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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

y,
Nessrs Tore Co-Gcnemcn; used about one fourth OF
bottle OF Turf Oil the back of horse the
bAck almost entirely place large
land and this single application only applied onoe cured
itup entirely and permanently. really surprised the
quIcknoss of its cnratves properties and think prompt
aud oicacious than anything Of the kind saw
have sold Thousands OF bottles other preparations or similar
imposes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
Once -ouii, side az. sS. Coal
PETFRSHCNu. MAY %, 1851 !
~ N "a A. ~ ~ i'faacpk

M and after "Wednesday June Bird lsl the Mail and Pas
~ engcr Train will leave Petersburg daily, Sundays
eepted At clock A. Nj arrive At Bukcvc unction)
z II NJ and nchburg O'Clock, T. VI Leave Lynch
burg at O'Clock \ NJ arrive at BurkeVlo Juucon) Ii
o'clock \. Nj, and at Petersburg al O'Clock + NJ
- q. Il. ALLSUP. superintendent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

These Vessels OF the hIsi built
expressly for this trade and have
datlss Pasengors They commanded by experienced
Captains, qualified Tor the trade, spare
Accommodate. They viii be lowed up aud
a. and may be relied san promptly
adveftiIel4
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
ind their interest 10 ship by this line, freight VIII
be takanas low by other line of Packets, and
every effort Will he made by the agents IN Richmond aud
ofk give satisfaction Insurance be effected In
Richmond Fire Association by this line per
W. especially hope succeed IN obtaining
share pf patronage.
shipped by this line EcwYork will be forwarded
OF commission New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa
vaiuah any other southern or Northern port.
vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New York
Berth NJ. l. Coffee House Sip. foot Of Wall Street
DAVID y MM CGRItlE richmond, ,n,s
{. ii. PIERSO&, y. \, Ns'"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
SPRING AND sUuuEH GOODS.

- Fancy silks and Silk Robes.
lain Black silks, all qualities
Bcrsgc. Organdie and Jaebuet Robes,
Thread Houston Lace Muslin and Lawn Sets every va
rfety.
Jmbre striped. solid and fancy Munslin de Laines
Parasois Umbrellas, Corets whaeone, steu aud reed
Skirts
Organde real French and other Lawns full assortment
varying ia price from - 10 - cents
For sale by JAS A sTIgLER ~ co.
an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
rRAgLLLEka DIkEUruhl, &C.


' Sfwsoak fhckHrs.-i1,. new So%o s....Gs,ss.
line i imposed % the following vessels. sails
NV York ever, three days All owusd the city o
Richmond ylg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
Ecad the Truth ubout oar Tart oil.


ID sloish ride this winter discovered
le and the skin OFT place larger than hand from
traces rubbing tho irsdc of the thigh applied
Turf Oh, and in day or two ho well Another
mule which was working my ay became unable to
walk On cxamoiug his foot discovered nail about two
inches long to the head My driver and tho neghbors sa
he would he good for nohnr drew the nail inserted
piece of lint and your Tnr OH and him work at
and from that moment he has not lost hour but good
Ms ever also horse badly snaRRed tho outside OF
his thigh in two places about inches deep and tor
inches Wido from which he stiff day Nour Turf
Ch was applied audit brought them entirely sound 1t
truly is of the remedies for .haNc ever
known and have lived drug for several ise
this as yon think proper Very truly,
Ro Aossrs Dove y Co. j. H. WElSlGER.
For sale by STROTuER WHITEHEAD,
nov rs dom Lyuchhnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

4 MS II BRO DYERs Richmond, Va, beg inform the
citizens of Iynebn that they prepared 10 execute
every description Silk Cotton Wooen dyeng Clean
BE- York elseM here. We hay q
machinery and the best OF workmen and guar
nntec satisfaction patrons Merino silk and DE Lain
dresses fashionable culors suit the the
owners, ShaNs every description dyed cleaned Grape
Shawls dyed scarlet other eolos eua 10 import
vovos dyed equal new, silk cleaned aud Grease
wine moved We intend 10 do work equal to
establishment in the United Satc respectfully solicit
the patronage the citizens Iynehbnrg aud vicinity Gen
tlccns Garments dy ed aud cleaned to look equal
DENNIS x BRO.
Successors to ] W Hines Franklin opposite Meiropol
tar Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

E I 81 ". Y u E..-S Z u
4 MONEY SAFE--MERCIIAN1"S pROTFCTDE-
aHIl'N rs DEIEClED-ROGUE S IN TRETIDATION-
brown Iat Safety AnrQ bocctor Locks far Money Draw
trs OF stores Counting ROOMS Manufacturers and BIZ h,is
ol.'| bankF, Vaults, Chests and Private Residences
Al yNamnaiiou ot those Locks be at ho .oft
me subscriber two doors below the Market where Hey are
aus" 'lt >u' ~ mauutatturrGs prices. Z. s BLESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

IaNsAN s,rnm.h,p. .BA Va t.N'TOWN and Roam.

y = =
ok13havng been thoroughly rrhnulcl and n
pete ufdar have resumed their places in the line New oIk
Tho JAMESTOWN tHr,.ln PARISH leaves Richmond
eNo) tuesday afternoon at o'clock for New York
Point evening, ae the arrival of the ynch
burg and Petersburg. touching only at Norfolk.
ihe ROANOKE, Captain SIMMER leaves city Point every
SATURDAY ing alter the arrival Of the Cars from Peters
burg. toi New Nor, touching at Norfolk
Passengers by the south side Road leaving Lvnchburg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, wi connect with the
ut City Point
Passage aud Fare from Lynchburg New York by either
Ship 81 Steerage Passage only 81.
lar further information apply to
LEE, JOHNSON & co.
mar ia cts Agents New York a Va. Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

4 Nks aSs. planning AND Fattr,bn
NV Mli-ltS-BtH MAN, MORGAN " 90 ,I, g..
p'Slp an"Ve the taS NorksD IYNCHBuua \, n,nHr,.l1
NE " SaHn hhs aud Doors, Dressed Iumber and Anol
W ialh ana ornamental Saving, Brackets and Scr
- lap { dAciy
superior Lot Geufs'fuii Dress = ,,,,,,,,,, :, :
= anu Ga'es oil the newest patterns now uut in adl
W" "eNy supplies Of Ladies and Children Shoes ~ ~,
10 ~ ;,s l. l. ARMISTEAD
near Farmers Bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

FRNEas.-,JOO pnckage- Gnnpowdcr and baek
the larger portion the finest grade imported Tor sale
BY una ii Isl EDMOND. DAVENPORT Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

4 HA'S'GEE sEkGpN,--g.s NJ EtEsA f,g. "a stgL
4 ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will d, found the largest
assortment of Illuminated Steel inc Double and Single tns
hlhrs beau English SctCockme Five Shooters Colts Al
zen and lhurhcrs Reviewers and Pistols
IlaSs SHOT Belts aud Pouches; Game ags Cleaning Rods
Nipple Nrcuehes; Erys Cocks and b Percussion Caps;
,,uh va Is and Wire Cartridges, all Iiarves
diamond f"Wl' aud American Powder all kinds, CamJfss
81 Bullets Buck Small shot; Liauar Fasks; d: go
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors fine assortment
for Monies; Gold, Silver, Ivory AMI
ram Canes aud every thing in suit Gun maAel,.
We have lot premium Rifles on hand Repairing d-su
with despatch and warranted by
WM. Il. a c. FISHER, opposite the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

1es ess,is Of the 6rst class, built expressly or THIS
traa anl haNe accommodations for Passengers.
Tiny commanded 10y experienced Captains wei quail.
it'd Ii the iIddv, will spare cNcron accom-.
mediate
They Vii be owod mp and down the river by stcam and
may ue read Oh Ia san promptly advertised Merchants
Narth ordering goods from Boston, Will iud
thor ship by TINS line. the only regular line
aud freight viii always be taken low by any
sels aud Every effort will be made by the Richmond
and Boston To give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope - obtaining full
sham et patronage
'1he yesses viii lie in Richmond at the Dock, and in Bos
at RoNts Nhaff
DAVID y NM. CURRIE. Richmond 80,
ALLEN Il MElTCU, Boston. Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
MERCHANDISE. &C.

Two THE Ia ID Es.-Jssi epcaed 1000 Jard.
white BriAnts assorted figures Haitabln Tor Dresses
Sacks Aprons and skirts At 10 eta yard with new npy
II Naniies aud Pafasols. JOHN AbkaHAAe
4 slOVER sEED.-10O Ba-heIs prime Nio-
! Seed just rereis ed aud for sale by
mar7t. LIE JOHNSON co
DIETER shnn ever in price mud qnaiis,.-
opened Cactus Skifls eoi and Nhifl FL ~
cents $50 0ras do - cents rs Nhalebone . with
hna assortment OF Embroidered 10. 1890.
ANTS JOHN AHRAiIAMS
Argw Spring. s.oODs.-Janss sbgie'
~ Go are receipt Of their Spring and Summer
Stock of Staua and Goods Contractors Planters
aud Farmers the best staehs suited 10 Their
Offered and afAetefmined to sell as
eheap as any other House - all fom purchasers be
fore buvtag JAMES A sTIGLEk 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

y LIAMS & ms. the finest and most beautiful
Pearl complete offered In this market together
o very fine Roman Mosaic and Pearl Cameo
Pearl Coral the description Also snmn
very fine Mourning aud Second Mourning Sets Of
style which they have opened aud would he glad
the lovers 81 The beautiful Cali be convinced
nice lot of silver Goblois, Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons of every Description Chdrens
Toys, SC, Just received, and which they offer cheap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
WM. L. a C. FISHER opposite the
sep ITS Norvei House. Lynehburg, Va
80 CHINA, GLASS "a EiKTEsEN- -,
WARE, II Il

40 CHINA, GLASS "a E.iISTIsEN- -
q WARE, VI II
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. NllB
ANDREW BOYD Importer and Dealer in eAs.S
China Glass and Earhcnw Looking Glasses
and Table Cutlery Silver Plated BGittan,a Wood
en- Willow and stone Ware Giradoc> Lamps Fancy Goods,
&c &c, Sign Ur TIlE BIG PITCHER, MAIN ST,
LYNCHRuEG, "a
am now in receipt of my Spri supplies Of the atoye
ane goods with great other useful articles IN lie
housekeeping line numerous mention. My stock IS
large aud desirable and invite Merchants, Hotel Keepers and
others who wish to 'y goods my line call and examine
my stock and prices before purchasing think twill he TO
their interest to Goods going the country will be Sc
curely packed ANDREW BOYD
23ts
N0RFu CAROLINA fIEkRsNS.S.-Weh have
~ ON hand Just receved) for sale lot of No North Caro-
ma lierrings Call soon but few caught this season ~
lc3ts LEE, JOHNSON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
IEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


n We take pleasure Ia announcing TO friends
ntLers who NAV Toe OF something superior
Of Table or Coffee Spoons well Dining aud Dessert
Forks made Ahaa aud plated with Silver
have lust received Of the above goods from the
ufacnrer w be pease to sell them the very
prices The patterns very desrabe quality
The " A. No !. Remember tho house
msy e2ts stLVERTHoRN CLIfT.
TuNggE CELEBRATED DIXON WATCH
u J. WILLIAMS s. son have Just received full
the above Watches ia due II karat Hunting Cases
ue aud beautiful designs-slso a line assortment Of
JohnsoRs Watches,
Boids
Tobias
David Taylor's"
all Of which viii be sold very reasonable The sign
of tho Eagle lap 31fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

<,ONuON WuBsK 800 Isarrei- Com %
Z Ahisky in and for sale BY
ina Fl - EDMOND DAVENPORT s. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

NHHGsNta sfAEa"sg4Ns. tsAsss.sE.-W
are no" cns7g,d Ia making large nunhcr these Ma
'hntS Tor the liarFtso ls, and experience and
success Tor several Ees past will The ad some very
important "atot we sat that will be lie
80 urn nu lHaelne 10 which and will lye the most
luAlltd 'hdefselatn lie advantages CLAIMED us for
h' Virginia Ihasier others general use are the fol-
lowing LIST is sreat strength and simplicity. lis aLi
!" d" more WORK than performed any other four
morse machine 3rd It's portable and easily hauled ly two
horses an W. have also succeeded in renewing what has
heretofore been Obj ctionable, The necessity Tor
treAt speed on the part OF the ho machines being SO
- a5t'' ~ VIZ
egvo one Of the many Testimonials in favor of our Ma
,,-.,,. ANuEnsr cauvfY. Va. le-5
MESsRs H. WHfrrNoNt = BnaIilrI- ,.sqfst The
four morse Power and Irashef purchased ol You in Jn
'N proved most excellent machine thta,he bout t,y,
~ crops VITA making eate Of about live thousand
''"o', ana nave given liz must arif5n
u''e 'hFaehed Tor The straw NOR, tltnr,lly
cleaned OF grain than hy any other tlasori have ever seen
ana rue grams are less broken. have worked it with three
TsVS' ana once with only surprising 10 p vim
"A"l case the machine iswarkcd Yours RS lrrfIilv
,va,.;,t -. ,..#,#,, IIlDS w. JONES
O. vii also furnish Reapers and Mawers Of different tnis
sln'aT Propeller SRA" Gutter. superior MACHINE Uck
"NN eie' and Vine Nil ioN Grain Cradles tybp,, NM
&c &c, at the iynchbarg Agricultural Works '
,,o a,, VIII iEMoRE n JOSLIN
Ia =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

Il EEP COOu.-Ju-t received u very fine n--
IN ortment ct water Coolers aud prices
Alto nice plated Water Pitchers Coolers
Pcor quality which would be pleased sell
friends aud customers. Cal and IT, them.
ina, l6ts j WILLIAMS 4 son
NEW PLATED WAWE.-CnIi ~ = WILL
LlAMS SONS and a lot OF Plated lust re-
Ina III.
HDIATED STRAW BERRY HOWI.~-somc
i thing nice aud entirely
ma l2ts J. WILLIAMS SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26
CAMpRE.L LAND NEAR LYNCunUn

lANpBEG1s LAND NEAR I.N NtuRl R(,
~ FOR sALEi offer Tor sale my Tract of Land contain
ing between suo and 1000 be divide IN good
tracts The buildings good with every necessary house
The land fret rate for fancy Tobacco and would refer
the present crop, hand Believing entirely
esary 10 say much about the lants gentleman would
buy without viewing the tract would refer Mi John II
Iyrec, of Iynehburg aud Capt VIM G. Porrnw, of Camp
bell county whose lands adon my oycrscer Mr. John
T. shelton, living the land who Will show the
wishing TO buy My address is Dauvi Va, and will
be pleased TO receive proposals for tic said lands MIR Tyrc
or Capt Perrow will give Information hn may be desired
viii make the terms liberal AZ determined take my
hands TO Danvle this winter from the farm also wish sell
my House and Lot ON Church Street a. l.. WYI.IIE.
june edits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

propose {" PURCHASERS OF Piano Fores In Ne
hehis on ifiai norlor to test what say OF ter
tore paying for " nv" faalis be
twenty years cNl ericnce o part satisa,s
and We could get over fifteen hundred persons mus
IN the opinion" that no establishments Nortl, or s @ us
D. dts 'H1' we 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

NEsTEfsN BAEON.-J0 EaIi. ,,y,,,... SOL
W derS at low rates IHOS, BRANCH \ SUNS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

NOMTn CAROLINA MERRBNGa,-l5 80
isoi, and half Bbs Gross, Cat and Family Roe North
- e'tme9 III otose lot sale by A. s. LEE,
yuno ~ Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-26

go. {. b. DEBIBG.
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q \ 8
3.II1LS + on IniLADLLPuIA AND BOSTON Nv -.
u week. -
ateamera Cay Of Richmond Capt. MITCHELL
Pennsylvania, Tai
Virginia. loan
Composing this Line, viii leave PHILADELPHIA every Weln.s
"a! ana saturday! and City Point every Monday aud Thurs.
day Alternately - ~
fKLiGhl taken for Philadelphia and Boston via PA.lad,
phla, through by Steam, at moderate rates
Passage and Fare to Philadelphia, IS co
ap ll-dts ~ Bonngbrool stree, pa,rs,',.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11
THE MORMON WAR.

GOO CATTLE STOLEN BY THE MoRMONs.
Sr. LoEIs, Dec. s-An express has passed
through this city, with dispatches from Col.
Johnston.
The Republican received letters this morn
ing from the army TO Nov. 8. The Mormons
had run off GOO cattle in sight of Col. Alex
anders camp, near Hams Fork, Green river.
At the date of the letter was supposed that
Col. Johnston had concentrated his forces
with Alexander and that in a fortnight from
that time Col. Cookies command would be
with them. They expected to winter at Hen
ry's Fork, Green river.
There was good deal of suffering from
want of provisions and clothing, and the hors-
es were giving ont from want Of forage
GOV, Cummings and the other territorial
officers we're determined to get into Salt
Lake City if possible
The Mormons were determined on rosis-
lance to either the military OF civil officers.
A skirmsh had taken place between Col.
Aloxandcr's troops and the Mormons, aud
three or -four of the latter were captured
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. S.-The Democrat learns
that news has been received at Fort heaven
worth, from Majors and Russel's trains, that
the government animals were dying in great
numbers on the Plains
Col. Hoffman, from TT. Laramie in October,
arrived here on Sunday night, but he brings
no news of the Utah expedition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

THURSDAY, Dec. j, 1891
The members Of Congress arc gathering
rapidly, about one hundred being in the city
this morning With them came a crowd Of
applicants for offices, great and small; but,
greatly to the relief Of the Republican mem
bers, this clamorons crowd seeks mainly for
the favor Of the ruling party With clear
majority Of a dozen in the Senate, and nearly
two dozen in the House, for the Administra-
ton party, there is no chance for Republic
cannot oven the ghost of shadow of hope
for crumb from the table. OF course the
members on the ruling side arc harrassed,
while the Republicans are left to make ac-
quaintances, form messes and prepare for bu-
sincss with comparative leisure.
With the power of numbers on its side, it
is not absolutely certain that the Administra-
ton can carry all its points. 4 day or two
ago it was announced as ascertained fact
that the President and Cabinet will defend
the last Bogus Constitution of Kansas and
that, on the other hand, Gov. Walker, Sena-
tor Douglas, and sundry of their friends will
that Constitution as an outrage, both against
the Kansas Nebraska act and the sovereignty
Of the people. To-day it is rumored that the
President will avoid the difficulty, so far as he
is concerned, by submitting the question to
Congress If this is true, it may probably be
regarded as a concession for the purpose of
keeping the parties together until the organ
ization of Congress shall have been effected.
That will result in placing pro-slavery man
in the char-probably Mr.. Orr of South Car
olina, and giving the leadership of the House
TO Mr. Phelps Of Missouri--or Utce rersa.-
This will give the pro-sayery men vast adj
vantage in the contest at the start; and if, az
ter that, the Walker and Douglas dems. I'M
dertake to be independent they must do it
under the eye of pro-slavery leaders, and the
ban Of the cabinet 1t is idle to speculate
upon the result Ii is undeniable that Popu-
lar Sovereignty was the root of the Kansas
Nebraska act; that it was endorsed by the
last Democratic National Convention, as an
article of their creed; that President Buchan-
an pledged himself to abide by it; and that
the Bogus Convention has repudiated it. Now
it remains to be seen whether or not the pol
iticians of that party have nerve enough to
stick to their prolessed principle is,
the right Of the People to gopern hemseives.-
Truly, this question is the touch-stono of de-
mocracy am curious to see how the high
priestsNnd prophets will abide the ordeal.
The new capital will not be ready for use
by either branch of Congress until SPRING
The winters work will therefore be done in
the hurly-burly of workers in iron and stone
and brick and mortar and paint. | cannot
add rood, as there is apparently none of tina:
article used. A letter ere long on the new
capitol.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11

cast his vote for Wendell or, I'd, abstain
from voting Mr. Clemens, upon this
pointed the man to the act of Congress. pro.
viding pains and penalties for such corrupt
approaches, and told him he had mistaken
his man.
Wendell, in reply, solemnly protested
against such charges, based on nameless au-
thor. If the charges were properly prefer
red, he would promptly refute them. lie had
mover directly or indirectly employed any per-
son or agent to act for him.
Mr. Clemens having finished reading the
correspondence, said he had never seen Wen
dell, TO his knowledge. and had no purpose 10
accomplish other than faithful discharge Of
his public duty He was constrained from
exposing the name Of the scoundrel who APP
proached him, on account of the mans family
who should not be COMPOUNDED with tho
guilty. lie accepted the statement of Wen
dell, so far as his denial of all completely or
knowledge Of such a proposition was con
cerned
Mr.. Smith Of Virginia offered resolution
for the appointment of committee to exam
inc into the subject of the public printing
and providing that the election of printer he
postponed until their report be made. He
said it was believed that enormous corrpption
was connected with this matter. and hence
the necessity Of an investigation The profits
were probably $500, 900, and printer who
might be elected to-day could get quarter
Of million for his contract
Mr.. Clingman Of n. G. said-Elect print /
er first, and Afterwards investigate.
Mr.. Houston Of Alabama. who had moved
to proceed to the election Of printer, said he .
would agree 10 that.
Mr.. Smith Of PENN am fast friend of
Mr.. Wcndsll, and state on his authority,
that he abides by the decision of the caucus.
and supports the nominee.
Mr. keiu Of S. G. said he did not 20 into
caucus. but would vote for the nominee, be-
cause that gentleman suited him.
Tho debate was here interrupted by the
reception Of the Presidents message, which
was read
Mr. Babcock Of Va. appealed to the House
to complete its organization. by the election
Of public printer Then he would Join
others in fcrreting out extrayagauce and cor
ruption.
Mr.. Grow Of Penn. advised the House to
begin the reform in the printing here, by cur
-ailing the enormous expenditures, which had
'reated our government into a rival of all the
book establishments in the country The
books which were sent out by Congressional
were not worth the paper they
were printed on.
Without concluding the discussion on the {
'ubJect, the House adjourned. /,