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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

M.yok's CouRr.-A very seedy looking young
gentleman. who hailed from the good old county
ot Bedford. was, on yesterday morning, introduced
to his honor, by Policeman Reid. The young gen
tlfman in question, had, 1t seems, been IN the
CITY for but day or two,and in consequence OF the
transition from rural to city life, or some other
cause unexplained, became rather "boisterous'
Oh the streets. As natural result he Tell into
the lands of the night-watch, and was, by those
guardian friends conveyed to the receptacle pre-
pare for all unruly spirits. In consideration OF
the strangers limited acquaintance with the ways
IF city life, and his earnest and solemn promise
of future amendment, his honor ordered his dis
charge, which order he accompanied with some
very wholesome admonilion and counsel. The
last seen of Bedford he has making tracks for
some more favored locality, where men can get
drunk, and fight in peace.
An amateur musician. in the person of sable
huei gentleman from Africa, likewise paid his
RESPECTS to our worthy chief magistrate on the
morning Of Yesterday. This "Ebo-shin" worthy,
j, seems Possesses rare faculty for discourslng
sweet strains On that well known musical instru-
merit, the Fife; and, being aware OF his gilt In
that regard, he, at an unreasonable hour OF the
night struck up some stirring airs in the vicinity
Of Bridge Street. As if in vertcation of the old
alage modest merit is rarely appreciated our
hnight of the fife was suddenly arrested whilst
g ,rarc, in his musical performances and, IN de-
fault Of a good excuse, was, for the remainder OF
fhe night ensconced i'll the cage, from which de-
!irhtiu retreat he was, on the succeeding morning
uShered into the presence of his honor as before
stated. The Mayor, feeling assured from the
statements of parties cognizant of the entire pro
ceilings that the music was net committed with
evil intent, ordered the discharge of the untortu-
nate disciple of Handel on the payment OF a fine
of one dollar. if preferred, certain number OF
stripes. The first proposition was aecepted-thc
money forked over, and the luckless fer sent on
his way rejoicing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

BEDFORD SEST1NEI.-We have unintentionally
failed heretofore, to notice the change recently
made in the Editorial conduct Of this paper. The
late editor, VIM. Davis White, Esq, has retired
from the charge of the paper. and is succeeded by
James L. r. Atkins. Esq, who has also purchas-
ed Mr. WIS. pecuniary interest in the office Mr..
A. has been publisher of the paper since Its e:-
tablishment, and brings to his new position quail
fcatons of the most ample character. Personally,
politically pecunia-iy and in oil other respects
we wish our good old friend, the most unbounded
success,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

THE FAIR-IMssrs. Editors: l have heard of
several suggestions as to the best way of accomo-
dating the people during the fair, and will make
one that think will certainly be attended with
less lobor to our wives and will entertain larger
number of persons than any other can think OF.
Instead Of dining at home let the families carry
their provisions to the fair grounds and dine
there-returning home to tea. In this way each
family can accommodate at least doube rs many
as they can dine at their homes, and with much
more convenience to our better halves. W hat say
ven? | should be glad to see some concert of
action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

TrRrlS's HorEL.-Thc house of entertainment.
kept by Mr. Turpin, Courthouse hill, is now
full" The resident guests ut that popular es-
Enlistment reach the large number OF eighteen.
The most distinguished gentleman thus far reg
is,ered is Charles W. G.een, Esquire, of BuIzard
Ruost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

HrsTiNcs CorRr--This body met on Monday.
The first div was consumed in the examination of
Grren, charged with rape. In consequence of the
absence of the chief witness the case was laid
over til next term. Bail was refused
On Yesterday, after the trial of several unim-
rortant cases. Court adjourned. to meet Friday
morning next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
GEORGE u DAVIS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,

G o M MIS- SION M e r c II A N T,
Composite the TirpiRin Bank. LfNCHBURG
Terms Cash, or short Csedit. Ne g0tia BILE Paper.
HAVE commenced business again lii the Storeh'ise
occupied by Davis Sowlin 4 Co. and am in receipt
large stock Groceries Staple Dry Goods Hardware, Oils
Paints. consisting IN part Of
55000 tbs. Bacon Sides clear Of backbone,
1i,5t0 Tbs. Lead Lard. in scgs and barrels,
L. 900 ms. Bale Cotton,
1000 lbs, Sol" Leather light, middle and overweights,
200 Seamless EsgB
la5 Boxes Adamantine Candles, 4. andl2
100 French and American Glass,
80 Barrels and Kits Herrngs and Mackerel
Also Sugar Coffee Steel Nails Salt. cheese, Wood
ware Cordagc all Of which will soil cheap for cash.
exchange for Country Produce and will sell goods
cash than they be bought credit Call and
nee for yourselves
Liberal advances consignments, quick -ales and
prompt returns apl 4ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MESs' PRAYER MEETING.--There are
regular meetings for prayer. at the rom of the
Young Mems Christian Association, avA o clock
The ladies are invited to attend.
aug lS-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

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aarheh WIN tne huuiotr ms 'h'u ~ te os once ana
should =" ai ,"Srs "n'n th'a eshs ,'''"' !"
placing 'ntn STOCK OF hf'''I.s on me S'"" 'r"nhus'
e The Judges CD animals al have r"gatd'o the symmetry
carry MATURITY. sze anu general I'niu's 'hir"cil'U' :" e
olcea men IN Judge I'l WA max que "i""ah,e Tor
n.y.. ieeing ana '' err "ms'ai''sh 'he eha'a' ana con
non a ,nr nnh',s h's " nov e,'' ~ ,o
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Cows or he'fe, winch s'al "pf" to hf" been fa"nh Tor
Wv We p''hb 10 '' '"i''i" ""h''' '" '"'s
" No PERSON r''ts or hdn'''ly interested "n' be allowed
70 ScI'r N '""S''h" we iA''"N' W" lu'A,
'nc NV ,hs III ,'t "'io piH' ''. ~ ~
Judge or has attempted I" bh"rh'" or sway Inc action
nn and !, srah nslro H. auln or Witch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

The Remuneration neighbour announces
in his last paper that in short TIVE he will pub
l,sh daily issue Of the Republican, and further
states, that he is about 10 associate wlth hun,
Young gentleman of character. intelligence and
business habits. In all thugs, save the rropaga-
ton of Democracy wish our contemporary the
fullest success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

STIMULATION ~ nEKEBY CORDgAl-
"A LN EXTENDED Ia the citizen" of Lynchburg and all
the and remote counties who be called he
bnsn's pleasure to cell at the Clnhing Bazaar Of Isl X
ROIGiS SHAFEK co md examine Tho Desirable stock
Ready isde Cluhins Exhibition. As self Is
regarded best but recommendation and IL eth
erwsc II Is rendered unnecessary by the unqualified commen
dann Of Iokiona who have tested the clothing
and sold by us during the six would be supcrih
Tor the limits Of astm nj to thing 81 the
quality style, and chcapness Of goods especially
ackno~ ledge and heeriny conrre the right ~ purchasers
To their AMI b Their Jndxss of the
quality and fairness The prices Of the good we sell
Our stock comprises in the following articles Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and Fnck &, Med do Low
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress and Frock Coats French ar
ria Oaks and other fsorte Business suits super
Black Cashmere Pants Tonadrc Maaissr Cashmere Vel
and other Vests Orr Coas OF every suitable material
and In every desirable style. ClnskS e.
FUkSIsnING DEPARTMENT. I'm the fur.
nahng line stock is also complete. comprising In par
French Yoke Shirts Col trayais In great variety Scarts
aud Mu RS Cashmere Merno Shaker and Silk under Sh is
and Drawers. Soc Caves, Suspcnder, Pocket lidks, .r
Robes De Chambre Travelling hawls aud ankets,
Umbrella DC. 81 RKOUGIiS. SHAFER d co.
Clothing bazaar, Main Fl, above Bridge.
scpt2Its Lvnchbu- IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FBOM ECROPl
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMoNIA.

New YonK. Oct 5-Thc Steamer Hammonia.
with Liverpool dates to the Goth Of September.
ARR. cl here to-day.
She reports Cotton as having partially advanced
one sixteenth.
Mdney was abundant at two per cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

FREIGHT TRADE The receipts of freight at the
Depot of the Va Il Tenn Rail Road Yesterday,
were as fellows: 10 loaded cars of produce from
the West, consisting of 1888 bushels of Wheat;
"a barrels of Flour; $1,000 TBS. Miscellaneous.
l. loaded cars were sentW est the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
bIrl inan Ing and Painting.
. Crn. meg -. ..ion Of Ebsc Months /,

Terms, - -sion ot ftsc MoHthst
Hoarl intending ue. IRh A., vi NO estrss.. $50 W
lnii"h In l. siish hinnehc-. IL w
1nIttun II, runth and Latin. ~ M
Ipiun In Collegiate lbrpatn"nt - W
ln iian, - ~
M
Hoard mud luiunnuu' ht Ia adv halfnr AZ the end
of the
In this inaiuii'n only n know ledge Of La In.
ti,sk aud Heir " r H. ttartica furnished for
o'k ne the Ir'n,h lai'n mud Spanish Innem gee Two
Ancient Mid III Language requisite to entit. TO
graduation
SUI r,toms In thu I'D systems Elncann tn" rno
uHtssuf the enlightened Ncf ciatca,
aud wlH l. du, rarcI ani children demands
and onty viii h introduced 1hr s,som blends ORAL
with IL, al nsiru tam. Lecture and ESnmiBs
'a uo .N.rs, and Awe the fullest ora IL all the mcnai
powers,
Mr. ilc Faculty of University Va m
n 1850 II Re-, R and, pr,si Rnhmond Colierc Mira
G"n Darlington lro Morse Rev } H. Mi.he. ID hav.
10" ENsef d u Rows II. u Wyer, aao W. Garter aud
u. Hal
Mi iioirtH rohts to Ee,. W, II iln reiersbnrs and
t,,n CLAY
Nh C,Mrs II J. L,lcbyro Nichuoud. aud Rev. W.
II khkie yn,lhurG,
Nre I,"t itf rs la lrs 1uo N y Nkinsnn u d., prcst
litulpi,n : t"lioWo nn1 lion Nm . pnd Mr.. Niyrs
Mas NiIiJAMsOs rIcls T. Hon We freson Coy. Jno
II f",d and WA Eat,ri. Iaq, President Farmers Bank,
iSnehhurK
tucuas r"nth1Ing particulars obinined by nppllra
Al SEMINARY EpoS immediate hini,y al ath ~ NJ H.
thut,h "t linulh H.. T. once aug 2cd2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

GEkD WHEAT.-I have la 500 bushels
- pure blue whte Wheat which will sell In parcels
suit Farmers who may desire superior aiticle
Ssp,l7ts AMBROSE B RUCKFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

Tur DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSvENrioN.-TheR Rich
mond Examiner, of yesterday has lengthy edit"-
rial. iavoring this city the place at which to
hold the approaching Gubernatorial Convention ct
the Virginia Democracy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
cAu.E Of v.u.uARlE REAa ESTATE,

SNVE VF ' NT.V AWTE RENHs FNTNVT.
~ the Liberty As lrrs III died rust
executed N Slammed II nnrls aud wife and q i'or Ia IA"
clerks ufrc q" the tnuny Court ~ hdttd r"unN VIII
SATURDAY. OCTOBER NH 49, ttnut B,dirid t'nurI
Iinnsr sell hy public nnci"n tho tehrS bidder the NaiuR
bic TRACT Oe LAND nhuh NE SAL Sanr,l II
,yunrlcs rcsd,s containing ltu AtRt.s lea
The this nid ~ - large TWO -,
S1DkA DWELLING not 81 VITA >iN and cot. ts
nnd all III" houses The land hes imhed
HriN the Virginia nud I,nn l,H uad IN ," an
fourth milo nt the Depot it,It 1le larger L. c
cd and produces finely
IA Trustee, Sion su"l vested In
ly ilu decd tu ,tr i'lr brN, 4 t. b, tnnab
1EkMSbuc Lai ~ thu lur los the r, tiiI"
in equal s>iaunns ni aud ~ months inter IL"
date -" sale N-Eotilhr uuir,d fr the deferred
inaimcis and thu III the
ur, i. pail. II G DlCkiNaDN,
y, n | - --
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
nfnn NORyElL HOUSE. -y,,a

Bfh, NONVEIE HOUSE. "Essh
THIS ELL KNOWN HOUSE is now open for the recep
IL ton of the public having been THOROUGHLY EfNovA.
prepared tho accommodation ot Its guests
style equal any other public house i'll The country II will
be a FIRST CLASS house and nothing else. OMAIBUSES
and CARRIAGES will always be in readiness at the dcpots
the different railroads convey passengers and from the
House.
share of the public patronage isrtspectfny solicited
aug 9.d&ctf WM II. KENNEDY Ascent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

~ LOTS FOR NALL - b virtue o drrrcta order nt Ri"
the ir,nt Court ir The ri inthnig Al H.
hist Jun" term in the ckinne. aud "il"r-
the undersigned pointed commissioners tho elm, " H. IN
FRIDAY the sh day OF OGTutIik ~ otoek "n III"
r,ui>es o., to sell the o HOUSES and Ip1
Main oip" II, Halls ,try Stable with arg" AMI
c,mun, htitk >;er,hpu.c recently bnit Lot o,unn
about a with brick luR House
good kitchen SUM" huns, and we'd al rSc'leuI
situated III mond . In the 0'n rluod al til"
NtsSts Dugnii In the M lannci
Lot. viii small Tenement thereon adjoining let ." Mr. fred
truck Metks. Capt Meteor kles yaean Lot contain
hall acre h'law capt pUt. icl.ial I'M epinsitr
Capt Miu Taihots late rc.hlrnce; Ius thr
aha>c th above MIR na,id J. K,rses Shop
with - good Houses thereon.
This property viii h. sold credit a" iS twelve and
eighteen months rNr-It much IL,
lcray al) III" purchase bonds bearing
from date with good security, aud tIe
tanned uniil tnal pay made
NAMI n MCKINNEY f.,,s
Eb - CHRISTIANS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
TWANTED.A

uMMEDIATELY AT TINS OFFICE, SEVERAL BOYS
of good and principles DESTROYS OF learning the
printing business None need who are mt wiiug with
ood honorably their ume
em lover will the latter Year, Of their service
muperaiou for sacuinces whilst instrucsing hsm
eep4S,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
SnLES by nuUI1UN


BY EDMOND. DAVENPORT ( co, Aucts f,
RicIIao<p. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.

4 NEW SrREKr-By reference to the proceed
ing. of the City Council, published IN Yesterdays
n,ner il will be seen that that body has voted an
,nnr,nriation Of 80, 800 assist IN opening
S,reet fran, tho head OF Main street To the North
q Ia Of B,ark-water Greek. This action OF the
Council we regard n, nm eminentiy wise move and
sl.ulI NEE, with the hearty appreciation oil all
puldc-s,iriied citizens.
w,rk 40 desirable and one which seeks to
accommodate the present aid prospective wants
az the commerce If the city, mnst commend itself
10 every well.wi4her If Lynchhurg
I, will MT i,e denied, that the present thor
on ,hf,re is very dangerous ,ne, and mil
i,a,es greatly against the growth ct business
in that section of the civ The business LOW
done on the North side # Black-water demands
thai IL safer and better road should be made
Two of the largest Coal and Wood Yards an ex-
tcnsiye Machine Shop; II large Foundry. and Fac
tory, and the largest Mill for the manufacture OF
Flour. nre located there. The commodous basin
of the james River and kanawha Canal which
has recently been constructed, is only accessible
ly the present dangerous and announcement tho
rnugharc The Depot Of the Orange anu Alex
an,lra Railroad has been located III That immeai-
ate vicinity and will, presume. be built III less
than a wear These as well as other c"nsdcra-
tons. which might lie named, indicate the urgent
necessity for the proposed Street. which Will add
so much to the enience of our citizens, and to
the appearance of the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

4 ~ TKIVATE nAI.E.-Dr. Hopkins having
purchased a esdepce four miles west Of the village Of
Nelson Va offers al priv ate SALE MS late
rcsdcnre n, that village Terms accommodating. II <5a
would probably very good location for physi I'll
elan Any enquiries by letter Otherwise addressed ssI
10 DIR N HOPKINS, Lovngston. Nelson County WIN -
be promptly answered. lselhIf aAclm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

painful AccIpENr.-ttuite a serious accident,
resulting from the careless handling OF firearms
occurred in this city Monday afternoon last. Iw"
boys, aged respectively twelve and fourteen
wears had been To the country shooting pigeons,
and IN their return home and when in the ,icini
tv of Mrs. Caytors residence on Eighth Street.
the boy who was in the rear accidentally let his
gun fail on the pavement. The fall caused the
piece to discharge, and the entire load OF luekshot
entered the thigh Of his companion, tearing his
leg in n frighttul manner from the mp I" me
anrlc The wounded hov whose name was
f:,h"ls, was unable to walk further and had to be
conveyed to his mothers residence in II carriage
which happened to be at hand mt the time In
this fast age. when every boy who is able to bear
the weight Of a gun is allowed its free use It Is u
matter of surprise that accidents Of this sort
do not occur This mishar. it is hoped, may have
the effect of directing the attention OF parents to
AN .l,u,c, which should have been corrected, long
ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

CAaH FOR W0OL.-l will pRy the hig hes
market price In cash for 0O0o pounds of ashed DOL
Il delivered by the 2ith September. A. B. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

OARRON OH. AND LAMPS.-This oil II
msae from best Biunnous Coal, gives tight like gas
light tIposire We found 1t the cheapest
which have used Fer sale by . ..-s
aug 10 cts AIABLER JoNEHe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
CA r. r VA LIS, WAC ON1,
.v. WHEAT DRILLS, Ae. cNcynr

TO TUE CITIZENS or LYNCH -.
BURG AND SURROUNDING COCHTRY.--l - pepnso9
repair Carriages and Wagons in each braaeh y Aosy
shsEsst notice. and In the very hayt.E NRknf
yvorkmen a ca, branch Also lot Of No IDUoUQsy II
hand which wlise cheap any can b. ~ I9nehs
barr Aso, wheat Drills an improyuA DlaA UDo1k
ma: :: 80 80: On A''' At ~ ' osls SyISm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
Arrival OF the Noya-Scotian.

STILL LATER FROM Ell ROPE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
WASlllHl.TONl HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET. Lynchburg v

VUSIS ouse situated In the immediate vicinity OF the
business part the city and the location Is Of
que. and healthy the place To Strangers there
fore. Its position Is particularly desirable s
subscribers their thanks their friends and the
public generally o the very liberal patronage they have
tended Them and them that they will endeavor to
merit continuance oi tEcr favors
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON ard rORTERs will
dcpos and boat landing the arrva,
Of the convey 70 and from tho
Hotel yREE OF CHARGE SNEAD a. CLARK,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

VKyANTRD-Au a. n. Isasr GraAuase Of
w Randolph Macon College, who graduated With keAsr
grade since le4s desres q situation Professor
College Institute Principal Of Aeadeny healthy
Intelligent Community The best testhah< - s&<ss
potency will be given. Address imme1a4sy,
BENJAMIN HUDSON THACKSTOM.
septl4ta - n, ". College. Ne kIesbprx IA o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06
JARRATT,s HOTEL.


SSPOONa.-Wc call ntienli0n 10 q supply
- of silver Spoons which have just mark cd and put
| our ease rnsdx t.ar sale W Warranted coin fine.
sentl5ts SILvERTHORN l. Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

NCHbO VIZ,
NAylI.L mako collections all prnts, buy aAd sel
w change Coin, and uncurrcnt Notes. Ill orders tot
Stocka Loans aud 'ansac all business appsrainns
o . general Banking and Collection Hunsr.
nny iGlv i II IOICOMBE e. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-06

lUyHE SUISSE RlBE u wasss 70 by ny, nQSn.
her of Negroes from ten othifty yeas a
age also Women Children for whom the highest easi
prices WILDE given Persons In the country VIII % ateed
at by giving description spd adqreslS M
at Lyuchhurg. Va. VIII h0UNICASTLE
mi dkcly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14

VicE PAENDtsr BRtcKSHrpeE.-Ths Vice
President the Hon. laws %. Cav. and Hon.
VS.. PREsroS, lsiey addressed mass meeting
~ Harrisburg. Nv The speech OF Sir. Breck
inrdvs was in the main a defense of The Admin.
i.tfaiion from tho charges brought against it BY
the Black Republican, in the Nouh. and the
ultraisis At the South. Upen the Kansas qass.
ton he is reported as follows BY tho Kentucky
State Flsg:
Touching the 'ubjeri Of Ksnsas admission
he approved the policy Of the President. and be
lisvod The measures be had proposed for The "a.
iusment 81 diat question ehafaefafizsd BY dis
Interested parioti.rn and BY snund prsetiraf Wis.
dom. lie ,hsn entered into en- elsuuT-tr srru,
maHs " .upaaas--f-vsT 49, sst-r ~ fr~
AssyinisuEfion and he Sasit. aud sustained
fAimpef ~ 80 fair a review - the facis and by
fIfnsmehis % conclusive. that il was difficult 10
1bshovo that any lsif man would eantrovert ~,
positions Undsr ell tho circumstance. he he
hevad. and had ever believed. that ih. President
hsd recommended ths wissst measures f1r d.,
proper and peaceful adjustment Of the difficult
lios."