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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
Rail Road .Nosfre,
TRAVELLING

TRAVELLING
ON Tuy
WLyCHESTER IND POTOMAC
EssfEL RO.EED.
lhit rgrs leave the Depot NJ Winchester
- 81 oriork N the morning
WI Psss >isserson's 81 bali past 7, where
pa..rnEers oan BE- tsten op or set down
Ihomp'on'. Dc pot 81 5 min. past g.
Cameron do. 81 half paste
tharlestoNn about 9-and
lIhiit"Nn half past y
Arr'''o- rt Hsfpsr Ferry IN time for pss.sn-
GER 10 isse the morning cars 90 Baltimore.
RETURNING,
They leave HarPeo.Ferry ~ 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon;
AuiSe st paliiown II bali past A.
- thRfiesioSn about 8
C1m"roD's - minutes past 3
1ho'"pson's about half past5-
StsVensons about 6 o'ciock-and
Reach Winchester about o'clock in IN.
evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, March ~, Is36--,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

FENHE SAW WILL. DWELLING HOUSE
y and tvo Lots, ssloogiax 10 ssnusl
DoWney, 90 the Shenandoah RiVsg
Ne. william Iitlis, utii shos tbs 49,.
properly y ssy psrsous ui.birF 70 puress,,
.. -, ROBERT BUKNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

WI 'nh'euoeTs most rsspsotfuiIy inforu,
hsf H'ends snd customers. thst thsY
~ '.ss,EInk snd opening their Fell sapply
OF GOODS, consisting. N part, %
Cloths, Cassimeres snd Saitinets
talieo-s snd Nerinos Of ~ colon.
Groceries. Hardssfs. snd Quesssvsy.
Hsts, Caps, Boots spd she's.
and msHY other sTtirlss. ~ ~ shteh 80.
selected With the utmost esrs. asd pureh,.-
"a 81 The iovesi knock-dosn psiess. vb,.h
vii shsble them 70 give great Banana
HEfLEBOWER 4 sLIFER
kselslows. ora "a. Ia1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
NEW GOODS
III the Cross Roads.

HNHE subscriber ], receivin, and opening
asuPply Of Fall and Winter GOODS
s' D." Store nj walpers Cross Roads. which
are offered on accommodating terms. Ui.
friends sud the public are invited to give
him a call. JOHN r. CoOkUs
Nov 4 I3l6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

DR.. HAYS,
~ HATEFUL Tor pes, fsvour.. take. thi.
~ method Of inform,Rg his numsrou.
frtrssd. sosl eason~rs. th-t he has lust r.turn-d
from h-it,a."rr, ssd .. oaeriax Choice
supply q sash sr,,sl~s .. usually fOand ia I.
Drug store, .mpssg -h'-h are
Medicines.
Patent Medicines. Paints. OILS. and
Dye Staff.
Je,reliTy aud Fancy articles. sueh ar
Pstcnt i.-ssr. i..'l.~.' Gold. 1y.rc,u,s
t.Piss. snd sosns~oa Engish
Watch ks,.. w. Risgs. Hs-s1 Pia..
t'tit Buskiss. Jet backl-.. SauT BOXES,
Silver anil s1nnann Specialize. F,sssr REgs
told ADD eonsaoa t.asEsis. Sssl.
Silver P~ostl C.sss sd pr-sd Pn,oi.
sdser fr. s-d I-l,i- St,soas ~ Psaknivr.
thimbiss, Nas,e Bosss, sil,er Couss..
i.-',,vs' fsnsy Bs,~.. S,-od. ~ Ccs,on Reels,
COlosnr. fios,d.. Nirg,nia. ssi iIca~y Mutor.
ALSO.
Spices. Fruits. Confectionery & Nuts,
Tobacco md Snnf-Toy,,
\ large sod grp-rsi ssso'tU-st-su a -hich he
vii Ill lp- fo' cash, 90 60 puaet'a.l oa I.
sl.,Tt CREDIT.
H.rPers-ferry. August -. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
Sperm Oil.

HAVE received a supply Of superior Win
Ser strained SPERM on; also, Spsrms.
osii, Mould and Dipt CANDLES
Feb. q, 1897. !. J. MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
MTILINo nTTsTN-se


1T The Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River
near Reyes Ferry. IN the name and una. r
the hrfD Of FORD 4 SNYDER. ean.n-ne-
ing on tho hrst day OF the present mouth
(Jniy and assure all those Who are di.po,.
eJ 10 do business with them, that thsv ar,
determined 10 pay the highest make. prter.
Tor WHEAT and other KIND, Of SkAtN a.
hvered "a their Mills, or delivered If an,
receiving point on the Rail Road. ~ II sny
convenient point on the RIVER. FROM Their
experience a. Miilers, they csn say With
confidence To all thO-e who have Wheat To
dispose of, that Il viii he EreslI, To their an.
terest to give them q call before th-v m,Le
disposition Of the same and ihsy earnest
" request their former customer. not 4,
make any deposition RI their Wheat win
out hr't seeing them, az they are well .at,.
ned that no millers west of the Blue RiJte
can ahord TO paw better prices than them.
selves. To any Of their customer. thatms,
prefer grinding, liberal advance. viii d.
made, end strict attention paid To- their IN.
siructions. Tho Bul-k,n M,ll.. torpe,iy
belonging 10 John H.ines, deed. snd Mr.
John Myers, will still he carried on by IN.
undersigned. aud one Of SAID Mil. kent s1.
prs-sly Tor the reception Of rive ard Corn
Tor which kinds Of gram the highest market
price will 1T all times ne paid. Fi-h. salt.
add Plaster. vail be kept 1T the milf, TO- he
accommodation % their customers end those
disposed TO deal with them
IN closing this brief notice, they should
be acting unyratsfui TO their feeling were
they not To offer their sincere thank, for the
very liberal announcement thsy have here
toiofe rrre'ed, and hope. ~ promp,ne.s
and strict attention TO business, 10 merit
eontinusocs Of similar favor
BENI4NlS FORD.
DANIEL SNYBER
July :. 1896 II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
a CARD.

N As-ANAHIs
lNIIE public are assured that Doctor CRIT
- hth's NEsErsHLs BALsAhic Cts. or
PLasrER, has given the most complete aud
perfect satisfaction, A. n remedy for pains,
lameness, aud weakness in the side, breast,
AMI back, or any part Of the system where
yer II has been introduced, aud hs- super
seded the use OF every other strengthening
PlastGr, wherever its virtues have become
known.
u has likewise proved itself 10 be an ex-
cellent and ef-ctual remedy for Rheuma-
tsm and Corns upon the feet. In proof az
which, nothing further need he adduced that
the fac, that upwards OF $4,000 rolls Of ,hi.
Plaster have been sold during the past sea
son, upon the sea-boaTd IN the middle and
northern States.
The afflicted cannot hesitate to give IL n
trial, when they are informed that the maru.
faeturer pledges himself, in every case, TO
take back the Plaster, and refund the mo.
ney, if II should not be found 10 answer ITS
recomme nd atoms.
just received. and for sale nv
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Harpsr,- Fsrry.
HAYS & HIGGINS, Sispherdsto,rn.
June ., 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
TRANSFORMATION
on THE
bttnShCSSeP and Potomac
RATL. ROAD.

RAIL ROAD.
HNilE President snd directors Of The Com
Pany have established the CollowinE
ra'es ~ lra'el and transportation between
Winchester aud Iiafpsrs-Ferry
Fsrs through. with reasonable allowance
of baggage for passengers set down or Ia
ken up ~ The Depot, or ct the island ~
FTEinIus, near The Pciomse, also
For any Intermediate dlstsnes per mile, 8
DOWN. ARD TRADE
Toll Tor transportation from the Depot ~
Winehssisr, and delivery II the end Of
WaEer's Bridge on the Maryland side 81
the Potomac. for Flour per col. -
Wheat per busbel, S
Corn and Corn meal, RYE and Rys-mssl. peg
busbsl, "a
oats,
Bar Iron, Blooms. Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton Al ~
Al other commodities, per ton psr nile. 8
Transportation 70 and from any intermediate
DePot', tho sane proportional rates with
the above
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the Mary
land side of the Potom &C above mentioned
a. Winchester.
For Plaister. per ton, AIS
salt, per bushei, =
'tsh per barrel, DO
hsrohsndiSs. sod Ell other soramodiiiss, pr
hundred pounds, n
And 10 and from any intermedists Dspots.
Tie Shove propoftiOnsts rates.
The above rates include sl charges Incl
Dent % transportation, % and from other
companies There will ~ q small addition
81 charge made 81 the different Depots, fos
receiving and acknowledgement esnts 90
q bsrrsl 81 Floor, snd e similar rsts foe other
commodities.
By order o. the Bosrd,
JOHN BRUCR, PrssiGsaf-
Winchester, March ,, ls3e-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
.Vtsc Goods.
TOBACCO.

superior Chewing Tobacco, Just
v received and for sale ny
wM. l.. TERRILL & co.
Hslltown, Feb. ~, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
MRS. STALEY

AS the pleasure To Inform the Ladie,
H OF iarpers-Ferry aud its vicinity, that
she has just received and opened. a splendid
assortment OF the most elegant Articles IN
her line of business, now ia fashion in the
Eastern Cities, which will make her a>sort-
ment complete and beautiful, comprising, in
part, Of the following:
splendid assortment OF Silk Bonne.s
Plush bonnet. of different color, and sizes
to suit the a,on,
large assortment OF French, English.
and American Flowers,
Bonnet Ribbons, new style, suitable for
the season,
English Straw, Leghorn and Tuscan Gipsy.
Cottage, and Grecian Cottage BON.
NETS,
Leghorn Plat "a new and h and,ome article. J
variety OF False Curis, Pufs, aud Braids
OF every color and size
Everlasting PuHs, new and handsome art,cl.
handsome Bonnet Silks Of superior quality.
shinelie Cord, Laces OF superior quality,
.orsets Of splendid quality. &c. &c
Perlumeries Of different kinds, and Snow
Whiting,
SPf.rMnrn YrxxyrrI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
Salt

WE hsve received another soppi, Of
Liverpool Ground Alum ard Ace
SALT, which Ne viii cell low Tor es.h
"M. L TERRILL 4 co.
Bslltown, Jan. s, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

80 BoxEs PINE PRuHns
~ q 10 20 Rsisios. (Vsfy Soc.
just received. By J q HAVs
haFPeFs-FsFEJ, Zee. .. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23

IN appearing hefors the public in NE ns~
nrn Of Fofd a snyder. q becomes indispen-
SOY heesssary thst the unsettled bustness
OF Daniel Suydef, md DsnieI Snyder 4 son.
should BE speedily closed and Z sarne,tl,
request ali those uho have unsettled ae.
counts With euheF, 90 esH ~ soon a. no..,.
BE and close tho ssme. The Books are a.,
the Ford Mills, and Will be rssdy fos .sttle.
sent. Those complying With tbs request
~Hl greatly obiigs their friend snd ob.d,,ot
servant, DANIEL SNYDER.
Fuf. fa4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
NOTICE,

. q S86S
ANING purchased the entire Stock OF
Nh Goods Of DAVID koonce, ia South BoI,.
var, am now receiving and opening from
the baltimore markets, &c, n fresh supply Of
NEW IND SE.4SO.N.7BLE
GOODS,
which makes my assortment very comnlete
aud which offer 10 my friend, and the old
customers Of David Koonce, &c nj reduced
prices for cash, and TO Punctusl customers;
and hope, by strict attention to business
and . desire TO please, to merit n liberal
snare oil public patronsge-a.suring them
'hat no eierlion will he spared TO give gene.
raj satisfaction. NY Stock consists, in part
rs follows, viz:
Superfine Cloths, all colorS.
Medium and low priced do. do.
Plain and ribbed Css.meres
Sattineto, Q good assortment
Scarlet, red, yellow, green g. white Fian-
neis.
60 and 81 Merinos, OF various color..
Rose and Point Blankets,
choice assortment Of Prints, super and
low priced,
Plain aud figured. brown and bleached
Mu,lins,
Italian Lu',ring and Gro. de Nap. Silks.
fancy colors, &c.
A splendid assortment OF Fancy and D,es.
handkerchief,
English aud French BON bazines,
irish Linens. &c &c together with
Large stock OF Hardware & Queen,ware.
Shoes and Boots--iIsis and Caps.
ALSO,
good assortment OF Groceries, &c. sc.
with every article usually kept in u retail
.iore-to all which invite the attention OF
the public to call and examine before pur.
chasing else where.
GEORGE KooNCE.
South Bolivar, Jan 10. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
BDTuAFIDNa

1NHE subscriber. having obtained two
- eemmodious rooms on the Main Street
has determined on having tao separate aud
distinct spartfnents--ths one for Male. un-
der ~ yess Of age, commencing the nr.t OF
April next, and the other for Femsi con-
Quoted on his usual plan for many years.
Any assistance which will be necessary viii
be engaged. The course will embr.e, ali
the Englist branches taught IN the best Sc
minaries. snd Mr.. J. Rocchietu will tc.eh
Latin, Greek, Italian and French. MIR. N.
Csrusi will teach Music NEXT summer.
Having had experience In tho MANAGE
ment Of = similar Institution, to the salts.
faction OF patrons, he pledges himself Co use
the most edicic means for tho attainms nj
OF the sane object The school will be
furnished with Maps, Globes. Library. and
Chemical, Philosophical and Astronomic. Al
apparatus. Moral, religious aud social du-
ties. will receive due attention. Term. q.
heretofore advertised, for ;he female school.
WI. VI. JONES.
Chariestown. March Q, 1897 At.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
SALT.

at he Depot, UHlesforn.
ME subscribers have several hundred
- bushels of Ground Alum and Liver.
pool SALT. which they will sell low for
cash or exchange for Corn and Pork 1t the
m.tke' price KEiES h EBY.
Dee 2, lS36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
.SOIies to Farmers.

FGNllE subscribers take this method Of IN
forming the customers Of the FOND
WILL and Farmers generally, that they have
into partnership in tie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
SPLENDID JEWELLERY

or ENERT DEsC RIPrIoH,
Esr-Rings, Breast-Pins, Rings, Chains. and
Guards, Buckles, Watches, Thimbles. &c.
Patent Lever and other Watches, Slides.
watch Keys, Gilt sud Jet Buckles, sc.
HarPers-Ferry, Dee. Is, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
WANTED.

I'll Bar Keeper. At he Hapers-
Ferry Hotel.
"A YOUNG Man OF sober and indusiri-
IA Gus habits will meet With o good situa-
ton. upon early application.
HsrPers-Ferry. Feb. 81, 1873,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
FARM FOR RENT.

Will. reut. privsssly. hesvss. shis s.d n.
18th day Of March ssrs. . snail FARM a.
the shessndo.h river. Belonging 20 Dc shiidr.,
koovo BY the name % the e: CIpAa CIiyr. e
No description 10 deemed Necessary, .s p~r.c..
v'shisE 10 r~ot viii psoesbly viev NE pr,,u,,..
for sbems~ives. Possessioa viil be give. o. an.
hrS Of April, sod boed Nth approved sssri,,
req"'red ior The pasetusi pay mes, Of m. r~-,
JOHN q. YATES.
Feo ~, IhJI. .4x(nf for IA snr,,.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
and SE.ISoN:jBLE
GOODS

from inc Eastern markets. which makes my
assortment very complete, and which Offer
70 my friends and the old cusiomers of J. l..
w. Russell. 81 reduced prices FOR cash ard
10 Pnnctna customers. and hope, by strict
s"en'inn W business, and desire 20 please,
to merit liberal share Of public patronage y
assuring them that no sxsrtion viii bo ,n,r.d
TO give general Satisfaction.
DAVID ROoNCE.
ltarpers-Fsrry, Jan 10. 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
Plaster.

RECEiVED and for sale ~ the ,ab.,,,
n Der, supply of PLASTER
WI. T.. TERHiI.I. a co
Ilslliovs, Jas 2e. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

AVlNG purchased the entire Stock Of
n Goods of Messrs }. l.. & "a Russell. I
am now receiving and opening fresh sup
ply OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
CRACKnRS.

UsT received. six barrels water, but
- ter. soda, and soEsr CRACKERS
hsrPer,-fsrry. Feb. .. J. q. HAYS
FREsH I.EnGoHga for ssis by
Use %. isaG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
STONE CUTTING,

apprentices TAINTED.
AAANTED, two Apprentice, 20 learn
w tho Chair Making and Painting Bu-
sine"s BOYS from Is to I6 year, Of age. IL
moral snd rdu.,rious habits, will meet with
good situation by making early spplic.-
ton. LEONARD SADLER.
Chsrlcstown, March ,, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
For Sale,

81 tLoVER SEED, Buckuhr,i Meal, Corn
~ Meal, &c. at the Chsrlesiown DEPOT.
by KEYEs g. EBY.
Starch Q, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-23
ron RENT.

ron RENT.
LIMESTONE FARM. in Bert.l,,
"A county, near the mouth Of the op.-
quon, containing $50 seres. The isod "a 81
productive quality. and the improvement,
arc toisrsols. Apply 20
JOSEPH p. ABELI.
Feb. q, 1897.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

dollar to the milkman-twelye sbill-
ings for half a load of wood-ten sbill.
ings for the baker--a dollar for pair
of shoes for Bob, and a piece of beef
on Sunday. Now John, what is le(tr'
4" Not much; | believe about four sbill.
Jugs. Here is the end of the gold
and silver humbug.
The mechanic is advised to carry ev.
cry note he may receive tor labor to
the Bank and get hard money for il
he does so and in a few minutes after
he receives this specie it finds its wav
into the till of the grocer, and into the
pocket of the baker, butcher, milkman.
&C., who in return pay away that sill.
yer to their customers, and finally it is
again deposited in the Banks Tor new
issues; and It is made to perform Ger.
tain services which bank note in good
credit can just as well perform. Gold
and silver may be admired-very ham
some TO the sight; but can you keep IL?
In one moment it is in your hand, in
the next it passes to your creditors for
family supplies. Why will the labor.
ing classes reduce themselves to mise.
ry and want to support the silly poll.
cy of selfish party? You cut off the
hand of the mechanic when you bank.
rupt the merchant. Where there are
rich people, poor people may obtain
employment and bread, but when the
people are all poor, how are they to
help each other? The only two coun.
tries on earth, where gold and silver
circulates, and banks are unknown, are
Spain and ltaly,-two miserably poor
countries, without commerce and with.
out employment for the laboring class,
as the 10000 Lazzaroni Of Naples can
testify. The two greatest CONNER.
cial, prosperous, fourishing countries
on earth were England and America,
until crippled for while by the con.
temptible experiment Of Andrew Jack.
son and the hard money system.-M
Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17

"GIvE ME sPEcIE-gire me hard
money for this note, said mechanic to
the paying teller of the Bank. "Here
it is my friend" Offhe goes, jingling
the half dollars. soho! !" said he,
"this is the true thing something to
touch-something to feel. How bright
and shiny these half dollars look
Jackson and hard money forever ~
Home he goes with his silver on Satur-
day evening, spreads it on the table
and makes quite display of it.
"John," says the wife, "we owe four
dollars to the grocer for the last week S
supply" "Here it Isl" CA half
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-17
THE LATE {" REIGN OF TERROR. :"

We give to-day some further extracts
from the speech Of Mr.. WISE at Nor
folk. In the following sentences he
touches upon the tendency of the mea.
sures of the late Executive Admins
tration to break down and destroy the
independence and authority of the
House Of Representatives:
Thus did the President and "the
party" humble and disarm the Senate,
and he did not spare the House of Rep
resentatives. That body had always
been obedient enough in all conscience
to his will and good pleasure, but it was
necessary to leave no vestige Of indie
pendence of Congress, and to destroy
both branches entirely in the confidence
and respect of the People. Every
pensioned press aud every partisan
have for years been deriaing and re,
preaching both Houses of Congress and
their members. The Senate has been
denounced as arstocratic, & the House
of Representatives as factious and tur-
bulent. Before last winter, however,
the Executive pretended to preserve n
decent respect at least for the popular
branch; but last winter, when the
House undertook to discharge its duty
as the grand inquest of the nation, in
appointing certain committees to inves-
tlgate the condition and conduct of the
Executive Departments, the President
openly dared to denounce the House
more strongly than he had ever de.
nounced the Senate even repudiated
it as worse than Spanish Inquisition,
openly resisted and trampled upon its
powers, defed its authority to hold the
President and Executive officers &C.
countable, and flagrantly trampled up
on the privileges Of its members. Sir,
| am sorry that the defence of the
House of Representatives and its pow.
ers and privileges fell upon one so fee.
bic as myself but glory in the honor
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-03-31
COrrsspoadeaes Of fle Nsr York Courier and
EH0HiTfr.

Last evening Mr.. WIse's committee met
TO agree upon report. Mr.. Pearce of
Rhode Island commenced reading what was
al first supposed To be the production Of
majority, but what appeared afterwards to
have been concocied by only portion Of
that majority. II vas soon discovered that
II contained misrepresentation, and lnu.
endo ISLANDERS of Mr.. Wise. Gen. Camp
bell OF South Carolina, one OF the mlnorlt, !.
interrupted lis reading, for the purpose Of
proposing alterations; ~hereupon il Was
commended that sOch Il proposition would be
out OF order but the chairman Mr.. WIse)
decided that II vas IN order; from this de
c,slon MIR. Parks appealed, After some de-
sultory conversation II vas agreed tina, the
whole document should be read but that
notes should be- made on the margin of IT,.
as the reading progressed, opposite 10 the
escrPiionable parts, for subsequent cons,d
Grafton. The misrepresentation beca ne
So numerous and so papabIe, that General
Campbell would hear 40 more.
Alter much COLLISION, he expressed his o
pInloE and abhorrence OF that paper, and
remarked that the man who would under.
take 10 sustain # 10 the committee, for the
purpose OF beng reported TO the Hnuse, he
would hold personally responsible, aud II the
individual refused to consider himself bound
by the laws Of honor, then General Camp
bell) would chasilse him ia the committee
room, or 10 the streets whenever he met
him. lie said he would lock the door until
thc question was settled. I'ae paper va.
then Withdrawn.
THIS morning the committee again met.
and Mr. llannegan presented buef report (,
drawn up N courteous terms, as am IL.
ioru"d. The minority dissent from il, but
have no reason 10 CONSIDER It personally Of
irns,ve. llisceriain, therefore, tina, 10 this
as IN the case Of Mr.. Garland's committee.
there will be two reports presented TO the
House tomorrow morning.