell 10
the highest bidder on M0nday the 23d
day of September, 1914, at the door ofthe
Court House in Liberty, for cash, The
following described property, to.wli;
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nella, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one OK
Wagon,
and convey such title to the purchaser as
is vested in me by the said Deed of Trust
the subsequent appointment of me as
trustea.
WILLIAM C. HARRELL,
trustee,
March 6, 1874. lm6
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.GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT
MENT,

| GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT
MENT,
For the cure Of White Swellngs, ScroiuloussHi
| other Tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old aaa
| fresh Wounds, Sprans, and Bruises, Swelling
and Inhamations, ScaId Head Women's Son
| Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, letters, EruptOR
| Chilblains, Whitows, Bilcs, Piles, Cons
! Snake Bite, Spider Bite, Bite of Mad Dogs
and cases Of the rising of Zip Joint, or cyta
! nal diseases generally,
IHNO show the great value which is placed b
L the above celebrated preparation, the @
lowing certificates have been voluntarily sent
to the subscrbor-among the subscribers oh@
certificates are several practising physicians
LOUISVILLE, WINSTON CO. Oct b, lS4J
We, the undersigned, citizens of LonHTIt
land vicinity, hereby certify that we have ueo
Gray's Patent Ointment in some of the diseases
above mentioned, and have witnessed the beneh
cal results produced by its use in others an'
take pleasure in stating that since the h"o
duction of this ointment in this community
| DR.. Isaac Jordan, it has been aXtensyey wv.
and has given universal satisfaction VIZ
therefore cheerlully recommend it to the Pu'''
as safe, cheap valuable medicine.
Joseph B. McLeland, NJ. D., George by5'I
NJ. r. Vaughan, NJ. d., Jno E. Hambi9un, Ma
Gage, NJ. D., J. J. Thompson, Colby MGplnfTt
w. B. Potts, NJ D., a. G. Garrlgues' JOnr
Handy, John w. Hudson, Sam. G. Phagan, ~ =,
Lewis, L. Reese, NJ. D., John w BucShgn5 ETY..
Brown, Josiah Atkinson, s. W. GodircyS' R.'I
Height, Erastus tTuntley, H. NJ. Naming wa
Lewis, Jno. C. Gray, 7. J. Hughes NJ ="
W, Caller. ~. n,
Certificate Of DR.. Murphy-Loulsyluc, In pr
I6, l543--Many of my friends and ncIgnp osos q
used Gray's Ointment for various olse~ , .,4a
which it is recommended, all OF Wno nom s ,orl
highly of it, and some report cures "iil. .t,;rr
are truly remarkable; therefore | feel sS'' IL
commenting fair trial OF IT, Nh
Sold, wholesale and retail, by y, " AZ.
MAN, (Vicksburg,) General Agent i ior III 5,1s
Price reduced One Dollar ior ia'H'
and Fifty Cents for small boxes. 9 p,rrt
Sold at the Drug Stores Of NJ howen " i
Liberty, Mi. -
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NO | C +

N " y l.
WYNN. II. DILLINGHAM; AND JAMES
" WALKER have associated themselves
in the practice of the law, and will attend to
such professional matters as may be contded
to them.-Ofiices at Liberty, in Amite County,
and Woodville, in ilkinson County, at which,
one of the partners will be found, unless absent
on professional business. In case of their absence
all business lodged for them in the hands of f. NJ.
Davis, Esq. Clerk of the Circuit Court, will meet
their prompt attention.
August 20, 1889 35yl
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March 80, l8ii


NOIItEt
ENlIE UNDERSIGNED having beer
appointed Commissioners to Audi
Claims against the Estate Of Charles w
Nc Kmgh, Deceased, reported InsoIyent
by the Probate Court Of Amite County,
Mississippi, at the January, Term, 1874
will meet the at Court House IN the Tow
Of Liberty, for that purpose on tho Sc
cond "Wednesday in each month, for the en-
suing six months .,.,,
S. Il. DAVIS,
B. w. SMITH,
Commissioners
January 81, 1914. 4'mo
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H.Hufs Worm tWeUrfs tatr noe
been .0 usf, 10 iHn Southern HnI
W.Ilsf8 HHff upwards ~ e mHUIht
dgyag NbIa4 fmH .bav have g.nfl God
tb,nfsIgss r. popularity uHpfeHIau.HH
N lls annals " medicine Nv over h1
coo thcy have proved 6H Du''.h.r.
fs0,,Iy for No. destruction oI those rp
ulss within which afo lHn mmua uI
,wsspIng oi' hundreds and thousands Of
tho most blooming children aud youth,
ssyrfnf the cords 0f affection, and md
forever blasting The fundes' hopes 81 The
parent So goat has their efficacy ~
yfraaIy proven, that they may well BE-
chilled lha only certain worm Destroying
medicine To- use, aud The greatest dscoS
cry ever made for eNfciling the various
kinds Of worms that 40 frequently aud
dIslressiupIy annoy both children aud od
ulls Many 4 sousUs arise from worms
and occasion long aud intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being
suspected Grown persons We very often
afflicted with them, and arc doc,ored Tor
various complaints without any benefit
when one or two doses OF these Lozcn.
pes would speedily cure them, They
ore certain remedy, and so pleasant to
the taste, that children cry for them, aud
cot them MS readily as a common pepper
mint Lo2enge. Wherever they have
received the most natterirg commenda.
tons from Physicians, heads Of families,
and the public generally Much more
might be said in their favor, OF the safe
~ with which they may be administered
10 persons Of all ages and sexes; OF the
vast exien and magnitude of the suffer
ING and death occasioned by worms Of
the impotency of most Of the prepare tics
which heretofore have been presented
10 the community as remedy,
FAYETTE, Jefferson Co. (mil Dec. 90 l842.
Dr.. HULL,--Dear SRI deem it due
TO you and the public generally, 10 com
muaica,e the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lozen-
ges. A child Of mlre was attacked one
5ay with what we call worm fits, she had
seven in succession, we administered the
prescribed dose Of your Worm Lozen-
yes which relieved her Immediately, and
affected a complete cure; previous to-
this we had several Of our children Ia
ken with the same fits and died,
Yours, John ]. StamPIy.
Fayene, Jefersnn Co. (Ni.) Dec. 90, 1912
Cabin F. Hull, NJ. D.--Dear Sir
We take the liberty of addressing you,
to express our gratitude for the great
benefit our families have derived FROM
the use of your Worm Lozenges; we do
most sincerely believe them TO be by far
the most excellent and successful vermi-
fuge with which we were ever acquaint-
ed. Simon Guilmanot, Charles 7. miles,
David Sullivan. Price 35 cts. per box
For sale by II McGraw, and VIM H
Fox, Agents, Natchez Miss. Also by Bal
lard and McKowen, Liberty Mss.
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ATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Amite County, 5. s.
Probate Couri-JUIy Term, 1914.

AIlIle county, s. -
Probate Comt-JuIy Term, 1874.
NN PETITION of Ora "A. Causey
q widow Of Themes o. Causey, de,
Iceased-lt is ordered by the Court that
citations be issued to all persons interest
ed in the following real estate Of said de-
ceased, to appear at the August term,
eighteen hundred and rty-four, Of the
Probate Court of said county, and shew
cause, if any they can, why a writ Of
dover in favor Of said Ora IL. Causey
should not be issued for the purpose of
having her dover in said lands allotted
and set apart, to-wit: The northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF sec
lion number six, in town ship number
three, of range number four east, contain
ing thrty-seven acres and thirty-lour
hundredths, situate, lying and being in
the county Of Amile, and state aforesaid,
and further to do and suffer such other
things as shall be considered of them
and ordered by the said court in the pre-.
misses.
1t is further ordered, that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate for
four weeks successfully.
NM WITNESS the Honorable
SNWT1z John Walker, Judge of the Pro
:tSsN SyS bate Court of Amite county
49, on the Fourth Monday OF July,
wv" A. D. one thousand eight hun
dred and forty four,
Issued this 22nd July, 1914.
S. K. DAVIS, Clk.
July n, 1914, 2lw4
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
Amite County, S, s,

Amite County, S, s.
To all persons interested in the real es-
tate of Rowan Godbold, deceased
Greeting;
VOU ARE HEREBY CITED to DO
y aud appear before the Probate
Court Of sail county, on the
Fourth Monday of October nert,
and shew cause, ifany you can, why the
same should n 1t be ordered TO be sold,
to-wit: East alr Of the southwest quar-.
ter Of section lhirty-three, township six,
range five, Also, the west half OF the
south west quarter, section thirty-lour,
township six, range five, Also, the south
east quarter of the south east quarter Of
section >hirty-three township six range
five Also, the northwest quarter of Sc.
ction three, township five, of range five.
Also, the east half the northeast quar-
ter, section four, township five range five.
Also, the north west quarter Of the north
east quarter, section four, township five,
range five, containing in all four hundred
and eighty-three 600 acres. Said lands
lying and being in the county Of Frank
lin, and state aforesaid,
tits further ordered, that this citation
be published in the Liberty Advocate and
Natchez Free Trader, for the time pre-
scribed by law.
Altsu. WITNESS the Honorable
-MNSkt john WALKER, Judge of the
FAMINE Probate Court of said coun-
HSS ty, at the Court House there
"HtNN Of, on the fourth .Monday Of
July, A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and forty four.
Issued this 22d of July, 1874.
S, R. DAVIS, Crk
July 27, 1914 qlw6
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE undersigned having been APP
pointed Commissioners to receive
and audit claims against the Estate OF
Thomas O. Causey, deceased (reported in
solyent) by the Probate Court Of Amitt
county, at the May Term, 1914, will NEE
at the Court House in the Town Of Liber
ty, for that purpose on the first Wednes
day in each month, for the ensuing 81,
months
S. r. DAVIS,
B. w. SMITH,
Commissioners.
June /, 1874 l3m6
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AitoWrS aad 'otn'ell"i h' ''N'
.NNfllb slimd a. m.h professional husiHs'.
" Hmaf hH fHliUsithi 20 lNa Wfht .tn' y
H.IIs Circuit Court ~ AmII. hhd aIl scent ta.'h
IlH Nsa, bus.na" - 'hr , ,,.l,... ''''' W
tmIlt viIl meet tIa HhiiH .dIHaNthlI.a .,.
1fssIa lbsCauu House, opposite iba tI'fs'
IfAHr
iasuu. N.s, iabutfy 2a, i1li
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THNllE Undersigned having bocn Mp
pointed commissioners 10 feoel',
and audit claims against The Estate oil
Hrsrtiai 4. Harrington, decreased (frpof
Ted Insolyc0l) by me Probate Court o.
tmOrc county, Mississippi, at the Mofch
Term iell, will meet at the Court llou''
ia the Town Of Liberty, for lhnl purpose
on The first Il'rdHfsidg M each month loI
s. DAVIS,
y. W SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 80, l8ii Hme
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ANDERsDN'8 COZ n DROPS, THE po57
VALUABLE MEDICINE EVER PREp sps3tt
FOR COUGHS AND CONsUMPTIoySS'
ENACH large Bottle Of this Medicine cor,,.
NJ about forty doses, which proves tbsm \
be cheap Medicine, considering their yi,,n. "
CERTIFICATES,
A gentleman Of Charleston was sc,o..r.
afflicted with an Asthma six years and f., 4,
last six months his death was daily eyncc,sl
when to the great surprise of every one on !,
king bottle of these Drops, his health was NJ,
iectly restored,
A gentleman by the name of Enoch wiley #
Litchiiold, sixty years of age, was pe,Sc,
cured Of an Asthma with two bottles.
This is to Certify, that | have made g,o NJ
Andcrson's Cough Drops in my practice, tortwo
years past, and | find them to bea ve,yu,phl
Medicise for Coughs and Complaints d N.
| Lungs, ABRAHAM DELAMATER PHYS
Rhnebcck, (Dutchess county, Sep lG, lis
Fromtho acquaintance have had Of uboy,
described Drops, think them to be a very useful
Medicine. CYRENUS CROSBY, Phys
Poughkeepse, June 81, 1878.
Price 81 cents phial, for sale in Liberty b.
McKowen & Ballard.
Liberty, Mi, 70
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, S. s.
To all persons interested in the Real Es-
tate Of Harper B. Steele, deceased
E.nrLinn.
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June /, 1874
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TO all persons interested in the real es
tate of Rowan Godbold, deceased
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-03
Graham,s MaRazine.

The May number Of this excellent monthly
is received, and we are compelled to ac-
knowledge it's superiority, in point Of beau-
ty, ever the previous number. According
TO promise, the publisher has smbellished the
present number with an elegant and most
splendid view Of the Battle: field Of Brandy.
Wins, and we can say with safety that this
plate is the most exquisite production Of the
graver that has ever gracsd . Magazine
This iS the first of series Of views Of the
prominet battle-fslds Of the RevOluiion, and
we feel assured that this evidence on the
part Of the publisher, Of his ability and in.
clination to lead ali stheTs, will not be over.
locked BY eur readers. The ether views
will be brought cut in quick succession, and
in the most attractive style; these plates
alone are more than wsrih the subscription
price of.ihe Magazine, to say nothing Of the
ether splendid snGraviRgs which regularly
appear in 'sGTaham's Magazine
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-03

placed Ken,ueky's fayorite son in nomina-
tlon. Il is unnecessary for US to speak Of
his great talents, bis eminent worth, bis long,
faithful, and meritofious public services
The Union is familiar with his history. Asa
statesman, orator, patriots and philanthropst,
bis career has been equally lofty, equally
distinguished, His euloey is inscribed on
the hearts Of his countrymen. After years
Of ungrateful neglect the Republic is pre-
pairing TO acquit itself of the debt due this
tried and trus-heared public servant. viii
New York refuse 10 unite in this tribute OF
National justice, this testimony Of National
gratitude? Not, fellow citizens, If the sons
Of New York are true TO themselves, TO their
State, to the Union. Not, if you, fellow
Wings, resolve that the Empire State shall
give her vote TO Henry Clay-Do you ask
for any better encouragement or brighter
auspices under which they begin the cam
pain than the recent brilliant Wing victory
in Maryland2 And if confrmatory demon
STATIONS of Wing zeal and strength are re-
qured, we point with pride and JOY, 10 the
still more recent Wing triumph in western
New York We have trumphed there-wt
will triumph everywhere, if every true
Wing does his Duty
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our ENJOYS.

List Of our Foreign Ministers, Plenipotsn-
tiary, times Of their appointment, salaries,
&c:-
Edward Everett, Of Massac husstts, appoin-
ted l84l, to Great Britain, residence London,
salary 5000, outfit 5000
William R. King, Of Alabama, appointed
1914, to France, residence Paris, salary &c.
600. outfit $1,000.
Charles s. TOdd, Of Kentucky, appointed
1871, TO Russia, residences St. Petersburg,
salary, $4,000, outfit $4,000.
Henry Wheaton, ofRhode Island, appoin-
ted 1888, to Prussia, residence Berlin, salary
$4,000, outfit So 900.
Henry A Wise, of Virginia, appointed 1914
10 Brazil, residence Rio JansirO, salary s, 900
outfit $4,000.
Washington Irving, Of New York, ap
pointed l842, to Spain, residence Madrid
salary So 900, outfit So 900.
Daniel Jsnifer, of Maryland appointed
1871, TO Austria, residence Vienna, salary
So 900, outfit $4,000.
Wilson Shannon, Of Ohio, appointed 1914,
10 Mexico, residence Mexico, sslary $4,000,
outfit $4,000.
Caleb Cushing, Of Massachusetts,, appoint
ed l843, 10 China, residence Pekin, salary
$4,000; outfit $4,000.
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~ ttnla niansg.

The lOcosoco-Van Bursn-Fres Trade party
feeling the utter imPossibiliiy 70 elect Martin
Van Buren, upon his own merits, have
thought it advisable to secure the Influences
If possible, Of lhe here Of the Hermitage, in
his favor; they have forgotten the Jackson
wand has lost lie magic and the growl Of the
"old Lions will avail them nothing. But
they know that they must do something to
prop up their sinking cause, and csnse-
quSntly have selected this stratagsm 10 gull
the people. Il wont do, gentlemen, the Old
Hero can'tsavO you, inevitable defeat awaits
yOu, let yOu resOrs to any artiHce yeu may
think best.
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The Crescent City.

We are indebted to the kindness Of the
proprielors of the "Crescsnt City" for send
ing US their daily paper in exchange, and
we must say it is a spirited, well conducted
aud neatly printed paper, and stands along
side of the ''Picayunee" in point Of light
reading and general intelligence. Each
number Of the "CrsScen City" is embellish-
cd with drOll and comical wOed-cuts.
BY the way, can't the editors Of the Crss-
cent loan as the engraving Of "DrGlOing,
Modelling and Painting" with which their
paper Of the 25lh ult. was embsllished. you
can forwarded it by the steamer Yazoo City
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This is the title of a neatly printed and
we'll conducted paper published in Baltimore
Nd, by SAM'E SANDS, Esq, and as its name
imports, is Wing to the core, and is devoted
almost exclusively to politics and the fur
thorance Of the Wing cause. In order that
all may have an opportunity to inform them.
selves upon the leading measures Of the
great Wing party, the editor proposes 70
furnish the american Wing" to subscrib-
ers from the first Of May until the Presidsn-
ia Election at the exceeding low rate Of
SeVenty. fvs cents per single copy, in udvancs,
and to clubs at lower rate. We would ad-
wise the Clay Clubs and individuals in rhi'
section TO subscribe Immediately fer this
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Boliver County, in the State of
Mississippi entered al the April Term,
thereof A. d. 1874, Joseph Mcclure, AID.
ministrator, Of all and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits which were
of the estate of Egburt Harris, deceased, at
the time Of his death will offer for sale at
public vendue to the highest bidder on the
first day of June, next, al the dwelling
house Of the undersigned Joseph Mcclure,
opposite the mouth of the Arkansansas River.
and town of Napoleon, on a credit Of twelve
months, all the right, title and interest Of
which the said Egburt Harris had in and to
the following described lands at the time of
his death, to wit: Fractional section, No. I,
IoIs, Mos. 0, 81, IL, 10 and I3; In frac.
tioHal section No. 81: in fractional section
no 80; The north half Of section No. III,
and all Of sections and 10, lying north Of
the Choctaw Boundary, all lying in Town.
ship No. % of range No. 8, West, contain.
ing by estimate 1880 I2-l00 acres. The
interest of the said intestate in the same be.
| ing an undivided moiety thereof. And on
the lst Monday Of July next, will as AID.
ministrator as aforesaid, offer for sale at
public Vendue, TO the highest bidder at Muir
docks Ferry, in the county of Sunfower,
on the Yazoo river, on a credit Of twelve
months fiom the day Of sale, all the right
title and interest which the said Egbert
Harris, had in and to the following describ-
ed tract and parcel of land at the time of
his death to wit: the east half of the south
east quarter of section SO, in township / g.,
of Range No. 2 west, containing 70 79-1OO
acres. Bond with satisfactory security will
be required in each respective case.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE,
Admir- of E. Harris, deceased.
April, %, 1914, (Prs fee $50 SOY 1926
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The Free trade Party.

The Free Trade party have established .
paper In The city Of New York, which is
conducted By an EngIiskman By the name
Of Wyckoff. This is correct and what might
30 expected from the Free Trade OF English
party; and We hope the American people
will underrtand and appreciate this mevs,
That ERgIishmen should Be employed % as
siss in Prossrating eur manufacturers, is
base outrage upon the American people, and
should Be looked 70 in times but il is nothing
more than ought 70 Be expected from the
Free Traders; as many Of the men who COM
pose the party, would be Nlling e sink
American industry int oblivion in order %
satisfy their own selfish opinions On the sub
jeei Of free trade.
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From The Hartford Journal.
JefersOn's Estimate Of Henry Clay.

JefersOn's Estimate of Henry Clay
JEFFERSON, the sage and the statsman
placed high and deserved estimate on the
character and services of Henry Clay. In a
letter addressed TO a distinguished citizen
of Mass, and dated Monticello, May 25th
1923, and published in Niles Register Of
July Sd, 1880, he says
.As for Mr., Clay, | consider him TO be
one Of the most talented and brilliant men
and statesmen that the country ever pro-
duced and should live many years longer.
| HOPE TO SEE HIM HOLD THE
PLACE OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF
THE AMERICAN REPUBLIC! His ca
recr thus far in life has been career, OF
glory, and he has achieved that for his coun-
Try whilst engaged in his career, which
would ornament the brightest place in the
escutcheon of the most favored statesman
Of ANY AGE OR NATIoNn
And yet Mr.. CLAY, is the man whom the
Locoiocos denounce by every vile epither
of which the English language is capable!
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AMOS KENDALL AsAIN.-This pitiable
being is again at work, with more than his
former malignity. Il seems 70 be passion
with him to speak evil, as il is his destiny
10 iniure his political friends. The con.
necti0n Of Amos Kendall with the admins.
tration Of Martin Van Buren,, and the ma.
lignant attacks he continually made on his
opponent, had no little influence il over.
turning that administration. Il was thought,
and thought Justly too, that President who
would treat, employ, and countenanee man
Of 50 despicable character, could have
very little worthy Of respect or confidence
himself Men remember the proverb, that
birds Of feather flock together and Judge
Martin Van Buren, BY the qualities Of Amos
Kendall Gin. Chronicle.
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The sub-Trcasurv scheme Arain.

M. Dromgoole, Chairman Of the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, has reported 10 the
House Of Representatives, The old exploded
Sub-Treasury bill, accompanied BY lengthy
report, which says, ''the bill reported, is
very nearly transcripts of the &C: approved
on the 4th day of July, 184o." This bill may
pass the House, but it certainly can never
pass the Senate. We presume the "Stand-
ing Army" bill will come next.
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M1r. r,Inv ~ RALEIGH.

Mr.. Clay Arrived at Raleigh. N. c., on the
evening Of the 18th ult., and his reception
was every way worthy the 'old North State
Mr.. Leigh welcomed him in an oPPrOPriatO
speech, TO which Mr.. Clay made an aPpro-
pria,s reply. He was to leave on the 18Th
for Petersburg, Va.