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WAR EXPENSES AND WAR DEBT.

WAR EXPENSES AND WAR DEBT.
Ia the House OF Representatives, on the 9Th
inst, tine Chairman OF the Committee Of Ways
and Means reported bill making additional ap
propositions TO the amount twithin fraction, OF
Twelve Millions Of Dollars for the expenses Of
the war with Mexico; aud also u bill for borrow
ing, N tho form Of Treasury Notes or Loans,
Ten Millions Of Dollars towards paying those
expenses. A slender provision for tho next SIX
months
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EFFECTS OF THE NEW TARIFF.

We are permitted to m1ko the following et
tract OF letter from distinguished gentleman il
flttsburg 20 i Member of Congress. lted 9th Ju.
~ instant = Nat Intel.
The intelligence Of the passage Of Mckay
bill produced great Consideration ~ this city YES
tcreay. Pig iron foli 90 per ton. and wool 2 cts.
per To- instantly, and further decline is looked
for day"
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manson, IIenly, billiard, Ilogo, Holmes. Of s.
T.. Hopkins, liough. Houston, Of Ala. HUBBARD,
NJ Va, Hunt OF Mich Hunter. Johnson Of n
n johnson or Va, Johnson of Tenn. Jones OF
Tam, Jones of Ga, Kaufman, Kennedy, King
AN. Y, Lawrence. LeaLe, La, Sere. Lump.
kin. Maelay. McClelland. McClernand. Nee on.
hell, McCtp.e. McDowell, of Ohio. Mcdowell,
ava, Mckay, Martin OF Ky Martin Of Tenn.
Morris, Morse. Moulton. Niyen, Norris, Parish,
Payne, Phelps, Pillsbury, Rathbun, Reid, Relic,
Rbe,t, Roberts, Sawlelle, Sawyer, Scammon,
s,ddon, Sims, Of $. G.. Sims of Mo. Simpson,
r Smith Of Ia, Smith Of III, Stanton. stark.
weather, St. John, Strong. Thompson Of Miss
Thurman, Tibbat,s, Towns, TTeGway, Wick,
Williams, wilmo,. Wood, Woodward, Of S. { !,
Yaneey-ll4
NAYS-Messrs. Abbott, Adams OF Mass Ar.
nod, Ashmun, Baringer, Boil. blanchard,
Brown, Of Tenn, Brodhead, BuiTington, Camp
bell Of N. Y, Campbell of Pa, Carroll Cooke,
Collamer. Cfanston, Cfozier, Culver, Dafragh,
DAVIS Of Ky, Delano, Dixon, Doekery. Edsall,
Erdman, Ewing of Pa, Ewing Of Tenn. Foo',
Foster, Gsrvin, Gentry, Giddings, Graham, Gti.
der. Grnnell Hampton, Holmes Of g. York,
Houston Of Del. HUBBARD Of Conn. Hudson. Hun.
rerford, Hunt. &. J. Ingersoll Of Pa. j Il Ia.
ssson OF Pa. Jenkins, King Of Mass, Lieb,
Lewis. Levin, Long. McClean, McGaughey.
Mellenry, Mcivaine. Marsh, Mossley, Miller,
psndlcton, Perry, Pollock, Ramsey, Ritter,
Rockwell, Of Mass, Rockwell Of Ct. Root, Rus.
sell, Runk. Sehenck. Seaman, Severance smith
ofN Y, Smith Of c.. Smith Of Ia. Stephens
stewart. Strolim, Sykes, ThibodeauI, Thomas
son, Thompson Of Mass, Thompson Of Pa Til
don, Toouibs, Trumbo, Vance, Vinton, Whea.
ton. White, Winthrop, Woodruff, Wright,
Young. lost-95
The bill was taken up in the Senate on the
s,h instant, and after some debate, was made the
order Of the day-yeas a. nays "a Tor Monday
ts l3lh instant, without referring j, as usual TO
the Committee Of WSys and Means. Mr.. Niles
vas the only Loco Foco Senator that spoke in
favor Of referring the billie q Committee lie said
the bill must undergo strict examination. snd if
no, materially amended. both in It's principle
aud il, items, it could no, have bis vote.
gT The Editor OF tho Jsiiersonian in bis last
weeks paper says that our various articles IA 10
htion to tia, paper does not merit reply. No
one knows better than tho Editor how to get out
Of difficulty, always acting upon TIC principie
hat the least said soones, mended." II con
demning the President for causing war without
the consent Of Congress makes u. a traitor VIC
shall NC fear remain one We conceive that :ha,r
i great difference between the var OF & II and
1876 The war OF 1919 was declared BY tn con.
situated authorities for JUS, cause bat The war Of
1916 ~as frs, commenced BY the President with.
oli cause aud ailsr wo were involved sujscryi
cot ,ua,orry made declaration Of war to sus.
tan To President and save him from ccusure.
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THE INDEPENDENT

We havo received several Nos, of tho indie
PENDENT ainco its removal 10 Wilmington. It's
appearance is much improved. |, is now pub
'''hsd by Messrs Loripg AMI Siringer.
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(sigrred)

On the Goth ut,, during thunder show.
err, a sudden squat of wind blew down one
of the spans OF the new railroad bridge
at Harrisburg, Pa. This is tho third ac-
cident which has beiallen this bridge this
season,
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u The y. o rieayune nlimales that a portion
Of the Corresp relative to tie movements
ofthe Army Of Occupation" from Corpus Chris.
Il 10 tie RIO Grande las been suppressed
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DIED

In York District s c., or tie 4th instant,
Mrs. AMY SMITH, conson of Maj, Joseph
Smith, in the 18th year Of her age.
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Valuable lands
FOR S.EEE.

@A FENHE subscriber wish. 60 $50
fiuTfs & ing TO remove TO he sssssssF ~
s,,,3 Southwest, offers for sale ssfIsSF*
.ss4l1assssza, his Plantation, lying on -.
the head waters of Steel Creek, on the groa road
lending from the Tuckaseege Ford to Camden, adj
joining he lands of Thos. l.. Iluchison, Harbert
Stowe, W. VI. Gricr and Others containing about
$50 acres, with very comfortable frame Dwell.
ing House and other necessary ut-buudings, all
entirely new. There are about 30 acres cleared,
all of which is entirely fresh and tue fences all in
good condition for securing crop. In point OF
quality 1t cannot be surpassed by any land in this
section OF country. Any person wishing to pur,
chase good land would do well to call and exam.
inc the above before purchasing elsewhere. As
am anxlous % sell am determined to give bar
gain.
J. a GREER.
White Hail, Nsetlen5arg Co. ntf
JulV Is, 1916.
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GENERAL GAINES.

The following are the charges made a.
gainsl Gen. Gaines, winch the Court Of
Inquiry are called TO examine.
Ia. Ia calling upon tho Governor, of several
q Tie States for volunteers o. militia 10 - mus.
Slefcd int the service Of The United States be.
Il teea The la and | G,h Of May, 1876 sf.I 70 cH.
RFmHe also INTO the authority and circumstances
rndcr which tho said eaIIs wofo made.
"a. In calling upon tho Governors uf several
" The States between the 10Th IL May and lOtb
" Juuc, Sc. for volunteers Or militia "a he anus
y cred ia,o Tie service 81 tho United States; and
4 ~ IN appointing o. authorizing certain ndrid
n ~ from tito lsl Of May 20 tie 18th of June,
N i6, TO raise troops 10 be- mustered into tho ser
II 70 0f the Dated States, and to examine into
q tbs authority add circumstances under Which
%gch acts were done.
\ } ln Organizing and mastering. OF capsing
L Be- mustered into the saryicr Of tho L. States
body VI volunteers or militia Of tho state Of Ala
II ANA aso,4g the l2nhaf June, lsi6. and ia 80
\ anime into Tie Circumstances calling FOR the sld
AAci " Gen Gaines. IN reference 10 instructions
Il ivan 10 him by Tive Secretary Of War, "a letters
scs;sA respectively tho 2,,h May and the Il, Of
j aac. 1876 and the order Of Jono .. l~i6I 70.
srug him FROM tho command Vi the estcru d.
4fmloh pl tho army.
n 4h In giving orders. since tho lst Of MAY
l-iG, 10 officers Of the ordnance, cofnmtSsafy.
zqlarer. raastct. aud pas departments TO issue aud
&dstfibulc ordnance and ordnance stores, subsss.
! tened stores sud fut the disbursement and p1Y
\ mcBi Of puhlie funds to certain designated mdi
rduls Or bodies Of men and 10 inquire also
1 whether the person 10 whom such issues Or pay
3 msnis ordered OF made were legally 10 the
{scfv,cs Of the United States, or properly author
ned to receive OF have the custody Of public pro.
perry OF money.
4 The Court Is ordered to fepor, The 'hcts Of tie
case, aud 10 express an opinion THERE
wuc-. TO BLAME Now'
1888 rdio, oi The JefeSoniln has taken spc.
4e''l care to trumpet il abon, that the Wing lead
:" aud Wing Captains have done their best to
4 'ep persons from volunteering FOR tho war a.
''nsi Mexico. We would like for tho Ed,,or
enl'gh,en u, as 10 the reason that IN Edgrombo
Fad Nash. decided Loco Foco counties not a
smpany has been rendered 10 The Goyornor-in
act very few have offered to volunteer Has tie
r" Wing leaders and Wing Captains in these
COMMITTEES had such influence as TO prevent these
Teas loNag Democrats from offering their ser.
vices to the country They we're willing TO
vote fst Texas but they are not willing to fight
FRA.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
IN EQUITY-To August Term, ls4d.
William S. Mllcr|
Anthony Dey.

vPN this case it appearing that the Defendant
Ii Anthony Dcy, does not reside ~lthin the nm
lis IF This State 1t is ordered that publication be
made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal notify
ng said Dey, that unless he comes forward at our
next Court Of Equity, to be held tor said county
of Mccklonburg, at the Court uouse IN charlotte
on the 4th Monday in August next, and plead
answer or domur, that Judgment pro eoajessc viii
be entered against him.
Witness David K. Dunlap, Clerk aud Master
in Equity, at Office in Charlotte, this LIST Day Of
July 1916. ~
Printers Fee s. co.,
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVIIJ,E. JrIY \
RE MARKS.

No change m prices Of Produce or Goods --
But little produce coming 10 market. business
very du.i.-Idyetlev5i Obserrer.
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CnARLEsToN. lily IL.
FRESH gsATSENS.


q So FOXES or PRIME EAlSINS. Thcss
q - wishing good urtlelc viii p'else calf
T. j. liULTON
Jptg Is 1876.
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~ The Amount of u. S. Treasury notes
outstanding on the lst July SAIL, l63 3s.
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The following are the charges made a.
painsl Gen. Gaines, which the Court Of
Iaquiry are called TO examine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-31
rourth Congrc..lonnI District.

Alta meeting OF large portion Of the Wing party Of
F1vanna County, the Courthouse on the 2sth # De-
cember, being court day-on motion Of DR.. John F. Mil
Ter, Col. Horao Magruder called the Chair and
Robt. w. Ashlin appointed Secretary
The object OF the meeting having been explained by
Dr. Miller, upon further motion, resolved that
Committee twelve be appointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions expressive OF the sentiments Of tie meeting
and Likewise delegates the proposed Conven.
ton OF the Dsrcii which committee, after a short ab
sence, reported the following resolutions
lst-Rcsoiy6d That We heartily concur in and approve
Of the Convention proposed b. held in the Town of
Famvle, the l9.h OF January next for the purpose
Of nominating Candidate represent this District in the
ThirtiUth Congress.
2nd-Resolyed That James Msgruder, Rob w Ash
lin VIM Rock, ThOs II TUtgicS. JOS Payne, Wm C Ad-
ans, Philip Chn.tian, VIM CALI DR. & Cooke, Ma
than II Payne, Col Payne, Abra. Shepherd IT, WIN B
Payne Col VIM ID liaden. Martin q Shepherd, William
TOml kins, John Miller, Col Richard Noel, Thomas C.
Payne John G1och, Dr d VI Jones, Edwin q Gooch
Edmund Johnson, and any other Wing Of the Couniv
VIII conveniently attend, be, and they are hereby ap
pointed Delegates to represent this County said Con.
ycutnn.
3i-Resoyed That while VIC will use our hes, ea,,,,
for tbs election OF good and true Whig that may re-
y prefer Richard Cock, Esq candd date. and our
Delegates ore hereby requested urge his nomination
beuTC the Convention.
The being tske1~pnratey on all these resolutions
hoy carried without dissenting voice; ghereupon
it was lufiher
Pe5o!sed, That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond Wing and Time7 the Lynchburg Virginan
and the Charlottesville Advocate.
The meeting then adjourned.
HORATlO MAGRUDER, Chm.
Rw AsHuy, soc'y.
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A Shocking CnlnmiIy.

On Thursday night us', the House OF n Mr. Pet,grew.
In the hoows OF the House Mountain, about seven miles
from 'his place, burned to the ground The next
mornlng M Pcttgrew and five ehidrsn wer, found bur
NED and frozen TO DEATH The corPses OF the children we
understand, were lying sewed around tie mother IN tho
snow, aud she, in leaning attitude her infant child
rs II striving TO protect It !ron the cold The husband and
one OF the children absent from home. This dread
id calamity happened the night after the terrible snow
storm mentioned IN another aTiicle OF this paper We ne
yer nave heard OF such melancholy occurrence this
King place IN our usually quiet community whole fam
NY swept oil IN single night PeshinE the fire ma the
snow, remote from other hlbitann with no human
eye to witness their suierlHgs for relief and
kening doub, from the soundest Sleep nd emselys
enycioped ~ flames. None left tell die particular.
OF hcr melancholy end but the origin OF tho tire is suppo
sed TO have been accidental. The family we learn wsr.
poor, but quite respectable. How strongly does tn mel
anchoy appeal to sympaes especially on behalf
OF tie child who was spared from the death with the
Others b. absence from home. Let those who are proec
ted from the seVerccs Of the by an abundance OF
THIS worlds goods remember toe poor aud watch over the
comforts oi toe lonely Of this l-ited family
Lexins ton Valley Star, Dec 81
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IA II w =

a CRASH IN ST. LoUIs.-On the 18th inst n partition
wall Of some houses Marine street, st. LOUIS which
had recently been burned, ie taking its course through
the china glass aud queenswaro Of the Messs Aspi-
nas and carrying every thing that impeded its course 10
tho ttst iior. Fortunately the loss OF the MCssrs A. was
snal they lad removed nearly oil their stock from the
store unri ured.
Summary JrsrIcE.-The Memphis Appeal gives an ae-
count OF most Outrageous crime perpeuaed by a slave
on young lady IN DO Soto co4niy Miss and OF the i'm
mediate execution oi tho slave by the infatuated ci,zons
without waiting Tor regular rial.
Five hundred and eqhiv,wo wagons were ferried over
Tho Miss sspIi river at Burlington, Iowa during she first
two weeks OF October last They belonged to the et1pants
about - settle in Iowa Two years ago the population of
this Sae only Numbered about $4,000 inhabitants now il
is estimaed at 100000.
The Legislature Of North and South Carolina have grant,
ed charter Of incorporation to the "Wminrton and Man
chester Railroad company Tho object Of his gran, IL to
promote ho ~ link which will unite tho
ar,ads Of North and South Carolina and thus render
necessary the present steamboat between Wilmington
and Charleston. TIE city Of Wilmington Is prepared 10
'ubscnbo 100000 for the stock.
a SAD MisrAEE-y. B. Howard, a worthy clerk in the
posufEce Of Dayton, Ohio, last fpng charged with
purloning $500 from letter which Messrs. Chambers
Harris, Of that CITY, Deposited Ia the office 20 be sent 10
Spnngf ID, but which came to hand The charge
against Howard almost drove him to despair He mme-
disiey resigned and volunteered for Mexico where being
o. feeble constitution, he foil prey % disease and died
on the march from MatamoTos 10 Camnrgo. Last wee (
the letter with the money returned from the dead
ter Office at Washington having been msdirccted.
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Hector doubted the Of tho with tho best they
were ready TO mosten with their blood the soil
hnd or their own coil hcre defence Of their county
anu IN the prosecution of every measure declared BY tho
bAeeuhvo on the part OF the peopea all times aud every
"hete. am sure, from what know Of tho people that
saeh insinuauons will pass unhceded the idle wind
we aoNo our country, aud 1t 10 useless. and worse
useless to attempt upon this aocr charge ono party or
the other with any want OF patriotism am proud TO say
mat IA the hed wigs have depored hem.eves aa well as
any men. and will be unit, the end Whether the war
end IN April not, until again and again have
been thrice decimated-whcther in battle or In the camp
-"hcmer IN action or IN sucrng-whehor In the incri-
or OF Mexico, lingering the banks OF the presidential
nNor they will do their duty and their whole duty to their
country while they live. MT. Chairman tho city
OF Warrington charged rather with military than with civ
dut'; and now II have said anything which, from my
poson-iresh from foreign counuy-to which the House
mas listened with attention. 1t has been with the desire
That they would do thing FOR the army in Mexico and
mat Is 10 give their support TO resolution which propose
to Offer have offered by friend at the first opportunity
And now. alter making these desultory remarks have
TO thank the House tor the paent and rather at
icnuon 9TH which they have heard me- atubuto il to
nothing nave seen, done, suffered but because
come from the midst Of the army to whom alone thu, re-
spect has been paid. In return only say for the ar
my 'hat II VIII do hereafter az has done heretofore its
whole duty to the country. Ii is burning for advancc
longing Tor another conflict desiring find IL under tho
walls Oi Mexico; desiring peace-an honorable peace-a
peaco conquered by the valor of American volunteers
believe that peace be made- you do justice TO the
army-wihin tho city Of Mexico within the neat four
months by such exertions as have pointed out The
time is tar distant when that peace shall made and the
question very doubtful, indeed whether IL will ever be
made ON terms which call honorable to this coun-
Try.
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Tie Amgusta NoIun1ee Dr .''
r W AsHLrs, sec'y,

At q meeting Of tho Augusta Volunteers held at their
rendezvous, in the city Of Richmond morning Of
9Jth December. 1916, Daniel a. sioior appointed
Chairman
The oljeei Of the meeting having been explained By the
Chairman m few pertinent remarks the following rosOu-
tons offered, taken upon EACH and tie whole
unanimously adopted
!. Rlsolscd 1hli this eompsny will At al tines. OBJ
that regard to subofdnauon and discipline that
becomes good culcns.
?. Resolved Tina, in volunteering our service, to our
country soldiers will not forget duo the civil
authority citizens.
2. Resolved That this ormpsny will discourage all die
orderly conduct in any member competing ~ sud that
will snd,avor while in this city and elsowbsrs to ainsin
= character for orderly and gcne,l department.
T. Resolved, That intercourse with each other,
will indulge those amicibIe and friendly feelings which
possess the breasts 81 who expect serve their
county O gstior boz r. foreign in1d.
3. Resolved That wi. meet our fellow yo.untesrs
from other portions of this sac i Of perfect ami
~ 1nd cordially.
Received That copy Of ihs foregoing resolutions be
handed 20 our Capti1 with request thl he have them
Published in one no;o Than nowspa er IN this city.
SIOFER, Chm.
Go. w. ALIEN Ssc'y.
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From the BALTIMORE American, Dec 10.
Death OF Alexander Barrow, u. s.
senator from LOuisinnn.

Ii is our melancholy duty announce the death of the
Hon. Alexander Barrow Senator o the w. States Tor the
State OF Louisiana lie died in this city yesterday morn
ing at O'clock after very short but very painful illness
The deceased made visit Baltimore Friday last, and
on that night complained OF having aken cold
med with pain his shoulder On Saturday MON.
ing medical aid called and ho bled. aiih but
lue If any benefit.
Two OF the eminent physicians DIS BuekIer and
Mackenzie gave the c attention the case and
which the best professional skill and
could 5uggest was adopted Tor his relief In OF the
constitutions. DIS. Chapman and Mcclellan, of PhadeI
phia, who were At Barnums also took part. Mr. Barrow
continued grow worse and the of Monday IL
was evident that he could not survive. His bodily pain
was intense aGd without abatement, and o'clock
etday motaing he breathcd his last being perfectly
OF his approaching end.
post norton examination Of the body was subsequent.
yhad, which disclosed At to the medical gentlemen
above named the peculiar of hi5 DEATH In the dia-
phragm found u = nial NAL form ation-au opening
or hole, through which portion OF the had
aud occupied position behind the heart and lungs. The
opinion OF all present unanimous aud decided that no
medical aid could any have reached the case and
that the actual condition of the patent could
oeeu KNOWN no art medical or surgical, would have avail
ed death.
Throughout hs brief and painful illness, Mr.. Barrow
received every attention which friendship and kind consid
Grafton could suggest, aud the evening preceding his
death, the usn from Washington broug hheT several OF
his immediate friends Of the Senate aud House Of Repre-
seniaiVes, who watched his bed side during the
The only relative present this melancholy
OF tender years, who pursuing his studies
Ma's College. To his wife, family and friends in Loui-
slA"i s nihcuon VIII GENE as stunning b.ow-Teaeh-
ing them Us II will do wihaut previous warning
kThe arrangements for the removal OF the body from Bat-
moTe with all proper demonstrations OF respect, made
under the direction OF the Hon. Reyerdy Johnson Of the
s. Senae' and the Mayor his prompt and efficient
operation to that end. AT four o'clock, r. NJ yesterday
the remains enclosed in a table coffin, placed
hcarse drawn by four horses. housed mourning They
followed from the Hotel the Railroad depot in Pratt
by long funeral procession foot the head
which the Mayor Of the City, the of the
Council, and officers of the City Corporation To these
cd Ihp Of The tbe
Of the Bar the Board of Directors of the Railroad C0mpa-
ny, and long line Of citizens At the depot the coffin
placed IN specially set apart for the purpose OF
conveying It aud the attending Committee TO Washington
aud afterwards the lock departure city
Tho n,erment will take place to-day the Congressional
Burial ground.
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CONGR RE - -

Nothing was done in tho Senate Tuesday, in conse-
quence OF the death Of Senator Barrow.
In the House OF Representatives, the resolution intro
dueed by Mr.. Baker the day before and unanimou.ly
passed, reconsidered, motion of Mr. Sirkwe ather
aud referred TO the committee on military sffairs.
Mr.. HARRISON, from that committee, reported a bill 10
NeREAsE ARMY, by the addition Of one resi.
Of dragons and nno ct Infantry to serve five wears
or during the the option OF the War Department
the ncn-commssoncd officers and privarss to be paid
bounty OF Sl2, Onehalf the Of enlistment and the
other when they Join their rcgmsnts Also bill for tic
support OF volunteers for the period between their enlist
ment and being mustered into service Also bill to re.
fund the expenses heretofore incurred for that object
Several petitions from the Society OF Friends in relation
to the existing war, laid upon the table.
MIR Preston King (Locol OF New York has given notice
OF his intention to call up the Two Million bill defeated
the last session. He favor OF wimos slavery
clause.