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roreign-arriwiiii pnces o cotion ana ottierAmc n produce, telegrnphed imd posted aS h station gratis-. No favontism ; fn [es to be pfíocded for apjrelienson of ti ves.if tinocr, ttv o an tinswcr of Iwe'lve words or imJer, 0 12 J r an answer over twelve words p to iwcnty-fivo 0 25" r every word over twenty-five to fiftyy of a cent por word. r every vvord over fifty, k of n cent perongmui cumuiuiHUiuiuu iruiu uit; ui ï beforo being deciphered. The Sigoal of Liberty seems to be a iree of great nnnoyanco and irritation some ofour Whig brethron. TheEdi of the Jackson State Gazette bestows 3 columns upon our "politica! dishones " and finishes witb a parting salutation Lhus : "Now let the truth como out. You are base, egotistical, selfish, unprincipled, ogant, and consummate demogague, iosg feelings, instincts and interests are th the Locofoco party, to whom it is ur highest picasure to do homage." We make no reply to such aspersions, we are commanded not to return rail5 for rail ing, or to revile ngain when ! aro reviled. To enter on a rational fence against gross ribaldry from auch sou ree, would be ridiculous; while on swer of the same nature with the at;k of the Edhor of the Gazette would grade us to his level. CTGeorgo A. Coe, ia the only Whij inber of tho Senate. He is from the Dii:t composed of Branch, Jackeon, &.C. 05'The Slavery question is not one whieh debatabh: James K. Polk, Letter to S .Gates.