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TRY AND Sc 4.
0EARLs1 VEGETABLE BILIOUS Paaax

Arc nature's friend, promoting health and rsags ~
being little superior any family medic.ns = -
In any complaint they will found snsfs
ihe very best, and in complaints they far bs Z
Others And here let observe that 10 he AZ - g
vantage recommend them highsr than they dss
since their 10 eft depend entirely upon tis
their virtues. Multiaudes have already tried than 81
proved the Of he above statemenss o
would say '',ry shem.'' After trying . few portio,s
who 10 satisfied with them expected return =
remainder and pay OILY for used. We are ujI1
they should themselves high reputation
have already acquired, sink into mestsd oblivion n
Of suffering which they might and which ,sy ws
relieve, ~se their sissses only kan~n. hariiy
mated In how maay might long saa ssssss r Z
scL'... he prevented ny the 81 portion -
pills. And how maRy day after day, and vsek -
week. sufe ring pains aud aches. which t.se Mill, c.
to relieve, such arise from dyspepsia indives,;os
.enas p'scs da-rhea and dys.nts-y. sick schs
xness nervous disorders, palpiis Jaundce or u
complaint disorders Of the ska, os bio,chsa
salt-rheum ei,e rash, prcki.y heat &C., Gan,ns.a ss
stomach, sour stomach, resessncs faUssa
PRESTON after eating, bloatcd, loss appetite, e
Hut II is not necessary all -
which these pills useful there arc no diseases
which the human frnme is subject which they do -
to promoi: the health and sengh, aad comfort of
tieni They particularly useful in all female dse
and IN all Of weakness debility They sie
essential benefit il gsavelly complaints.
Their efficacy physic is by their oaly ~
osnmendstsea; they also soac. Instead Of psods
lasting weakness debility, they invigorass
N. d. There danger Of becoming 10 aeeus,up,a !
their use tina. one cannot do without them, for the ~
ons has been in the habit Of taking them, dor
quire 70 produce the desired effect This imposs
recommendation, and one which sboud BE- ovssis1
cd They contain mineral substance wha ssvss aal
vegetable substance that in any way be Injurious
system They mingle in with the food assiss the diess
and promote a regular and healthy action o( shs bsH
Each bottle eoasains 20. Price IS eenss.
searl's Corn Plasaer...A All those who nv win =
speedy relief and saecsual remedy. Ii Il doss nss
oot all soreness and pain very and short sis
the Corn, return the box, and the money shall b rsln
Price IS cents. s.
Seorfs Cotorrh 0nu6.e.A speedy relief fsr Casasl
eshsgy, Nervous headaches inAamed eyss, common e
severe headaches commonly yield . single pissh
!" Perscvered in IL pros edect.al remedy (os
cathfrn IN The must obstna,s Price 25 cent? 81
above medicines sale bv IRWIN REID R;rI,-sn
and G. W. VFSSEMAN N.,v p .>s '>'~-
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6Dnn Pain shiet BOOTS bess eaalisy:
kOO For sale bv COALE 4 hAMILION
RICHMOND, April y, 1887. lSu
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HlMBAP OTO1EsssTHE Subscriber oGsrs for sale .
spsnjid aasosspsns Of Ladies asd Genslemsns Boots
end Soo Beshss with general assortnant Of hard anil
Gsoems's h and f hats, all Ut which he is
dsooenipeJ exchange for country
dses, a esds The above articles consist OF e fol-
hu,su
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raw R3V3s
~ Law and r IN Chancery;
AS permanently located himself in the Of Rich
Il mond, Wayne county, Indiana where all communi-
cations and business in his professional line will receive
prompt and punrtua attention As Master in ChaDcery
be legally authorized by the laws Of this State admin
lister oats take dispositions, and tho
deeds, mortgages, &c.
GrCce - MorrissoN's 6rick building, Elews;As
and .4ddte7nan's Store.
July LIST, 1887. 2SG
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CASSIMEREs, &c.-The un-
ID designed opening a quantity Of sIperfino
I LoTHs and CAssINEREs, reduced prices
W.R. Il 5. L. FOULKE.
Richmond, May Goth, 1887. 22n
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NEW GOODS.-W. X. L. S. L. FOULKE.

Az T. just received a and splendid assortment
IL British and French staple and fancy DRY GOODS;
together with general of SHOES, HARD
w AXE, GROCERIES, &c. &c. which they are deter
mined to sell low for cash, exchange for country pro-
duce May 20, 1887.
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wOrthimgtOm Il Rammey,
Wholesale GrOcers and Dealers in " ines, Lii.
quOrs, shoes, &c. No. 100 Main street, betwG en-
Fifth and sixth streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RE receiving their spring suppes consisting OF
Ass bags Rio Coffee, IS bags Hav'a Green, do, &c
ches Young Hyson Tea, "a half do do do 20 half mpe-
ral' do, 30 l3lb boxes do, 10 half chests Gun p do SO
l3b boxes do do ~ hhds. NJ o. Sugar, so boxes
Ha do, 90 boxes white do do, SO tb Loaf do IS bbls
No B. Mackerel l20 kegs No Ny, and % kegs Va To-
bacco 81 boxes do. Cavensh, 10000 Spanish Cigars
VINES pipes Port. Madeira, Lisbon, 80 half pipe.
Tenerie Champaign, Claret, 40 casks Sherry, Samo
Sicily, Madeira, 30 boxes muscat, and Malmscy
25 half pipes Cogniac Brandy, pipes Ho
NA land GIN, pipes Jamaica Rum, pipe st
k4@S8 Croix do, 50 bbls Peach Brandy, 30 bbls A.
~ mezican do, 10 bbs do. Gin, 40 bbls do
Sweet Wine, 30 bales Almonds, 25 barrels
Fiberts, 72bags Madeira Nuts. 300 boxes Rasns, l0t
doz. painted Buckets, 80 Boots and Shoes,
Together with every other article, usually kept Grocery
Store which will be sold as low other house
of the mountains for Crsh or approved paper
CINCINNATI, April p, 1887.
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0A-:-klE Do W!EEIANSo
TTAS On hand SADDLES H9R.FESS q WHIPS
Of all kinds. Ths public respectfully invited %
cali ana sxamire for themselves.
RscnxoSp. May 9Th. 1887 2lx
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50 Is woman's gaitcr boots and other
articles too numerous To mention.
D. sssies attention his business he hopes solicit
hASo patronage Please ca and examine for yourselves
r. 8. All sps mended gratis.
HENRY s. CROKER.
l1ain door Irwin Reeds Drucg Store
Mehmood, August 10, 1897. 3l:6
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, thas have tb;. dav

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, thas have this DAY ap-
pointed J. s SuLLIvAS my Attorney, close all nv
unsettled business the most expeditions nsaer All
those who know themselves way indebted me-
therefore, costs csd foae by calling hin, his
Main, Pearl Front Streets in Rich.
mead, Ia, and setsle the IAnEp1ArELy l have
changed residence Indianapolis sand in mms-
diase need Of all that is due
ft.TASy wishing procure a few acres of LAND,
good terms, in the immediate vicinity Of Richmond
do by calling on j. s. Sullivan, myself
July 1, 1887. 25:3m WILLIAM LINDSAY
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Enn Pain shich BROCANs, at wiolesaI cor retail,
&1OOby COALE l. HAMILTON.
Nay n. 1851. 3l1
r BOlttmg Cloths.

Superior Betting Cloths.
TIVE SUBSCR1BER has hand, large and general
sasnssmens Of Bolsns Closhs, qualify and
a every No osed, which will be sold lower shan they
Oves bs1o olosod in this market.
BASIL BRlGHTWELL.
Riehmond, August 25sh, 1897. 3O:f
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81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear she Tooth-ache patiently
Much ado about no,hi ae
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r an election Of the Stockholders in "TaE RrcHAoND
~ TRApIHG AND MANuFAcTURING CoAPANS,'' held
the NTH of May, 1887, j. r. Mendenhal, Livinus King
Isaac E. Jones, A. Thornbesy. Jonathan Townsend, r.
Newman and Bcnamia Fdlghum elected directors for
one year \, meeting the Directors clec: held the
day. James X. Mendenhai elected President Warner
NJ Leeds Secretary. and Elijah Cohn Treasurer; and by
resolution OF Board, R. Mendenhall w. NJ. Leets
appointed uperinsendsnss Of all tho business and
psr,y Company They will the marie, prices in
CASH clean linen and rags delivered the
MILL CASH will also b. paid for WOOL and Flaxseed
who for sale will peass call Lvinus King
woolen factory who is authorised purchase for the
Company
w. NJ LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, Sixth mo. 10Th, 1887. 23sf
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NVB pssnssship hsques6ass sxissias bswsen Edslspa
II 0sW8, Aehinss Wnliems, 4 Jsass Z. Mendsshau il
- 1salsesD YsssDas, vndss the 6sn Of E. GROVER,&
o. = 6iDvo0 ~ Oueual TIE NyaiDoo1 It ~
- ~ ON - ssssssd By Is new one.
EDMUND GROVER,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
J. =. MENDEEHALL.
TAs hssnesa Will In bs conducted Ivy Edmund. Ira
cd Josph Grover under tho style OFF, CaovrR BRoTu.
sas-Thoss iadsbssd hnn Of E CaovEA & Co,
sesassy, Bot respectfully requested ssss shsis
wisboBs delay.
E. GROVER l. BROTHERS.
May ID. 1877. l61
DANTE. Ae-Whise Lead In OIL, Red Lad,
Dry, Lamp Black,
Spanish Browo, I.saarge,
OIL. Sc. &c. just received and fos
sale low BY IRWIN REED.
RIcmaosO, May 70, 1897.
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COLLEGE or TEACHERS.

THE seventh annual meeting Of Wesssrn Literary
1oesisoss and College Of Professional Teachers, will
hsId in Ciocianss, during shs 6ss week Of October
eoamsscing ON Mouiay, 2nd.
0sgSas Of 1ecs,vos will delivered, AMI Q number Of
Aspss presented BY committees appointed the last
seal msssing.
Il expected that coming session win b.
0ioasy nsoaoss In addition Reports,
tassiag iAibDssioo may b expected lhe Of Cd
Yeaiiea. bob hsms asd abroad, from Professor Calvin
2 eWe, recently returned rom Essops, and Samuel Lev.
to ospeeiassedaas II Commos Schools in Ohio.
TAs Wsssss Lssay lnssisusion designsa embrace
1oa1Aess Ard ohos fsds AZ sducasioa throughout she
S0So4 Cad Woss All such pesons are, therefore, desired
eoaad sais advsssssns sssonal invisasion
Nod. 10 slso desirable that an literary associations
asy ssnd dslsgssss; and, whom practicable, reports
- q edweasioa within their respective limits
- aDdss q ~ Exsossivs Commssse:
A. II. MeCUEFEY, Rec. Ss'ey
.Iikk 2S. 1897
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/ undersigned, contractors the Cumberland Road in
" ayne county, Indiana will employ, for years.
from 400 TO 600 aboring hands said road. The
viii consist Of grading, mason-work, paving, and Madam
ising: where employment will be furnished god
hands for the aforesaid As do wish induce
workmen from distance by misrepresentation
this work. state what cannot be Denied that healthier
found western country provisions
cheaper better Experienced hands work
would be preferred. TINER .AKLN
GREER, HILL, 4 Co
WESTERFIELD WILSON.
Richmond, Indiana, July LIST, 1897. 25tf
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MEDICINES, PAINTS, DYESTUFFs, &c.
oEsERAL AssoRTMESr Of al articles ia the ahoss =
offered. cheaper ever, n the old saad Of -
Richmond. May -, 1897 IRWIN RMuk
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on BAGS best green coffee for sale
eDOby w. r. 4 s. I. FOCLKE
Richmond, July Is, 1887. 27:d
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NGEN'S and Boy's Kip snd Calf MossoEs; L.
1V1 Kid, Calf and 6saI SLsSvnaa, Sseas, Bows g
GAiTExs. For sale by COALE 4 HAMILdON1
RacnnosD, April n, 1887. 1o
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THE Subscribers having entered isso eo-pastnssshp =
der the firm of r. Jones. S~. respectfully inform
public they established Fossdry de nss1
side Richmond, and prepared furnsh all kisds
Castings dispatch. and in the n
will also furnish psssems IL wanted, fair
I. r. JONES.
JESSE n. HUTTON.
JOHN NJ. HUTrO14a
Ocsober 22d 1896 A2u
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G. WEST, NJ. ID. Practitioner Of Medicine.
Surgery, &C.
NV I'LL promptly attend any business entrusted 10
w him in the line of his profession. lie will, also.
when not otherwise engaged, perform all usual opera.
tons in DENTsTRY, the latest improved FASH
ioaabe style.
0.OFFIcE the south side of Main street. Richmond
nearly opposite d. d. Sloan's Hotel.
May 9th, 1887 2l-3sn
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ULYSSES respectfully inform, hi. friends that be
w has removed his Office and residence Main street
doos west Of Marion steesoppoeise the Richmond o
be viii eoaanue the practice OF his profession
July 1, 1887. 25a
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
INCREASE OF BANKING CAPT.
tai.

An incident has occurred within a
few days rather ominous to an Increase
Of Banking Capitalat the present session. of
the Legislature. A joint as sent
to the House by the Senate a week or
two ago, calling on the Banks for va
riety OF information which it was fore.
seen could not be procured under two
enthusiastically not in time for the
action of this Legislature. The House
of Delegates laid the resolution on the
table. It's mover, Mr.. SMITH, of Gull
pepper, has since re-introduced the same
resolution as separate act Of the Senate,
and in that shape it has again passed that
body. If the information called Tor is
considered Indispensable to present ac-
ton. the Bank projects before the House
are of course defeated. Looking to the
source whence this movement comes.
our only hope now is in the l;nown po-
pulariiy Of the measure. It's defeat, we
are satisfied, will be hazardous TO the
party in pow err. unless comprised by the
most artful indirection.
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BALTIMORE MARKET
TRUST SALE.

By virtue of deed OF trust executed
by Hugh Glenn to the subscriber, dated
the 10Th day of October, 1880, and OF
record in the County Court Office of Au-
gusta. will be sold on Saturday the 25th
day OF February next, before the Hotel
IN the town, of Mount Sidney, to the
highest bidder, for cash,
TWO LOTS,
situated and known in the plan of said
town by Nos. l g. 2.
Such title only will be conveyed as is
vested in ne by the deed aforesaid.
JEFFERSON KINNEY,
Jan'y 30, 1887. Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-02-02
A GENTLE PASS.

In the course of Mr. Bayly's remarks yes
terday in the House of Delegates, he was
called TO orde: by the Chair, on the ground
that he was introducing irrelevant matter.
Mr.. Is. was about to appeal from the judg>
ment of the Chair,
when Or. Shinn said, let him go on, Mr..
speaker-give him rope enough, and he'll
soon hang himself
. ar. Bayly Ieplied-WelI, if I do, Dir.
speaker, shall do that for myself which
some gentlemen ought TO have done for them
II they had their deserts.
az; q. then declined the appeal, and pro-
ceeded with his argument.
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NEGRO RIOT AT UrIcA.-Two runa
way slaves were lately arrested near Utic.
and taken before Judge Hayden for exami
nation. That they might have free oppor.
tunity to consult with their counsel. they
were allowed the back room of Judge nay.
den's office. During the whole day there
was much excitement on the subject, and a.
bout six o'clock in the evening, crowd O.
men and hoys collected around the office
evidently with the intention OF cffscting 4
rescue.
Several persons were engaged in endeav.
oring 10 keep passage dawn Stairs; a sig.
nal was at length given, the lights (excep.
the lamp which was suspended by cord
and was drawn up out of reach) were extin.
guished, and q number Of negroes and white
men made rush for the room in which the
prisoners we're confined, the door of which
was burst open and after severe struggle
with the officers and citizens who were on
guard, several of whom were more or less
bruised, they succeeded in rescuing the fu
gitives, who have not since been heard from.
The rioters were armed with clubs about Is
inches long, evidently prepared for the &C.
casion.
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Grand Jury feel themselves bound and cal
led upon on this occasion 10 pronounce some
OF them, indeed, most of them, libelIous in
the extreme; because "they tend TO bring
inc laws INTO contempt, excite 10 violence.
anu endanger the public peace" Much
more nave they tendency 10 do this than
inc miserable anonymous pamphlets which,
mol long since, were circulated in the Dis,
trict, and for doing which AN individual was
put IN Jail, indicted, and prosecuted for a Ii,
10 put final stop 10 these unauthorized
and disorgaDizing proceedings to sllay and
check that spirit which seeks thus insidious.
" to intermeddle with our private and do.
mestic CO nccrns; sowing the seeds of dis
cord and insurreCtion where formerly pre.
valied harmony, concord, and obedience to
Inc laws and, above all, 10 prevent the mas
'er-spirits who are cover,ly moving this
great machine, from making this District
the Juicrum on which to plant their leper, by
winch this Government (ihe worlds last
hope) may be uprooted and overihrown, the
Undersigned do most respectfully request and
oeseech that, hereafter, no petitions NAV be
received or entertained by Congress from
these "self created societies." or other in.
habitants OF the non -slaveholding States. for
the abolition OF elavery in the District of
Columbia and they, as in duty bound, will
pray, SIC:
NATHAN LUFBORoUGH, Foreman.
B. X. MorseU, w Smoot.
I'm. O'Ncaie, John w Aiaury
Le,cis Carbery, G. Smith.
Henry NC Pherso", Peter Force,
rtHtan Wurdock, John Cor,
Francis Dodge, I'm. Il Dop;s.
rIorenf,us Coz, Itomas Fenwick,
Joshua Pe,rce, George W. Young.
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bill has been reported in the Senate,
and is now before that body. to provide for
supplying, as far as practicable the loss
OF the records of patents. and of the val
liable models ofinventions, burnt in the
late conf1agration Of that office. 1t pro
poses. among other things, the expendi-
ture OF sum. not to exceed a hundred
thousand dollars, to defray the expense
OF replacing the models, under the direc-
ton OF Commissioners, TO be appointed
for the purpose ); this expense, and other
expenses under the act, to be defrayed
out OF the surplus revenue of the Patent
Ofilce in former years. which is to be
set apart, and to constitute fund for tina,
purpose.-NAT. INT.
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HARD HITS

IN The discussion on the election of Gov.
ernor, MIR. Moore said He wished to come
10 an understanding with The gentleman from
Mason and jackson Mr. Fisher, as 10 The
word Republican" There was a differ.
ence I'D The meaning given il by different per-
sons. Mr.. NJ said there was one bird ~ b;cl
was considered a delicacy, and when well
dressed and on the table was most wholesome
and Palatabie food-it was called Turkey
There was another bird Of totally differen,
character Of The same name, with an addi.
lional word-He alluded TO The Turkey Buz.
zard. Now, in Mr.. MS opinion, The Re.
pubiIcans OF the present day resembled the
neTuoicsns oil ~, about as much as the
Turkey Buzzard did the Turkey.
MIR. Fisher would merely state to the gen.
tleman from Rockbridge, tina, the name of
one other animal besides man, commenced
with The letter NJ, and that was The monkey.
Mr.. Moore said the remark Of The gentle.
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man from Mason and jackson had Just re-
ceived the strongest possible confederation ::
for MIR. Nj. believed there was not member
in the House who had not, when the gentle
man rose, been strongly reminded of tho re-
semb!ance between the two animals 10 which
he alluded
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PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance Of decree of the Conn.
ty Court OF Augusta in Chancery sitting
pronounced on the 28th dav of Novem.
Der, 1886, in cause therein depending
OF Walter b. Kemp and wife and 9th
eTs, VS.. Jonathan Helfenstein's, decd
reps, 1 will proceed to sell, on the pre-
mises' on Saturday the 25th day of Fe.
oTuaIy next, to the highest bidder, a,
public auction. for cash, the one equa
half or moiety Of the
HOUSES E. LOT
IN stanton, known in the plan of sale
town by No. %, and lying immediately
IN the rear Of The new Courthouse, for
merly the property OF Philip Gloninger
VIM. KINNEY, Conf.
Jan'y 80, 1887.
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THE LEIGH DISCUSSION.

MIR. PENDLEToN, of Rappahaunock,
delivered his views. on Wednesday, in
opposition TO the Report of the Select
Committee of the House Of Delegates ON
MIR. Leigh's Letter. 1t was handsome
rhetorical effort, and has won for him
many compliments but, in our opinion,
was lily calculated to advance the cause
of correct principles, except so far as it
treated incidentally of party politics.
While he condemned the report in al
NEST every sentence and sentiment, and
denounced its purpose as sinister and
corrupt, he did not approve the
course OF Mr.. Leigh, and signalized his
adherence to the doctrine of Instruction
by going bow-shot beyond the Com.
mittee itself. He contended that the
obedience of the Representative should
be unconditional, and could not be right
fully avoided by resignation.
Mr.. BAYLY, of Accomac, followed, on
the next day, taking substantially the
same grounds-disapproying the course
of Mr.. Leigh. but yet condemning the
Report of the Committee as party gull
trap, intended to make the Wings ap-
pear the enemies OF Instruction, and
themselves its peculiar guardians and
friends. He, too, insisted on implicit
obedience to Instructions, even where
the Representative believed the Consti.
tuition would be violated contending
that obedience in such case involved no
moral guilt
An effort was made at the close of his
speech to cut off the debate by the ap-
pieatien Of the previous question, which
was unsuccessful. 1t is said that the
members in the majority have determin,
ed to take no part in the discussion
that relying OH the force of numbers.
they meant to pass the report and reso.
lntions SUD sileniio. If so, we are sure
there is no good reason why they should
change that determination. With the
exception of Mr.. Moore, their oppo-
nents who have spoken have not at
tempted to uphold Mr.. Leighs course,
and certainly they have approved them
selves thorough paced Instructionists.
Should it appear that none of the
friends of the Report intend 10 speak,
the next attempt to apply the previous
question will be successful.
On Friday the discussion was renew.
ed. MIR. Bolts opened the debate, and
fully sustained the course of MIR. Leigh.
He was succeeded by Orator Shinn, the
first champion who stepped forth to the
defence Of the eport-wbich fact was
duly noticed by Mr. Moore in a few
pointed remarks. Here we thought for
a moment the discussion would end. but
just as the question was about to be TAX
en- on indefinite postponement, Mr..
Stanard rose and delivered most pow
erful and eloquent speech in favour of
the motion. In the course of his re-
marks he adverted 10 the pertinacious
silence Of the friends Of the report, and
used the terms "unresistiDg imbecility."
This called up Mr. Garland of Meckien-
burg. who made direct personal as
sault on Mr.. Stanard, charging him with
making insinaatioDs and then skulking
to his kennel to avoid responsibility
Every one who knew the difficulty