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Obituay.


DEATH oY CAPTAIN JOHN y. ". rRAsH, LATE con-
MAYpER OF THE HAvRn PACKET SNIP swrrzgR.
LAND.
Captain JcsS G. w. TRAsE died The 1sth Instant st
the early age OF 70 years, much regretted by large cis
Gle Of friends and by all who snew him He was tbe son
Of Captain rrask Of the ship saraaoa me deceased
tered the marine service when quite young where, BY
the faithful discharge o bin dutes and by good seaman
ship, he rapidly In the confidence of bis superior o
GERS and attracted abe notice Of ship owners Befcre he
was crown be became q ship master having commanded
the packet ship Metropolis before he vs Il years Ee
He had career of honorable urefupess opened 70 him,
which he would have no doubt, bad ho lived, gained
much greater Distinction and bonored the service IN wnch
40 many American snIpmssters have sureis for them
selves and conferred houcr on their county such
the late Captain rrask, who py wvfns tner way
mn To the command OF class shpe, have contributed
40 much TO elevate the service and give position above
that Of any other country Hs unerM ,o pAse on INA
Iith instant, when tie flags OF the shipping were dspa
al Al half mast token Of respect 70 hs memory Ha
remains we're folowedto their final resting place BY
large number Of personal renis, including many shls
masters pelcog Dg 70 this port.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

fFrom the Mexican Extraordinary, March 41
From Qusretaro We have letter dated the 9th ut
giving the position OF Affairs st that date As leuer
10 broken opsn and apparently has been read
no1ious, and therefore extract the following
No 6ghtng has taken place yet st Cciaya- Doblado,
Parrod AArtcaga and their forces strongly fortified In
the town Of Celaya. They have about ,oto men and
some twenty seven pieces Of artillery They expect the
government uoops 70 attack them by The "sAmno real %
Of TIE city. Apparently they have idea OF acting
cept the defensive, but they do tai enerseucally,
they win give The government troops much trouble
mese latter scatered about the cnvirens of CeIaya
under their respective commanders-C~oos, Miraruon
neya, Bsncane and Casanova" .
Theoommerce o<the country which rs lie blood with
subject pressure which cannot long resst During
long period the risks Of merchandise the roads have
bcen great but The risks q ali former times are rspsdiy
becoming insignificant from the caamee which are
now befalhng H. Fer the past month the exceptions In
The case are those caSgoes Of merchandlse which arrive
here fron Vera Cruz without being robbed.
NO matter which side gains there h little chance for
nnal adjustment Of dlncuuss. We fear tha. l
TO the country for q long time.
THE CLERGY PROPERTIES.
Inc government yesterday gave the premsed regulation
2sth June, 1856, " WV
rrxpAv.
me port OF Tuxpan reported 10 have adopted the plan
Icubaya Och notice OF this trAnsacton has MOI YET
been received here.
TIT. ..r.u ,...,,l, rnk !. HuAs1ScA.
70 have acknowledged the plan n TNcubsya
cONONyoRr AND IrRRRry
This "a the CRY Of those who pIunder on N. high
ways.
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beIOre Hon Judge Hail.
MARCH ls-7h United states rs. John FyederckS alip
John 7adneck.-The defendant Ia charged with making
counterfeit coin. RJudge Beebc who defended the &C
cused, contended that he The wul Of the
coin, but vi. the victim OF . more sr,n porson. me
Jury found iredercks guilty OF aiding the manufacture
Of counterfeit com, but Recommended him 10 mercy. Re
mandsd for sentence
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TIE rHDanp, kc-rne prevailing activity IN nearly Al
departments Of trade, and tho gratifying prsmoaitions u
an carly return Of Tho entire buxinsn community 70
healthy and stable $3.50 Of prosperity, have Nrssdy re-
suited most sdvantassousy 70 the interests oS NE nans-
gers Of the dersnt places Of anussmeat n shs city. Ss
and generally very exciting pieces That have beer
lately brought out s the drerent sssabshmenss sshry
attract remarkably largo audiences, win whom moosy
seems, n anything, moro abundant than vas even
monshs before Me oommeacement Of lhs recent pAnio
and h TO- In face Of the feet that local banks have
thirty three million dollars in bullion suusy slowed
their vaults Under these circumstances 70 apparent
thai the shessrss 30 viii continue 70 % erssnstvesy
paironised for some time 10 consequently oaiy
necessary refer pleasure seekers 70 The hssd q As
editorial page, where they will dnd socmpese oaetn a
the munifAr,ous novelties offered for this evening.
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News from Ilayfi.
orR ronr Az rRNcx coRsHsroSpxxcs-

Poxr Au PRrScx, Feb. 10, 1853
Complete Prostrotion Of Trdde-Demand for Aw<y;oaa
PTOris'Ons-Srinsenn Aony karsst-Cegx and Log
sooed Rates
The effect Of the Rembaud derslcstion has been moro
severe han was nrst imagined. with the exception Of
few houses, our commerce, very solid n rounds
ton, now entirely proe,rased. Our trade s therefore
limited 10 those articles which form the FIRST necoasss
Of life, and Of thcse but little change hands.
American provisions continue In good demand and
there is only limited stock hand.
Our money market n stringent beyond descrpsIon
The douboon II worth t2ss.
Conee sells at sliO, with about 90 900 bags on hand
Iogwood is scarce, at $50 per ton.
The firms OF T. Schultz X Co. and Ackerman Eotzli
Rave been declared bankrupt by Court Of Commerce
Several more, connected with the American trade, are
expected 10 follow.
holds out n the capital and Santana pushing him cose
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hours examining tho accounts looked through al -
depcr books ana the ledgeYs nom the beginning of ID
sccoupt-ls66 to 1851 cont fnow how many boosss
looked through examined 40 other account but ho.s
Re direct sxAainAtion Have you examh Cd Ill me ~
post books from the time Of the opening Of the soocns
Garrett 3. Mott under power Of attorDsy2
Objected 70 and ov-YYcled
Tho prosecution rested, deemirg they had Ynshet E
1cient evidence 70 hold Mr. Mott for trial.
Counsel for the defendant said he prepared 70 pre-!
sent motion for Mr. Mos discharge, on tho ground that
there not evidence here TO raise probability Of h6
CON mittiDg the onsnce with which he was charged
The corder Al this Juncture Of the pse,eedngs, Sd
journed the further hearing Of the csse m Saturday next,
at half past one.
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Fm oFxTs.--" Tho Huguenoss" announced for the
sixth time at The Academy This evening The furors
about This opera on the increase and the prospects for
70 night are better than ever Those who wsh 10 obtain
places should apply early. "Luorezs sorgsc will be
given 70 morrow, the last r,niues Of she season
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o6,cisi journals at Mexico publish quite q oaaerory Of
Advantages rAned BY their In quarters but
We democratic papers here and elsewhere In rcpublsh
ing the same either them With victories On their
3D. or simply put their thumbs 10 their noses and tvr
thesr fingers most Journalistic and comcal manner
The country remains In horribly unsettled condition.
FREIGHT trains, mails, passengers, express riders, mule
mo coaches between this place and the city of iexce
sometimes gitted half dozen tinceby disrent ban
dts each batch hungry than their predecessors
ne result s that passengers frequently arrive st the
me opers trce "a coming hither from the capital were
robbed Of almoet all her belonging The females suf
feved especially, and told by the d.usan Of this
Ylsee that they are sncrly 70 give m edition OF
o. large portion Of the written music Of the srtsts
natives Of this country are very much addicted 70 IN
me ne, especially music. Fancy q band OF real rob
80 practsng rousns chorus Of Verdi In horrd
snovy peaks Of Popocstapcu and Iziacchus--or 'Ths
msn mat smokes" and "rhe white LADY,
'nc neuco, Cspsnsh steamer) from Havana, brought
Sn's Ian aozen generals and other distinguished
side uppermost But their fst in the aelorous uncer
nmiy o. Mencsn polhcs has carried them little too
r lon can't even depend upon the certainty OF an nm
. nS snr county. 20 our sdventurers are fain 10
fesnrn whence tney came, Doubtless feeling rather sros
me sunorues merely took their parole M homo, ni 40
sAfemps 70 land, 20 they agreed 70 disagree m n.ac.
Among we oesppo'nted gentlemen And tbe non,cs ~
wensr.s ov,ons sno Zres-ooh famous Sananstas and
last administration. ''o VI" neios y
Mr.. de Gas 70, referred 10 in recen, ,c,,o,
allowed 70 ooecd 70 Havana board the soan,., .
steamer Francisco de Asis ls little s,ngv, war
Teen years ago he sent rm Cuba N Neysco s ou,
tos ofsnder, and returned under sir,iIar poh-
stances. More comca still Is the fact that bs 80. IN
ptehed the ever faithful island" for his Hber, :, Us
clvihes, rh" ne departed hence for rank conserys
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TUE
LIVER INVfGORATOR /!

PREPARED BY Dir. SANFORD,
Comp uuded Entirely tom GUNS,
rs ONE 0P FuE BEST PURHATIvE Ann LIVER Me-
DI INES bvf1e The public tiiyt acts ~ CtFurfic.
snogn It Is not only s1Farts but Iipsr remey,
letting Art thu LiUer to eject It's morbid til
comprising two plrr sss e ct1al Sit,on' any Of the
Gfics IL trenSheus the syS'eu At the SnHi time that
pursss it, aud when taken daily in m 'ierae Doses will
strengthen an built it up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is of the principal regulators of the
human body and waen Il psIf!,ras t "9s'i"9s veil
a.ss entirelydependent the healthy action OF the
Lirerfnr the proper perform. ofts functions the
- in 81 one orsau2the Liver
having crsed to do duty = the diseases Of that
praciice twentv1 ears Aud remedy
T !, s 70 e0un'eTno the many which
s IF tRE troa
has 1 Sa, to tT, bottle MI !. 9ertan
the system, 9upplying in her healthy anw Of bile
nyEnr ting ths ss1 food to digest Will
whole mac nery, re"'ovins~he cause Of the dsease-
l RlIInGs ' ATTScRs arr cured, AND. WHAT Is
BErrER, PREVENTED, By the occasional use of Ill,
tinr 10 after tatin mt to relieve the stomach
and prevent the fool fr"n'-trtsing ami souri,"
wIRE.
sen,ly., ami cure! GOS-5WTENESS
IN de- taken after ae' meal viii eGre DYsPEPsIt
one bottle TAKEN for f- male reraoyesth thu.
4
Only dose Immediately r,li yes oR0kKC " lie
Onr lose often repeated isiC a curr CHOLERA
.IiORBUlS, and preventive. # CHOLERA.
~ Uny bottle is nrede throw ont Of thu
system the ELECTS Of medi - inc after long sickness
tS One bottle taken nr4-JAlFNDlCE removes ali SAL
IowHess unnatural color tie skin
tine dose taen sh before "Hting givea Wig
or to the app tite, ami makeSSiooh digest ". u
tine dose nfteu repeatedly cures CITROBJC OLA r.
RIGA in its worst forms, 1Ftlile 5 III u Err and
30 VEL COMPLAINTS yeI n moSt to ihr hrst dose.
One two doses at tacks caused ny WORMS In
Children there Is EUrrrSafer speelier remedy
tile world, as It ReUer 5IiLs. ~
| ~ a few bottles reaJDRoPSI, by exciting the
absorhents.
We take pleasureinrecoui- mending this medicine "a
preventive ror FEVER Ann AGrE, CHILL FEVER,
ard al FENElS 81 d Bill LIOUS TYPE. II operates
with cert tty and thousands willing testify
wonderful WRITINGS.
n u WH0 USE IT IRE S{PYYG THEIR ULT4lVI-
00LtS TESTIMONY LNIIS ia YClR
~ Mf loIfsri in the mouth Ioith the LHeiG0rIfor, and
| atoaiLoao 10th t0qelisr.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIsCONE cry. and Is daily
working great to hrl It by
magic, eveN the fret dose 0Jiag beHet and seldom
THAI bottle iB Required care kind OF LIVER
Complaint from the adNadics Ly9pepEid T. n
camnnn HegdHefs, all Of which the TeauI Of DIS
E4SED LIVER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
DR. SASF0R'', P -oprietnr * Broadway, New York.
And retaled by ali utuERistS- Sold alec 6H
nyi4-ly 7. II. LOGAN Co.,. Wheeling, Va
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THE IN FEbhlGENCER.
THURSDAY MoRNlNG. JULY 8. 1858.
THE TRREE qIFrs.


THE THREE GIFTS.
By W. II. DAvENPoT ADAMS.
gave my love a burning gem,
All touch'd Nth ruddy fire;
Might grace an antique diadem,
And light kings desire.
She said: such gifts shall ne'er be mine, i
These gems will not weir;
For no 1--we thoughts do they enSllrine,
Nogentle iancieS bear
gave my love violet.
Mid funding ,no>scs iged,
With tw:light's dewy kisses wet
1t how'd It's graceful head,
She Sigh'd: ALAS the tnw'r will fade,
Too soon its heauty pale
In sooth, ] were silly maid
10 take boon fiaI"
gave my love simple song,
Es>ay'd 10y poet-pen;
Which sought, and found, ITS friends among
All earnc>t-hearted men.
She said: True. song can never diei
Let thy love like it he,
And my heart the gilt shall lie
10 bid me think Of thee I"
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg q wheeling
RAIL ROAD.

s 9 81 81
ON and after Wednesday, June 9th, 1883, Csundays
" ceptedl Trains Will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEvE1ASD:
l:t0 P. Mall Train, atoppng Ill stations; arrive At
Pittsburgh at s:5S P. n. and Bridgeport atS;ie
1880 P a. Express Train stopping all regular statIons
ga Rochester and New Salisbury nag
lions for thIs trsin) and arrive at Pittsburgh at
1850 A. ~.
LEAVE BRDaEPoRT:
eJ5 A. n Express Train stopping nil regular stRtlons
arrive at Pittsburgh ct t2:i0A II and II Ceye-
land at 2;5S P n.
$50 p NJ Mail Train, stopping all REGULAR stations
arrive at Pittsburgh at S1O p. NJ.
LEAVE PITTSB uRGI:
ct oieyei md atR;S5P- n. and at Bridgeport at
800 P. NJ xr-Ss Train soppirg resuiar stations
rive at Bridgeport at s:fS P. NJ.
Excursion Tickets from fdreport 10 Pittsburgh and -s.
TURNING, A3,T5. Good ttoo dnys ORLV.
70 hut train TO Cleveland daily. Leave Bridge
port at 6o5 A. IL.
Connections
Connections made by although trains folloWs
AtClsveRn with trains for Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
the NORTH est; also, for Erie, Dunkir;, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
steubenvie and Belair, with the scubenve Indl.
and Contra Ohio RAroadS for OadE, C0shoc New
ark Barnesy tnePTilv, WilrnRton lancaster, Colnn-
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and IT Louis.
At WheenR Nlth Baltimore OhiU Railroad, for Cum.
5erland, Harper'S Ferry, Baltimore Washington cty
Lncahan purchased atthe
2cs tn line; also At the unIon Ticket once opposite
che Levee, Wheeling, Va
Cleveland. JUNE 9,'ISo9 leg SUIT.
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J. IT. SCOTT.
No 157 Main street. Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

watches. Clocks. geySesry. watch & Clock
materials, Feels O. lUgSes,
Culver Plated and BrtaniA Ware Gold Pes, and PEN
y ellis, Gold and Silver SPectseles Port Aonnaea Purses
Gard Cases. Cabas Work Boxes Brushes Combs Perfume
Pancy Soaps Knives Scissors RaEors ReVolVeTS,
Pistols Ger S Specks Spoons and Forks Regaa,
Guards Steel Keys Pens, Jet and Coral Goods,
general Of useful and fancy articles
Ha7ing lately added very largely my stock both In
the Wholesale and Retail departments enables Ene to
offer
and the public generally, avery complete assortment at
the lowest prices.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE sTORE.
NO 174 MAIN STREET. WHEEL ING va
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF DRY GOODS!
FALL AND WINTER SALES.

"a H. NJ AZ Il e
kTHoAA taksP gu bnth
and w! DR. G hLI
benundto ret &C
4i u French o -
,PP du
nnurSr these
I'M M al ~
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Oheaper nan Ever.

cheaper Enan Ever.
REAT DISTRESs aud heavy nsSeE in East; Railroad
stock Bank Stock, and all goods forced the Market
and sold atrGnous pricen to the Importer and Manu-
have just returned from the Iert cities and have
nurchased goods At those runous prices offer
customers rnd the public generally goods up
irder in Goats, Pants snd Eests the and
nsho nahlr and ready clothing, lower than the
hRv heen offered in this market You viii get fne
clothes for the you have heretofore paid
Come and Guy Loc26l A. N ADAMS.
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StraW GoOda.

g Av RI e now cnsnlre large ssd general assort-
- nent Of Mems YoutfS and Chillren's HIts. con.
SiFtinE of Everett D. AMI bound, Webster Italian
Hats; Pedel ~. Drab ami Brnwn Lghorn Cuban HitS;
Leghorn, Young America, r. L-ghorn BnI = Hat PAna
"a arilcle) Silver Straw Drsh lIats Everett anil
Webster allan B. Roy,s Hats; Cnildren's ExtrN wind
ut the lowest price. AVERY,
an2s No I4s Main st.. wherli,r Va
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A New Light

A New Light
FHE Drummond LIsht pro iueed from improved sTLvIc
/ OIL, has no equal, ami after psrsnnh and 4atis
factory trial. Tito to the pshIic JtFs CREAP
ami hest portable light In tits safe
free from all Eposive properties It Oh ap
;ost hour Is half cent. best
the smareHtl9mp will burn brilliant with Stea Is fame for
Twelve hours without rvhIing We 4uhscent
hit for ordinary sized om, and having
II u public favor.
For Wholesale and Retail II,use Furnishing
Store % J. K. DUNLAP & CD.
jan Is No. lis, " ain Sc. WheenF, Va,
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.etlast tnnnd ,anvperson trou-
,PL4IST, IA any OF its forms.
,roavictinn is certsin.
,nofbil or bad mstt,r from
>ptace a healthy nnvF Of bile.
Causing fiod TO digest we'll
( living tone AMI health To thu
The cause of the dissase-
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PBNNSYbVANIA RAILROAD.

Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
cities with West Tn Northwestern, and south-
Western States by continuous R1wRv direct This road
also CONNECTS at burgh with daily line Of St amegs to
all othe Western Rivers and at Cleveland and SAM
husky with s-amers all norts the North Western
Lakes; making tho mott direct, CHEAPEST and reliable
0Itts by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great Wat.
% ETrs q IN WHY, pryrr prrrt t,yr p1rrspIYpnu
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FFeC Iu1tIOH OF INCENTIVE III NJ IoWFs
Graduat=5 this Institution now HllnE respnHsi
hIe and lucrative positions ca hi ok keep an!
Railroad uc Clerks in different -eciioS % the country
hnng preferred by business to Graduates Of
any other Mercantile Hence the above unpara
leed Inducements which nothing hut the re SUPERIORITY
instruction and toro M training Of tuirnts fui
buSintss life would Warrant.
me Tcin,-ipal ar fis Inst5tjon hGs hem BrGticS
FOR i0HJeJ' period ttF any other Tefchsi
III Ne HcSffF.n rorntcY.
A,Ii%ess the undersigned for 6.rtncr particular
my9 WA ~, a;IsA TCs ER.
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FARE AS Low AZ BY Any OTHER RouT

20 BE particular anu ask for rieksts via. the c. w
Short Line Kali Road.
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principal regulators Of the
Performs its functions we'll,
f'ill develop Il. Tue stomach
on the healthy action OF the
ance OUTS functions: vhen the
are at fault, and the " Ioie
If one orsau-the LINER
: Ror the diseases of that or
has made It his study, In a
J ears, TO RId some remedy
many deT1n sencn,S to which
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This route passes rru-I Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
ceYllr, wa,iiIEtou Wilmington MarrOW-tle richest
most beautiful part II Ohio.
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Por THROUGH = l. information, anqnire
Dido Ticket Uice the Spris I5use, wste,
treet, Wheeling, a.
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SHEET MUSIC.
TheiSrSs't stook ~ 81 set psic musical works g., &C.
lathe wastrrn country.
~ Music sent to any a ire,', post7Te free IA
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New system.

II ehancI1z az ,sines' from credit System to
cash rs equivalent also chang long prnsts
- short ones and in eoS'ug stock heavy
cratsls than former priees. Should douht what
~ cIlnR At No. wsshsngtan Hsii you wit be AZ
once satlsae1 We mean ust what We saw
wWEEI.ER L1FIS.
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TRAINS LA T. ZGNESNILLE As tULLOWS:
At l2:iJM Il:3n PM, Cincinnati and points
arrEaiDf oenttai OHIO rraius from Wheeling and ia
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IN connection with the above keep sverv kpa Of u,u
Iicaliassrunsnts musical rchnn'iise generally
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-13

majority. The Administration men intend to insist
on reporting the bill back from the Committee on
Territories 70 morrow, an put it Immediately Upon
its passage This will be resisted and long dsbate
will be had before that vote is taken.
1t is understood that Calhoun will back out from
the fraud by which it has been intended to give
proslavery majority in the Kansas Legislature. As
this is the only condition on which they can save
two needed votes in the Senate he will probably
do it.
John Van Buren,, Governor Seymour and other
Barnburners are here, aboring industrousy for Le-
compton"
The friends of the Lecompton Constitution do
not, however, give up the contest. The resolution
Of Mr.. Harris will lead to delay, and no doubt
SO intended; but the Lecompton Constitution will
be put through the Senate and sent to the House,
whether the House Committee to be raised under
the resolution should report or not Then the final
struggle will take place. There appears to be no
room for doubt that the Senate will pass the bill ad.
hitting the new State with the Lecompton Consti-
tuition.