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and strenuous efforts to ALLEVIATE from Gen
esai ScoTr all good citizens who believed
10 the wisdom and justice of the policy
whicb had been approved by very large ma
joflty OF the WING Convention. We appre-
bend that it lies not in the mouth of any such
journal to preach the Republic lecture on po-
litical sagacity. or to read it out of the Wine
party.
The policy of the Republic has been, with
due latitude on minor matters, the policy of the
Vine Administration. 1t has been endorsed
by two popular conventions the Democrat
ic Convention by resolutions adopted in the
hurry and confusion of closing session, and
in the WHIG Convention on debate and on a
division in which only sixty six delegates voted
in the negative. We are content with this
compliment to our political sagacity and
we are quite prepared to part company with all
that class of politicians who, like the writer In
the Tribune, are nothing if not Abolitionists.
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RELEAsE OF STEWART AT VALPARAISO The
Panama papers mention report that William U.
Stewart, the American in prison at Valparaiso had
been released on the peremptory demand of the
United States Consul,
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Expires

F. s. are Freesoilers or Abolitionists:
Erpires. Expires.
alabama. MICHIGAN.
Benz, Fitzpatrick*.. 1866 Lewis Cass 80. 1857
Scion Borland. =. 1855 David R. Atohiaon 1856
w. K Sebastian ..ls5s Henry s. Geyer.-. 1857
coNNEcTIcuT NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman Smith -. 1855 Moses Norris, ir.,. 1855
Isaac Toucey 49,. 1857 Chas. g Anterior ..lS59
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
VIM. Nj Gwin. 1855 Wm H. Seacdrd f. s. 1855
John B. Weller. 1857 Hamilton Fish -. 1857
James A. Bayard. 1857 Robt F. Stockton 1857
John NJ. Clayton. 1859 William Wright. 1859
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
Jackson Morton. ...ls55 Geo. e. Badger. 1855
stephen A. Mallory 1857 Vacancy, 1859
GEORGIA. OHIO.
Wm C. Da,oson 1855 S. P. Chase, F. s.. 1855
Robert s. Ibombs 1859 Benz. F. Wade, F s 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit -. 1855 James Cooper 49,. 1855
Jesse D. Bright 1857 Richard Brodhead. 1857
ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND.
James Shields. 1855 Charles It. James 1851
Stephen A. Douglas 1889 Vacancy. ........ 1859
IOWA SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus c. Dodge 1856 A. p Butler $50 1856
Geo. w. Jones. 1859 A Democrat, 1853
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
archibald Diron. 1855 James @. Jones. 1857
J. B. Thompson. ...1s5s Il Whig ...........ls59
Pierre souIs. N .....-1s55 Thomas ]. Ruak 1857
J. p Benjamin. ..ls59 Sam. Houston. =. 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamin.. 1857 s S. Phelps*. ..... 1855
Vacancy. 1859 Solomon Foot F.. S.lS57
MAssACHUsETTs. VIRGINIA
Chas. Sumner, F. S.lS57 James M Mason. 1857
Ed,oard Euerett... 1859 R. nj It. Hunter. 1859
MARYLAND wIscoSsIN.
James II. Pearce. 1855 Isaac p Walker. 1855
Thomas G.. PraH. 1857 Henry Dodge 1857
MISSISSIPPI.
Stephen Adams. 1857
- Kenyon*. ...1S59
*By appointment of Governor.
The number of Democrats already elected to the
new Senate, or holding over from former years, is
35; Wings do 10. Vacancies to be filled by Leg
islatures Democratic in both Houses, 8; Wings do.
g. Vacancies more or less doubtful as to the
suit, g. Leaving these last out of the account. the
Senate will comprise 3S Democrats and 81 Wings.
Democratic majority, IT.
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united States Senate,

We find the following list OF the Senate of the
United States as will be constituted and after
the 4th of March next, in the New York Journal
of Commerce, and have made two or three emen-
dations therein:
Wings in Italics; Democrats in Roman-those marked
F.. 8. are Freesoilers or Abolitionists:
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
FRIDAY, February 4, 1853.

FRIDAY, February 4, 1913. :.
Horace Bnney, jr., of Pennsylvania, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
No. IS. The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Co.,
plaintiffs in error, us VIM. W. Goddard.-The ar
gument of this cause was concluded by Mr.. Good
rich for the plaintiffs in
No. SO. Alex Hunters executor, plaintiff in err
rdf, Ds. Philip H. Minor.-This cause was argued
by Messrs. Davis and Bradley for the plaintiff in
error, and by Mr. Lawrence for the defendant in
error
Adjourned until Monday at ii O'Clock a. M
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THIRTY SECOND CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
FRIDAY, February 4, 1858.
SENATE.
THE STEAMBOAT LAW,

MIR. SEWARD presented the memorial of steam
boat owners of Lewiston, Buffalo, and New York
city, praying suspension of the law making reg
ulations for steamboats,.
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such COURTS when, in their opinion, the exigences
of the public service may demand them, under
such rules and regulations as said judge advocate
general may prescribe.
SEC. g. And be 1t further enacted, That the Sec
reaus one chief clerk, who shall receive for his
services sixteen hundred dollars per annum; and
two clerks, one Of whom shall receive for
his services fourteen hundred dollars per annum,
and the other shall receive for his services twelve
hundred dollars per annum; and messenger, at
seven hundred dollars per annum
SEC. 81 Ind bo II further enacted That the
chiefs If the hmresrs e,tahshed hv this act he al.
loved 4hs e nL;ng nr;v;,etye a.s hat corr
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All Right.

Orce more the Executive Chain
is filled by man pf peel'l . hf
.diq managing cliqhes must retire
The GalpllilIs which have preys q
,fof the last fotir ye; rs upon Tue pub
lid treasury will 10 dismisscd, aid
!ldaest and true nj IN he selected Ia
ell then places There IS jnic-
iins throughout the land ard there
is cause for rcjoit ihs-llle country
lis believed from an administration
~ hich, to say ill,- i+a~t, has ccitaIiI-
j, not added to lis honor at houie
,pri abroad.
! We shah expecf to see orr fpr-
,eign affairs assume more d,iinits
5Bhape-and tie tribe character afd
'pdlicy OF the nation more clearly
sRdseIopc,. We Want TO gel batl,
Ito The old Jackson doctrine -"aSl,
| for nothing but " ial is right, AID
submit t" nothing that IS wrong
Flis is the true I,dlicy to commands
respect from abrod d and to insure
confidence and TN hninilr at hon e
This is HE policy 0hith. ae ;Ac
sassnrct will be adopted and main
tanned ly Prcsid IN; Pierce nt
llicli Hlll nlec{ tile cordial appro-
.Jation Of the erd al, honest. patrio
silc masses Bar. Argus
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| ONE IiuNpRED Nuns PER I'D
/ ga Maine Yankee annoapI
through tho AaiaqaJ htdige4I
The invention Of 4 form Of road
improved lorom5 tiye, which, Ire 81
will safely transport the mails 4
passengers at the rate Of orc HI
dred miles per hourl The writer 4
Tier says he has been made acquai|
ed with the .details Of these iinproI
ments, (which ire SO palPably corrI
I'M the theory, and feasible in prI
tice, that every civil engineer, al
railway man will, on examination.
once recognize and admit, as the d
ideratum, even to the extent of sal
ty and speed above Indicated II
next Congress, it is said, is 70 be j
vited to secure its adoption, and gil
to the world the result Of the fin
experiment. The construction of
post railway between Washingtd
and New York, we think, will
by this invention.
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Exciting Rumor.
The Mem phis Enquirer has

The Memphis Enquirer has tht
I following:
CAME BE TRUE? = An Intelligent
] correspondent at Havana says thai
!. hey are on The eyd of great event.
sin the Island of Cuba, and fo5' Tho
sake Of humanity dounsels US o0thC
IIAmerican Union 10 be unaaimou.
land go with the Gun rent, and thereby
cause the contest to be less bloody
,and of short duration. Opposition
lie says, is useless; the inhabitants OF
1.-THE Island, almost to a man, aFe de-
,teI4nlned on an ann xatipn, and they
'are aware that they have a majority
lip the United Stat Is in their fax or
Therefore, the minor fly BY any oppo-
,9ition viii be purs4 ing a cruel ;ind
,nlurd erous course.
la the Island at present. says tha
writ er, there are fro N 10000 to 49,
1000 regular troops, abou IN eighth
Part of which number may be ella S.
ql as soldiers, on account Of til cir
force, the rest rank as an
;lrmed IA bble, being physically a nd
morally deficient ior warll;e 1urF0-
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Iiied.

At lis reside nee, III tits place, on
Saturday morn idgt 9dth il ST., Mr.
ALFRED HARRIS BERRY, senior editor
of this paper, aged 8 years
In the death Of Mr., . ~, the
community has lost one Of its bast
members; while a void has been crea-
ted in bis family, That can never be
filed. lie was so wen and so gene
ra1y known to the geolle Of thi.
county, as to rendera lengthy notice
Of our bereavement UNNECESSARY: yet
a-few words from ona who las beer
intimately connected with lin fol
years, al "a who loved bin for his ma
Is good traits, would. liot bq inaIpro
pirate: More than Two years ago
we became associatrd with him. a
joint owner, editor, apd publisher 0
the Fq4tteeUe o5s ,rsg.3 ana daIin9
he Whole Of tlat lime, We yer IounJ
linn, perhaps wildcat soil ary ex
ception, true to lis Social and bust
ness obligations. DIR iutinIa6y was
always Of the most fIiendly fbaracte
= nothing existing 10 mar its har
mouv. To friend HE was as tru,
as the needle to the pole adyers'
circumstances never tending to shak
his consistency ,ifthe objectof IBIS regar'
continaed TO be worthy Of respect
His acquaintance in THIS county wa
almost unlimited, as were the troop
Of friends that bis Ydaily walk aux
fconversation7 had congregated a
round Linn. Ills deaf b will b,
mourn4d ly host who knew him t
lbe emphatic;llly g9qd "a b. What
ever he believed to BID zig ht- that h'
Hadvocatcd, and, il possible executed
HConscience. with him, Wa the monl
Itor that squared bis &C ions. Al
khough n ot a member of amy church
Iket his Gilll WAS sincerely fixed upor
HE promise of the blessed REpEEiEF
Etllat he puld never leave nor torsakC
Fl,i.n 1t ra~ this lairini> that cue
tanned LIB, and caused Iim 10 boal
with patienre the aalidiidns viii
pliclilc #ai frequently ed doinpassel
Ills lifl 3 ul + correspond ID with lis
profession. by producing fhe fruit Of
that charity which is love to the ehil
dfcn Of Cop While on his death
bed, the seYfrest struggle he had 70
undergo. was the thougbt|0f parting
with Those who clung lil34 tendnls
around his heart; bit , E SAID he
would leave them in the hands Of
that COP who had taken care Of him,
in life, and who vas about ID give him
an everlasting babitation. May liz,
wko terpcrS tie wind to I he shornl
Iamb. protect tie widow II d th< e..
therlcss children.
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/ In the late California news, it is
Stated that remarkable stone his
been found near Columbia, in Tuo B.
.lumne county. 1t is said that he
stone has been scientifically testd d
.hy DR.. Banks, a graduate of tIle
Medical University Of Louisiana, WHO
'pronounces it a di fmond Of very
rare purity. 1t is about the size Of
d pigeons egg,butit IS still,of course {,
h the rough. If it is a diamond,
Fnd the report about it is true, lis
value is enormo us. The Grown Did-
mond of England, which is valued att
en- millions of dollars, can bear mol
fompa rison with if. 1t is to bel
brought II New York.
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W publish below a al tor
State Convention of the Dfhlocret
ID Partyof Tennessee, aild m'Ii
tP title attention a pnr 1 lends Q
be press ana Of thc party general
II. We iiope ior fill coiE qeafiof
DENocRA1Ic STAFF Coz sfl"N
: -Ibe Democracy d lie Iheren
c onntics, 10 tie State 81 'Frhpessfe
e respectfully requested 10 senf
ID .lesates 10 a State Consc irt'or, &
nd e, t - Nashville, rn fhc 70 Il " e1-
ID aIa$5iaj iprl, bling the PIN Yi
Il nrB,ga. We make thi9 cab T.
I'D G. + lance with tAc gfnarn nsaefs
|oI lie panty. and lrare that FdlI rep
I'D seId lions from every con by " II
d leiil
Is FAT DrnocnArrt crsrn4 i Cow
! MlTrlE II
a Y. BRouY, A5DREw EwlNtJ,
f G EASTMAN, JoilF l.. N ARLI>c,
II. W. BR bnN.
D.niocralic paperF u NE State
ar reqn' sled TO copy
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/ ne State al Ncw I rll has al,
feadv expended gently Sso,o0o p,i
the publication ST is 'lo' ial bis
Tory.
A bin has I,een iptr bdnceti into,
the Ohio Lceislainrd I6r the sd !
preston d Spiritual Ra4Iings.
The asiutsal amouut It led i Ia
ken iron, lhc II fsconsin lead hines
: aliaul 400.oGO,0o0 us Which a
five cents pa IL. E., lon c>tin.at,
pow, } amowuts 10 5000 Geo
4 Iecemolisr ,f lbeilargesi >iz,
a lul died gallons Of I'll :;
year 10 keep il guessed.
Tie Delaware Legislature has post
poned for 90 years, the bill wlicl,
was before it in reference TO Tie Con
S titutional Convention.
1aoN 1UR12.Kr.-Ihe Cncin-
|, iati \ ,npareii ,a,, ti-at lie road
I fading from that I'll, t. N II age
sdou 10 be paved Vt, ilon
/ l.sl, 5; ard The ,iaes II tie Ial,e To
II !. sci win si,ad, frees
SATAN Has COM! ! ne han !
| IN Russia IS sand 10 have $ucecct-
/ i in making a-slram nan. It ii
!. 2 a. a'e . '''' '',@,' ~
.Ii;o =, = : :.
= e., f',i', :, I, 20 '.''D
\ Eo..t. ~ = 'a.ilo.5 ...
|, ,n,,4,t;,. 49,, -. -
DE 81 oke rrfiins cut t his '.os-I
y IN q manner t" sIfe ih' 'rrI
/ r" !, n S"'"n as PCT I'fI + fniI
~ nsoI149 "e F",.t = : -Neaii.
f'Vg men "oli'eh ana can, Teh' lei
Eyc~ | oih on ,2''''r'i'l l'f ! ri iernI'
b hr shores for those of the Pa .iGc.
D
The Bangor (Me) Mercnry states.
T mr. the shooting Indy at Oh Town
eikers. and So from 1be GROW ! rr@ {
ldIt {
{
within a radius Of fifteen milesE
irPin L'ndon' there are two hdndredE
a market qard,,ncrs. 81 I,borIJ r e f.,E
t lie London market. /
/
The town Of Newton. Mas 5. la,. !
y9ted against selling llquoF 70 I med-s
- - : 80 = !
II is stated that the Legislature Of !
P Pennsylvania has. among oth4F prof.:
je cts. bill for in incorporation tds
raise chickens
There are ten thousand children ing
y rw York too ragged, dirty and loo, 5
70 avail themselves Of common seiioos
d yantagcs-
,o,.,.., ,,....,.,, RI. o.
: q ~ - 1. %;,'i,''' - ' COW
81 a ,,;ir twins. one Of Which w;I4 PERI
rstilv white AMI the other n ptife Af.s
rit;tn.
{
a piil 9 MUG .''ien' III. !, l'.e4l ''''''''
y 'i'o i'.'p jury - ! . ~
B nror. as a common seller. " iYsE
dent. Of ardent spirits.
NJ H. Medary, TIE clerk u iher
',Hl9 House Of ! Delegates VINO Hn9eN-e
, Gown one Of the members qA lfq &
aisked fro.a Office. 3
i
4 correspondent OF the i1rsfanE
las says tina, q, the heavy vote 4lveiih
~ Inc prohihitoIy hq''of i''.' ~ ' ere
lqnt WAS OWlnS ma great degree -tok
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AN Ok WITH W CODE Lee
ia Pehnsylva hia.l faim'r had tn
.tol'ouin 8 misforlune hafpf n TO
!, fac working OK. The anilI al wa
3 azin 9 neaI where Tie farm Ter wa.
lat work making a fence. The o.
stepped IN 4 p0s s. hole and broke
hisieg. Asst y as too lean to kill
the farmer con suited d physician
" no lived close hy, and the result
was tllat il was determined 10 eut
pff the broken leg. The OK refus
fd food fer one Day only, after Tie
outing off Of The itg. A woode.I
Ies was substitute ted in proper time,
md when the OK was finally killed.
i presented the finest, latest beef
'cen in the Philadelphia market.
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There is enc thing about this Cab
net which cannot fail to meet appro-
val That is, that he Abolition agi-
,taiing element is n OF represented at
all
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The Baltimore S ON saws that liz
Mint in PHILADELPHIA is preparod n
enEioy the whole force Of theI estaI,-
Nshment ~ the cqlrIage Of the dollar
piece. and that it viii be enabled 10
tErn out 10000 pet dayN
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Property in the vicinity of the
New York Crystal Palace is rapidly
aavapeing, and it is said that $500
per week has been offered fer the oc-
cppah boy of the ID temporary stores fit
ted Up in the neighborhood
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'f''N'+A AfstIS stf[ NOi
-sals lip at I.alina, Sandwich Islands.
Us worth from fourteen 10 twenty
thousand dollars per am I'M; which
ne believe is tie fact.
BY an arrival III New Orleans. We
/ have adiic(s from Tan5i;co 10 the
lGta Inst. Tie city has dqeIared in
/ Favor Of the retarn Of S la Anna,
The military strongly oi5Iese lie res
storition Of the old Iarilf Ind tlrea.-
en- 70 RESIST It sy force Of arms.
Inc 'otafe debt ef Maryland at
,tMs time, is S9,109,500l
Martin Newcomer, f \. Of Frank
IN County, Pa, has tl.recf6ws peii.;l-
ing. respectively, 1,470.III.G0a ;p,)
/ $50 lis.
: The Boston Journal efres He .di
] measIons q BABY in liainc. Il gil
six months AMI t1o al IS old. #
], weighs 35aa POUNDS; mel surenlen; Of
s.the E''isi, 2 feet; tIighI IA incl.es;
safm, =; waist, So; and#sLs VINO eau
beat it.
1 Tie reported der r.sc in a.
!. Frei'cil :.Ila.c, lFroTosed lav the En-.
.reror, Is s.Nl 81 tire p Fis eorrespon-
5dent Il tie New Yosl, Courier ana
! Enquirer, 70 he mel sl.afn. the
men 70 be discharged 4 eiaq elii.lel
s'o Il, e"iHs 70 the dzlsrttioG Of
her 'eln Of serrisc, Isis vile,
zthcy are 10 be.ohly rariFalIy ~ leased.
So 'i-af fhey may beat any moment
srecailed.
J q ia nh plisi'irg Tie death rtnai'y
s@as ofdcre'3 "a he ers ro>se6 in ire
: y iaconsin A sscmiIy oii lie 4..s il.st..
,,by !: veto Of % 10 =.
/: I,t r,ia l+s VITA ! ,,s,.l..l.e,
s.t l.ss Iha ,e.eco- asi.,r rI.n
Sa'' 'ti',' d d.e lajll one Nl.'e,
Tie Noaolpe fiycF |. At alscon.
Miss, rose ~ aafjlstof, weiiy rtetin
. he tc''lse q sixteen J. urs, l,ct., BE-
,,oq las'.
Tie aAo'e nauler of cIclls IN
!. the se1elal .del.af ment.I ID NF.sairs-
ton is 81 bud tier an nual con,r.ei.-
,,saiioa sg3l,G00
4 late German VII, s. that
the people Of tie III ID Ssates can
burst mare sic Dboais a,.d ch,w
.more feIaeeE Ian ail, p.ler i..e l.a-
tons IL tie Hmid.
SE>Ti9Y.Sral. --7F Isr.s,i.Ie
e ciJi ! <'.,> d l.stl IT, la.les..g 10
lore o. Tie ii,>i is5,I as h lint
,rl'l au'npfsd to tcis n5 ,5,tste,
p f+f q twp >i,.cc- irt .u,c l.rtf
.renls "ete nel, " ,.I., /! :bc saeot
I'ved ii.e o!5',t 81 lsof ,rtra low,
.4ll ciiou, She ,w / ve4 Pc,
i-cn,''s ,'ian@I " ~, ! ii. i,.ing.rJ
tie5l 'hfa ia.4 'i,un o |ii.c 5. .l.,a.,!
TO- s9h H. srs.aa. q, tfa,.
'hv ] pi', ~ .. r.. ias ne
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HAxK or EAST Tr4Sfs sEH = III,
foEcs III this Rislilulipa arepEpt nov
r.! Iecned here, or redciyed - Bank
Wk pblice lhat TboaEpsons rs Y.
Ba, X Note and ComIitrcial i;eRnt,
teri Of the 18th, stalks tia il b..
fail d--datlrg It's failure fire. m the
aIfl, inst. Our information is MOI
s,ssHclentiy arcuratc e justly 'ls II
car i,,,,. naTe.5llnn IL canton headers
against racci tng us Ipape7 Foi 'i'
Observation-Disclosures JFh2g-
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The Coinaga Bill.

liPe lillI WHICH mas lDPcn passed by
*C,{pGress. amer 3ator v Of Tho exist
!; !, Il IL. : LIKE lasr. An.
! E , - + '"'' ''' , ;
I Pc q 'ar'ef COL ar' me dline' ana 'le
BIZ pr dime TIL bill first passed. the
Is nate, and df;erwarl the same bin
/. y Is passed * tho House. without
Z q. -, Oh =. l.rtrd ~ .;o,;t, u
D :, ri,
a re- lilto ellec'T Us SIiI' pe SEN ifoih
aand alter the iirst Of June next =
SIhc object of the ii p is chiefly TO
#rroyisle for the srartstk Of silver coin.
Civ y, event;pa Is cxnlriatioa.
4 =. -
Ii"'fl il 1nI 'im 'i'el 'i''
~ ,li3 % . "lie' loY9 ? 'rie @eisir o.
4 KY ,1'ii 4o o. I: lieo 7 q ny conc
4 - r. - 3''-''s' ~ 'i.0 an - ~
Il ''.,l''i' .''iis' III. -" uii'ig ce s,'''ii =
y = ,.lsi' Il V''sii''i', '' ',
y ~ ''sa - II "9f4 ~ = 9'''' '''i'
'o'll'' -, :,
4 3s3o'''' '.f' -. e. = = 'oii' =
& = = 'U ~ 'l1''s ! III "'g' { ~
I io''' 7', - - W. ''''sia - ~
/ ''ion. - 80 ~ ! ''''e NV =
] Ib1d-That in order to rrocur,
sbpllion COR the raquisit E coinage Of he
#sub-diyisi6n of Hthe dollar. au shorize,l
sPY this act, ibe treas rcr of the nlint
lsat, with tie ;tpiroyFIl Of the direct
sorzp,Frehase stch biillion With tIiC
lsa9iidn fund oil tho mint. He q iaI
Hcharge Himself with dhe cain :rising
9hom tie coinage Of 81 ldh bullion iat]
EcoinsL of a nomihal value, exceeding
Ftbe Intrinsic yAue hereof. irnd ID
gsAaiI be creditttl with tile dIffereucI
Sbetween such Intrinsic value and fbI
sprice paid for said bullion. and Will
Ethe c1pehae Of distributing said coinI
8as hcreinaiter provided. TIE balan|
Gees to his credit, or tile profit of sail
acoinage, shall BE, from time to timd
aon a H44lgaa 81 TIE 4 frector Of thq
Hlnint. traAsferrql 10 tie account o.
stlfe tteasufy>of 1.-The United States.
4 I3uA- NFIt such coins Shall be
Elia;d ONT at tBdmint i'll exchange lol
Sgoli cains, Y7q. in 81 las tot les.
Sthan Sl0Q; 1tlt shall he lawful he
9translnit pafcels If the same front
Eiime to time To the assistant treasu-
Erer S depositaries, and otter officers
sof the United States, under general
Eregulaiious proposed T. y the director
sof tie miat. and approved by tie
1SocF etary Of the Treas ny; provided.
3 eJ lever, that tile amouh t coined iafo
Iaqa rier dollars, dimes, and l5alf l;snes
1 sha be regulated by The SccreFail
fof / he Treasurvl
8 4 H. That 10 dcp3sites Of coin
sn'o The hall COLLAR q barter dollar,
acime and hall dime, shi i lie received
sother than thos made l,y the tre;tsu-
.rer Of the mint as4erei n authorized,
sand upon accouGt Of. Tile II. Statesl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-03-31

A dead letter, containing 2300
was discovered in the dead letter of
fee II Washington CITY, last week