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NGT-~E-

NliE Subscriber takes method 20 info-
es< the pa5c generally, that ne Is rssapDiied
win vc-kmea of superior oer and i prepare
BOOTS and SHOES q good be had the
western country. fIe has recently discharged ali aard
eases e. lad, and de,emiael employ az
of the sSehead tribe he cetsrmned pay nigh
ze his Jou-neyeD, ar have none bu, .ae est OF
work maGe having been hrou,h. the bisines. fse
thinks that pubic :. eas. good rrtscle
be purchased elsewhere He would therefore,
say The country all vo-van, puEfese ecets
and stoes c1s17 fo xill 10 vel cali aTe-
IIINFY < CRfs-EEE.
Ri-,uo,S No. - fe3~ f5-;f
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FI INs. HI SALE.

Soc1, Turning Utensils. Household aud AnehcH
Farnitsre. tss. S,e. <sc.
M Ii. be sold, precnposily Third day, 2sa,
w OF Eleventh nonth, (November.) at 10 O'Clock,
VI the hoass The subscriber. Salisbury;
broke Horses cats. from old; 10
head of voiag cat,ie, iaieang cattle; - sheep:
Der OF stock hogs and 10 int hogs, family carriage
harness: two horse almost and
gearing horse and harness, nearly ploushs,
harTs, and u!tyaor about IS OF good hay
iiis III sawed lumbsr grndstonr and number Of barrels
ans. rea :ebs Ae pa,eat cooking stove, nearly new
TIVE :hee beds. edteads and bedding,
craker tables, chars. looking glasses irons
and ons and OF kitchen furniture, tcdiousc
msn,inn. Terms which will be liberal, made known on
,he d,- Of SAILS from day day until all
soli. JOB ELDRIDGE
Elesextl moath 3.l, 1883. 43iss
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4 Black .zss.c Taken r..

TAKEN UP on the 3lst of October. 1889, by Jahn
OF Darke county Ohio.
black mare. six years old, fe-n or sixteen hands
high G.rahsa4. white spnts under
no, heIIv marked vii tta Gears shod Before IKE
ssir leg sapposea swanay.
November 9Th, 1858. A3-3t
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RELIEF ENGINE Couplvy

Monday evening next 9th insi an al ,arue 4
staiaa meeting Of the RelIcl f.asne Company.
M De hesa mt sae ofnee oi the f'rSl Pn-yess-
Punctual ATTENDANCE. Is requested
ID. p. HOLLOWAY
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TAKEN Up By Thornton Alexander,
WING in Grssss<grk township. Rsndolp. cohrt, Ia
na the 18Th day q September fSs-- one e-Cs sorrel
ro s.,,r,-e % 5e two years old-fesa Fnark- hlazs
g. ~ sa, max. ar or-,1s perceiv~bc. Apr sed 70
sos Nv S.mus. II Middleton AMI Georys Lock. \ true
~ - Jo~TrI rr7fGIfIN- J. P
Se-..nsc- 3r., I-35. s3-S'
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RICHMOND L.ICEUM,

ril NEE, at the Warner buildint. e.. Thursday
evening next at 6 O'Clock. The Question for dis
cusson Is. Sought imprisonmen; fc? deb, b.
abo!ished,' Disputan,s on the Affirmative, Aessrs
Lancaster and Rea; on tho Negative, NesSrS.
Sullivan and Perkins.
{. REt Ser mr., Ten,
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REMOVAL.

a PF'HECARiTS' HALL is removed to 81 Main
st. where the subscribers would be happy wait
her old friends and would inform the public generally
shat ttoin the arrangements that thav have
BE able furnish DRUGS, .nEDICLfES, PAINTS
oii.S- and S)fE STCEFS, ii quantity, quality and
price. satisfactory to all. PECK & co.
r'irtir,e, >,ov. II. 1898. [Gazl tJ--J0
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PUBLIC SALE.


0N Sunday the Ist Of Dec nevt. VIA BE- sold. all the
perso,aI estate Of ThsIeus lveiece-sad. consisting
ryo f,e Mare horse Hagsor. Izsge quantity of
Fao.s and Shoes fire and coarse; Tubs ad measues
household and kitchen furniture. Sale ~eRed al the
hons. of ,5e subscriber in Richmond. md cofnece =, 10
o-c,ork Terms n zae known the day sfsaIs
PETER EWING. Admir-
p:.s-ao,g " fath l-2- 54-3t
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Coop News FROM MIssIssIrPI.-A slip from the
Office of the Nashville Wing brings some
counts of the election which took place in Missis
sipp the 22d and 23d ul,. for State Treasu-
rcr and to fill the vacancies in the I.egislature.--
Ia Lowndes county the Wings have gloriously
triumphod in elec,ing Mr. PEBBLES to the House
over parson Butler, O.. F.)--Pcebles 6lS, But
Ter oC:1. In Nozubcc, Dr. V. NJ. Murphy, (Whig,)
is elected K. III. Grant, e.. F) by maj ority
of VOTES. These results viii probably secure a
Wing y. s. Senator in the place OF Judge 'Trotter
IN Iowndes. for State Treasurer, Brown. (W)
rcce!.ed s9l; Fall. (L.F) 100; Craig, (L.F. 23l.
T.. No:;uhec county Attic election for Congress
ncA la. >o;ember, tie .oco t,,ocos had ma joir-
y o. Np,-arls II fifty, and IN i-owndes then
atcce-uea Ter TIC FIRST time. These results are
.,:o1. Gratifying. All. taken in connection with the
late elections in Georgia ard North Carolina, in
Hl,catc wholesome state of public feeling at the
Sol,tn--fB .iu,,,sre Chronicle.
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Silver Ware Malesa fa Il ~ v.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
,ha, prepared manufactase all kinds OF Sill
NERW ARE, sho:; notice and III handsome and sub
This highest pee'vi be p,id n, Ill Times
old gold and silver. j. {. SERtiuSCN.
Richmond, Nov. & 1888.
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ADMINISTRATORS ECTICE.
III. persons indebted the of Trades Ives
deceased requested to cake ifnrns ias pay 20 y
nd all t,s. having claims arritt the said estate
oesen, ,han legally authenticated within one year Sc
estate IS Supposed % De solvent
Richrno,1 No. l0sh. 1879 4s-3t
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A Administrators Notice.

OFFICE Is hereby given to those indebted tho
of Jrm-s c. Bankhead deceased, late OF this county.
make immcdai p1ymen and all those hav ing claims
against the sid present their legally
t.entcated within year The supposed
srfvent.
b. STRAWBRIDGE, Admir-.
November, 3ryi, 1898. 43-3t
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REsIGNATIoN OF JrrcE WHrrE--The Nash
vie wing OF the 9th instant, saws: BY last eve
nin.s Knoxville mil. His Excelicncv Gov
oahnon, received letter from the Hon. lirGu l.
HIFE, under date Of the 81 inst. rendering. as
we understand, his resigE ton . member of the
I 3 Senate. The Judge states in G.s coinfnani-
cation that IN common with many OF hie neig hbors
ne suffered with the prevailing autumnal fever
ana nFss''.,h free NJ present from disease. he Is
vet so Weak as To forbid the journey 20 Washing
Ion by the day iLat Congress couvencs
This Willingness on The par, of Judge White
10 abandon a commission which he has so long
see 'yith credit tie ks. self and the aln,,s, inivcr
sal saiislhazon OF the ;As-sse of Tes~.. $scc has
honhicFs tses sc deed 81 az ialSo<e u tia. pub
nc oniy defsaads IL I- &a4dS. 2as fr-s. a d.
inclination 10 ss2tI t, ser, cs, o rae state
the Governor therefore ai...ecsating the feel
ngs oisthis worthy and sesernbic sersaet of the
people, 'sa NRowiK- ,: oe,..-aI lscts.2cc hich
would be Eek lsy his iesov- citzesls to part with
his services. ;as we'll az entertaining re hope
''iat ais usual strcRgi.. will he 50 .r restor-
ed as 20 caabic hi'R To resunse his seats unwil-
mig undrr present circumstances. 10 accept his
resignation. and we understand. has so nd, .sed
the Judge by .etter.@-Cin. u hts,
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The. Pork Easiaess.-ALroS. H.. Ne. ).

We unleFssasd that general a r1an serienis have
been made by some of our. .en,erf,tsing' feI-
low 70 o,uzetss 70, en'oafSias eSIeHsise-y IN the
means have been provided Tor TIE purchase of
Hogs, and we earn r:ori 4: authentic source
that all Which may be brough; 10 n,ariSc:
will command ready cash sale. The prices
now offered for fat hogs, weighing 200 lbs. or O.
vcr. vary from $3.50 to 800 per cwt: for those
under 200 lbs. from $500 to $685.. Fat cat
Re. bring from 500 - $50 ncT cwt Telegraph
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COLLECTION.

SANEE s- 4. MUMMEY, will collect merehanis
- accounts and others; if encouraged, render Il
ead,.cehf-nt, will deposit any security required.
Fec tesnsny Of character lac will refer any gensmcs
't~s--s - io~'ihg indis idtias:
JoHs HaISKs. R:,h,n,nd l.
B. W. DAVIS, : '
Gro \. FaRaUHAR.l
lEwIs DAVIS, -Ne1c Idris, Ohio.
Dawn CorIoA,
IwEp,K kouM, -,
STUMP & C.uNKLR, "''"Su'soN's N"'e.
kicE1a1rr, October 9th, 1889. 42-1
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TERMS or DvERTIsINC

O. dollar per rre irce insers..as and twenty See
each a.dit-afl inscroa Ter square for thsse
months. IS; for SIX ror,s So; SIC f.s annsn; two
square. 10 50 per annu; three squares $20r ansm
Merchants Druggists nnd Others advertising by ne rear,
will b. charged f column of 1000 ems SEQ pesaan.n,
for ,,ree-c,rrns columns $50: Pr haifofs sDinsae3
70: quarter a eoisspa. rs. 9ee-ttjoa of21se- emf
aver.eraenss longer thaa q'sassefrf
columns. inserted by the half yesr and al
tered Chaac.r eaa petitions fa divorces, -
raid invariably in advance. AGvsrss~s COMING faQ
zoyosd. - vita lie essa, rness s'ssr-s
fer heafieetis ~ 3 ersta.r Dpoifsae..
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PUrL.C SALE.

PUrL!C SALE.
VII!.L &c sold Public Sat, "a MoNnAy, tta p IF
" Secembc. ssxs. ths late re1iaenoe nf stephen
g. Huns deceased me !ooWns property u said deceased
consisting, III part o. r Re Ger, two Stoves
ished Leather and ,tt.nis,ca, with LANYARD
TOOLS, &c. Sale oc-:-.cf'cS 10 O'clock m. and
a'' -''s''A'Fs s''S' ,Mlr fill Hu11 t, a1a
Terms made know. OF d. II SAT-
November l., 1898. 45--,7
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Il q NJ OvA iEo

- r.. r1EDEI.I,, has removed his Tailoring .bo, 2,
-. one To3r north of Main Pearl street. where he :,
tei' tn carry On the TAILORING BUSINESS in all N.
various bnches and being pct favor. wo,
respectfully request a continuance Of the same.
H. lie - also agent for Mr. divers proved pa,en.
.nouldcr system for cutting garments.
Richmond. Nov. ith, 1887. Ar
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ADMINS 1RAlOR'S SALE.
WILL be sold the Sd day of Twelfth month ODE
w cember) next all the personal estate of Abraham
Symons. deceased consisting of Horse Cow ind
Calf, Hogs, two horse Wagon, Stove, Hay in
stack. good OF Framing tools also, moulding rlane
chisels and other FOOLS tedious nen.ic Hoc-
hold and Kitchen Furniture. Sale tc held ! the
residence of the deceased in Dublin; and
70 O'Clock terms made know. Oh :he day OF sale
.AAROt, l.. PLEAS.
... lr'1.H sfpRRIS
llth nc. lin, 1893 (l5@'N 3dt5inis =.
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FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT.

LII persons iniets. .he subscriber. herefy
n tAea. TIA. ,ncy canno. have longer indulgence
:. moss already DUE. Such nv
necessities fer -eoaey ilat must have - if j.
= will maze ac1 ast = s cent all u'eaies
tnZ, which due provided the
same paid before eao 25;h De-. all that
unpaid at that tune. somebody mas, DG- costs
DETERMINED 70 81 T., tridtotl! respect to persoHas.
IRWIN REED.
Richmond. No. l., 1855. TJeTerSoaian, copy.I 45,f
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An AMslual EXHIBIT

Of To receipts and Expenditures Of IVdync :tu-
ty, from the 9th day Of 4Nofc,.bcr. 1887, e he
18th t,ar Of -Norember, 1898, ';rclusire
RECEIPTS
Amount i. the hands " reeef:fer the g,
lay o November. 1887. ~ t11i
Rec,S IF r. o. Noble. II, Il Of .ax for 1877 frs 50
!. Jehn ID Morrison acct OF lax for 1855, = 10
u j. III. Hutchenson rent for public ground Is o.
" S3ndry vend foreign nerchandi u, PSI 1t
:. sundry parsons license n permits z2i %
= Sundry persons Or grocery license, 80 90
u Sundry persora 70 exhibit shows, Igp
: Hannah, tserk, Jurors fees - 80
= .,nndry persons yead wooden clocl~, u g
To,e: amour. of feeetfa, s.760, 3ss
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STAND BACK We BUCKEYES!
Wake MAJ for the Empire State

We have tailed to receive our New York pa
pers for two mails. This is omnous Of the sue
cess of the Wings We copy the following from
the Columbus Journal. Soho is great State.
that no sane person will disputc but tnat Chic is
no, the wno!c United States, IL Il aarsowful truth
which Mr.. Van Buren, is ahou. &C .ea,gc. '.he
great commercial heart of this r.!igh;v rational
giant, las ia,eiled against Kindernook ''and all
his worlss!'' Let Patriots shout with 10y From
the business centre of this business pSoflc, Mr.
Van Buren, has been hidden TO stay his hand--the
Sub-Treasury has been cotlined and sunk III deep
waters--Circumstancc Change Ca!nbreng has
received his instructons--and Eli fioorc, the he
Fanny Wright has had EMIT written upon ms
back! The following letter from New York c',f
dated on Thursday las, ,herads the glorious news
Sour election closed yesterday. aud resulted in
a glorious victory for the Wings. We have car
ricd our whole ticket by about 1900 70 1900 ma
,-i,v The probability is, that we have carried
The State
Tho city is Represented in the present Congress
by two Wings and two Tories In the next Con
.rcsa Curtis and Hoffman, Wings. arc continued,
and Moses II. Grinnell and james Monroe sue
reed .'ambrelcng aud Moore.
/ TN "Wednesday evening, about 10000 Wings
/ matched in procession, cheering the congressman
elect, and he Mayor. They passed Tammany
| s'5ott one O'Clock, 'pavrg the Dead March, and
swing Ifac awful groans opposite the Did Wig
), ao,W7
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Totr-. amount Of reccii (,
EXPENDITI RS.

odd out a,.i expended ,ctti tie period aforesaid.
aid TO -uperv sors of Roacs X Road Viewers 31l 49,
Grand Jurors iG1 -
Travers Jurors, 300 90
Overeers poo & keeping poor persons GIL Al.
s. superb ,e1len, Of A-,lom, 1888 1871
Sundry yersons for materials and work
the ts.4ttf III se4
County tfctsrnissionera. I42 %
= sslifs extending on courts and Jurors 203 Is
:: Assessc.S e reveruc. $40 90
Trustees (. icheo sections & school Com'rs. s3 S7i
Associate Judges, liz 90
Jurors Oh naues, By Coroner. =. So, D
:. S,ndry -ers0ns for and m. IL .Crcc
en- ucfIir .roand 90 y
w Comn,oss' las, payrncnt on court 1000 90
For sualsies fer Jail, - AZ.
;. CoII.ctc-. for delinquenl list, 2ll 204
- aLeK his eatlal aIoxan.c, - %
el
&. For die sfag pri7ohuFs, 2l' -
b. GUARDING Jt;., !, 90
T. r. S4cke,i fc- Record Boas= ard Record
-, aT's InieaInEe<- ~ 6cl
q Fer prinsn- AMI paper, 80 3T4
A,.nr,ey,s feas. Il 30
Inspector, judges and C!erts Of elections
and r.trns % gu
~ Desk for Cle.k's ot.ce 40
Coma, Se.l 10 o.
'Summ3-iEtr III ,esse4 ior err lar, = 20
CouI.v SsrYeyar, f1r I'D notes II 90
S,rndres fls Col. House, 80 80
County Treasurer his pax ceatLn2, ~ y
n T. 20 n. s T:.s.,,: 0 e 81 81
THOMAS COMMONS, 1.sW.C.
November 5th, 1888. kt-si
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iSsH;DE ishaSD.-i'ke two Houses of the LecIS-
tature OF Rhode Island proceeded ..rrand
mittec, Oh Saturday last, to elect u Senator of
the United States Cor the term Of six wears, TO
succeed Asher kobbia.. whose fern of office will
expire on the ith Of March next. The choice
fell upon Nathan Fellows Dixon, who received "A
majority OF 30 votes out of SD. Upon this selec-
ton the Providence Journal remarks as follows:
"Nr. Diyoa t,a- le.e Ire tnown as one of the
r.ost prominent =. c.ners of the Wing party III the
seGteT- part u ...e state be was for many wears
n representative 10 the Geretal Assembly from
the Town of caterly, and for several -eesons was
Speater Of the liouse. lis election can,ot fail
loprosc highly satisfactory &c tho ishfr iArongh-
. CT! TIE S.a.e's
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- isIssippi-C ;ecring.-The sigma. triumph
CT tie Wings in Mississippi, at the recent special
elections hcd in that state, aieraS -; have made
salutary impression upon Judge "ro,ter. the
Pres5nlU. 5. Loco ioco Senator rom that state
si'hc Cc!umbus Miss.) Argus of tie 3O.h ult
gives tic fclow;ns -u1rcr. I've sincerely hope i.
may prove lrue.
x RU,Ss.--It is said that Judge Trot.er has
sent III his si1natton as l. :. Senator. We
were not prepared .vc this, but presumed that
the result of the election n tbs COUNTY "6uld u
duce him to withdraw lis narne as a car d.da,e
for collections. We car. sc-dl" 52nevc the
NOR. but III 4 week or two we shall Know certain
l.: what the Judge intends pursuing.'
The same paper also contains the following par
agraph:
L. s. SENAroR--The result Of the special C.
loctions in this state for members %. the Legs
lature settles the question Us to L. S. Senator.
and IT the Wing members are united. Mississippi
will be represented by Wing in the L.. 2 Sen
ate. Judge Troiter rested all hi. toces upon
the election IN his own county, b., Ee has been
beaten fairly and honoraby: and in all probable
lily he VII decline reelection.
We have been authorised say that the following
funds receivable at the Fort Wavee land Of
fee, thc Bank Bits being Of the denoIrna ion Of
twenty dollars upwards viz
State Bank Il Indiana; Ill the Banks of Cincn-
natic Bank Of Hamilton; Bank oC DAYTON: North
ern Bank OF Kentucky; Banks at par in the cities
OF New York and Philadelphia; Treasury Eoies,
ORDERS. Receipts; Scrip; Gold and Silver
.'o.t Wayne Sentinel
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rPcu m. STATE.

rom the State at large returns are ilr.,icd.
We have no; inGt';,ed !: Pops CT ohctconing the
groa, majority by syEic.; Gov Marcy was elected,
but so far returns ard ii they al bl ue Ter the
Tories On this head, advise the Wings not
to be over-sanguine. We abbrevia,c Il number cf
partial returns from tho counties, which spread
out a, length in the New York papers, retaining
the triumphant language Of III oN'ginuis
WESrCHESTER--In 1886 this county gave
1899 majority for Van Buren,. The glorious Wing,
have reduced it 73S, as far as heard from, and
it thought the full returns will bring it down t.
400
DRANGE.--In 1896. Marcy had 1896 majo..
ty-pow his majority IS bare l39 Three cheers
Fer Orange!
OUEENS.-Marc. rather ahead--in 1886 .is
ma iori,y was 25S.
RICHMOND-In 1896. the Wing ma iority
was 2--it is now estimated at 40.
DUTCHESS.--Dutchcss has done nobly! So
far as heard from the Wings are $50 ahend, which
will suffer but little reduction--in 1886. Marcy
had majority of l1l0. Glorious Duchess
rive her nine cheers!
EINGS.-Whig ma iori,y IL.
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INTERESTING LErFER.-Theiast n.sst,er Of the
west iennesscean contains tlte proceedings 1T
the great Wing dinner, IN honar ct Mr. Bell at
Paris. Tenn. on the 18th inst, Among the let
tiers OF distinguished rncn to the C,mnttee ut
Arrangement Is the follow ing s.d,n.rabie one from
Sr. Clay. We cannot but smile. vi iic reading
- 90 think how it ms, sting Polk and Grundy--
{Lou;s-Hc JocraaI
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G.. : RE.A. Sec. pro tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-27
DOMESTIC.
FROM FLORIDA.

CHARLESTON, April l6.-The u. S. steam packe,
Poinsett Capt. Ta,hen arrived Saturday, from ST.
Augustine, brought The Herald of the 9Th nst from
which we have made some extracts
We learn from passenger in the U. steamer Poin.
set from ST. Augustine that about week ago, Col.
Bankhead captured seventy Indians Key Biscane,
and that an express mail rider between Camp King and
Fort Dade, and two men, Newnansville, had been
killed by the Indians II also reported that Gov.
Call had been killed by the Indians in west Florida.
We are also indebted to friend, Capt Sisson, Of
the scr Exit, for the following letter, which communi.
Gates some information that will be found interesting
Below ALSO will be found some items under the Savan.
nah head. relating TO affairs in Florida-Courttr
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Extract Of a letter to The Editors.

Er.Tdct Of q letter TO lie Editors.
"NoRTHAMpToN, Va, April 10.
"Presuming that the people of your Borough, as we'll
the citizens Of the State generally feel interest
TO the result of the election contest which is TO take
place next week in this county between Joseph Segar
and WIN. L. Savage am sorry to say. that much fear
able representative, Mr. Segar will not be returned
The cry of ",axes! taxes!" Qhe weight of which, as
the result, ofhis liberal support Of Internal improvements
has been much eraggeraed used with great industry
and success against him. Should he not be elected It
will be deep Of modification here as doubtless
will be wherever Mr. segar is known, and his talents
and usefulness appreciated they deserve Judge
Upshur by request addressed the people, last week on
the subject before Mr.. s. had got home The Judge is
warm friend to improvement, the most enlght
ened men in the county But fear it will be to no pur.
pose. Gen. Bayly from Accomack has also addressed
the people, at Eastve IS. being absent) against i'm
provement. MIR. S. got home last Friday, and has ad
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Ito be continued }
IN SENATE.

.douuuy, 1PTH xo, IoSo .
Mr.. Clay of Kentucky presented the proceedings Of
sundy citizens OF Cleveland, Ohio, against the lnde
pendent Treasury BILL laid on the table and ordered to
The Chair announced communication from the Pre-.
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vile and Sea View; but his zeal and cloqlence r,
pear 10 be of little avail Next Fridnr. :r Sc,- vii
address the reope at EHstvi!ie and H." -rIt g.. ,'
At Franz Town. heartily WISH wn.le au co...,..
10 saw | Eluch doubt. his success
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the fact alluded to; and went to argue that this
subject on which the Hnuse ought 10 be particularly
careful He considered the proceedings Of the commit
lee Irregular and contrary 10 the rule of the Manua
which had been adopted and made therue Of The House.
He wished the trial of member TO be open before the
House. when the witnesses could he subject to
amnations; and commended that the testimony taken in
secret BY the committee could not be used in trial be.
fore the House, and therefore ought not 10 be printed
and circulated.
The Sneaker inmated that these remarks transcribed
the proper limits of The discussion upon the motion be.
fere the House.
Mr. Menefee only alluded 10 the fact that the report
conld M, he used 10 show it ought not to be printed
Mr. Lepare wished to ask how far it proper for a
committee session to try member OF the House
The Speaker said it was not in order TO 60 into that
inquiry en- u motion to print.
Mr. Ieuare with all Difference to The Chair. thought
be rules of the Manual were laid down as the law Of the
House. it was necessary to look into the practice of
lament 10 look the practice Of this House in other
cases. and 10 look at the fundamental principle that,
when person accused he is 10 be confronted with his
accuser and with the witnesses.
The Speaker replied that that would be very proper
when the re port should be before the House but an
incidental motion to print paper it was not in order
Mr.. Menefee concluded with argument 10 show the
impropretyiof going on 10 duplicate member before
committee.
Mr.. Thomas briefly stated the distinction of the
arising under the parliamentary law laid down. BY Mr.
Jefferson, as originally cited by MIR. Robertson. Mr.. T.
commended that its application where committee,
CHARGED with the examination Of subject, discovered
in The course of their Investigations that member
of the House was incidentally charged but The present
case was altogether of different character for the fact
that members were implicated notorious, the COM
mee specially raised with reference 10 it, and they were
specially directed to inquire into it. Mr. T. had voted
for the orignsl resolution he believed that common
sense as we'll as parliamentary law, which was founded