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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

TIE HARvEsr.-Ths Wyihsvilla Telegraph OF l4'h
says The wheat and oat harvest we believe is pref
~ well over in this county. We regret TO learn from
our farmer friends that in both these crops their hopes,
which at one time were very bright, were sadly disa2.
pointed by the rust, very few realizing half OF an sv-
,rage crop and others no; go much as obtaining their
seed. We suspect, however, that our agricultural
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

W~ASrED-Some tina In September
last, a man by the name of John Is. Wilson, aged 81.
ak feet high, who married, and for some time resi-
ded in the neighborhood of Loves Mills, in the up
per end of Washington county, lett home 10 attend TO
some business in North Carolina, sine. which he hn.
not been heard from. He il supposed to have been u
native of Fayetteville or neighborhood, and often
epoke of a sister who had married a man by the name
OF John Nelson in Wake, or one of the adjoining
counties.
Any information will bs thankfully received by
Captain Lsonidas Love, P. ~, Loves Mills, Wash
inuton county. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

New JAIL IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.-The
County Court of this County at the Last term, aP-
pointed Messrs. Taylor, Wade, and Douthat, a com
nittee 10 procure plans, specifications, &c, for the pur'
pose of building o new Jail for the county OF Mont
geometry. The sum Of 81 ,5OO WAS levied as first pay
ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

Henry CouSTY.-The Wheat crop in Henry was
very much injured by rust, aud that there vii! NOT De
over halfs general yield. The oat crop we hear 's not
ne good as usual. The corn and tobacco crops look r.,
markedly we'll, although rain has been much needed
10 some portions Of the county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

The KArAwHA VALLEY TKADE.-The article OF
tobacco is but an Insignificant item. in the p.oduo-
rions OF the grea, Ksnawhs Valley. It's lands are
fruitful Of the products of the earth, of every descrip.
ton. Wheat, corn, hemp, tobacco these are is az
ricultural productions. Besides this, exhaustless beds
of coal are hid in the bowels of the earth. The trade
OF Kanawha, one OF the richest portions of the state,
il hy our own neglect, made tributary 10 q ireesoil
city in a freesoil State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

ARMSTRONG, GATOR g. co,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
Ribbons, Millinery. silk Goods straw Bonne'''
Flats. Flowers and Rurhes,
20. 1877, BALrIMoRE ST between Charles & hano's'|
BALTIMORE.
fhUR STOCK is uncquslled in Variety, ExteS' :
~ Cheapness.
Terms strictly ,ix mon,hs-or six per cent Of ieI .'
fund, Feb l6-dIrhm'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

dtOOK WASHER AND IRONER FOR SALE
PRIVATELY We have tor sale privately, TO re.
main in Richmond. or It's vicinity, = negro Woman, 20
years old who is H good cook. washer and ironor.
July I0-ilm DICKINSON. hill a. CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

'gNO>Qu, BEANS -i,5UO pounds Of very .u9ero
Z an-u-turi loaqua BcaIs, on hand aud Tor sale by
july 30 DOVE A. co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

"a E>TEKN SIDES y SHOULDERS In
eE tore, auG tor e"lc by GEO HERRING.
July a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

FIRE IN FErrgRmAy.-rhe american Union" of
Morpantown, saya: We learn. through a letter, tina!
the store of John e. Fleming, Mahaney's Tavern, u
large Warehouse, and the dollhouse near the bridge
were destroyed by fire. Amount of loss not ascertain
ed. We presume that Mr.. Fleming was insured
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

WHEAT CROP IN MONTGOMERY CouSTY.-Ihe
"Western STAR saws: The wheat harvest hss been
finished, aud from what We can learn the crop 10
short folly ~one.lhird, and q good portion very indItf7r.
emf. The Dat crop will not yield more than a hall
crop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

A MEMEyTo OF Dr.. FRAYKLIS.-On the farm oil
Mrs. Susan A. Craven, in the vicinity OF Charioffes
vile, there is still standing in a prstty good stale OF
preservation, a frame dwelling house which Or.
Franklin had framed in Philadelphia and shipped To
his grandson, who then owned the farm now the
property of Mrs. Craven. The antique structure ia
still orcupied as a dwelling, and, although, II little ON
of style, liz yet very comfortable. The place SUI pears
its original name-"Franklin." This farm is contigu'
GUS to pen Park formerly owned by DIR. Gilmer'
the father in law OF VIM. Wir..
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friends aye disposed to make ont their casa a ltsle

Rky. k. w. BARSWtLL.-We seq by our Virginia
exchanges that Pref. Barn~eiI, "f our College has
b--n elected 10 the Presidency oil William and Mary
College. This is q inerited compliment 10 tns Talent
and requirement of our young professor. IL VIII be
a satisfaction to s-e in what appreciation our professor
ID held abroad. We have not learned whether DIT.
Barnwell will accept. This much :nsy be promised
hat ,h. inducements would be very strong In induce
him to sever his relslion with the old alma Mdser'--
William and Mary is one OF the Oidrat institutions IN
The United States. His installation in the Presidency
would be the ingraft OF q young but vigorous head
upon venerable shoulders Caro'intdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

a ACHINE OII.S.-We have In store all grades Of
AfH machine OIl'-tl-o, hn arucle VI engine Oil. which
we warrant not To gum. Sold by
July % DOVE g. co.
GbAINTS AND ~OILS.-Always on hand, n larss
d stock OF White Leads aud Colors. Of all kinds, aud
Linseed OIL. Sold by
July ~ DOVE e. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

IA EW FAMILY In hGls and small oss,,
u for sale By GEO. /. HERRING.
t-l.A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

The following impor:au. psPer' pao'i'heu IN the
New York Times pu,s an end TO the dispute with
regard 10 the lsst grievance attempted by the MeNi
can Government against foreign residents.
= N,.,erpv or WAN ASp MARINE, SECTION 4
MrxIco. ,June IL lS5S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

- UPEKIOK GINPOWDER TEA.-25 hsn
~ cheats, Hhbob brand, tor sale 10y
July 20 * &. y. DAVENPORT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

SbERUiiAN GuANO-2 900 bags No. / Peruylsl
u GuHuO; 900 bags No ! Guano from Eide EslaLd.
landing tom schr d :. Miller, for sale by
JulY ~ EnMOND. nAVENpORT & CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

THE CONDITION OF RocKiSeHAM CouNrr.-a
correspondent OF the Petersburg " Express states'
that a bee mania lie raging there now, and every BODY
ia anxious to have a swarm of bees. 1t is no unusuai
occurrence to see gentlemen walking the streets win
a swelled face. An Editor in this place has got inc
" bee fever" and purchased several hives Inc
dronss have been very plentiful about his hive and
he has been killing thsm of. A few evenings since
he was at his employment. when he got hold oil some
that were not =. drones,'' and he has been running
about with a swelled head since. He has concluded
10 let the " drones aloue.
The wheat and oats in this county have been pretty
nearly all harvested, and the wheat will not yield more
than half a crop. What there is, is very inferior, and
we are informed soms of it will not weigh more than
As or 50 pounds to the bushel. The ost crop is toie'
rably good.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-20

New York, July 10, SIZE s63.937 SIS, afn, g3G s3i, goo! 93
Boston, July Is, 3~l,20l,0lO 2i,O95.OO 1900. 80
Philadelphia, July 10, 2%3,7s3,7ss 10 -ls. iGi G,399 75i
New Orleans. July3. l2,2)l,j5j l6,OI3,lm 1856 97i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-11-26

JargsoS, Miss. Jan ~. 1886.
d.. 4 " U'alsr-My DeU Frienl r.
eeiv 4 otter from yon same ~ or three months
ago brit have not uatil n1ry wr.led Of cours
owe you m apology since have hsva hero !
have boon hpsily employed night and daf ard
now. while am writing a. uY j thr mau.-
her. ar debating au Interesting question. ndcr
the circumstance ! can noa SAY bot iule J
hope vou. Mr. Walker and yaur .vci lii''c hov
are vel Ms dear broihcr pupuY j. rap.dlf
sinking 10 She grave fear With dyspepsia and
wish ] eould BE- vih hin awhilc. | ihmk py
ynur skili he might ba ayUl hat = something Is
not sr-slly don for bin ! think Dts valuable
life will h lost % The world
Col Wrah Of Ponfaior iile senator s. here
and very hsd aH with bronchitis. ! have hueH
ailrlsng hin aa .1ou as be- rttnu. home 70 place
himself an.lr you care. II IT, doe. neg e-t o.
'rf spon apprrbeal the cough n.I Involve hiU'
10 consumption
We are laioriu- intensely on iar 'o,ie ard
hop 20 rri through Bon tno or ihre ~ 4 Ihrn
ordinary asd pacial legislation nat consame two
o. three weeks no0 u efting rrs ANXIOUS
10 get home and am yefg ir,d ~ legislation.
| hops tau WiN iFequ,Dfly write 20 me. IA
lall always isel a dtcp Interest go yonf welfare
Yau vere daring ia. time sls uuefr yoar care
s kHl 20 nH as .on conld hate besn 20 iis
father | tl.'ak you wefa thc mesus uudsr Irifl
denee IT relieving or Of d distressing diasie and
Vt savin. ms iir. anl ehdo lFe ! .lalI bold
voa ~ grateful and nH inafe remembrance
Give nv respects to Nrs Walker ali b.lic,r
ne eser y08r grateful ami devoted flrul
J,4 T. VI auras
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ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

THE CITIZENS OF JEFFERSON and
surrounding country arc respectfully informed
thai Dr. \. ". Walker has located n nat
place. where he will practice upon the Hh pt'V-
ECLECTIC PRINCIPLE. using principally
the Botanic 81 Vegetable Meiriiss in the treat
rx.ps Of Acute Dsessss, and Nature Great IN
rattle Agent. WATER. in Chronic Disease
particularly in Ehcu-siisn,. Nervous Affections
Spinal piaeass. Dyspepsia, Lang DISEASES. scrof
MA. Female Diseases. aad indeed almost eTrT}
form Of disease Water properly r''i@inisie-,'i =
an inf.llihc remedy for Chronic uafhaa. IMf.
'icular attention given 70 Ulcers on The log anal
variepse Veins Nrnorr COMMITMENT Also
70 Canccrous Affections. He can bc foani a'
the CITY Ilpici. Je1.fzon, al oil times. shen not
professionally absent.
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osLY wAlrlso

oa'y waiting 90 tie hii wa
Ar a Little longer grssai
osiy stiias til lbe sisaner
o. the liy's l..t beam 5. a4sn;
TN the night earth "a f,iel
From the heart oaes can ~ liy;
TN the .i4r. IT heaven ire brsak'ns
Through BE ssil'shl .of and gray
oniy waiting I'll the felpcra
Hive the last sheif gathered hani,
For toe .nnmer tma is faded.
And tho antann wind. haye come
Oh ky. reaper, gather qafkly
Tn last Fiae bon 'ay heat,
For the 5issm 1T lifc Is s'hered.
Aai hi tea n depart.
oaly waiting An the angels
npen wide The my-tf gate.
n who.e feet bong h4ys haserei
Very poor afui lesalsie;
Effa aYs heat To- laai tcpa.
Ana theif viiee- s4T away.
|. they 'aii ne am waiting.
oply waiting to obey
Only " ..s.ng iiii the shadows
Are litIe angcr gs4Nn
oaiy waiting illl The elimmer
of the list day beam is Iip41i
Then ifam api the giibrtIas lal6ses
Holy dca,iii'.-4 star sha'i ire,
ny shlo light my saal Shall Tls'liy
Tread t. pathway 70 Var 'Aies.
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MEM NNlG S'YONE.
Z. o. PALMER,

Land Agent. Ma shalt J,ras. Prompt
anea',on gir,n 10 aH business c""erffd
ruth he Court of CLAIMS and the Ge"'
sra' Land nHcs
MILL Investigate LAND TITLES and LAM
w Certificates in the state OF Texas.
Land Certificates. with but few e>ecp''one
mus, be presented ie the Court OF Claims, '"r "F
nroyal by the is, Of September next tlsosl OF
th,y Min be barred from Location, Survey or Fat
ent' 4,
will bc in Marshall on Saturday of every week
for the purpose Of Receiving business prepara'of,
to attending the Court Of Claims which in'e~
doing about the :, of August next.
Office al the Courthouse. Address
r. &. PALMER, Marshall Texas
May 20 1895 No s'-'"'
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Alfred NunrOe \ Co.'S

ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE,
V 3! lhga -ief Nh0f. Ntir OriefBt
4 CONSTANTLY on head the largest assert.
\ men, Of Scasonahlc Cioibgs OF cycry de.
scripi,on frr Men anl Bows. to b. found in New
Orleans All Of which will he .old at the lowest
prices for CASH ~ rtgI m Wholesale
August o. IS Silly
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'I'ilE undersigned ollr. his .cNic,', 10 the cit.
l hcns OF Marshall and surrounding country,
a. a
Byio( ngsoa Pi,atfer, md C,aeyh Builder.
He insuros all work to stand when the materials
are selected by hinself
He also proposes to cure smoky ehimuels. NJ
cure No pay. lie warrants, all work TO be done
ina vorkman-Iike style, so as to stand the closest
criticism.
lie j. now alone in business and respectfully
solcits share Of public patronage, with full
confidence that he viii he able 10 render satsfae.
ton in all eu-os where hi, services are demanded
order, from the country viii receive rromp.
attention
L. II. iOWERY.
Mar.hall, April 3, ls5s Is
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'r1E OFFICE Of this company is held at the
cornr Of Anstin and Bolivar streets in the
ci,y Of Marshall Texas. An persons having
husinys- will find the Office open from 4. NJ to-
p, ". daily
JEprilA FOWLkES, rrsi,
u. G. NupFR. secretary
June :. l-jN AZ #
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Tow n Made Furniture.
FRANCIS LiHi Urn

TNTNIN II Ut IT n
DEG~ 10 uio,m lhu cii5ll- coz Mar-hail anil
- npishbnrhood, that hr i, p,cparta te make
llpua' AMI clicr iurgiig' of ai. huas. 70 urt,r.
\ stock a,anys kept on hahd
Repairing cleaning, ant yafn.shn1 neatly g.
eeu'cd and all orders promptly attended tn.
February To- l>5d. N"21 -
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Cooking Stoves.

lust received from Cincinnati, twenty Cook
- ing -,ovr4, different si2~ and patterns, io
sale cheaper than any heretofore ollard 10 this
market. J. H. VAN HOOK.
Nav . 1857. Sc
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~. 900 Worth of =. \. Railroad
Paper Wanted.

IIUlCH / wiIl lake ia cSybgna~ for Gon,s,
w or debts dle woo or an, la,1~-f'y hat /
aasr.
G. T. ilYNSoN.
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Marshall Republican Academy
Auction Nntc.

I WILL SELL. ut Auction every Saturday and
/ at nights, good assnr'mcn, al Dry Goods
Boots Shoes. Hats and Ready Madc Clothing
also Liquors and Groceries. Come and get bar
gains.
A. SCHWARTZ
June ~. 1888 No Jl-if
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mi g.
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" lltl'fA0. Lafayette linss,li. AdmInIstra-
" wf~ NW Estate of Mary Boyd tos iurf
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BR A.. AND IRON rot NDKY

Al -iAtN Iltttt. IN
II W JONES proprietor 81 the Bfov A
/. and hou fnuaig lm- determined Il (,
ta pnl down ile price ol cas'ug' sart as "
graft bars aud gn gearing. tn thv i,w iigun u'
3 coats d pound ado the lla y ~war pillow.
improved No, AMI 80 : 90 and s. 90 ihe
scooter plpw improved at 80 cents only
Tie is aao prepared 10 do any Mind 1T ma.
chiucry that ihe country may want in work
manlikr manner
Ile hls oa hund Iron railing ol ham,lfl pat
tern, for galleries, grave Enclosures &c. Also
mgia'ic packing second hand boilers uad steam
engine, N.ch Dee wilI soll on rasanab', term.
Circular slw mills made to order and all Kind.
Of machinery repaired
Forms viii be- made 10 snii purchasers by them
giving good city acceptance, on any eponshlc
house.
T. ". JONES.
Shreveport sept o. l-iF mol n
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WIN. DALI,
NNHttt-7Aih AAh thifii
Hru-,i~, and k0ok seller.
Ierandah Drug and Book store,

rfSAs srgEf7, SHREVEPORT "a
NfOt ~ respectfully inform merchant, plan
" tees. physician. anl tb. public eInDrrlf
tlat Boz HaN na. 100 ata- auj J. constantly rc..t
Dig direct nom ihe manlmciarer. impofl,r. sal
publishers. "a general assortment 10
Drugs, Medicine. hcniruIS,
FAnit ois Patent NDd.rut lttumey rtt
.t.uft and Druggist hnsNarc. i've Stua.
w ndnf CHS Fanrr Gooi. Stationery, Mn.
Cd Instrument Mineral Waters ~yrua ~Hr
4.fll Instruments ~ajdeb.r l;u.ha 6t
tosriher with % complgt, ns.arjmtuf II BOOK
comprising mud scientific historical aod m.
celimto's. barge aud complete assortment o..
SCHOOL BOOKS pcoeuphra atlasaps sud
Nolical works ail nf which hcwill -cll o. 'oe d.
goods Of the saline description c.n bo hoogh' la
TIE opihorn market.
May 20. as. 40 80
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Estate Of Mary Boyd deceased Application Of
l.. Ru w. Admui traitor Ct a.. mr Partition
aui pl-rhglllm
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- " RAwLlN> & co. WAaIe.aie Grocer. and
-. Commission uerehsnf. Tehonpiinnl,- aud New
~s~c sts., Se', Orleans. Nav 80 81 Va ~ Is
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Having been Intimately acquainted with Dr.
A. " Walker for nearly tso years. have never
seen in him nor heard sentence uttered bY him
that war the leas, uuchaste OF unrcrcfnod.
think him gentleman. and hls wife refinc,
lady In the treatment Of disease think his
sysi-ai sepetl0g 10 any, auA be 4 q most skillia
and successful practitioner. He has effected tx
most astonishing curt uf ease of propsy a. a
negro man fer me- one which bad been given
over foe le,r by al the physicians here deeply
regret his determination TO charge his residence
and recommend him and his family to the Kind
regards Of ,hcsa among whom he may locate
Middleton, Jnly ~, 5s Jogs +, PAsra.
JaAsrsou, Texas. OF H. 1853 G-y
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HENRY PARSONS.

AU PIANO FORTE AREHorsr.
F,ssf3y Va - lamp street New Dc
r 2 leans
Censianty an hani iltr nasi e,'crs,e Soeh II
Planes ca tir tliy ~ The io esi ffrfoy Prir-s 10
srthcr With l'olin-, Arcnrliots. Nrllsenfs Garaf,
Destruction Books. Ae.. Iuuns ani repairing au,ie
hHhhily
May ~ SO No 3s "
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rm snra Of rrtv County OF Harrison
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This s 90 ceflih that eo have hren Intimately
acquainted with liT 4 NJ. Walker FIR teo vtar.
OF more. part ui which lAHe he and his ami's
have bcn inallcs Of oar hoa-o ani hi. dopnrt-
uent as o gentleman has becn unNcoptiouahlc.
and his skid lar the treatment Of dsase with his
peculiar sys'am has never bacn egnalled In iii.
portioa Of the country. Even those dlses.srs
which baltic the skin Of tho most eminent phys-
cats IN the country Sem 10 yiold reality -sich
u. 'anders bropsy, i'alpilaiioa 81 the Heart
Vertigo. Dyspepsia Bronchial Afrtioi.s. his.
easfs Of the Kidneys kheamatism Neuralgia.
and all kinds Of diseases. &c Aud Nhilp we r-
grit 10 log him we heartily recommend him io
TN kind fvvurds Of those among whom be may De
cast. Middleton Miss, July -, lsdS.
Jsars i'AhNrrE. Jrln +. FARMER.
MAhfnA NJ. i'nnLirs, MANN T.. PARALgr.
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FuRNYTUNE
Spring, Hair. and Moss Mattresses,

Patent Spring Eel H,toms new and ccono.
mical invention. Comforts Spreads, shect- pil.
INV z. ....a mud Mnsnl,.tn In.
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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
They won't Investigate.

To show the loue, which the Admins
tration party in Congress entertain for a
fair Investigation of "tho facts" we
need only refer to the recent vote on
Harris resolution. OF the III Lecomp.
ton votes, 100 were cast by Democrats
and II by South Americans. Every
Democratic member from the South aud
90 from the North, including Burns,
Miller and Pondleton Of OHIO. voted
against an investigation, while every Re-
publican member, together with 81 Dem.
ocrats and one American voted for iuves-
ligatlon. In the Senate a similar motion
was voted down by six majority, Overy
Democratic member voting nay, except
Douglas. Stuart and Broderlck. Truly
the Democracy love darkness rather than
light, because aheip deeds are evil.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
Conadenoe Shaken.

We wonder if the Ohio Democracy
''sER have full confidence in the disinter.
estedness. the integrity and ability Of the
present Chief Magistrate Of these United
States" aud il his administration si2i
commands their cordial and undivided
support" From the manner in which
the Ohio Statesman, Cleveland Plain
Dealer and Toledo Commercial speak their
mind on the LecomptOn swindle aud the
Presidents message, we think this word.
eoafienes, reeds qualification and We sug-
gest to our Representative, Mr.. Paine, the
propristy Of amending the resolutions
passed some time since, by striking out
the word "siW" and substituting the
words ''haye lost. " ia order to better re-
flsot the real sentiments OF the people OF
Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-19
The COMMITTEES.

Speaker Orr has violated all parlia-
meniary usage and courtesy 10 appointing
The committee, authorized by Harris res
olution. Instead Of giving majority to
those who voted for an investigation, as
was expected, there is ono majority the
other way, thus virtually defeating the
object Of the resolution entirely. Tho fol-
lowing arc the committed
Messrs. Harris (IH }. Stephens (Ga },
Morrill, { W }, Lctchcr Va.), Wade { O).
Quitman Miss. J, Wiuslow (N.C.), Ben.
nett (N ~ WaiJridge Mch }, Bg6iag
ton Mass.), Russell IN w, Whit,
PA }. adrian (NJ), Anderson, No. }
Stevenson (Ky.)
Locomplontos, IN Roman, o. Anti
Lecomptonitos, in Haiic, Z.
Eight out Of the fifteen are pledged I,
use all possible means to prevent fair in
vostigaion and they will do it. Althoug
Harris is nominal chairman, Stephens ha
the control Of the committee and he wi
use Il to the best advantage possible fc
the South.