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and money.
As the subscribers arc now receiving a very
heavy and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOOnS.
Thoroughly assorted, well selected, cheap
purchased, and completely adapted to the
wants OF the community--equal to any in the
town OF Salem and not oniy u snqY stack
q Od Goods, we have great confidence in
Offering them to onr friends and the public at
large, rs our fixed determination is to sell
"as cheap as the cheapest for ready u,r.
or TO good men on Shuf rODe.
Oar stock consists in part of Cloths, Sati-
netts, Jeans, TweedS, French Cassimer for
coats and pants, Summer Cloth, Coltinr
Croton Alpaccas, cheap summer-wpar for
Pants and Coat; French, Scotch. EngIis,,
and Domestic Gingharns. Shambrys, Tick
ngS, Checks, Shoetings, Drillings. FlanneIs.
Mons de Laines, Lawns, Coburgs. Chusans,
C~ashmeres, De cos Organizes, Balzirnes.
JackInett, Swiss Grape, Crapeleise, Bomba-
zines, Mrrlnoes. Dress Silk; lead. dark and
brown Pongees; Umbrellas. Paraso)s. n
great variety of Chip and Leghorn Hats,
braided and hair Gipsey Bonntts, and Bon
net Edging and Ribbons. Men, wnme and
cnl!dren's Shoes, splendid 81 Cashmere,
plain and figured Shawls, scarlet NIerino
~ "'' HUNS. OF every variety
and description, together with ali sorts of
Nlcknackrles not to be enumerated here.
ALSO-Groceries, Quecnsware and Hard
ware, Coffee, Tea. Sugar. Chocolate. Mo-
I@AsSe5, Mackerel. Tar by the kit, summer
mould Candles, Cincinnati and Palm Soap,
i''ce' KiIsins, Oils, Paints, Shellac and
Logwood.
ALSO-Crockery and Glass Ware of ov-
cry variety; Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, Sho-
yels' spades, Cutlery. Cotton Yarn. Hatter's
trimmings, Batting, Wicking, &c. &c.
wool TT2NTED.
Any quantity of well handled, clean washed
WOOL bought at fair prices, for cash or
"%dicker;" also Butter, Cheese. Rags Fea-
Tiers and all kinds of Produce taken in en-
change for Goods "no exception this near"
cash not refused.
ICr sale a two-horso Wagon, a three year
Old Colt, and u fresh Mich Cow.
HEATON g. IRISH.
Salem, May 81, 1916.
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c, DONALDSON & co.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS
Keep constantly on hand a general assortment
Of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is MAIN ST. CINCINNATI.
July l., 40
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DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
ROOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
~ term Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stulis, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. 3Oth.
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3JOEGA@.
The Boy in Heaven.

htIt bl llhtH HNt dtl Nillt'
And the girdle That was round his waist
Was like the morning light.
Awhile he stood and looked at them,
Looked lovingly and smiled,
Til unto him the eldest stid-
"Nh hence contest thou, fair childl
Art thou tho son Of some great king,
Or in some secret place,
Hast been concealed ! for until now
| never saw thy face.
Dwell'st thou upon the woodland hill,
Or in the forest low
Or dost thou chase the running deer,
A hunter, with thy bow
And tell nc, what wild, woodland name,
They, unto thee, have gjvcnl'
''They chilled me Nillje," he s1id "ol
They call me 50 in heaven. Eirth-
Nv father with king David dwell8-
In the Land Of God dwpIlS he
And my sweet mother, So good and kind
Is set by the Virgins knee
Seven years ago we went 10 Heaven,
Twas in the winter chill,
When icy cold the winds did blow
And the Frost law on the hill.
But when we came TO fine Heavenly land
Twas like a summers day
The sky was blue. and a thousand flowers
On the ground about us Law.
oh ! the land Of Heaven is be7uhCaA
There no cold winds do blow
And fairer applcs Than ever We SAW
Within those gardens GROW
Ih,ye walked by the sile Of Ab.ah,m.
have SIT nv N,ry's knee,
And the ten thousand Iitlc nncs
or Ueayeo, ,bey play with me-.
vo w,rJor Lr ,ho ri,or oc r.,.
W. ,.s5yy ,IS rH,Iu' HT"'
Ana n'or tbo L,rnJioss Go,J L.' IS uo,u
ma sboa, or C,J,, nrrn C,iI =,
,..,
iacn up anu spaNe a i''le noy'
t"e 'pi'' oi ',e COMPANY
Wy 'no"'t' Is uFau, ana gone 'ohe'Ven'
-,
innu c'hst NOT 70 WIN me- ne SAID,
,'inat way tn'u canSt not WIN
II mere 9e an " WoTn on my ilP'
~ way. - on anu Wea'lSo'ne'
AI,,p"E' r,'m E.Ja' = I.esL
Tr'm onr q "n'snr nP2n us 'o"i
Ear ,ho., go -,urnn ao,l,
Al ,nhn bah III ~ f'''
Jiia tho ho,'." .aat ,I,t iii 80, a.,
r. tnmbled IoaJIonr in ~
vii, m with me- viii, t.y the r,,ba
Nown Than a., ,lo nor;j Lnorc ~,
Tho roo,boriossh ov t,rna,I romoI and ,,o,,
Far he s,iI, 81 5,,. amt 'o" Nr''
Tho bov of Hc,ven f. , chamber c,po
DoroTCo tho down of
And no m,rvolloI if-twcr, HE s;s,or 1o,.
Tina, on the cold mound Lv.
For she usad IN have inflow. or loyo
And silknn curt,ins b,irht
Dnt he knrw her bv her snail email c,o+
And her hand so soft and white
And he know bor hv tho lam hriub, h,i.
Tbat m bar sho,Idars rs
RAT The nIe,s,nt ,hinGs ahGnt ,bo roo
Were taken All av5y'
oAnd oh v" no so;d ..or si,.o- 1o.
U1vo ,hou Ior, ,b'oo H. a1rn'
IT, my 'olt Llqo unuS I'onc
And moJn = P PnU .o"''0u u'e''''
..Tbor bo,,o abb,
An ai,.an ',"o s,r,,. 49,; r oo"N
trbau h 5ro t,tn, o1", ,"@'.'"'
Nyd aivon ",n II"I5 n.y. "n'1'o' 'o'''
The s,rinqs Of no,r,s tlot NV mo,bor v.or,
The h5ye ,iikon franz mo- Wv" '''
And tho I,,Io LooL, Win .LasiI,ag
That she b,de me- re-, o,cb J,r r
Nv heart has crown rs heavy rs lead
| sit in corners o. the house,
ana na'u'J care 10 speak
For they are stern and love me mot.
M gentle fricnds are here '
7 wish wore in the he,yens abovo
With NV own Lro,he, da,r"
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ANTI-sLAvERY PUBLICATIONS.

Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anii-slavery Books and Pamphlets, can do so
by calling on j. ELIZABETH JONES, one
door west of the District School House, Green
St.
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Anti-Slavery BOOKS for sale at the
BWglc Office
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"War is an instrument entirely inefficient
redressing wrong, and muItipliea in
slrsJ oil indemn!fyiug losses"
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n f w FIR NJ.
II EATON e. IRISH

RONT forget to call at the west end of
81 Town, near Isaac Boone's and save time
and money.
As the subscribers arc now receiving a very
heavy and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOOnS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-30
TIE MESSAGE OF TIE PRESIDENT.

Some weeks since, on mot Ion OF Mr.. DAYTON. the
SHuae adopted resolution, calling upon the President
state whether any circumstances had trans pred in
our Foreign Relations. since the date of his Annual
Message, which required. in his opinion an increase of
the army ard navy. No notice taken OF tins resos
uon until Tue-ddy last, when the Message from the
President, which viii be found IL another column was
transmitted 10 the Senate.
The Message has created some hing like panic and
is regarded, by many almost dtclaras
lion OF war. hi, a arm quite cessay. We he
he'e the osl ordinary prudence requires that the de-
fences OF he country Should be enlarged and thai
without The slightest reietnct 10 tie # the Ore
gon Negotiation. But The President ought 10 have made
lhtse req mntndsnns al earlier period II il were
from The first. his intention adhere his demand Of
eouprouse. he should hhg ago have insisted upon put,
my The nat IN IN posture OF defence. aud prepared uo
only lis heart but lis hands lur II must have
betn apparent 10 him that war would ensup. No re
fleeing nan, with know ledge Of The character and his
lory al e BRUSH people, could have entertained the
n'oesi tAl'cia''n. II al hey would yield 10 claims
donhln rs '.y c'nltssedly were presented and urged
IN manner ST. rerkl fss and un seulalIg- H. on the
other baud, as he has umulmy said be die. The Pesi-
dent believed that The gotiaon could be brought 10 an
amioab'e ieImInann. Why has d, sirahle an event
bfen deay,d2 Why has he permitted lis Organ To in
dnlge IN course If remark calculated 10 illustrate SET
leueht WHY has he not dlstgafdtd tie mere pune
t'ilos OF diplomacy, and, in confInpiy with The wishes
nl i"o.ihrds OF The Senate n fy oi tie House and
se'en eg"hs, we believe, Of the people al large, compo
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MR.. HAYNOOD'S SPEECH.

MI HAYWOOD 5 sptech-cafeihlly revised for the
rtess iy hlnstit-has al lerglh been published Tho
public has not forgotten ihe exciting scores, which al
tended lis dev ~ in the Senate and the VICIOUS es
iolIs ade by Mossrs. ALLEN and HANYEoAN to coun.
ltfact The force 81 lis statements, by denyirg that Nj,
HAYWOOD spoke The sentiments # the President n,
one can read he speech and be convinced ib,,
MI HAYWOOD. II no expressly Commissioned 10 saw
What he did, was at lessi authorized by The opinions
gathered rem conversations with he President To 70,
ela intercourse. that h. ready aud al xous to COM
promise the Oregon lnesin upon the baslS Of The for
y laih degree. The non atten pied, order pro.
pllaie the Western clique, ioglve something hike
a DENIAL 10 MI HAYwooD's statements. and To affirm
boldly thai no unr authorized speak for the Pres
ldent. But these d.nlas regarded form more than sub
slanee aud III spie o1 them, the people believe
that Nh HAYWOOD, nan Of honor and unbleuished
character aud u warm itTsonal friend Of The PRESS
dtnl, Was tie true eApoutder ct his opuuns al the time
we say at Ile INT, ioI Mr.. Polk has shifted his
ground occasionally, and chariiahly believe has no
very decided olun upon The subject That he has held
different language ulun The question d ffeIent men is
TACT which could lie readily pr we'd. We do not be-
leve MIR. Polk WISHES do believe he is
aiX "ns just now. 10 SETTLE the question upon any basis
lie wishes to keep il oTen, ior he purpose of making
rarital cut OF II III annIh,r Pnsidtntia canyass-ioT
Mr.. Polk viii be candidate for reel .,lion.
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mise the dispute rfB terms hich he sauId b nillns
10 t@ke ard With We ere ASSURED ran be ohlain,d
We do uh SEE flat The President has now anv
nhfe 81 uhds fr lie teunmendsoh oi an rcrnse of
ihe military and naval orces. Than he had ree months
SINCE 81 was well know n, last year, ilai Gitsi Brit
ain VAS charging her ornaments. ard 70 one who las
htd her past eutduei hrn her fegn relations v,s
In critical State could d. ubl 6r a moment that she
would put herself IN state OF readiness fr the worst
lie passage IN Sir RoBERT fEELs letter was not ne.
eessay 10 strengthen the cuusicn that her aciivity IN
atbing had reference 10 the contingencies of the Orpu.n
dispute. 10 What Else could 1t be attributed Wnh
l rance her rrlaiinns wire cuser and mofe frrudl,
'hahs 10 MI FOLK hin selithan at any aniec, den, ne
tad oi lie history ii the Two countries Noone op o.,
her sce vi The Atlantic, doubted the object Of her mr. M
IA lions.
We Il ID no fault with the President for d,ino n,
last, what he should have done long since War NAV
ensue-and will ensue un1aesrionably, if naked lac
oiniion OF notice tie passed 1t is but of ordinary
precaution, therefore, 10 make some provision for such
contingency. Our military and naval lorce is far below
what he wants e Tie country require. W:ihou, refer.
enee 10 the slate Of orega relations it should be
considerably augmented, and keeping the Oregon ques
lion cut Of view the exaiion Of Texas and the feel
igs il has m ated IN The breasts Of our southern neiob
o9s, have Imposed tile Necessity If maintaining On I, al
frontier force much shurt Of what Is now there un~
Or lie name OF an army OF u srrvaliun. II We will in
do2e IN dreams ii conquest, PEACEFUL or Otherwise and
of an ocean bound Republic must pay The penalty
IN keeping IN ino aJer military and naval force. A
peace establishment OF twenty thousand is now less
adequate to The protection o our frontier, than half that
forct was ten or fifteen years ago.
w e have sltehe doubts, however, whether Congress
viii pay any attention to the recummenda,io of the
President We shall lnuk to The proceedings of both
llouses on the sub. ect wi in:r-aled N erist.
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! EXAS.

Late srrivals bHtg Of he aeinps in the Texas
Legislature Gosefnor llcndefs"n's message wns de.
hsefcd the 2iih nlt. l. Is said 10 he plain, pfac-
teal document, con6ned entirely matter Of STATE con.
One Of the earliest acts Of the Legislature III.
usnimnus vote oi thanks and respects 10 tx President
john Tyler.
bill had beer passed providing for The ceson 10 the
Initd STATES I'll all lofhcaon. barracks, arms, navy
nayy yards, Sc.
The nomination Of Nolncy f.. Howard. as Attorney
General d 'he RepUhc. Was INJECTED, by bare msjor-
n.y. constitutional grounds he having bo,n member
uf he Legislature and resigned his seat.
Tho numlnsitan al Hon John llemphll. as Chief Jus
ner. cotHfhod alsv ,'ose efJads isounu anu
Ahnesr.
Tn, 3rd of March The anniversary Of Texan indcpen
deucr crebn ed with much sp'fl IN Austin. Tie
Austin Democrat speaking OF The OCCASION. says:
Ill was formerly assying IN The .stales.' that Tie
4 uf July never came but once year III This We shall
have a e The advantage Of our twenty seven sisters
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sars, ssh tic p4sibke Il colssiiing The same mo
s,esk, tire aneen, to be bnrtead be limited ny the
o s,s actually laid IN .cursd aioresad
he state have Ire eht, alter ihity years, and ,,efy
three years thefeaef 10 purchase The capital stuck al
the cv,.rs,y Invested Tie man line ui the rad
par, ad su.a ini.,s shall make .end 20 tue compa-
ny PER npan the stock itam time OF pay
u, the same. he Stockholders have recen,d a
lsss ia dividends. he sNnuin iui iur iassen-
Hsrs The Rad II limited Ia louf Gents per mite.
An act 10 suihaizs the Roanoke nav. alton company
" srii the sek ei d,nquen, sobsebtts; aud II lie
sock shall sell los s.e due the con fshy
they are suhafszed 10 sPpon an ssen ~ purchase ls
same TOT he eonrany.
To n CONTINUED
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e. W. STATllAM.
THOMAS DlLLARD,
Il. u. TON Nl.EY,
NEA { ON(EI,N.

VIM. NJ. Baeklprd, having purchased as will be
seen from an announcement IN This number an Interest
III the 'Lynchbnr! Vrgmlan III :" tie business will
inr the future, he conducted under The style and firm If
6achtTd. Slatlam Dam. The business Of the
oe" concern dates, lfom Tie ST day ri March. SIG.
We are authorised by the firms oi roler, ToAnley &
stahaln add Sialhan, Dllard & rownlay, To return
iher grateful aapN gmeus To their friends and the
public ir the liberal support which has been extended
10 them. We avail ourselves Of he present opporlunly
o assuring the supporters of the Vnian aud the pub.
lic that every eXerlon shall used by u.s. in both the
editorial and business departments Of the Office to me
the liberal encouragement, which has been bestowed
npon our predecessors,
N -'', as soon Us practicable, present the Ni,gn.
lah IN new dress. by whlcu It's Typographical appear
anco will be greatly improved.
VILLA VI. BLACKBOARD.
CHARLES W. SlAIllAM,
THOMAS BILLIARD.
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TIE. IARIFF.

The New York Courier says 1--WE wish these wise
men IN Congress who insist that the Tann occasions
high prices. could iihd time aud disposition Ia pass
through some Of the fine warehouses IN which our clIhs
cassmeres, aud wills. in wool, and fancy pruls ca
cos, seelngs md shirngs, in coion are So perfectly
disflayed aud thus convince themselves by comparison
III samples and prices like goods imported from abroad
heorc the Tarlif o 1912. lha, the American fabrics
"hlle fqna' and otn superior III qualify, IN texture,
In coor. and IN TASTE are many Of shem unesla and all
Of them uch. cheaper.
The Tarlll ui si2 is just producing that effect
which, Among others, was predicted by friends
IL, alone, would necessarily produce such nm a,uun
al competition Among domestic manuiaeiuies Woui6
n-suftdiy reduce prices 10 the minimum which the
goods could be made yet this is the moment taken h,r
interfering with a law So btnt iciaI.o
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TuE IlARROR BILL.

We rather rraed, IN our last the amount Of the
arpoprIa made by the llarb and River Bill, which
has just passed the House and before The Senate
L he precise sum of all the items 81 1873 $50 large
portion OF Whch is gwen 10 ai,s the Lakes and
Instructions IN The Navigation Of Western rivers. The
House. think, ,ary manifested lis intention, in
To appropriate money To an improvement, in
district, the reIn sentative tf which cpl used the
system. whether upon grounds Of constitutional powerU
eNpedlenry Thus The amendments offered for The APP
prupropralion of $4,000 the James River, and o
large majnrIlIes.
The Redmond Enquirer, we observe INDUCES tho
hope TIA, the PRESIDE, nj will veto the Bill We nave
no expectation HAT lie will do so. The oppofunl'f
will be presented 10 him. as the Senate seems DIS
posed 10 ACT upon The Bill at once
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government has pasesd ia'o he hands Of a's ral.t.-
THIS evsut tss pfoctssnaisd, and may pass llY de-
faf. The settlement # The differences beia The tei
ted States and LAT country. Tie Munster II he niied
States u Aexeo thu dale oi tie asi advises hsd not
been received by the existing auihufnss. Demonstrators
Il character husille lned States cniinas 10
b. made IN Ne airo which has ten Ter u ptupet. ia
ny iaGgmenl. 10 keep nearly t"o.ibiids of oar aney
an our southwestern frontier IL dung HIS many 81 the
m uaf military pests have bsea feiacsd ta email iare
inadequate Ia tHeIf dr.eHce should emergency
10 view al ihese ecunstancss, It IS my 'judgmeni9
thai 'an incfraso al naval ssd military iuen Is Al
his tine ftquftfd.' 10 place tie country suitable
state Of dcitlee. Al the same ilme. smy settled
purpose To paIsun such Of pney may be- hesi
edlculsed Ia preserve. both iii Great lrsB ana Mex
leo. an honorable peace. hch nothing Will 'frcnal
~ ptunole nhanmity IN our councils. and firm
II ali our just rights.
JAMES X POLK.
WAsnIEoros. March "a, lsI0.
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OPINIONS or THE nlsisS
FENilE Philadelphia Saturday Courier ofthe 18th us
q contains the fflIawiuu

ICNtlE Philadelphia Saturday Courier ofthe lIth inst.
n contains The following
We call the attention of our readers 10 The ipowino.
From The Boston Bee
lHoMsoH's COMPOUND SYRUP OF | An AND W 90 n
NAPrnA-For The cure Of Pulmonary consumption and
all complans Of the Throat and Lungs.
1T is not our practice To notice The variuus popular
medicines "i The day, but IN the present instance We arr
induced I" detat from ordinary rule ion the cuA6
deuce we have IN The medicine aud The ,rdh OF the
statements in relation Ia it, Il would be worse than
useless or us To give our opinion Of The merits ul tins
preparation, when We can CHE esnnny OF So much
inofe weight ior the manner in which AN article is res
ceived and stands IN The place here nnaes where
'ron lis use the public can Judge FMS value has much
lhls Syrup Is used and recommended by members of
The Faculty of the Medical College IN phladelphta
Such testimony is alone sufficient In enille If Ia pub
lie confidence Again. the low price at which i, Is sold
places II wnh'a The reach OF every one In our ,sii
nation, this article possesses superior claims 10 any
other medicine within know ledge for these firms
oi disease"
This invaluable medicine is prepared only by
). z. THOMPSON,
Northeast corner Of 5h and Spruce SITS PhIla.
PRICE, % cts por bottle or S. per duzen
'irod all mutations and spurious mixtures If Tar
or .hapiha
For sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
.7gemJor Lynchbwg and riciniiy.
'''''n WITS
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o. Messrs. BALDWIN aud MAssiE the late Dele.
gates from the County Of Augusta are candidates for re.
election and Monday last leire cour, day. explain
cd their natives IN voilnl for the II port of the COM
mlee providing Tor the call of Convention upon the
nlxed bass. CHAPMAN JOHNSON. Jr. Esq, announc
cd himself candidate and decared his opposition to tie
views e the late ubtrs aud his preference for the
white bass. Subs qaeny public meeting nominated
HuGH W. SHEFFEY, E-q. who holds the same opn,
ION, IN regard 10 Tue oreau zaon OF Convention. The
question is therefore, fairly before The people Of Augusta
" e need hardly say that all the candidates are Wings.
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rhe AnucnUurg g'ir8iigiau.
..HoND4Y. .u.lRCH 80. lsi6.
I)lS<OIL"TIUNs.


K b. Towney sid t. Thomas Dlllfd, nn the list
day ii March. lsi5. ane futh of The "Flrginan OF
fee ;" and on the % day III March, 1876 he SAID Town
ley sid another ioufh Of the SAID ullte 10 " Iam NJ.
BacklOfj. IL both sales. the debts. in lay Of said
Off r. were excluded. X. o. Tawnles ceased To be a
partner The "Lynebbarg VrsInan olli.e" The %
day of March, 1916.
The partnership. IN said ofi,e, Of fownley & Sta
Than. under lie style and firm Of 1alef. Iowu"y s.
slatham. was dsslyel by mutual consent, The LIST
day Of March. 1915.
Tile partnership. nnder The style and firm OF StalIam
billiard & 1owney. dissolved, by mutual consent,
IN The 2nd day oil March, 1916.
Any member ofeIlher firm shall be permitted to make
settlement, collections AID payment. The of e
her firm shall be used only winding up the business
oi the firm.
hose Indebted 10 either If the above firms are re-
specially requested 10 make payment speedily as
possible We musi proceed Ionhwh 10 cl1se both con
cerns,
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h. nJ,d. and dudag h, Gentlemen, att ifia. The Dnl-
ISL .eopr ere eAceeanaly indignant and prepared to
axe nar the Hoaea 1t should bp executed, as ihfy
doubles. would have qthe Tue fiery articles OF the
London papers found people quite cpol aud disposed
10 laugh what they considered unnecessary exho''loas
If rag and parioiisn.
The news of the passage Of the Notice, in modfe
firm; the sentiments uttered by the leading men ~ the
Senate. and tie decided expression u non by the pe">
pt al IlFgr ia IA Of just and houoroe compromise.
vii all have tendency to create a better feeling In
gland.
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33- The proceedings of neither house of Congress
marked by much interest, on Monday and Tuesday. In
he SENATE, Mr.. CHALMERS, Of Mss spoke in favor of
COMPROMISE. The House was engaged in decaling and
'"'ne upon the bill or raising TWO regiments of Rifle
Before lAe final vote was TAKEN Mr. ADAMS al
lnding To The Message the Senate moved to re-
consider the vote, by which had been determined To
take The Bill, thai day. out OF Committee Before the
question decided. the House adjourned in great
conusun. Mr.. MoCoNNELL made one Of his charac-
rerslic displays and told the House The did no, care
d. Tor their calls 10 order"