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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-14

Assistant neutrality-suspicious.,
We authorized P. wApE Marshall cOGn
IT, as candidate for Assistant keeper OF the House Of Re-
personalities, spg2psd'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
oThe Washinrton TraRedY.,

The trial " Daniel v. eickles fos the murder
GP. Barton Key. is siill progressing at Wash.
,ig. The examination Of evidence, Il seems,
! approaching TO a close. We cannot give the
elaila Of this trial From the very nature Of
ae case. portion Of the evidence isrOt a
roper theme forcomment. bot the whole Of il
FAR rs has ben given, has gone to sho~, con.
lusively, that the defendant had abundant
nd gross provOcation TO violence. and that he
,as. at The time Of The commission Of the act
u which he stands charged, 10 seondition oi
lind which rendered him ineapHble Of aeling
DOLLY or nationally; that be could not control
imself, aud was therefore not responsible for
is act We are not lawyer, aud will no,
iscuss the poiut whether or not the evidence
howed sufficient provoeation fcr the commits
Iou Of the deed but every right minded. hon
rable man, who has read the proceedings thus
ar. will he satlsfsd that Sickles had terrible
noyocstion, aud that, under the circumstances
,e did what every mans honor would have
rompted; at any rate what his manhood, tor
ured into state Of desperation bordering on
unacy, would have impelled him to do.
The evidence in regard to the state Of mind
which Mr.. sickles was after his wiie's con.
ession Of criminal guilt with Key, up 10 the
iruc cf the killing ofthe seducer. and imDsdi
.trly after that event, was clear aud conclusive
hat he was almost il not quite insane. The
estimony Of Hon. r. J. Walker iu this regard
Sent to prove that the agony Of the defendant
vas terrible; that II was the most violent be
iad ever Witnessed; that he was alarmed for
he reason and life Of Sickles; that his corvul.
sionS exceeded the throes of any maniac he had
'ver hrheld. The evidence Of Mr.. Walker is
'ubs,antiaied by persons about Mr. sickles
nouse at the time; and his strange and wild
actions were noted by persons on the street,
sho met him Immediately after he obtained The
knowledge Of Keys illainy. aud just tel, re
he killing Of the destroyer Of his peace aud
honor. The fact Of his uncontrollable deSperA
lion has been clearly proven, aud we look up.
On his acquiltal as cerlHin.
The Washington Tragedy" was dreadful
affair; but il will doubtless have beneficial
Effect upon society at Washington and else,
where. This will surely be the case, IL Sickles
he acquitted; and we have no doubt but that
he will be. The army Of genteel libtrineS
throughout the country are awaiting the issue
Of this trial with an interes: equal to that ofthe
virtuous portion Of society. The conviction of
Siekles will not only be to them triumph over
virtue, hut authority Tor the commission OF their
beastly crimes; while his acquittsl will be
notice to cease their hrllsh work on the pain.
and penalties OF being shot down as are rabbid
S;s.-lt cannot be possible that a jury OF
American citizens will offer a premium To liber
tnism by the conviction of Daniel Il Sickles
for killing the wretch who. abusing his friend
ship. seduced his wife, dishonored him, and
desiroNed bis neace Of mind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Tnn GnEAr TRAoFpnv AGAINST rnr Llr

TnEGRgAr TRAGEpAS AGAINST rnE Llr
rLI GossIrEG The case Of Edwin Forrest
vs.. \. z Willis came up in the Court Of
Common Pleas, New York, day or two
ago. IL was tried five years ago, and the ia.
ry disagreed. II is an action to recover dam.
ages (laid at Sl0,000) for the publication Of
a libel in the Home journal in which Il is
alleged the plaintiffs conduct in reference
to the disagreements with his wife, and the
application to the Legislature Of pennsgl~
yana for divorce, was maliciously misrep,
resented, with intent to iniure his character
before the public, Defendant admitted the
publication, denied malice, AMI set up par
tial justification, MIR john Van Buren, openi
Q the case for the plaintiff, giving un ex-
ten led narrative of the diff ,ultie. betweea
MIR and Mrs Forrest Mr. james w. Ger
ard and Mr.. Faucher, appeared foe the de-
iendnnt Mr.. Forrest and Mr. w. r. Blake
and other theatrical celebrities, wer5 ia
G ,urt Mr. Willis the delen Ian, was too
i'll to be present, AMI one Of his witnesses
was dead, and the others scattered over the
earth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

ENcrrISG lNclDENr-A correspondent Of
the Baltimore Republican, under date OF
Annapolis, April 8, says:
A few evenings since, shortly after the
Close of the evening parade of the cadets OF
the Naval School, one of the party was sur.
rounded 10y an excited crowd OF brother stu,
dents, and carried behind the wall OF Fort
Severn Here the object of their vengeance
was stripped, and covered with II heavy
coating of gas-tar, two or three pillow cases
Of feathers were shaken over him, and he
was then turned loose to suffer the effects of
this harsh treatment
IL is said that this new species of dscip
line was introduced in consequences of infor'
nation having been given by the victim as
To some violations of rules, and other inn
preprieties, by some OF his felow,stu Tents.
Ii is yet not known what nction the com
manding officers have taken 10 the matter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
NOTICE.

James w Lowrey, Plaintiff, State Of Ohio,
NJ ~ a ni /,
Reuben II t.genbueh, Defendtnt. County Superior
court civil actin
I HE said Defendant is hereby notified that
the plaintin aforesaid has filed his petition In
said Court, asking judgment against said defepd-
ant ON his two pfomlsOry notes, TO witt One for
800, with ten per cent interest May 10th 1887
aud balance Of sl21 on another, with ak pc cent
interest ON said balance, from February III 1857
And the said Defendant is notified that he ia re-
CURED to appear and answer said petition on or he.
fore the third Saturday after the 18th day of NAV
A, ID. 1859 JAMES w LOWREY'
BY GILBERT KENNEDY, his Attornc"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
AssIoNEH,s BALE

TIL L undersigned offer for sale the proper,
" lately occupied by Thomas, Peters X Co., sit-
ate on Third street, east OF the Canal. Also the
and one buzz saw. This property is con-
venently located for business, and is In good run
ming order. We also offer the leasehold owned By
said firm on the corner of Third and st. Clair SITS
and lots numbered 45s3, 1854 and l565, situate on
High street IL not sold 6t private sac before the
18th day OF April we will offer It at public sale on
thatday on the premises. The terms OF sale vii /
be eashi the balance In and two years
with interest. The deferred payments to be secured
JOHN II. ACHEY, ,,---
mh2l l-dawtt WIN BOMDERGER, As'lshees'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
FOR SALE.
10000 A AcnEs ... Of !; Lena il Illinois, 2,

10000 a. AGEs Of !; Lend md il s Illinois 2"
sing Improved Farms and wild lands.
Tothoic having small farms In this section, thAE
will sell At good price, would say sell, and GO
whore you ean get large iTaot OF land At n bsAr
price, and where you win have equally good mar
kers.
ALSO, 10, 600 Acres web selected Land,
In Missouri, both the quality and title of " hieh
viii gu Wantce. For sale or exchange Tor 9th
or property, on the most desirable terms.
ALSO, A small but choice Farm in Clark
County, well improved, will be -old cheal,, and
city property taken ia part payment.
AbSO, fine Lot on Ludlow ST., between
ith and 9th, lis by 30 n.--alley back.
ALSO, Garden Lots of I 4, acres each, ON
the River Road, near the cib
ALSO, A 3 story Brick business lIouse, Ou
jefferson, between 81 and 4th ss., aud desSBsbls
residence ON 9th st., hot Main aad Ludlow.
ALSO. Fine impOved Property in "Mismi
city and "niyton View" ia tracts OF iTOin to
IS acres. All ior sale CHlAPby
CHAS e. CLARKE,
ieb2l Real Estate Agent, Clcggis Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

CosHOcroS RoBBERs ISDlcrEp. The 90
shocton Democrat of this week says the
Grand Jury found Bill against George
White for participating in the walhouding
burglary and against White and He'll for
the Treasury robbery. We do not know
that any new testimony has been elected
against White and Bell, if not their trial
ought to be postponed few weeks, until
circumstances can be more fully investigated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

D6S- Benedict of Detroit, when arrested
after numbering his wife, stated that he had
been absent from home, and that his wife
gave birth to child and taunted him on his
return by saying that he was not its father.
In moment of passion, hearing from her
own lips that terrible fact, he stabbed her.
Mra. Benedict was twenty eight years oi
age and was the mother of three children,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

STRETCHING OUT-A human being always
IN assures more within twenty or thirty min
utes after rising in the morning than at any
othsr period Of the day. Our informant states
that he has seen men who were rejected the
previous day, (by lodging near the barracks
walk into the orderly room in his regiment,
hot and steaming in their beds, get meusur-
ed, and pas ied as being Of the proper hight.
He eNrlains the cause Of this by stating that
the system is more relaxed at that time.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
DIR. AYERS
Throat and Jung InStitatc,
No. 80 West 4th st, Gin o.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS IN THE CURE OF
THROAT D=SHAsEs, CATARRH &
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
By Means of Medicated Inhalation.


THE Institute is daily thrnnged by per-.
u sons who have suffered alike from various Ais-
eases ana the harhaIies of the old school OF nrAe-
tiee: Dr; Ayerhas no occasion 70 speak OF his emil
heht SKIN ahd long experience In this speciality
IL Is enough say he IL the founder of Aledichei
lnhalaton ana never fails to core or greatly bene-
W any case he undertake. He has liberty to refer
TO clergymen nnd Others of the highest
y ana worth in this vicinity as to what he has
nr. Aver, twho, BY the way, is permanent resi-
dent of Cinclnnati,l says; tia my frm belief that
II me lorty Thousand who are detained to die OF
pulmonary disease in the Western states within the
next twe,ye mtinths, be put on system of inhnla-
ton judiciously administered, thirty thousand OF
them would rens In to comfort their friends for IN
years. IT is also my opinion that thousands MI
hastened to their graves by sC-salled "rcmcdies
swallowed into he stomach.
The Curative NapOT is CONVEX ed directly Into all
the air passages OF the ungs Nefe the disease is-
not into the stomach, where II is not.
Tho earliest Indication of Consumptif n ia an ir
ritAton oi the throat and bronch ca tubes OF the
thOusahds thatdie annually OF C0nsumption there
" not one instance 10 be produ sed where the
men0ed in the lungs. II is quite the opuosite =
Inc wasting and decay of the human body have
h5 otg' .,g ~ tne tfaehea, larynN and usophagus
peinte ,he! teteend TO the lungs,
Bear IN mind, these great and new remedies are
NOT patent medicines, and can only be- obtained OF
Dr, Aver elfeetually and permanently cures Ca
tarrh, and furnishes prompt and reliable cure for
this disease, which an can use for themselyra
wherever they may be. DR.. Ayers Cough "Cordin ~
Is sure remedy for the worst cough. Who can be
rash, pFejudced so unjust 10 their Irients nj
negligent OF their own lives AMI eemiort as to hest
tate, when timely app eaton will restore To health
and yard of hopeless illness and untinelv death "
Cal ia season while there Is hope.
where ~ Is impossible for parties to visit and re-
main undei my treatment the may write AS full
history OF their ease % possible, aud will send pei
ENprcss to any part OF the country such medicine
as ere desired
UPON kEoEllr OF 1--WE DOLLARS
l VIII send a written opinion respecting any cnse
submitted to ne, aud also package OF nedIpine In
such cases the writer should give as fuIin HISTORY
dnd description OF the ctae as possible. Address,
w AVER, MD
[ Cincinnati. 20 isfI3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Dwelling House to Rent.

~ First street, west Of Lndlow lately oc-
~ enRleg by ioshns Rhodes, containing Rooms,
inquire ot b.Ns Sullivan, Ail "a street or AZ his
ofles o. "a street west o. the Phlplips Mouse.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


Mnster COmultsrloufr's snle,
pUHSUANT 10 al order of llls anperinr
Court q Monigomeff Counts, ohio, d 'wc D.
frcted, viii
On Friday, tho 20th dtt Of Aprll, 500.
AZ ne aoer Of ihs covfl las.s A. Itg f.ty el ps-
iwccn thc hours Of aud O'Clock, N, OF said hay,
the following described Real ksfaci riiuaic IN the
city Of dayton, county Of Montgomery and tate oi
Ohio, tpwit 1hiriy-iwo feet IN width on the wrnt
s.tf ~ thu eHti Aalf of is-lot number olnetv.ene
tai) on The plat of the city OF Dayton.
tald property has hccn Appraleed Al e8.to0 and
cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of the ap
prAisct value thereof
rcfne of sale each To be sold a tbo s1it Of Jons4
Than harshman, against William smma and
others n d. JORDAN,
Matter COmiuiasioier
Of the superior Court OF MONTGOMERY couatg O.
SsNckEt and srRosa, Au'ys. for Plaintiff
inh20-dewis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Master commIssioner's sale.


Master Commisstoper's Sale.
David A. Wareham, Superior Court,
VS. No ll6l
Alexander Swaynie, ct al
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, made In the
above case, at us February term 1852 and to me di-
tectcd, vi ofer at public auction, at the door OF
tie Cou't House. In the clty OF Dayton, In the coun-
ty OF Montgomery and state Of ohio, on
Friday, April 20, 1859,
between the hours OF and O'Clock y. Nj. of said
day, the following Real Estate to witt Lot No. one
hundred and forty-two tl42) ON Map X, made by
John II. Grinl, William Price, and WIN. (ro-aman,
Commissioners appointed by The Com. Pleas Court OF
Hamilton county, ohio, TO make partition of the
property belonging to the Find ey heirs In Nontgom-
cry county Ohio said lot fronts on the north side OF
FtIss st Dayton In said Montgomery county, twenty
poles and running back to the Lake Erie and Mad Riy
er Rail Road, In "a Montgomery county, Ohio com
tanning i've acres and one hundred and twenty poles
said property iH to be sold on Judgment In favor
of David A. Wai eham, against Alexander Swaynie
ct, al The absve property has been appraised at
and cannot be sold for les than two-hirds
Of the appraised value.
Terms of Sale, Cash, N. T. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner
OF superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
N; Z BUffERFiELD, Atty for P.ainth,
mice dawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

rr.nsI. 4. LLOYD, lsap.rIor coutl.

fNAntit ~ BloAN, superior Court.
w. No tfaq
Adam Kunix and Sarah Kuntk
DuKSUNNF 10 an order Of the Superior
Court of Montgomery county, Ohio, made In the
above A. a February term, 1859, and to me III
rectod VIII Offer NJ public auction at the door Of
the Court House, IN the ~ OF Day on IN the coun.
ty Of Montgomery and state OF Ohio, on
Friday, Apiil %, 1859,
between the hours OF and 4 O'Clock j.. Al. OF said
daYi the following lands and ienenentb, situate In
the county OF Montgomery, aud known aud deocribed
az lot No three t9 In section sixteen e IN the plat
81 the town OF west Dayton, IN said coun-
" OF M0ntgomerr being the samo premises this dav
conveyed BY the executors of uavid Hawthorne And
Jesse X. Christopher 10 said kuntz
sAlh property L TO br acld on judgment IN favor
ot Francis Lloyd va Adam kuntf aud Sarah
Kuutz. The above properly has been api,eised Al
eight hundred and twelve dollars aud cannot be- sold
TOT less than two-thifda Of the appraised value.
Terms OF SALE Cash, y. JORDAN,
Master Commisglouer
Of superior Court OF Montgomery county, ohio
mh26-tawta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

A LSO-l10 acres, p miles west Of LaB-
"A rcnceyile, Laurence county H., good soil weJl
improved, good timber, "A handsome, new, conps-
ntent, well furnished two-story frame dwellinl-
house, out-houses, barn and stablvin short, Izi-
rate tNrn wIll be soil cheap BY
CHAS. v. CLARKE,
mh21 Real Estatc Agent CiegT,s building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

1ds- We have received note from the
clerks Of the election Of jackson Township
stating that mistake occurred in counting
the votes for Treasurer al the late election
there which elected John J. Weaver by
majority Some dissatisfaction having been
expressed by the friends of his opponent, on
the 18th inst, the judges and clerks agreed
to again count over tho ballot, with more
care, which resulted in electing Mr. John
Snyder, by II majority They are both good
democrats, and either would make good
officer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Farms.

Ol 1 ACRES in Illinois, miles from Sum-
= ner, on the o. y NJ. Il. H., one hundred acres
iuproleI, the remainder timber OF good quality
deep, rich, RiluV1Ai soil
There are two good Dwelling Houses on tn prem-
isest eont ehient out-hOuses, and In the midst OF
good settlement.
This farm is oite red at the low price Ct si2 per
acre, being much less than Its value. For sale By
CliAS. E. CLARKE,
Re VI Estate Agent, 81 street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

silion Of The corporation ~ a fair adjustment
of the damages, has been sanyassed iar and
vide and public opihion generally lusi iu
the long run, nov incllnes 70 he belief that
no amount Of damage, would be too much, Il
they could be assessed upon g,e parties Who
have thus 40 long dened aud delayed ;asiice,
and thereby added 50 much b tho sorrow
suffering and pecuniary hardship of this poor
maimcd and bereavcd claimant
This continued deaance Of a Just claim nos
only brings the Ro0,oN and Worcester Com =
pony Into bad SAVIOR with the public, but Il
draes others along with Il. If the share.
holders Of the corporation continue 70 have
their profits thus imperillcd by course Of
obstinate and even brutal defiance Of the
plain calls Of common sympathy for misfor-
tune, and in defiance Of the almost unani-
nous verdict Of half dozen different iuries,
Il will be their own fault but we must con-
fess that we can have but little sympathy
for them In the luture, no matter how severe
the fnal Judgment becomes"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
CITY PRoPnRTY.

'I'llE lurge new Brick Dwelling House,
i built by Henry kimt =, corner st. Clair and Wa
tcr sttcctu. The House is Neiy commOdiuusi fur
hished With tho necessary convcninces aud applan-
oea Tor comfort, aud furnished Handsomely IN the
modern style. WIN be sold very low TOT cash and
easy payments, on application 20
CHAS. r., CLARKE,
mh2J real aud General Estate Agent, 3dst.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15

A PLEASANT Residence, 90 .ner ith and
"A CHARTER streets Lot well Improved, and OF
good size. House frame and nesriy new. Conyc-
nicht out-buiiding.
ALSO,
the Lot on "a street. below Perry, adjoining the
residence ut k. AnsOb More. Terms easy.
CH As. y. CLARKE,
mhii R,i Eitete Agent, Clegg's Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
No. 1882.
suPeri rcourt Of Montgomery County
Ohio.
Eannnn r.narnEInnrn...-n.n 49,

Herbert $ Williams. vs.. Warren Warner
and othcrs
DURSUANT TO an order of the Superior
4 Court OF Montgomery cOunts, Ohio, tome al
rected, will sell At public auction at the door of the
Court lious In the city Of Dayton, In said count,
Of Montgomery, on
' Saturday, April, 30 1859,
between the hours OF and clock p A. the follow
ing landa and tenementaj situate In the county Of
Montgomery, and state Of Ohio, in the aoutli-east
quarter Of section number five, town one range aIN
east SC, and described foowsi Beginning on the
south line of said Section At the souih-wesf corner
Of John Hiveley's nine acre lot; thence N. "a M
iotty-eisht poles TO ssid HivelejH N. w. corner
thenceS. b0A ? VI 1871 poles 10 a stOn,f thence s.
rs Eforty-seven and eighty five hundretha 20 es
70 The south line of said seelioni thence n s6e "
i6-I poles 10 the place OF beginning
Arpraised at $780, and canno, be sold for tess than
Cash. ~
said lot contains five acres, with house and other
lmproNrme is thereon; Is situated In the Miami
bottom, mile south Of Greeneastle, and miles
south-wcst OF DAYTON ia rich soil and excellent ior
gardening. JOHN SCOTT
Master Commissioner
Of Superior Court OF Montgomery county ohio
boLTiN DsLvfitE, Att'ya. for Pm.
tnh2R-dayts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
CIear the Track!

I'hE undersigned will continue the Clothing bust.
heAa IN All ltn branches, At the old stand on ID
street, one OOOr east OF the Central BanK. Ne re.
turns hia thanks 70 al his patrons for their lbefa
paitohAge heretofore, aud desires 70 lniofln them
prepared 60 Aeeomn0date them and the gteAt public
win lull stock Ot Ready Made Clothing, oil ever
description, Genta' Furnishing Goods, efc
ilo has high collars, 10 stand up, and straps 10
keep down those who are inclined TO rise too high
~ Morl, lie has every thing IN the Clothing
linei which the pub 10 may df sire
CLEAR the tack, Rabblfsln
apT6-tf Joseph IEaENSRFRCRa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Dissolution Notice,

VIE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the ui,isi signed, iB this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business OF the INN viii I've
.eltleu ny me senior member, !, LebensbeTger, TO
debts. J. LEBkNsEEisG.ss
hpfb A, LEOnOLD,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-15
Wall Papers.

NJ " would invite the attention of buyers
w 10 our SPRING STOCK of
Paper Hansings, Decorations, 40,
Which is now very complete. We deliver puckn.
Hprb
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-08
Indiana Legislature.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 7.-Both branches Of
the Indiana Legislature adjourned sine die at
IL o'clock this morning. Gov. Willard, at n
late hour on Saturday night, returned to the
Senate, without his signature, the Embezzle-
ment Bill, which provides for the safe keeping
of bonds, mortgages and securities intrusted to
certain State officers, defining certain felonies
and misdemeanors, and prescribing punish
ment therefor.
The Select Committee of Investigation of
the difficulty between Senators Heffren and
GoOding made report Saturday, reciting the
history of the various alterations between the
two Senators, and the incidents connected with
the ARRAY itself, concluding with resolution
of censure of the conduct Of Messrs. Heffren
and Gooding toward each other.
The report also censures Henry Clay Gooding,
for his participation in the affray, and directs
the President to issue his warrant for the arrest
of Lemuel w. Gooding, to answer for assault
ing Senator with deadly weapon, and char
acterizes the language of Gooding and HeAren
toward each other as insulting to the Senate.
Mr.. Heffren resigned his seat as Senator before
the report was submitted