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To CORRECT misapprehension with re-
card to our advertisement OF the Sunday
Excursion to Huron, we will say that the
advertising done for the w. &. L. Z. Com
pany is under contract made some
months ago. They write their own notices
and it neser occurred TO US that any one
would suppose, from the peculiar word
ing that we were giving il editorial en-
dorsement. We were very much hurried
and did not give as much thought to the
matter as it deserved, or we should not
have published it notwithstanding our
contract. The company have made a
great mistake, which we hope they will
have the grace never TO repeat A Sunday
excursion can only secure the patronage OF
the lowest classes of society who have no
regard for even its outward observances
of good morals. A company that under
takes to defy the moral sense of the best
portion of society will not thereby advance
their own selfish interests We learn
from Mr.. Fluke, the agent at this place,
who, we are glad to know, disapproved of
the excursion, that but twenty-five tickets
were sold and that nearly all whowent came
home drunk. Is any other consideration
necessary to convince the managers of the
demoralizing and disgraceful tendencies
of Sunday excursionss
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ferred to another. After all Huron want
ed to nominate their man as badly as we
did ours. We both did our best and both
got left. So far we are even, but we got
our second choice. Now let us both be
happy and elect the candidate, as we GER
tainly should have done if Huron had
baafen us
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DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters

Frazier's Root Bitters are not q dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon the
liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open and
regular, make the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood
and system Of every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague. Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, Scro-
fuious Humors and Sore Eyes, Sores, letter,
Ring Worm. White Swelling, Erysipelss and
young men suffering from Weakness or De-
bility caused from imprudence, and to
females in delicate health, Frazier's Root
Bitters are especially recommended.
DIR. Frazier: / have used two bottles of
your Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness,
Weakness and Kidney Disease, and they did
me more good than the doctors and all the
medicine ! ever used. From the first dose ]
took began to mend, and am now in per
feet health, and feel as well as ever did.
consider your medicine one of the greatest
Of blessings.
Mrs. NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland. o.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle.
HENRY q CO., Sole Prop'rs,
81 Vesey Street, New York City,
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If you have a Cold or Cough of any
kind, buy a bottle of Hill's Peerless
Cough Syrup. use it all, If not satisfied
retur n the empty bottle and we will re-
fund your money. We also sell the
Peerless Worm Specific on the same
terms-no cure no pay. Cobb's Little
Podophyllin Pills will cure headache.
billiousness, constipation, etc., or no
pay. One pill dose.
43.ly ii. G. STARR & Co.
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THE Elyria Constitution is not pleased
with our nomination of candidate for Con-
gress, merely Derraytug fingorsas inter
est in the success of the party of progress
and reform in which he fought his earlier
political battles until he fell from grace
by the seductive alluIements of the editor
iar chair of the Democratic official organ
of Lorain County. Let him, like the prod
igal, return to his fathers house and we
will gladly welcome him to share in our
political councils; until then we shall moi
put great confidence in his professions oi
concern for the welfare of the Republican
marty
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
For Member Of Congress,
ROLLlN A. HORR,
Lorain County.

WE give place to communication from
Spencer from desire to give both sides
fair play. 1t is not necessary TO say that
our sympathies are not with the keeper
of the Hotel. He is in bad business
that cannot be excused, and ought to get
out of it at once.
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BUcHTEL COLLEGE

REV o. CONE, D. D., PRESIDENT.
Three Courses of Study-Classical, Philo-
sophical and Scientific. Cabinet, Laboratory
and Apparatus of the best. Instruction
thorough. German taught by a native
teacher. Special attention given to writing
and speaking German. Preparatory and
Normal Department under accomplished
teachers Two lCollege Chairs in Classical
Department. Expenses at the minimum.
For catalogues &C., address the President, or
A. B. TINKER, Secretary. 444
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Notice..

AS my trade is increasing and spreading
into other States, and not having cheese
enough to supply the demand, 1 will pay
Wellington shipping prices for thirty boxed
cheese a week delivered at my factory in
Huntington, such as will compare with my
manufacture in quality and uniformity.
49, C. W. HAwLEY.
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OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
nIs-

An Institution OF the highest grade;
among the frs. class colleges East or West
Necessary annual expense excepting for
clothing, as given BY several hundred young
Ladies under special supervision at Monnett
Hall. Conservatory Of Music, Art depart
ment, Preparatory department, Normal, Bust.
ness and English and other special courses,
together with three regular college courses.
For catalogue address G. H. PAYNE, Presi-
dent 44-S
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TO coNsUMPTIvES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured o
that dread disease, CONSUMPTION, by simple remedy.
IL anxious 70 make Known 70 MS me
copy of the prescription used. Gree of charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which they will ind a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
Rev. Z. A WILSON, lsi Penn. st. Williamsburg,
15-ly
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H Bring your Job Printing to the
ENTERPRISE office. We are constantly
adding new styles and novelties, and
can give you as good a job as you car
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Republican Cornty Convention.

The Republicans of Lorain County, Ohio,
will meet in delegate convention at the
courthouse, at Elyria, Ohio, on Saturday,
August 9Th, 1882, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, to
put in nomination candidates for the fol
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lie County Treasurer,


lowing offices:
One County Treasurer,
One Sheriff, $3.50
One Recorder,
One Surveyor,
One County Commissioner,
One Infirmary Director.
And to transact such other business as
may come before the convention.
The basis of representation win be two
delegates to each township and an addition
al delegate for each 80 votes (or
fraction of fifty of 25 or over) cast for
Charles Foster for Governor of Ohio, at
the October election, A ID. 1881.
Each township upon this basis will he
entitled to the following delegates:
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Removal !
w. RlNINGER

Has removed to his new Store
room, four doors east of his
old one, where his customers
and friends will find him with
Tie best h:ghIea Store
RO0D5 IN .No2Iheaw OhI0.
He reminds them of five i'm
portant facts, That he pays no
rents to be charged to the
goods they buy of him; Ex-
penses are the least; Largest
stock of goods; Lowest prices,
and he discounts all his pur-
chases with cash, which his
customers get the benefit of.
Don't buy elsewhere and re-
pent after seeing his goods.
Wellington, Ohio, July 10, 1892.
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N - ~ - business before the public. You
II can make money faster at work
y - for us than at anything else. Ca
pital not needed. We viii start
you. Si2 day and upwards made at home by the In
dustriOus. Men women, boys and girls wanted every,
work spare time only give whole time TO the
business. You live at home and do the work. No
other business will pay you nearly as well. No one
can fail 70 make enormous pay by engagng at once:
and honorablv. Address TRUE Co. Augusta. Maine
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COAL, COALI

GOAL, COALI
Now is the time to lay in your
stock of Hard Coal. Prices are
probably as low as they will
be this season. | have on hand
a full stock of the various sizes
and can supply all customers
promptly at lowest cash prices.
CHAS. E. SUTLIEE.
Wellington, June 8, 1882. 3Sr6
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PALMER's
COCOA
1' CREAM

Promotes the hair to a luxuriant
growth; keeps the head free from
dandruff; stops falling hair, thu. pre-
venting premature badness; the best
and cheapest hair dressing in the mar
ket. Prepared.by
E. A. PALMER & BRO, Cleveland,
And sold by the trade generally.
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Hwedding Cards specially at the
ESrERPRIsE Office.
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Report of the Condition
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

At wellington. In the State of ohio, at the close
of business July L ISs2:
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NEWS or The nay

The Mississippi Stato Ssotao hiss passed q
bill spnropria,ing $4,000 FIR the e1c,urlgl-
eat CT emigration TO that Sias.
Prof. Jackson, proprietor IF tho p7r,iecan;c
Wolks a. Chester, Pa, Wa:ro the eyp'osioa &C.
cutrt lest week With such fatal results aud
Charles panhcro, his assistant. have bacn E;
rsSted.
II tho May aud House of D,iasalcs ves.e.-
day The rcD3:s 90 tho Maryland end VIrsi5ia
boundary liue was submitted. and thu sccoI-
paying bill WAS reoommitted.
Rev. james II. Sriogfeow, rector of The
PROTESTANT Eps,op2 Church CT Oar Saviour,
baltimore, hss resigned a1d will retu7o to tho
Sousb. Hh:re re sDen! ten years before goics
to Baltimore. lie is threatened with broL-
cSlal tfsctioo. which his physician iLi1ks he
can esospo in The moro eqUabIe tenpcr;urs ola
Sou, heru chime Mr. S!iiegtellsw hss been
rendered the rcc:trship Ct Christ C5urcl,
Tusc,lotsl, Ala, which viii remain open fer
hI5 decision to accept or 10! until EtX; May.
Mr.. Ccukliug's 7emi1.!iau f.r'tho SUPREME
Bench YVES SURPRISE There seemed to DO 10
dl1ttri0co OF opinion Gul1us Senator's Is TO MIR.
ConkIng's d!6ess iGr Inc pja';icp; hui 10 vi. W
OF bis declnatioc of tho cieii is icsshp, ahau
offered to him by President Grsos, sopo houbt
wSs expressed ty several Of his n!ims!a frienG9
ss to whether he souli accept the rr.sen! ST.
nolDtmsrt The general belief isas hoasver,
ha. 10 had c,!pted i: ia adrcno3 Of his Tom
lnsilon. a diSDs.tch from U:ics n. Y, Mr.
C.s home. says be refus;s TO give acy in.ims-
tlun whittier he will accept or decline.
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A Fatal Mistake.

New York, Feb. 25.-Thers is rumor in
Hoboken that the eon OF MIR. Gantzberg, o
q saloon keeper, was poisoned on Wednesdsy
through tho bIuader Of druggists assistant, q
boy OF sixteen years. The stcry as told is
that tho child was oolvalesci1g from severe
attack CT diphtheiia when be contacted cold
and the attending physician filed Gu. pre-.
scripton fer hsrmltsI nix urs and The prt-
scrip:on was taken TO dru,gis., vines. ss,ist-
ant attempted to otm pound the medicine The
medicine was taken to another druggist and
chemist. Yesterday, st:sr the child was buried.
He discovered that fatsl mistake had been
N de. aod instead OF ths harmless drug called
for 10 the prescription powerful poison, only
used BY v, t'rina1y surgeons in lioimeuts for ex
teina appijcrioo. hal been substituted
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E.etter from, kicfifMont3.

Uosra!poojeroo Of the Alexanc gazc!!o !
RICHMOND. Va, February ell! i. ihs
general opinion tist tho CAUCUS made a mi:-
take in 's Selection OF ulR;s Of the Supri re
OOutt. L,ws is considered tho bssi pan il
tho c:osd, The bsst add e:lsst material 10
the party Was usd: u5tedy throw, aside, suoa
men sa General Williams, HaDsbcIgcr, Judge
Dickinson snd Staples boins dis!aro3,l entirely
in The racs for those nigh pisces. Tie Great
valley and Southeast hsa b,en practically ig
Good in tho ee!tcion 0! the S1pr5Eo jusg,s.
General VILLAS s is undoubtedly tho choice of
the Fa:l:y. while S:srlis s.: sroag fellow.
leg il The S;u!hwes.. Tho scisnbo Tor ,hcse
p'seas. however, was So great that the man ct
homo ware entirely forgotten and their wishes
vi ~ lost sight OF 10 thu anxiety to chime in
With the mandates Of the Boss. The Senate
barely lad qI5rum to day aud tharo uas o
lis lessncss notc 'abIo on the part Of both Dsm-
o,-a!s and Republicans. Tic reaction oopsc-
q1snt upGn the end of the "Dig-tour" s'rlcplo
Us beguc. lever mau's pluck ind ds;cr-
imitation 10 tho face Of all obssc!aR has hcep
uctletaba trd is to be c:mmerded, then SEQ
alter NeH borr5 should 90! b, forgotten 10 VII
gicis. He WIS foremost 10 his fgh! ssa!ast
B,ssiem and Rius-Ruis.
Whlls Saua:tr Williams. who remained quiet
ali the time, ssv9 Whtn he voted, was fer o
peiiod gs,d,d as the shsky member CT the
'big-foCr" bis courEo vas uawaverirg from
hrss to last. Senator LJbrook was looked upon
as ffn from the beginning aud 80 be has IT.
msiacd. Rhils Senator Hale. though rppegr-
Ing for tims unslttred 10 bis cau:ss, shook
ott The Boss'S co!sar-slthcugh il wss teaderl2
placed ca hlm-and Was 10 placs when lbs "bie
fcut' soo3 said, aud so ho goes down i1 his
rory
Tho Mhssry Investigation seems 10 have
CINE 10 an end DoS tbss Massey has been d.
faated.
l. seema as if thers we're. al;er ell, sam:
methsd 10 making Va2uo charges against IAN
officer" 1t is supposed that the Common
weallh's Attorney of Richmond will DOW take
a hard 10 ibis Investigation Mr.. Massey still
moves around all smiles. Flo WILL i! is unde;-
ssotd. tu1 for Congress. Congressman John
Paul has bsen vaiy qlist du,iag the Massey
fight. That he wished il had never taken
place is scarcely to bo doubted.
The prospeo: for Democratic organ thcu,b
sppafoully q. first favored has GOT set obtained
that substantial support which money gives tc
81 enterpriz, Of that kind. S2ms Of the
moV5rs wanted the Democrats in cseh o:uo,y
to pledge sefsin amount, Ons gentleman
plsdged that te would rass ooe thousand do
lars 10 bis eouaty, hut there ware not g suH-
CisDtlS largo nuaber Of tq1.ily enthusiastic
gsntlemen 10 ths meeting
MIR. Frezles'5 bill to vacatc ell tho Offices O:
Notaries Public 10 the S;a.o is a stopeDdous
j Ike aDd his the nett Of being just the thing
10 give very Resdiuster in the State 80 ofdoa
L. will give the new Governor no little work to
do. STRoNggGw.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

Special Correspondence of the Alsra. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Feb. %. 1882.
A delegation, among whou were Congrosl-
men Jorgeuseu. Of Virginia. and Crowley. CT
New York Msior s. ?. Bsyly, of Virginia,
and Others Ssited upoa the President to-day
in behalf Of J. H. VsnAuken, Asst. Tobscco
Inspector at Petersburg. who, having fsisd 10
his last effort to obtain the Surveyor Genera
ship of tho Territory of Washir cton, is now On
applicant for o like position 10 Utah. General
Mshone was an endorser on MIR. VanAuken's
former application, but as that was not sufficient
10 ttf:cs its purpose, il is not knoWo whether
be 10 on the second oce. The Generals il
dorsemeuts ere by 90 mesns ss poteots 10
respect to federal patronage outside of Virsioia
rs vitbio the limits OF that State. as has boou
evinced 10 the case CT tho pos.mastorship at
Norfolk. 10 regard to that case all that coo b !,
said is that though the term OF the Incumbent.
Mr.. Nichols. expired sbou. three moths ago.
and though General Malone has s,renuously
opposed his denomination. nothing has been
doos 10 the matter siooe tho clerical error r,-
spsoliog his nomination. aud that from present
appearances nothing will ba done for somo
time.
The Gn6sld memorial SERVICES will TIKI
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a Vegetable Product

Oily used in AYERS AaUE CURE, has pt,ven
itself never fitting and rapid cure 70, cvsrv
form of Mslstisl Disorder. Fever and Asu, 0.
Chilis and Fever. No Injury follows It's u!o
and its effect, ,r, permanent. Itrouses The sys.
t;m to condition of vigorous health. cesnsea
the blood OF malarisl poiscn. and in p .ris feel
Ing OF comfort and security most desirable in
Agus districts 1t is an excalleot to, ic and p e.
Vsntstive. es well as cure, tf all complaints pe.
culisr 10 male,iou3. msrshy and mssmatc
regions. The great superiority OF AYERS AauE
CURE over any other com pcuLd is that it en-
lslns no Quinine. SrseDic. or mineral; const =
quenlly 1t produces no qlinism or iIuricu
effects whatever upon the constitution. Thoso
cured by it are left ss healthy rs if they ID
never had the disesso.
The dirccs action OF AYERS EGUE CURE upon
the Liver and Digestive Organs makes j, a
superior REMEDY for Liver Com plants, pro.
duelDg mary remarkable cures, where o:h,r
medicines have failed.
For sale by all druggists
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VRGIEIA NEWl0

VIZ. 4. B,sz'a7 his started a c:r.;.g,sna
Hsgon tactoly in Wsrfensoo.
Ph Up Is. Jones, ST., died ut his horne, 'R.-
'raat' 10 Ofanao couniy. On Tbuudiy lss'.
Mt bo#ie living near New Baltimore. 10
Fsuqaier county. h.d Evs fac horses stolen
from bis stable Monday night week.
Mr.. John Grs3y. of priec, William Corn.y.
was, seriously but not Dangerously hurt last
week By he7irg lng, leg fall upon him which
ne and several others gera fdog uDcu wagon.
Ih' l'rgo fou:-,ory warehouse Of Mcss.s
hikeu. Easy and Co., dealers in wo2deuWars,
SSu:h Ch:IleJ street. B,timnrc, vas GEE
pleieIy destroyed by Gco carly this norli;g.
Mr.. George NJ. Howard died at bis homo, in
S!stiotd county, tho l7b. i, the $50 year ot
I'll; age. lie married daughter Of Csp,aia
fotson. OF Stafford c,usty. 1ho prsc :aid hia,
10 the gfaVa only few weck'.
Tae vssiy Of St. Stephens Ep;sc.paI
Cau!ch, Cu!peptr e. H., tho reotcrship oil
| which is now vacant, bave extended c.ll Il
the Rev. James w. Shield, ct BrcnGcn, Su.ry
couaty.
"a Wednesday las! Mr.. VIM, D. Barbour,
OF Baltimore, formerly Of L:uchbutg, uss mar
rled a. tho latter p'acs to Miss Lisn Il ask-
500, d.usher Of Mr.. J.. F.. Jtc.:9r of h1gdisou
Ccuct House.
Lltu:cnant-GoVstnorL Lewis having ban il
| stiumen:sl 10 eakiog tn, deadlock, vii now
reiur1 home. Mr.. L,Wis' health is not good
| Indeed 1t Is ssld ths. be WAS go icvaIid When
| he went to Richinand week or 50 ego 10 pre-
side over the Senate.
Mrs. j. W. Taylor ,f ucradon. Fairfas
ocua'y, gave birth to three living chiIdteo. TWO
boss ano o0o sill, recently. Ole of tho boy:
hss sincs dice. The surviving children arc
dcicg we'll: Mr. aid Ms. Taylor sra from,
| OSHKOSH, Wisc1psic, aud hsvo r,sded in Vii
| GINA fer 10 years Tbs mother is ivs yssIs
younger thsn Der husband. Rho IS 45 yeas Ct
ate.
The Msaa;sss Gaz.tto reports brutal 6.
suit uoGa Mr.. j obn Payne at Thrcuehlsro las,
| Saturday By George Gil and Dick JefTti,s
| Gil wat uo to Psyno ard spoke to him wills
j! files struck him from behind With o stone,
when both i1nped uooo him and caL him dan
gerouslS. ii no! fatally At lest acoouns Pcyrs
WGs Very low. but With oEaucss 10 ia7cr Of
recovery.
The Secretary Of tho Navy has rccsivtd a c III.
mutleallon from The Gulhori.irs at H4uptor
comt lsiolog Ct the prcseDco oflho Uoited State:
h<gs6l2 Tennessee near that place, 90 The
erouad that it may result 10 tho Introduction Of
smallpox anofg the residents. Tue Secretary
es that the disease hss DISAPPEARED ea!ireIy
from tho Tennessee, but has ordered that th,
Tennessee 6, to sea and j ;ia the North Auaa-
| tic tq1:dcou.
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a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in o.
lneurnble Lung ntsense or COnsumr.
ton. Il II WINS Il IL NCHIAl.
TkOCHES do not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and bslssms. but net directly
on the tnnamed parts, sllaying irritation
give relief in Asthma. Bronchitis Coughs.
Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are sui.
lect to. For thirty years Browns Bronchia
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction E.yinp
been tested by wide and constant use for nesev
sn entire generation. they have stained well.
merited rsnk among the few staple rsneaios rt
the $50. Sold ut Pig. = box everywhere mhln
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place 10 the hsl! Of toe House next Monday.

place 10 the hall OF toe House next Monday,
cod 90 immense crowd viii be present. Tickets
for es many 80 the hell oan possibly sc,,mmc-
dale hive baen issued. lu. thor, is largo de-
mend for more, eEd shtud the weather BIZ tav
trAbio The j IN ahou! the hell aud lis in mediate
approaches viii b, nGy hing but comfortable,
10 order 10 Sccim ncda.e as many as possible
The SEATS Of The frs. three rows wll! DO removed
and cSsIr5 tut 10 their PLACES.
MSjor g. P. Bsyy's brief in The contested
election csse Ct Rsyy vs.. Barbour for the S.h
dlsrlc: 10 Virginia, Ws5 presented toths Hous,
Elections Committee ibis morriog. Mr.. Bsr.
to prepare his rcplS. Mir. 3 yly's bri;i doea
not Contend for the seat Cow o;c1pi,d by Mr..
Barbour. bu: for q new eleccn. aud assigns as
reasons for q new eleo!ion tho allegation tbs
the Incumbent YES not a resident and inhs bilant
OF Virginia at the time Ct the elt iol; that lie
removed from Virgitia to Washington 10 The
winter OF G9-70 ald resided tbero subsequent
to Sop!o mLer 20 b. 1850; that bf,er his nom:
cation ho !;ased home 10 Alexandria for six
months snd renewed there from Washington,
taking there Cply part of Bis furniture ard
Leaving intact the appointments Of bis dwelling
houss in WsshiugtoH.
The judiciary Committee Of the Senate net
this marnirg aEd resolved TO report tsvorsb'y
upon the nomination OF Mr.. Corkling to DO
Associate Juslic, OF tho Supieme Court and
there is 90 doubt that their rapport will b,
adopted By lalg, mi rity, 80 nearly ell the
democrats 10 the Senate will vote for il. Tho
confirmation vas opposed st tho executive SCI
sion of tho Senate yesterday by Messr5. Ingalls,
and Hoar. Tho former was mild in his cppc-
si3o. 80 mild that be evsn ialiml!sd thst ii
reported upon favora5y hs would vote fer it,
but the latter WAS pronounced ard emphatic
10 bis oil ction. goilg so far as 10 denouaoa
tho nomination sG grJ:s cu rags to the memo
~ OF Garfield. coming es Ii had done 81 near
the iiNe set for the moDorlal services Of tho
late Presideot ard sn iGsuls to tho Ssnstc.-
The real Cause # Dir. Hosr's OPP ;siion is
the ~ :oessiul opposition Mir. Cook ieg made
teu years ago 10 The cbfimation of his brother,
Rock 7tll Hosr. WAC ha3 bsan nominated for
Chief Jusca of Tho Suprame Cjur!. lis IT.
| norid thst Mr.. Hosr alluded 10 The Srrsgue
affair az o1o f the rcasoas far the rejection Of
tho nomination. ba! srcl is not the case; be
based bis cpp0si ,n solag UPON shat be
deemed defects 10 Mr.. Conkiog's tublic char.
| ac!cr. Osi.i)D seems to be equally divided
regarding Mr.. Co1kiog's acceptance ef the
pcs!:ioa-.EEt is RESPECTING numbers, tjr nearly
oil IF these Intimately atQlsiated with bin BE-
| leve be vi decline il g., sOoa a. i; shall be
confirmed.
The con!reco OFFS for dled ,ing the Washing!oa
] channel are wo, king nigh. as we'll ss day. which
they do b. IL :sns OF tlcc!:c lights. nud the mud
| THY aro depositin2 On the flats below tho Lor 6
| Bridge already higgins TO saoT bboVe the wstgr
even 81 high tile.