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the case scarcely punished more than be deserv-
ed for his practice of driving runaway horses
The Superior Court is still id full blast.

the case was scarcely punished more than he deserv-
ed for his practice of driving runaway horses
The Superior Court is still iii full blast.
Ihe New York illustrated papers have many OF
them given fine engraving of the Worth Monu-
meht which is to be- The foundation of it is al
ready laid, ant! the remains of the General have
been deposited beneath it, The Monument, which
viii be splendid affair was designed bv J. G. Bat
tefson. formerly Of this village and by him will
ne erected Ar. b, is 81 ckcn Of young man Of
the FIRST order IF ability in his profession He has
designed several monuments of note among which
is the one to Maj. Gen. Wooster at DfnLury.
We record to-day the death of Cantiace Free
Inan. c;,nd;tce the sister of cid Jenny, whose
demise noticed somewhat at length 10y us last
winter She was neyress Of uncommon ability
devoted Christian and faithful wife. She was tom
slave in this village, her mother having beer,
bought from slave vessel. Pride OF birth was a
marked feature in her character, and the sane trait
seems to have characterized her children who have
emgracd to tie native land OF their grand parents
Our lakes now frozen over and most of us
who are fund Of skating have tiled the glbness Of
their surface So long as We have legs to stand on
We intend to keep Zip this old fashi ned manly ex
crcsc and if there is anything regret it is the
neglect Of such sports by the young men of the
country.
Newspapers FOR RLAHKETs-Quitc discussion
has been going on through the columns OF the y.
Evening prst, regarding TIE utility of newspapers
for blankets. 1t to result in the fact that if
man will put layer of papers between lis bank
cts and sheet one blanket will answer the purpose
of four We have not tried it, and iaclined TO
believe those that have. did not reposc in any of the
north rooms. ON Litchiie,i Or Goshen town hills.
We acknowledge obligations to Hon. J
Dixon for valuable public documents.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

THE SCHUYLER FRArps.-Thc New York Ercning
Post publishes the leading opinion given by Judge
Sslden in the Court of Appeals in which the dccis-
ion in the of the Mechanics Bank against the
New York and New Haven Railroad Company is re-
viewed and narrowed down to single point that
the false and fraudulent representations Of Schuyler
not having been made to the plaintiffs in that suit
aud the certificates of stock not heing negotiable.
the plaintiffs could not recover The Post says -
BY this recent decision it seems that the bona tide
holders of the Schuyler certificates who received
them for value from Schuyler can recover their dam
ages against the Company. Judge S.ldcn seems to
have taken great pains to define precisely the
ground ON which the leading case WAS decided"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
Org anization Of Congress.

.. WASHINGTON, Dec. l.
Fifty members are present in the Senate, which
was called to order 10y the Secretary, who read a
letter from the Vice President stating that he would
not be able to reach Washington ut the commence
nlent of the session Oaths were administered by
Bright, the Oldest Sc ator.
Mr.. Fitz- Patrick of Alabama chosen President
pro TEN.
After the Usual routine Of business, the Senate
went into executive session, and confirmed the ap-
poiatn ent of Geo. W. Bowman as Superintendent
of Public Printing.
HoUsE-220 members were present The House
proceeded to the choice of Speaker. Col. Orr Dem
ocrat, had lls; Grow, Republican 81 scattering
IL. Messrs. Giddin2s and Banks conducted the
new Speaker to his seat. Mr. Orr, on assuming
the chair, expressed thanks for the honor conferred
upon him. He said the delicate and responsible du-
ties of the chair would be compaia tively light, if
he could be fortunate to secure the cordial CO.
operation of the members in despatching business
and uPholdng the dignity of the House. He prom.
Used to administer the rules which may be adopted
with frmness and impartiality. The great business
confded to them admonished them to cultivate pa
triotiSm expansive the confederation itself.
He cherished the hope that the business would be
transacted to promote the interests and happiness
of the cLtire people and that the constitution would
be maintained in its integrity and that their legis-
ation would quicken the greatness and glory Of our
country.
The members were then sworn advancing by del
egations for that purpose
Mr.. Allen, of Illinois. was then elected Clerk re-
ceiving the same number of votes Mr.. Orr did fol
Speaker. Mr. Glosbrcnner was elected Sargent at
Arms, and Mr. Hackney, Door keeper Mr. Clusk,
was declared Post Master by resolution.
Mr.. Florence gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill for the entire suppression Of all b.nl
notes currency. of bank notes of less demon
ination than ono hundred dollars as circulating
medium in the District of Columbia
The House then adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

KIDNAPPING. Ono Of tho steamers Of the Savan-
nah line arrived in New York last week, bringing
with it a male shave, so nearly white as to have
been passed on boa rd for II white man. The steamer
lad been out several days before the fact of his be-
ing slave was discovered. Upon the arrival of the
vessel in New York, the captain seized him, and re-
moving him to a remote part of the city of Brook
lyn there placed him under strict guard in hopes
to return him again to his These facts be-
coming known to citizens of New York Il writ of ha-
6ads corpus was sued out, and the fugitive brought
before Judge Culver, who discharged him. Shortly
after, the persons in whose charge no had been,
we've arrested for kidnapping, and held to answer
the penalty of their offence being imprisonment in
the State Prison.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

Tho N. Y. Ece.i"g Post says Mayor Wood regarded
his election rs sure 1t is said that band had been
engaged to scrcnade him rs his victory was
announced, and that he had prepared speech for
the occasion. He remained in the office until it was
known that he was beaten He could not during,
the evening" conceal his intense anxiety in relation
To the result and inquired grcedily for the latest
intelligence of every who entered his room. He
brsily engaged in footing up returns and trying
to cipher victory out OF figures clearly against him
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
SPECZ.aL NOTICES.

The Rev. Mr.. AND Mrs. HOWARD OF the NJ E.
Church in this town gratefully acknowledge the
kind liberality of their many friends evidenced at
the Donation Visit on Wednesday last Especially
do they tender their thanks to the Propretors o'
the Horse Fair for their very handsome and uneA
pected donation. In return we will ever pray '''"'
those who have ministered to us OF theiE ear'h'!
NAV he filled with all spiritual riches that
thu. they may be repaid thousand io'a'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

LURE FOR DYsPEfsrA.-The Oxygenated Bitssrs
have been successfully used in some of the worst
cases Of Dyspepsia on record and proved to b. the
best remedy ever discovered for the cure of this
troublesome disease 90
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wv IIEREAS my wife Sarah has left my bed and
w board, hereby forbid any person harboring
or trusting her on my account. m will pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
e. II. BRADLEY.
Wolcottville, Nov 30, 1857. 3s.St
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AUCTION {!

a T II o'clock, on Monday, the 2Ist day Of the
"A present month, shall on the premises, sell
by order Of the Probate Court to the highest bid
der all the Real Estate OF SALMON KNAPP, In
this town-bcng Farm of about so Acres Long
credit and immediate possession given.
G.. p. TALLMADGE, Conscrvator.
Warren, Dec. 8, 1867. He3
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Notice.

" s. TAYLOR will be at Mtchfeld the ssc.
tn;,, &C., 1nd week in December for the purpose Of
tuning and repairing Piano-Fortes.
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CAUSE AND EFFECT.

saw her when the tear drop
Stood glistcning on her check;
Her head was bowed in agony
SO great she could not speak
Oh. why those starts and writhingsi
Is it anguish of the mind,
Whose venom sting leaves madnessi
Canst thou no comfort find
Yet while the spell WAS On Ter,
felt mys If u sinner
Relief came when she answered me
l ate baked beans for dinner T.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

ENARMERS will find almost everything in the
IL line of Heavy Winter Goods. now at
!. A. c. SxrFH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

1u,HE undersigned do not intend TO be undersold
by any one. and are willing 10 give credit to
those who are worthy. A. G. SMITH Go.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

New Goods New Goods!
SECOND ARRIVAL of New Goods, at ,..
- -. A. 6. SMITH & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10
Terms Cash.

"ENRY w ADAMS will sell Dry Goods, Ready
It'll Made Clothing. Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Meal. Feed.
&c. &C. for cash or produce only after January lss,
1858.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-12-10

N, BRONSON of South street, has lately re-
,eiyed another lot of Choice GooBs, mostly In
the Dry Goods line to please the ladies' which only
naeds call to satisfy them that he needs no edito
roI ,ug sucb as the West street merchants haveFe-
ceivsd in order to set his goods flying all over the
country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

II NNKE IOT #, No 7 BUIIINUBUUUk - plllII..
HIhG, Va have established Transaction af
General Iron, steel and Metal Busnts Inr the atm.
ton pi Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting H.,
market to examination my large varied as.,ftn.
my arrangements beng such viii enable sell AT HE
lowest rates. lHh Eeadl Macins. Black, smith, and tl,
trade generally Nlhud il to their interest examine my stock
before purchasing, ci-eN here.
Orders thankfully reeeN ed aud promo ta atiemlcdto
s,n ulm ItllN = l,lIllAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

These vessels the first class, built the city 81 Bal
tmore expressly this trade and superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
well qualified for the trade. aud WHO viii no
eaartian accommodate They Will be towed up and down
by steam and may be relied sail promptly as
adycrtzod
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nes York
ind their interest 10 ship by This linz, freight viii
taken low b3 other huH 81 Packets and
srty Har viii be made by The agents IA Richmond ana
give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
b,. Richmond Association by tins line per cent
crtaptruy ask aud hope To succeed ia obtaining fun
share Of patronage
Goods shipped by this linz York will be forwarded
free of commissioner New Orleans Mobile Charleston. Sn
sauuah or any othcf Southern Northern patt
The lie la Richmond IA the Baek in Now YORK
al berth No l. Ca1ec House Sip foot Of Wai Street
DAVID WI. Ct IKlI, Richmond 1o.,ta
&. H. PIElSD&, y. y, 'e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
A,sGAH WsNIE.Sy0KN.-
JOHN u. sKorspE.

lNIIIFseTIt IANUHNHNT \ NIiN81T
MNN NTHftT, lNNtHHuRG, Va.
In this establishment Will AWAY he found on Stock
plee assortment Cigars kinds made of the finest i'm
ported carefully src, ed and manufactured " it'll
so II please ost fastous smokers aud To- maintain Ion
Brands uf this e,ta sbmcu reputation Sqnai 10 those
any mandatory M the country.
Tornahlc the oer at all times complete
assortment he also keeps constantly large stock OF imported
a, ana and German Cgas WHICH will be sold at small al
cost
dealer, of city and state is special
the stock. The brands of the
aud have for been sold IN the large
NurLen CITIES where they have entered into successful com
potion brands All kni, imported and domestic
uttctufr.
any part the Union VIII be promptly met,
ami entire satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers
/
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CoNSss.NunNV.

I 10 llhds prime Shoulders,
10 sides,
80 Bbls Lard,
20 far
10 Kegs prime a.
2OJ tinNls,cd Hams
All on consi gnno mt, aud tor sale at low rates
TIlOS. BEANtH X SONS
sep l5lts i,tef,urg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
,s,o rsELaDaEaOrL YNCmHs H...-D.n

q Ms ~ BRO DYfRs, Richmond, Va. beg to inform the
rhes u Iynchbnrg that they prepared 10
description Silk Cotton Wooleu dy Clean
ing New here. We have
machinery and the very best OF workmen and
satisfaction patrons Mcrino. silk and De Lam
dresses dNcd q fashionable eplors the the
Shawl. every description d. cd or cleaned Grape
Shawl, dyed srro crimson other euoS, equal 10 import
o Nusrt- dyed equal 10 six dresses tUancdand Grease
stains cd Wciateud de- work equal II
establishment in the n States aud pcrnlly solicit
the auuagr Of the citzonsot lNnrbng and vicinity. Gen
tomens Garments dyed and cleaned TO look 'Ga tencw
DENNIS 4 BRO,
SURF. Hines Franklin St opposite Mrtropoli
taI. Hall, Richmond. "a Isrpidts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

WORK of any description, from tho panest 10 the most
costly at baltimore prices, and of workmanship equal 10 any
Northern establishment
Muuumus Books of new neat and plain design can be
oict oF viii call ON any person desiring io sec
lrn a tllr.r residences lNO. Il. GADpESS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

= u A'rA'HAor Brand nuckwhest Flonr VERY nice
''9h ahh Halter Adausuur Candies. past very supe
t.A4is ~, 't,u<SnN !, 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &c.
Once of the -. -. Railroad So.
PGfEIt.hf 10, sept -. .-a8
WINTER stG1EDtu - ~ 49, z
w On ard after "Wednesday the si j, II ~ IVY

lns Of Oeiaber the Mail and Passenger 80
rain vii eaSe Petersburg daily SUNDAYS excepted at
aeu,k NJ arrive at BnfkeVille tJunctu at T. N aud al
I.ynciibnfR at 30 =. NJ.
Loays Lynchbnfg at 30 o'clock. 4 NJ Arrive at Burke
) - (JunetIunl al u M and at Petersburg at3 T. NJ
G.. Is AL1SlP,
AlL.nr ltr Lllnlli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
of Richmond AM

y NEN YORK PACKETS This home a. - y
= composed Of the following vessels, AMI sails
irum New every three days AL the city o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

reN this day dcsoHod 10y mutual consent All persons
ha VI. claims against will present them to DfllAHp
GEFE>Ih payment and those indebted will make pay
mert to tho The namco the concern only 10 be- Use
in II I1l1tiion. WM :. nlLlARp
R.lfs q. WALTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

IN ~ WIG
drs s, month by mutual consent These ndcht
All concern requested to and s"e mG'edi
al,ly. { II. FlNNN,
|. SMllllS0N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

~ 30 Casas 7 BIZ : + Mass icorce
20 g" j c y Go
100 Half Cases NJ r
100 AOC
All on consignment and tor sale low b,
TiiOS BRANCH 4 SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

-. xss -re,.,t4tzasl VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
Esh G. tjr,ar~NH<s kA1IItO NJ On Thursdts, thr
Iathoi June the Passenger Italu viii
commence running o Salt Works Branch Junction.
/ t.l /. t;,b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

~ Registered aud ,Npans CITY Lynehourg ii'ns rn
doreodRy Va y Tenn L. X. Company. Merchants Hafk
Stock. purchasers Orders from the ,oJH ny
promptly "a ulsl PETERS, SPENCE y 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03


mund Va, l-56 Fan Sit. X sa6
calling the Stock Of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers would be well to notice the fact Of
rapidly increasing with all sections Of The STATE during
located III Richmond. And assam turn-
dutien Is aways 80 success take advantage ot
medium which make ourselves known, expecting ot
that examination all parties Al judge for them
particular being perfectly satisfied that
Ih customers notions aud Judgment must he consulted
V receiving Fall Stock and assure purchasers
tibet thing in the Gents Wearing Apparel will
attention and the assorted lines Will at ali times be
thai ra will 1T supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution al our bust
hope make the fact apparent to customers and
secure satisfactory During the last year have iii
ted mp Xprcssy Gents Furnishing Gaods whore
may mud every hing pertaining 10 that Department
Ia the Clothing Department guarantee the stock To
be- perfect in point o durability. Fit and styles hecause we
every thing aud have hesitation in saying
goods III In found equal 10 the best order work III the
untry Watching the various changes al Fashion parties
may HSsedn finding the latest cut aud make i'll Stre
subject their ton and approval call is solicited by
GRDSIIONtt \ IT PMAN,
\, Nlu,,z Ili,I tnau,lA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
No mnnnintturcr ofs!oId


- slsres are now receiving their ssenud Stock of Fail
md Nntpr tau'~ consisting t,aes Strined
Chine SuAs tiach 10 omnrc Striped be. Satin Stried
IT, very rrN Ssd do stein NhHws g sru.Hr do inc
TACK do, lseyS &C. sc, Which the rners
10 tNan'i"" JAS. \. 81 IGLEE I co.
oct2its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

Cd Y tracyrS nice lot OF Dried Peaches and Apple Ase
iapcle of laiy Lard by the hrp pound me quaa-
lily ct Inmu~ Tree ct frost, and Tor sale by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

gDRtNDS WINE
ID 10 Hafpipes Goddard and Champagne Brandy
20 London Dock
10 Or Casks
$50 liasacts Champagne IIedsipk, of Rcnanld
FRANCHISE importation, fuf salohy
July 81 EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
LIVERPOOL SAET.-5,O00 sacks Jehric-
~ Darcy aud Marshall salt, 800 sacks Ground Alum
Salt, landing aud for Haieb
oct 9dts EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

Il iARPF'~ t.gESEs.-The -uh-crihrf- have
inst re .yed tn Fad Stick of Guns Rifles aud P -
veinen' in firearms VIZ; Nharpe
lacach L1ang Rfe Warnrrr six chsnhered Breach iond
+ Iranttl's cts. Aliens Drarlne"r aud al!
i'm ell plain Pistols; Shot Bolts PoNd fiasks,
Prreuss On t,aps Nas Wire Cartridges CANISTER w
Il r. - n Is Shot &c fiae Pocket uory Raz OF all the
bcst kr Porte Mas Pu ses Fine 'i"d and slV er bead
Swtd PLAIN Canes aud every thingi the sporting line
which will BE- ased to show u persons calling III opposite
tbt Norvel House, Lynehburg, Va -
dec Is WIN. b. d. C. FISHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

w We are prepared furnish aud
Who wish 10 consign grain prime New Pays
,,snal Rail Road ge-say one eert per bnshel
July 2s-d2cts ihbf d satNphsS'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

"a obtt9.- On and after Iac eth inst. 4 VIII
~ mobojcuce resolution the oard OF Directors II
the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company, proceed 20
"hrr private sale al the ag@ belonging tn the Company
and not uooded tr The Ba-- viii be- divided
hrc tas, aud offered at D. ~ and . Gents c according
tn quality l.. IL GILL,
July Hts Geui Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

lhese Vessels arr O." the hrst elaS built eEa>H i" TINS
Trade aud have superior accommodations Ton
They are commanded by experienced Captains VII Vuai
t t1r the trade and Who viii spare eston tnaccoul
mudate
1hey Will he toy>,d up and down the rhy aal
may bt relied an t. Snl promptly advertised Merchants
going N"rth ur ordering goods trom Boston, VIII find Ia
trr interest 10 ship 10y His line, As is thr % regular line.
aud nei st viii HlW Ia tsN, low otl,r
s~ and every effort viii be made by the agents u Richmond
and Bosou TO give satisfaction
unexpectedly ASK and hope 10 succ obtaining full
share NJ patronage
Ib, vessels will lie in Richmond At the Dock and Bos
Euwcs Wharf
DAVID Nm CuRl;IE, Richmond ,,,5s
AIllN y Ni,lTGI. Boston, -'e''
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INN AAsA Hs-MEas WHEAT WAN


Cnfnturc Ctas ohar Articles Tor repair cstob
luui hereby requested 10 have them taken away aI
... them NUsneh ARTICLES not taken
h.or. tn ist day March will Id sold for repairs
8,n H. A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03
- 800 Mats Prime Government Java Coffee,
5O0 Bags "
In and for sale by
oct 9dts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
4 ONDON pOKDEK.-IJO Ca-k- Bibbrri-


- Lee a Perfs Worcestershire 10 Cases Durhal
Mustard lbs and lbs for sale by
Oct 9dis EDMOND DANEEpORT q 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-03

Gents fine Philadelphia Fail style Noleskin Hats Nonng
do, real beauties also the Old pomen Flat rms very
These Hats made by OF taste aud equal
style and quality and offered tosu and please Ia all respects
ep ats l. SEABUIA
The Nevada journal., 1857-04-17
Legislative Reports,

Quite number of the members of the
Assembly have lately been pitching in
to the reporter of the Sacramento Union
because he don't report enough of their
speeches. We could point out to the
reporter very speedy and effective
method of avenging himself. Let him,
for a day or two, report all the remarks
of the Hon. members, rerbatim, and we
can assure him that hereafter he will
not be troubled with objections that he
reported too little. We venture to say
that there are not five members of that
august body, who can talk extemporari-
ly for fifteen minutes at a time, so that
literal report of their remarks would
not make nonsense. Let him write the
speeches exactly as they pronounce
them to him, and let the orators read
their orations sin manner and form" as
they were uttered, and then prayers to
the reportsr will soon be, " for Gods
sake, don't report us at all, or else re-
port us as you think best" Instead of
grumbling at the reporter, they should
be thankful that he takes as much pains
as he does, to put their confused idfs,
and incongruous sentences into intelli-
gible language. When AN Hon. men,
Der desires to convince his constituents
that he can make speech, he should
write out one or two, or get somebody
to do it for him, get them printed, and
distribute them among his friends But
it is too much to expect, that every
time he addresses "Mr. Speaker, ," the
reporter can turn his remarks into some
thing fit to be printed.