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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
SKY-LIGHT PICTURES

MISVELIANE EUUN.
SKY-LI0HT PICTURES
- CENTS.
IhN ACCol NJ al the ,iriurnd rICruUis
" the Subscribers have reduced the OF their elegant
SKY LIGHT AMBkpTYPFS aud MElAINOTNrI.S 10 IL
and 81 1-3 3srnt-, iRtiad,tx haHdsom. CASE
hhe hssorncai ot hrauuini Fancy Cases Breast Pins
Ioekctr, AC always hand New Is the ttmrl Come
come all
~ Operating hours from A " nm T.. NJ
y. TANNER & co Main st,
~ inis doors frrm nriige pt
h1Er rom OR1NvAI.sDs.-Frc.h ora ~snsrh,
II Arrow Ro Crackers Mac, Aroni Sage, TApioca her
mudA Arrow R""t Aae. medicinal purposes pure Old
Port Wine khory Wine Old Madeira, French brandy
Porter, ac for sale by II. THOMPSON L co,
ly y2in Druggt.is
lhRANtiEs AND LEnONs-Js.s received.
~ direct from New York
II B"Nos Oranges,
II no Lemons.
In prime "ruer For sale low bv =. A. BoyD.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

y r. There ignorant and worthless Quncks
cbeinselvesGs Physicians and copying Dit JoBN.
1oH's advertisements SAoe Mendrs Boot BLsts Lamp
Poiry and Coni1ab Imaors, whose lives instead
tho Noble Science of Medicine have been spent in the
most Me~Al Crscity styling themselves Regularly Ed
irpasng upon the periepced
peeng trns with aud running the health Of all unfortunate
" falling h that Dr. Johnston deems
say oeciAly those with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas aw sys hang In his office
HIS REMEisaE : and treatment entirely unknown to
n other Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
in Euro ana he first In this country and 4
prAotc thaa suy other physician In the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
ledAcGn&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-09

NOTlCE.-At mcctinw Of tho Bourd al Di
rcct"r o the Nens aud Tennessee Railroad Company,
held at hr "r e tho Company the city Of ynthhurT
Saturday the l7'h January l-S' tue follow resolutions
adopted
motion Rsolr.d Thatf,o day ofFc.
ruay next the Virginia aud Tcnnessce Railroad Company III
II Lee clearly tho~n that Sue Killed
:" tho 'uralc negligence of The mployec' OF this
Company.
Rtsoired That nil claims against i. Company less
damage Ia goods produce presented within thity
da, the fhouhi ha delivered
spl.3. WM II HUGHES Sccv
4 I,OLLEGTsON u, july. isaS.--My friend,
aud customers who Indebted either old
III" h January ls5s III pl,
settle before the first Of August vii be ing
good deal "f n"uiilr nnd trp nsr to
Rep copy. i,y HJtsI |. l.. ARMiSTEAD
- Powders f"t by II. THOMPSON co.
y IL Druggists
Presidents Once.
AmGlNiAA TfkStssff KhLnoAp Co,
INStHpuR6. August 6th, ls.s
NOTuCE.- The Eleventh Annual Meeting ot the stock
w,il hr h"d III the Hall of their D"ho IN the tiiy oi
Lvnchhn'r Wc,n"sday til" 18th day of September
FORM on PROXY
,rg h.lcts IN the Virginia and Tcnucsa,c Railroad
Company, d' hrr'i, r"nsu nj" aui appoint
nnd laNtu each
Ia all meetings iht Stockholders f said
when not personally present with iul power and
thority srch general give such votes
and 10 n such other each OF coul do
1t wrIc personally prcsrut
Witness our haad. and seals, this day Of ,lH3
WiTstse, stu
l9h by Law IoNcs represent stock In their general
a'nn" mr"ne- shal "n be- valid oI the oi NV"
i'y order Of the Board Of Directors
nug9.tls MM II HUGHES. Secretary.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
Now York Market.

NEw YoRK, Jan. %.
Canadian Flour-steady sales 1000
bbls., at 81. 3oas3,4O for superior; and
s4,60as6 for extra. Rye -four nominal,
at S3a4.
No change in Wheat. and transactions
limited; white Kentucky sold at $3.50.
. Rye--Dull; 70a72c.
Barlcy-Nominal; 7oa75c.
Corn-Market nominal for old, and
better for new; sales $4,000 bushels new
southern at 66a70c.
oats-Quieti 42a45o for state, and 45
a46c. for western.
Pork-Market frmer; sales 200 bbls
at $I5,25aSl5,35 for mess and sl2 for
prime.
Beef-Steady, with a fair business.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer; 65a61c.
Bacon-Iu demand at full prices.
Lard.-Better sales 400 bbls. at STA
94c.
Butter-Activo demand a. l4al5c. for
Ohio; 13a2Ic. for state.
Cheese-Steady; Casio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27

To PxRENTs.-The following extract is
worthy tie attention of parents, as well
rs of youths. IT'S truth is apparent, and
sbould be beedsd:
: One of the grossest neglects of a youth, pro-
duefng incalculable mischief and ruin, is the
misspending of his evenings Darkness is
temptation to misconduct suffer the youth TO
te out when tn light of day does not restrain
them from misconduct, is training them to it"
Every man of observation and sound
Judgment will appreciate ths truth of the
foregoing Instead of bolts and bars,
the means formerly adopted by Bankers
to protect their treasures during the
hours Of the night, they now have open,
.butterless windows, looking into apart
msrts brilliantly lightcd-thas showing
that tkey regard tight as the best sscuri
ty sgainst tho disposition of thieves to
break in and steal.
The future occupants of our penitentia-
ries are to be applied from among the
boys who arc sufered by their parents
and guardians 10 spend thoir nights away
from home. The devil establishes his re-
oruitiug rendezvous in all those places
where boys, who are suffered to leave
their homes at nights, and roam about at
will. do mostly co~ngregate We much
doubt the prepriety or policy of permit
ting boys TO leave the parental roof at
night for eny object, literary, moral or
religious, unless accompanied by their
parents If they arc once permitted to
acquire the habit Of leaving home after
uightfall thus unattended, they will be
certain to fall into temptation, because
the boys that will beset their paths in
such hours, are always of the worst cha
zacter, whether they be children of the
rich or poor. Rev. Dir. HILDRETH, of
the d. E. Church of this town, preached
. very able sermon npou this subject du-
ring the last summer, which all parents
and children should, if possible, have
heard.
Some twenty years ago, q very distiu-
guished and pure man was a candidate for
: Eieh Office. He had fearful odds to
contend against. the struggle Lad bsen a
long and bitter one the last day 10 the
protracted and exciting coutest vas near
~ gone. and 10 progress had boon made.
About three or four O'Clock in the after
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from Boston.

BOSTON, Jan. Y
Yesterday afternoon, Que of the female
teachers in the chapman School, East
Boston, discovered a FIRE in the cellar of
the building, kindled, fr5m the furnace
aud with great presence of mind privately
Informed the several teachers in the bull
ding. The scholars in eight rooms were
dismissed, aud orderly left the building,
without knowing the cause. Soon after,
and before the two remaining rooms could
be cleared, the alarm was given but the
teachers, stationing themselves at the
doors, prevented a rush, and passed all
the scholars out safely. There were ten
teachers and 500 children in the building.
The fire was confined to the basement, aud
extinguished without serious damage.
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me Law 81 Newspapers.

I. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice to the contrary. are considered as wishing
to continue their subscriptions
If subscribers order the di-scontinuance
of their papers, the publisher may continue to
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. IT Subscribers refuse to take or neglect
to take theta bapers from the office to which
they arc directed. they are held responsible till
they have settle- the bill and ordered The pa
per discontinued.
". If subscribers move to Other places with
out informing the publisher, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
responsible.
Y. The Courts bave decided that refusing
to take a paper from the Office is PRINA FAcIE
evidence Of intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts have repeat
edly decided that a Postmaster who neglects
to perform his duty of giving seasonable no
tice, as required blythe Post office Department,
of the neglect of a person TO take from the Of
Postmaster liable to the publisher for the sub
scripfion price.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
From the Western toeIinaa3 Standard.
Kansas-TLe Legislature Of Ohic

Eansas-The Legislature Of Ohio
1t will be seen by reference to our Leg
islative column, that some of the members
of that body, have seen fit to let the bu-
siness for which they have been elected t.
do 20 by default, Tor a while at least, and
zone to meddling in Kansas affairs, by
passing a set of resolutions, which we as a
Democrat can have no objections to, but
which can result in no good, that we can
see. The following, which we take from
the Newark Adrocate, meets our ideas ex-
actly on this subject:
BY What right the legislature Of Ohio
NEEDLES with the formation of a constitu.
ton in Kansas, may we'll be a matter of
enquiry. We're Kansas already a State,
democratic members of an Ohio Legis!a-
ture would at once perceive the impropri-
ETY. of passing resolutions seeking to con-
troll the manner in which its constitution
should be adopted. If the rights of a
State are thus s~cruPulously recognized
and respected, why shall a TERI ftOry in
the very aet of forming for itself a funda-
mental iaw for its government as a State,
be held subject to the meddling dietation
of every Legislature in the Union that
fancies it has not enough to do in minding
the business for which it was specially
chosen !?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27

e ". wsLrAcK-TLis gentien:a an las
now removed his goods to the splendid
room in the Town Hall Building. and has,
by recent additions. flied FIRST aud second
floors With IS fae a stock of Family Gro
ceries as-werc ever offered in the county
AS an honest aud straightforward bust
ness man. generally approved as such BY
bis long business infercourse with our
people, Mr. TALIAcx deserves the sue
cess which has been awarded to him.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 25
We have nothing new to note in our
Grain and Produce Market.
Light sales good extra Flour at S4.25
Wheat-Indians white sells in small
lots at 500. Parcels of choice do. have
sold at S73o.
Oats-284a29c, aud dull.
Highwines--Lower. Held at l63a17c.
Hogs-Choice bring S4,75s$5,o0.
Hams--Green are held at 63c, and
shoulders at 44c.
Eggs-Dull at l0c.
The market continues extremely dull.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
From central America

E York, Jan. Y.
The Herald has news from Greytown to
the 9Th inst, ten days later. The treaty
between Nicaragua and Costa RIGA had
been signed, aud President Martinez and
quite a number of superior officers of the
armies Of both republics were enjoying
themselves at Greytown. They had visit
ed the Wabash aud, and thanked Com.
Paulding for dispensing the fllibusters.-
The Wabash sailed on the 9th with Col.
Anderson aud bis companions, and reached
avana on tho 18th.
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Cincinnati Marked.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.
Flour firm i4D0 bbls sold at So 500
8 90 for superfue. Whisky active; 1000
bbls sold at l5c per Dbl.
Hogs buoyant and higher; the demand
exceeds the supply at So, l0@5.40; re-
ceipts light.
Provisions excited, All Mess Pork in
market taken at Sl3, 5o-oone to be had
at close below Sl4, aud not much at that.
Bulk Meats were taken at $1,000 FOR
Shoulders and Sides Lard advanced to
84c, but none could be bought at this rate
at the close.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
From New York.
New YORK, Jan. {

NEw YORK, Jan. 2I.
The investigation into the causes of the
burning of the Brooklyn school house,
and the death of the boys on that occasion,
was concluded yesterday. The jury at
tach no blame to any person for the catas-
trophe, aud merely recommend an altera-
ton il the style of constructing school
houses hereafter.
The Hearld's Utah correspondent gives
a rumor without vouching for its accuracy
that a party Of so California emigrants
we re, with the exception of IL small chill
dren, butcbered by TIE Mormons and In-
dams last fall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
wayIand Mass. Feb. ( Is57
M @
ii; 8 Al

THE undersigned offers for sale. on highly favor
L able terms, the Farm upon which he now re-
sides. ore and a half miles west of Ashland, on the
road leading from Ashland to OIivesburg. containing
l0 acres-all under good improvement except about
SIS acres of first-rate cumberland. There is az ample
supply OF spring and running water for alIthe stock
that may be desirable on the FIRM. > good two story
frame House, a bank barn, and other out houses, and
an ample supply ofthe choicestfruit. arc also onthe
farm. As 1 desire TO retire from active business. l
willsell the property at a bargain. The farm is so
situated that it can be divided into two farms to
good advantage. J. HELTMAN.
nov. 4, la5L, low22s
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27

New YoRk, Jan. % 1.-TWO men have
been arrested upon suspicion of having
been concerned in the robbery of the Ma
tional Bank Of this city a few days since
of a package containing $4,000. Tue
money was taken off the counter while
the Bank was transacting its regular bus
mess. The parties arrested had go of the
bills in their possession.
At an early hour this morning a fire
broke out in the cabinet factory of Angus
tus Jansen, 1877 Christie street. and des-
troyed the building with it's contents.
The building 25 Bowery and Stanton
street, and the building known as Racket
Conrt, were also destroyed, The total
loss is about $500 600 about SIS, 600 of
which is insured.
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Washington News.
WAsnINeroN, Jan. :

O1NY Ahs 81
One of the Deputies of the Sergeant:at-
Arms of the House has started for the
ueighborhood of Fort Smelling, and three
others in different directions, to summon
witnesses for the various investigating
committees.
The President has issued a proclama-
ton for The sale of very large quantities
of the public land in Iowa, in June and
July, at the various land Offices in that
State. Some of them lie each side of the
Railroad.
It is contemplated by the Wa Depart
ment to dispatch Lieut.. Gen. Scott to
the Pacific coast for the purpose of organ
izing a force against the Mormons from
that quarter.
The bill introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Davis, provides for adding to each
regiment of Dragons, Cavalry, Infantry
aud Mounted Rifemep, two full compan-
les, and increasing the number of privates
in each company of the entire force serving
in the field or at different posts, not ex-
ceeding 90 men also for the addition of
Is Assistant Surgeons to the present med
ical staff.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-John G. Barr,
of Ala, is appointed Consul to Melboarne,
Australia, vice Tarlton.
The British post-of6co department has
made complaints that large numbers of
newspapers containing writing are discov-
cred in the mails receivedsfrom the U. S.,
and according to the requirement made to
our post-ofice department, the latter di-
rected the attention to the post masters
throughout the country to the necessity
of enforcing the laws and regulations
upon that subject. The British post
Office department has also been requested
to return to this country all newspapers.
Sc, illegally forwarded from the U. S.
at printed rates with the view to prosecute
the senders.
Lieut.. Gen. Scott. although not long
since opposed to a movement from the
Pacific side against the Mormons, is now
anxious to organize a force in that quar-
ter. He has not yet however received
orders to do SO.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re-
latious will make aieport on the Presi-
dents Central American Message on
Monday. Several Senators are preparing
themselves for the occasion and . warm
debate is anticipated.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
t--

E Those desiring TO mike the best
Investments in Western Lands that can
be made. are referred to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. RYALL & CHARLrs.-
Their present head quarters is in the
midst of the most promising region Of
the Wsst
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
Prevention Better than CuIe.

HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS are spent daily which
IL a little prudence might have saved, b using DR..
GEORGE r. BONDS Pk The ar.
ticle is specially intended as sure and positive Pro
TEcToR. against disedsedRd pregnancy +: it is perfect.
ly safe no metallic subsSance enters into its COM
and c an be used atalltime s without trouble
inconvenience. The price of the PREvErrlrIvR
is 81 90 the single one 81 90 per half dozen and
81 90 per Dozen. The above article can be sentby
malt to any part Of the United states. or Canaaa
postage free. A liberal discount made to Dealers
Druggists, &c.
GEORGE R oND ND.
S5 Orchard street, corner Grand. New York.
lyvlenls
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27

DANGEROUS CouNrERFEIrs -Well exc
cuted los on the State Bank of Indiana,
and IS on the Northern Bauk of Kentucky,
are circulating in this city.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27

THE CoURr HeusE.-Our correspond
emit, " L~OudonyiIIe, " viii be glad to learn
that Mr.. Fem, Co. Commissioner, is en-
gagged upon his contract 10 fepairing the
roof of the Court House.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
J0B WORK.

Having lately made largeadditiops to our Job
Materials, we are prepared to do all kinds OF
plain and decorative J0BPRINTIN in asty1e
not to DO surpassed by any Office in this section
of the Ssate. Oiders respectfully solicited
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND. o, JAN. 27, 1858.

PARTICULAR Observation-Disclosures;
70 secure insertion Che current week, must be
handed in as early as Monday noon.
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The question was one which touched
the rights of every American and %involv-
ed the salvation of the government.
If the President could, passing from
the high seas, go into a foreign country,
and that country could arm him with
despotic power, it wAs time some limit
should be placed TO such absolute and ex
t%raordinary proceedings.
Mr.. Pearce obtained the floor, aud the
Senate adjourned to Monday.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-27
MORE TFAN 100000 BOTTLES
SoLDINTHE
NEW STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o J. wooD
i for restoring hair perfectly and psrmanenty.
might be given from all parts ofthe world and from
storatiye; nut read the circular and yeu cannot
doubt read also hefollowing
TPTHE HAIR People have for centuries been
afflicted with bald heads, and the only remedy,here
recent discovery OF Professor Wood these articles
are being fast dispensed with, but q great MANY per
sons still patronize them, because they have
been so Otter imposed upon by Hair Tonics OF differ
ent kin Is. To all such persons we earnestly make
woods Restorative there is no such thing as fall
we know of a LADY who was bald, who used the ar
ticle a short time. and her head is now covered com
pletely with the tiniest and mott beautiful curls i'm
~acinabIe- " eknow of numerous cases wherehsir
perfection than it ever had been before.
It's also without doubt ore If the best articles for
Keeping the hair in good coneitton; making 1t soft
and glossy. removing dandrnf. and has proved itself
the greatest enemy to allthe ills that hair is heir to.
ltssthe duty ofevery one to improyetheir person
al appearancet though somemay differ in re gard to the
besutifufheed of hair. eitberin man or woman. Is an
object much 10 be desired: and there are no means
stion.WWonen .Sdnaeete. Pbilsdeiphia.
Cochotron. Ohio, Nov. IL. 1856
Oh. WOOD Co.-Gcnts: Asl have been en-
gr gel in selling your Hair Restorative the last sea-
sou for ono of your localagents TX. NJ Heckiuson.
myself. l would like to obtain an agency for the
State of Ohio or some State in the West. should yon
.vineed there is not&ing tSnat To Il in the Ueited
States, for restorirg thshnir- 1 have been engaged
IN u bluS usiHS lOi SCdIS- IL u
sold various preparations for the basr. but have
found nothing that restores The s%ecietive organs or
invlgoratest the scalp as we'll as years. beng fully
convinced that your restorative is what you repre-.
sent ito be. W Guild like to engage in the sale oft,
forf am satisfied il must sell. Yours truly,
S T S~TocKMAS.
Wayland. Mass, Feb. s, 1857
PROF. Oh. WOOD &Co.-Gents: Havingreal
lied the good effects of your Hair Restcrative.I
wish to state that folding my hair growing thin. as
well as gray. l was induced from whstI read and
heard TO try the article prepared by you, to promote
its groSth and change its color as it was in youth
both of which ithas effected completely. In the op.
GRAFTON l have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &C.. JAMES
o. J. WOOD & Co. Prnprietors. 312 Broadway
New York. Tin the great N. y. Wire Railing Estab
iishment.) and ia Market ST.. st. Louis, No.
And sold by all pood Drueqista Pm
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

SENATE-The chair presented a COM
munication from the Secretary of War
giving the number of troops stationed in
Kansas for each quarter from the LIST of
Jan. 1855 to the present time.
Mr.. Mason from the Committee on
foreign relations submitted a report on
Ceu'ral American Affairs.
HoUsE.-The Speaker announced the
following members as a select committee
on the Pacific Railroad Phelps of Mis-
souri,, Jones of Tennessee, WasLbarno of
Maine, Milson of Virginia, Curtiss Of
Iowa, Corning of New York, Underwood
of Kentucky, Grocsbeck of Ohio, Gil
more of North Carolina, Singleton Of
Mississippi, Farnsworth Of I'll. philips of
Pennsylvania, Leach of Michigan, Bryan
Of Texas, aud Scott of California.
On motion of Mr.. Keitt, the'resolution
offered by Mr.. Harris of Illinois, looking
to the expulsion of Mr.. Matteson, was
postponed one month in consequence of
Mr. Matteson's detension at home by the
severe illness of his wife.
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w-AsalNeroN, Jan. q
SENArE.-Not in session.

SENATE.-N OF ID SESSION..
HoUsE.-Mr. Zollikoffer asked but fail
ed to obtain leave to introduce a resoiu-
ton calling on the President to commune
cate all the information which gave rise
to the Utah expedition, the Instructions
to its leaders, aud all correspondence she'd
ding light on the question, to show how
far Brigham Young is in rebellion or re-
s~istance to the government of he United
States. The House went into Committee
on the private calendar.
The President has received a copy of
the Kansas Lecompton Constitution. 1t
will be considered in the Cabinet Council
tomorrow.
The Senate Committee on Territories
to day agreed to report in favor of ad-
hitting Minnesota with her present Con-
stitution, but with one proyiso-that in-
stead of 3 Representatives. to Congress,
as provided therein, they arc to have one
and as many as the census heretofore or
dered to be taken win entitle them under
the present apportionment.
The Lecompton Constitution will be
sent by the President directly to Con-
gress, and not through the ~interposition
of the Executive. The question will
therefore come unon a direct vote either
to admit or reject Kansas upon that con-
stitution alone. The subsequent vote of
the people, in pursuance of the act of the
Legislature, not being legal in any form,
will not be recognized. This will be the
position assumed by the friends of the
Administration.