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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

TIME HOUSE AND LOT lately occupied as a res
Il deace, by }. D. breckenridge, deed, Staun-
ton. Va, is for sale.
This property offers an opportunity FOR one of the
best Investments as il can be rented To great advan.
tage 1t has Five rooms with Fire-places, and Your
other Bcd-roomsa barge brick, two storic.' hitch.
en-, and large Ice House, over which is \ frame
Budding Of tNo tloors, convenient for Store Recon-,
fsRns One fourth in hand, and the balance n
\. n. BREcklNkiDGE.s
AHl' ~ iHoo'~u' stanton, Va.
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F.iss,tnju. gkOels.

TIME undersigned is prepared to put up Lightning
L Rods any place in Augusta, OF the adjoining
counties, in the speediest and most substantial man
ner. His teams constantly in service, in meet
ing the demands for these truly useful articles which
every owner of house or Barn should have. Or
ders received at any time.
Address JOHN ID. MAH0N,
Nay At National Hotel, Stanton, Va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

CAPT. WIN. CHAMBERS --Onr noted Giend,
Capt Chambers, who during brief sojoufu in
in Rockingham, was thought to be Gen. Win
field Scott, has been elected Coroner Of the
County Of Augusta, by an overwhelming ma
jorfiy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

Chclsra.--A % cent bottle of Perry Davis Pain
Killer will seldom fail to cure cholera ii resorted to
in season. No one should do without it during chol-
time. 1t will cure pains of all kinds.
May PAW
A Friend in Need is the Basam Of Wild Cherry
to all who afflicted with the bronchial troubles OF
Asthma. Its singular power over these diseases has
rendered DR.. Wistar famous wherever pulmonary
complaints are known.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
Trustees Sale.

I will sell at Public Auction, on Monday the 2etl
Il instant court day. in front of the Court IIous,
in Staunton, at IL o'clock, Sixty-Four Shares oil
Stock in the Virginia Central Railroad.
TgRMs OF SALE.-Cash or Negotiable paper at
months, satisfactorily endorsed with discount I'D
dcd. II BELL,
Trustee of 5 Lukens
CUSHING d. WATTS, Auctioneers. May II
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WAJ. SURY & Co

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS of HATS
IVA in the Old Bell Tavern building opposite }.
Brandeburgs Store respectfully invite the attention
of the public to their large and well selected Stock,
consisting of Fur, Beaver, SLOUGH, White and Black
Russia, and every description of Fashionable Hats.
We solicit share of public patronage, and feel as
sured that give satisfaction to the purchaser
MAY II lg,e Am
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DLACKsMTH,s TOOLS &C,

r HAVE on hand full supply of Toools for Black
Il smiths, vz Bellows OF all sizes; Anvils of var-
9gs qual,es soa box and ind common csf sere"
Sledges, Rasps. Files, Rod and Round Iron; Buggy
and Wagon Tire; Wagon Boxes, &C., de- All OF
which am prepared to sell at the very lowest rates.
Those in want are invited to examine before purcha-
sing. GEO. L. PRICE.
May II, 1856
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Up E.VOVs.YE.

Y kAMERER has removed his Watch Making
81 and Repairing Establishment to the room di-
recty opposite the Virginia Hotel, formerly oceu-
pied by Wm b. Kerr. Thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, he re-
spectuy solcits continuance of the same, assured
that he can give entire satisfaction to all.
May II 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

as- Jas. A. Seldom and Ii. l.. Hopkins
have been selected as delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention from the Richmond
District. THIS delegation is for Mr..
Pierce.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

AccIDENr.--We are sorry to learn that
Thos, J Niche, seriously hurt Ills arm
from fail ON Wednesday last. whilst leav-
ing the residence Of MIR. Southal of Chat
Iottesvile. His wife left here on Friday
morning TO attend him in his confinement
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

The ELECTION passed off very quietly
here, there heing ba, two free fights in
which about one dozen persons got black
eyes and buised noses. Nothing more.
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FRESH CONNECTIONS, WHOLESALE
OR RETAIL.

EOHN D. ANToNI has just received the most ex-
ever brought to this market Such as French aud
other Fancy Candies. Oranges, Lemons, Pruncs
Figs; Rasins, Fresh Peaches in cans, and every de
scpton Of fruit to be found at this season of the
year. He also has received a supply of Fresh Nuts
OF every description. Toys and Fancy articles OF
all kinds and qualities. Candies and Cakes of his
own manufacture &c.
lie is prepared to furnish parties with Cakes Ice
Creams, dc., at the shortest notice.
Ice Cream constantly on hand. He respectfully
asks visit from his friends and the public general
ly. Store on Main Street, opposite HlRSnS.
Nav TO- 1856
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RICHMOND, May %, 1856.

BALTIMORE, May ,s.-FlouT, She market firm,
and buyers giving $500 $50 heat 40 to l.50
Corn, 81 to IS cents. Oats, 45 to so. Rye, 50
cents. Clover Seed, o so to $40. Timothy, So to
400.
PHftADE4pHtA.-Flour,6 ESQ to 700. Wheat l.55
of.7o Oats 40 cents. Tho offerings of Beef Cat
tie this week were abont 900 head, sales at GOA
ST 90 per lts Cowsand Calyes-Saes at from
20 to $50. Sweepstakes at4 50aSG, IS per head.
Hogs-Salos at Sc 20.
Wheat 10.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

REALIZATION OF SPkINe,-The very
best dinney Of which we have partaken
for five years, we enjoyed at the National
Hotel on Friday last. We had green To-
matops, GREEN Peas, Cue umbers, Goosrber-
ry Pie, and everything that the most fas-
tdeous taste could desire. The fact is
the National is kept ia style of superb
elegance. rarely surpassed m the State.
DOUBLE TR1uMpH.-No only was the
nominee Of the county K. N. Convention
defeated for Common weaIth's Attorney but
The President OF that Conventioa was de-
featedior Magistrate.
PERsoNAL.-A card in the American of
to. day over, the signature of G. K. Gilmer is
,be legitimate result Of conversation had
with the "junior" of the Vindicator. The
spirit and purport of the article ore cordi-
ally rsciprocated, and anything that may
have been construed as personally offensive
in the articles which appeared in the col
umns of the Vindcator Of the 17th, cheer
fully disclaimed
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

d virtue of decree made by the Circuit Court
the of William l.. Figgat and others, vs.. the
junction Valley Turnpike Company and others
pending therein, the Undersigned Commissioners for
the purpose appointed, will, Saturday the oh day
Of august 1856, sell at Public Auction Ia the hirli
est bidder, at the front door OF the Court House in
Lexington, the franchise q. the said junction Valley
Turnpike Company gad its roads with the appurtc.
nances thereto attached. The road is sixtv miles in
length, leading from Buchanan to Staunton and
with judieieus management may be made profta
Bile investment.
TKRNs Slash in hand sufficient 10 paw cost of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the residue credit of
xix, twelve, eighteen, and twcnty-tour months, in
four equal instruments, the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security.
THOS. j. NICHE,
WIN. w. BOYD,
5. McD. MOORE, Con rs'
L. +. PAXTON.
May 3, isso.-tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

Co. lion. G. $. Lewis, OF Harrl,on. and
Jas $. Carr, Of kanawha, have seen eho-
sen as delegates to the Cincinnati Conven'
lion from the Pa kersburg District.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

&C. w. B, Edwards and W. b. Stands
are The delegates from the Norfolk Dis,
trict, TO Cincinnati,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
SHOE LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

lust received, French Calf Skins, Mems and
- Women's Morocco, White and Park Innings,
Findings, Pegs, Web, Wax, Bristles, and COM
dren; Boot and Shoe Trees, Cramp Boards, Clamps,
and every description of French Kit, fer gale low.
May II, 1856 GEO. +. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

n B-I will also offer FOR sale, at the same time
aud place a Cabinet Of over 500 specimens of yaa
able Minerals, ell numbered and cataogued and put
up in very elegant case, a very large and conve-
nient Bookcase and large lot Of Books. j. IL.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24

DETERMINATIONS. democrat. for sher>
if, carli,s this county by $50 majority.
1t is thought d. Z. Moore, k. N, is
elected over E. F. Paxton, dem, for Com
monwealth S Attorney. The contest, how
ever, is doubtful.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
Surviving Partners of jas. Il. Bel 90
April 20, 1855. w.

SrKtNG MD SUMNER CAMPAIGN N REA
- l~MADE CLOTHING Rooms gsrssr y T. -
g'nia Hefel-The uHderss ncd bees ieaye to sta,a
that independent of sill party associations. AZ ARE
sen's hlhsem once mare 20 the psbo fer tAejr Kind
ttotai"9 iNy ,he spring and Summer Cemrairp' n
.no luahiv, 4aanley anerichness ef my stock ia tn
Dc inc sfiter,sn to secure saecesa am am assuret
honorable means to secure sales. without socris.
OIL principles o. e. priees,) Running as no nartv
man, asking your support in my Business yoa can.
GU aahgermE your fair reputation for con,is
ing Tor thS approaching season. and can as. ure ysn
mag 's"iIl &c as much To your advantage os t mn
,'r h,ssa engage in the campaign With no sucrard
WIZ, est WITH the motto, 81 must and win swnn q :.
., Wy stock comprises more than the usuei vsri, ~
ee tha ta IRON esegp Steamer Sait, costing s2,a
oS; .hen, and give your spppcrt To your very
Anvil % 1 Ntu'' JACOB P0lLlTL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
VIRGINIA LAND AGEIyl |

FT7IE attention that Virginia lands are attracting,
IL in this as well in the neighborng State of
Pennsylvania has induced the subscriber to open in
Hagerstown, Washington county, Md, an Agency
for the sale of
VIRGIN REAL ESTATE.
1t is well known to the thrifty Farmer of this sec
ton that land OF excellent quality lying in the State
OF Virginia is selling for one-half and in many IN
stances one-third the average rates here; and this
fact has induced and is still urging many to look up
homes in the 's0ld Dominion 10 persons who are
disposed to part with their Farms, Mills Distieries,
or other Real Estate opportunity is now offered
which, it must be believed be to their interests
to improve.
The conditions on which the subscriber proposes
to act ASCENT are, that description of the land
very desrabe,) and that he be authorized to adver
tise in newspaper published in Hagerstown,
which advertising is to be ehargeable to the owner
of the land As regards my pay will be willing to
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-05-24
COMMISSIONERS sale of yALUABrE
REAL ESTATE.

obedience to decree Of the Ciretit Court Of
Il kockbrdge, pronounced at the present term in a
cause therein pending in the name of Gooioe 4 Bell
James +. Rels heirs and cfhsrs the pndersrnei
commissioners IN said decree named, VIII on 1ue,-
dog, ae 27h day Of M'g nest, on DO premises es
pose 70 SAFE, BY way q Public Auction, the Yalun-
Die iAN EhN PROPERTY situated at Gashen Brdp,
tie present terminus Of the Virginia Central Rail
road, in the county Of Rockb:iago. The Hotel con-
taihs w rooms, Is well arranged, and suitco for The
purpose for which il WIS bnilt. There are nnnn m.
premises, Tive Large DWELLING HOUSES in ad
diton to the Tavern Property, Smoke House. two
large STABLES, Gene shielded, two Granaries Store
ssipom' nlaeksm'th Shop. and Cabinet Makers
shop, with IS acre. Of Land
TERMS OF ; ME Cast, in hand sufficient To nav
the costs Of sale, and onethird of the purchase mon
ey ana as to the residue, in three equal annual III
stalments, from the day of SALE the purchaser eyr
cutting bonds with good personal security. and the
title retained as Ultimate security NV
WIN. II. McDANNALD.
April 20, Is50.-tds C",Sn;ss;onar,
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Valuable Farm i'm EeockbriI,gc
FOR SALE.

ID virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 10 ne by
~ David II. Bell and wife to secure debts therein
mentioned, will oeeed to sell to the highest bid
der, on the premises an the oath day of MAY ls56,
that VALUABLE FARM, GOSHEN, the late resi-
fenee Of Joseph Ball, decd, containing some 1 or
400 acres This land lays on the Big Calf Pasture
trail Railroad, within few hundred wards of the
Goshen Depot. The improvements are substantial
two story Brick Dwelling house with Basement four
about web regulated Farm. Persons wishing to
purchase wil please examine the premises which are
valuable.
Terms :-0ne-fourth of the purchase money in
hand, Of negotiable no<e at sixty ninety GAYS
interest added, well nlofsed, the bssnee in three
equal annual payments, with approved Neeurity for
Ike dsferred instanents, and te retained until all
the purchase money Is paid.
WIN II. SHaNEilN,
April p lS3f.-tds. Trustee.
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Bottled Soda Water.

V'HE subscriber, having procured the necessary
Il apparatus, is now Bottng Soda Water from
his Fountain, favored with any kind of Syrup, and
isprepared to furnish Hotels, Private Families, &c.,
il any quantities. His Soda Fountain is also in CON
slant operation Address orders to j. b. ESk-
RIDGE, Situation. j. &. NJ. MEkRlLAIT.
MAY II, 1856
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r E z Err EN- CE S.

Charles Hitc, ESD,
Col Isaac Bowman, IShenandoah Co., Va.
Sanl'l Richardson, ESD,
Maj. Thomas Brscoe,
Col Thomas Ilite, jefferson Co., Va.
Meredith Helm, Esq,
Hon. VIM. Hamilton,
James Watson, Esq, Hagerstown, Md.
Thomas Harbine, Esq,
Norman Miller, Esq, Martinsburg, Va.
John Helm, Warren county, Va.
&a9-All letters of inquiry promptly answered.
JAMES II. GROVE,
attorney at Lar and Red Estate agent,
MAY 17-Printers fee 80 Hagersoan, Nd.
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FOR RENT.

,1,HE large Brick Dwelling House belonging to tht
L estate of j. B. breckenridge, decd, situated
near che Court House. Apply to
A N BRECKIERIDGE.
Nay 10, 1856
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REMOVA AL,

WHEELER 4 LEOPOLD take pleasure in inform
w ing their friends and the public, that they
Store, Main St., formerly occupied by 4. G. Bur
well as Dry Good Store, directly opposite White
and Pattons, where they will keep the largest and
best made Stock of Ready made Clothing to be found
anywhere in the county or State and in regard To
prices they defy competition
They advise all in want of Clothing to call, as you
will find there larger Stock than at any other
cent by buying of that long and well established
firm. Don't fail to call at
WELLER d LE0poLD'S.
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VXTINDOW GLASS; have constantly on hand
w the usual sises, and will furnish at short no
ce, any size wanted, of any quality, at lowest fac
tory rates GEO PRICE,
May II, 1856
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April 20, Is5O.-tds. " - Con- co@niss;oDers

SAFE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Az
ne same time and place. will be sold by Nm II
Bel Henry \. Goodloe surviving partners 81 La
E. e fell \ :, Co all the HotSEHOLb aa4 KITcH
80 ha cha4I ~, consisting OF everything nee
Of good quality p Head Of Hogs; to 100 Bush' !.
OF toEN and OATS; also valuable Negro w.,
a"d thta J she is sos,d washer weaver and seam.
Terms made known "a daY of sale.
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VN0R THE LADIES. From this time forward,
L. Ladies' Dress Goods can be had at reduced pri,
ces. and those wishing Berages, Challic De LANES
Silks, &C., will do well to call upon J. NJ. NELSON,
at the ole stand y Deakins Merritt, Main Street
two doors above the Marble Yard, Call soon.
May q, 1886
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rTNo PRESERVE HEALTH.-Rise early, drink
clear conscience, and buy your Clothing from WE'LL
LER & LEOPOLD, at their new Stand, Main street,
Cornee Store, formerly occupied by T. G. BulwelI
Nav s., ls5G-3t
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Springs and Axles.

TUST received, full supply of Springs, As,e
- Hub Bands, nashers, Tire IF I'll sizes Boxes,
&c, &c, all Of which viii be sold at the very loves,
market rates GEO. L. PRICE.st
Nav H. 1856
The daily union., 1856-12-19
PRUSSIA AND HEUFCHATEL.

new complication is to be added to the existing en-
barassmea Of the leading European powers According
to last sdvices from Europe Prussia in imitation Of
her old ally Of England, desires to establish proscto-
rate over Neufchntel The facts Of the thus
clearly stated By wenormed correspondent Of the New
FORK Commercial Advertiser
The parties Immediately interested In this controversy
the Swiss Confederation aud the King of Prussia But
what has Rrnssa TO do with Neuchatel7 In geograph
cal point Of view, not whit than the State Of New
York has TO do with the State OF Kentucky The kingdom
Of Prussia is not contiguous TO Neufchae to any part
Of the Swiss territories In single point And yet Fred
erick William the Fourth claims TO be the ghtfu
egn Of Neubate and the third day Of September last
insurrecton raised against the federal authorities
promptly suppressed Several Of the consprstors were
arrested, and awaiting their trial, The king
through his ambassador at Berne has demanded the un-
conditional liberty OF the prisoners without trial. and
in this demand he supported by the of Aus
ra and Baden The last steamer from Europe brought
the Of the unanimous refusal Of the Federal Council
(which 10 Presdent to scoede to the demand
II Is generally understood that the council will not release
the prisoners except upon the condition that the king
nounee and forever his pretensons TO the sovereignty
OF Neufchate Thus Il that the little cloud which
short time ago seemed bigger than mans hand has
grown SO large to overshadow temporarily other sub
eois Of controversy and seriously threaten the peace Of
Europe
The writer thus dsposes Of the claim of Prussia to
Neufchatel
or more than two hundred years previous to this pc
Rod l707) Neufchae had been united in close alliance
with the Swiss cantons though II not actual mem
Der OF the conederacy So far back l476 bad joined
the Swiss in their wars against Charles the Bold But
these considerations had little weight with the party of the
monarchsts who dominant the assembly OF the
three estates and they fixed upon Frederic Of Prussia
"For nearly century Neufchate continued to be gov
erned by viceoys sent bher by the Prussan kings But
in 1906 Frederic William I'LL by treaty bearing date
February l5th passed IL with other possessions Eapo
leon Bonaparte in return for the kingdom Of Hanover
Napoleon conferred II upon Marshal Berthier On the fall
OF Napoleon the people Of Neuchste not allowed TO
choose their government but were handed the
Congress of Vienna They had Jared much better under
the French than under the Prussian regime and they
therefore preferred TO remain with France rather than snb
ec themselves again TO the sway Of the naughty arstoc
racy that had been upheld by Prussia But II not the
business OF the Congress OF Vienna to contribute to the
aqarandzemen OF France Neufchste restored TO the
King of Prussia and then, in order to concate its nhab
ians Il was annexed canton to the Sviss confed
Grafton.
1.-THE anomalous and complicated relations TINS es-
The daily union., 1856-12-19
LOCA l. N Il w s..

The facts forth in the suboned address Of such
character should serious attention and prompt
action Let the voters Of Washington the regsra-
ton of their There time be lost
To THE yorERs OF WAsHrsGros-At a meeting Of citi.
zens of the Second ward, held in Harmony Hall Sat-
appointed committee to urge upon the importance of
complying with the requirements Of the Law relative the
registration Of the of voters in the several election
precincts Of the city Under the opinions held and ex-
pressed by the United States circuit court for this district
in the Of O. s. Walach he corporation Of WASH
iugon this would be unnecessary but when we
recolect that within few years past commissioners
elections whose political existence is limited TO the brief
period of twenty hours and whose official extend
powers and above the courts and have set defiance
their Judicial opinions why then il becomes in the highest
degree important that every pecauon should be taken In
order to the future exercise Of such powers BY the
officers referred TO- In way this be done more
tanly and efectualy than by calling personally on
the assessors Of yeur respective wards with view TO
that your name properly placed the registry list
We have felt constrained to call your attention thus pub
cly and specially to this important matter from the fact
that very large number Of names many Of them those
oldest and most respected citizens have been omitted
from the lists for the present year. the mis-
spe net distinctly TO Indicate the persons intended to be
represented In the Second ward the number 30 omitted
about three hundred and forty would be unchartable
TO assume that this has been done Intentionally but the
fact itself shows that there has been at least great careless
ness in making up the registry and should satisfy every
voter Of tbs necessity Of having his name placed properly
upon the record. "
We therefore urge upon you the importance OF giving
prompt consideration to the suggestions contained In this
address TIE time for action short But thirteen days
remain from this date and those the shortest and busiest
OF the year. during which the registry lists open for
popular inspection and correction Let every voter
only that bis upon the proper list but at the
time LET him that the Of his negbbors and
hiends are also properly returned
JAMES p. HALLIDAY,
O. 8. JONES,
GRAFTON POWELL,
ROBERT J. ROCHE
GEORGE 7. DYER
DECEMBER l5 1856
The daily union., 1856-12-19
CONGRESS- THURSDAY.

sESArE-The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from the Secretary of War; in reference to the
bskwater &c. at the entrance Of Delaware bay which
s referred TO the Committee Commerce. Mr. Stuart
presented petition from X Collins and his associates
prayng that Congress may pass law to terminate their
contract and dispose of their ships so that they may
be relieved from their undertaking to transport the mails
between New York and Liverpool without loss. The
mint resolution from the House of Representatives for the
nurehase OF Dr. Kanes forthcoming work on Arctic ex-
ploratons and for the presentation of medals to Dr.
Kane and his officers and men, amended by striking
out the portion relating to the purchase OF the book and
passed.
Mr. Jones' of Tennessee then delivered an able and eo-
nsot speech in reference the political questions OF the
day being continuation of the debate ON the Presidents
osssape When he had concluded Mr.. Wilson obtained
the floor, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REpREsENTATIvEs.A resolution was adopted
authorizing the printing of 1880 copies Of the Presidents
message The debate on the Presidents message was re-
sumed and continued to-day by Mr. Qutman OF MisSis-
spp Mr. Branch of North Carolina, and Mr. Davidson OF
louisiana The speeches Of these gentlemen were listened
to with marked attention by very full house
At the conclusion of Mr. Davdsons speech, Mr. Camp
bell of Ohio moved the previous question: with the view
of terminating the debate Pending his motion the house
adjourned