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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
From tho Limerick Chronicle


AMERIC AN PASSENGER SHIPS.
The following vessels cleared out in
the week, ending yest elday, for Qubec.
Boadicea, Ill; Mary, llS; and Jessie,
lO3 passengers. Five vessels sailed
from Cork for North America, in the last
week, with $50 passengers. The Abb.
on and Luna sailed from Sligo, last week
with 300 passengers for Quebec. On
Saturday, the June Dulfis and susan June,
the properly Of MesSrs. M'DOnneIl, sail
ed from Donegal for ihe Canadas, also
THE Gazelle, chartered by the
Messrs. Bradshaw; and the Caro-,
line, the property Of Mr.. Green, is waiting
a fair wind 10 take her out Of the Ballys.
hannon port. All these vessels have lhsir
full complement Of ofpassengers, most of
whom are respectable farmers and artisans
with their families. The GazelIe carries
no less than $4,000, all in gold, belong.
ing 10 the passengsrs; and on the lowest
calculation, Gi0, 900 is taken out by the
three Donegal vessels, and the passen.
gersof the caroline will take with them
at least G3000 in gold also.
EMIGRATIoN.-On Tuesday morning, ,at
an early hour, a strong party mustered at
Dunkeld, on their route 10 America -
This party numbered about forty in all,
and, besides considerable capital, took
with them five heavily laden carts Of bag.
gage The pang Of parting sith friends
and relations appears now TO have lost
much Of its pOignancy, partly from the
haFdships which the parties have suffared
ere they had finally resolved to expatrate
themselves, aud partly from an understan.
ding, that, should fortune smile proph.
iOusly on Them in the far west, they are
speedily 10 bejoined BY those whom they
hold dear. Perth Courier.
Nearly 1000 emigrants have already
sailed this year from Sligo, The greater
part af them TO Canada and New Bruins
wick, and number ofvessels are still in
port to convey more passengers. On
Monday forenoon, the American line Of
packet shipHendrick Hudson, Capt.Mor.
gan, sailed ilom the ST. Katharine Dock,
London, for NewNork, with nearly 200
emigrants, mostly agricultural lahorers
with their families, from the counties of
Sussex, Kent, andEssex.
On Thursday morning, the Onlafio,N.
York line, left the north quay Of the ST.
Katharine Dacks with nearly three han.
dred passengers on bolrd. The emlgrants
were principally persons from the coun
try who bad been engagedin agricultural
pursuits.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
A gealogist who has lately travell.d r

A gealogist who has lately travelled in
the west of France has made some curl.
Gus observations on the accreiions of the
shores principally in Vendee aud the an
cient Poitou. Their alluVial increase has
been so great that the sp OF where an En-.
glisb 64 gun ship was wrecked in the
middle Of the last ceniuryis now in the
centre ofa field of corn. The harbor = +
Priny is dry, and the port of Rabnud,
where not long ago vessels Of i7O tons
entered easily, is now 5000 metres from
the sea, The port ofSt, Giles is filing
up, and the harbor of Gachers is barre d
All this has occurred within century
and has proceeded altogether from accnm-
uIations Of sand, for ii has been demon.
strated by numerous observations made
at'Brest, that no change has taken place
on the coasts Of France Of the level Of
the ocean,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
THE CULTIVATION oE HRMp

"The Navy department have resolved
to use on all vessels belonging to the Ma
Wy. Cordage made from American waleI
rOtted Hemp, provided il can be obtained
.ofa quality equal to The Riga rein Hemu
which they now usa. This Riga hemp
cln be purchased in the eastern markets.
At from 1920 to $3.50 per 2,24O lbs 8
The Department win pay for American
water'rotied, Of equal quality delivered,
and subjective inspection at The Navy
Yard, Chaflesiown Mass, $3.50 per 2, $40
lbs. Il will be required 10 be com.
pressed and covered similar to cotton
bales.
" The water rotIing of hemp is perfsctly
simple. My plan would be to water ROT Ii
running water and aeper IN stagnant aoa,
'er. Where there is run Of water ]
would excagate ifnot deep enough, so as
o have the water raise @ or s feet-I
would build a dam witha gate--I would
strong timber frames or sleds,
nd place them in thebed ofthe stream
n these sleds ! would place the STRAW
emp, and put stones upon il 10 keep il
nder water, then shut the gate and over
Ow the hemp IN warm weather 5 or z
ays viii be sufficient 10 Foi 1.-THE cool,
the weather the longer lime il win re
lire, Any one at ell used TO dew r0t-
ng can tell when il il sufficiently water
'tied-it Is as soon as The lint or fibre
" start freely from the wood; when this
the case, would open the gate and
"a Of the water and hitch 70 the eleds
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
Adminiatrntnn,as a s.1a

HOursuant 10 an order { f the Court orCommor
u pleas within and for Brown County Obio
made at the October term lS4l, and rsyiysd -
the April term 1912, of said Court, the undsr-
signed wlll offer for sale on the promiseS on ths
pm day Of August next, between the hours of
lOo'cloek A. Nj. aud O'Clock P. M. Of aid
day, the following lands and tenenstt. to,vit
nlty' ~ one and half acres Of land lying in said
county on Sterlings fork of wAitCoak ereek. .boun.
ded as follows beginning at whiteoak and beech.
Sfoui's heirs corner; thence s. 90 deqte g 3.
and slxteen-tenih poles to two elms on the
bank Of the creek; thence down the centre of
tho creek with its meanders s. 81 degrees e. 4
poles, 8. 30 degrees E "A poles, s. 10 dsrrs.sW
l5a poles, ). S degrees e. 22noles. S. In ds.
gtses y u poles, 5. ~ degrees w. 70 pols,. 81
l3 degrees p. "a poles, to a rsdoak and beseh =
thence y. u degrees E. 75a poles to stoOs.
David Shiek's corneri theme with bis line N, 1
degree, ~ 80 poles 70 a stone, Shck's corner.
thence N. 62degees e. 5OA poles 10 a, s,ake in
the state road thence with said toad N. 70 de-
greas west 5U poles to a stump in said road. Da-
yid Srouies heirs conner; thence S. ~ degrees
w. 92 poles to the beginning; be ing part Of a
survey Of 1900 acrss made IN the name Of Bsnia-
min Holmes No. 6747, Ordered 10 be sold sub
ect 70 the dover estate Of Nancy Higgins here
IN before assigned, on the following terms; one
'alf cash in han and The balance with inter-
sst in one ySar from the day Of safe, to be Sc
;ursd by baud and security. tt
10 IN ALLEN, Administra-
ROBERT ALLEN, tors
ofJames D. Higains dsc'd
June 18th, Is42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
From til, Springfield Republic .
OPERATION OF THE STATE
APPORTlON MENT

For the benefit Of such as may wish to
calculate the chances Of the next
election in Ohio, we have compiled from
the law, the following statement Of the
Apporiionment Of members of the House
of Representatives Of the next Assembly,
prefaced by list Of Senatorial districts
which elect this fall.
Senators are to be chosen in the
following disricts-one senator from
each:
Medina and LoraiA;
Huron and Erie;
Portage and Summit;
Trumbull;
Stark;
Wayne;
Tuscarawas and Holmes;
Knox and COshOctOn;
Licking;
Fairfield and PickaWay;
Delaware, Marion and Crawford;
Seneca, Sandusky, Hancock, Wood and
Ottawa;
Franklin, Madison and CLARK;
warren anu Nreenj
Montgomery;
Miami, Darke, Mercer and Shelby
Butler and Preble;
Hamilton;
| l6 Senators to be chosen. Oflhe Is
which hold over, 8 are wings and 10 are
democrats.
The House of Representatives will be
chosen by tho following districts. We
give the last years districts, that the
changes may be nOled.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
MORE TRoUBLE IN THE CAa

MORE TROUBLE IN THE CAMP.
On Saturday the Corwinites nominated
Henry Clay for the Presidency; on YES
terday the Cincinnati Republican has thil
rebuke:
"The idea Of commencing At this sarly
DAY plans and measures for The elevation
OF any man TO the Presidency, cannot Be
TOO strongly discountenanced BY al those
who are looking earnestly and implorinoly
10 the General Government for measures
Of relief"
Relief indeed-what care these Pr.si.
dental makers for relief. Distress Is
their only hope aud the more thew can
prodnce,the greater chances they think,
they have 10 gull The distressed by false
promises. Il is bold game but the on.
lyoHe left them rs Stafssman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

0TOu the 2nd day Of July, 1912. the
Sheriff of Philadelphia Co. will sell. or
offer fer sale, the House and lot Of the u.
). Bank. And on the 9Th OF the same
month the democrats of that city will eel.
eorate the Independence of their country.
-iStatesmdn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

a strong team aad draw them 10 the IN.
land where intended 10 dry the hemp
In breaking it great care should BE- taken
to have il divesied Of lhe wood" AbOuT
l,0lO tons are wanted for the Navy and
5 900 tons for the mercantile marine an
nually."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

APPORrlCNxEST TheHouse Of Repr';
'ssptatives has agreed to the amsndmsht
Ofthe seualeto lhe apportlonment bill ,Rx.
ingihe ratio At 7O,8sO. This reduces
The House from 249 members, the present
number, 10 ses, and gives Ohio 81 mem.
berS' By This spportionmsnt Maryland 10.
ses 2 members, Virginia Z, North Carroll.
pa Z, South Carolina 2, Georgia /, Ten.
nesSee 2, KenIucky Q, Pennsylvania 4,
New York 9, and Msssachusst,s2. Ohio
gtins p msmbsra, Indiana ., Illinois Q.
Miehigln 2, and Missouri i. OHIO viii
baso fraction Of IS, ls7 unrsptesen,ed.
licking only 153 inhabitants to en,i,Ie her
% another member as each State baviu,
: fraciIon ofossf half the ratio is entitled
- dn addidond member.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

MAIL RuBBERs.-Two drivers, Jacob
Steele aud Isaac Humphrey, have been
arrested at Poland, I'rnmb ull county, by
the Post office Agent, McFIalten, for rob.
bingt mail from Pittsburgh 10 Warren
in April last.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
VERY WELL

Lne GFaad Jury Of T'sscalaosa, Ala.
. Os.na, naVe found 4 bill Of indictment 4.
SL'Is' siN.a ssi sne captain and Engineers Of the
lSo''h ~. S,al, tor their misconduct in the
lese e3qlos'n ofths North Star, which ds.
,uoysd The life Of Charles B. Come M
'theTs.-Cia Gas. -"N
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
sHAWNEETnMN RANn

The St. Louis papers Of the 18th inst,
state upon tile authority Of the Cashier Of
the Bank Of Illinois, that IL was the in.
tention Of the Bank TO resume specie pay ;
ments generally on the l5lh.--Cin. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

Ihn FAaDoarso roNna The Eialss.
sets GeseIaor Corwin bas par.
s rsd cOnvicsS ont Of The
oh slnce his plsciion, What a
ssolspt oysFaorli These convictS
sns hsltIsisnds willdDubiless remember
him st - October slsesioa.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
sHERiFF,s SALE.
John Campbell, Ex' 7 of
Nathan Bowman
brown com. Pleas.

Nathan Bowman
vs. Brown com, Pleas
jonathan Rowland ct
al.
BY virtue ofn writ Of Fl. ia. ct Le. n. 70 me
directed by the Court Of Common Pleas, v thin
and for Brown county, Chic, / will offer for salo
at the house of5oaeph Stewart, on Friday, 1uIv
6tb, ieA2, betweenthe hcurs Of 10 and 1 o,cIoeE
on said days the following properly to viii: three
bay horses, one sorrel mare, dark sorrsl naTs.
two sorrel calss Zone mare and tn. o,hsy !
Aoras, Two thrss year ed steers, and one brindle
COW, faken in execution as the propsrt, Of "a
'eph Stewart and jonathan Rowland n tha 1.
Dove case. Terms cash.
John }. HIGGINS, shstta.
SheEids1 oiScs' yuno 97th, 1919.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

MOarOe Edwards, the notorious fOrger
has been tried in the city Of New York !
found guilty and sentenced TO Eve years
Imprisonment.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
sIIRVEYnR GENRplI

WILLIAM JOHNSON Of this city has bsen
nominated by the President 10 tbo San.
ate, for the Office Of Surveyor Gone ral,in
The place Of IS. Haines, whose time
has exPired.-Cia. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28
Executor,s aala

by Vi irtue Of an order Of the Court ofCom.
mon Fleas of Brown county, Ohio. made 4
their October term, lS4l, win proceed 10 ssit
at puohc sale, at the front door Of the C,,rt
house, IN Georgetown, o the 9th day of A ugn,,
lof5, between the hours of 10 aud 4 o,cIucf of
said day, the following real estate, to vii. IG
acres ana ~ poles of land, part Of an Entry i,
the name OF David " alksr, No. I34S. Begin,
ing at an oak stump in Dever's line; thence
north, " degrees east, "a poles to sugart,ss IN
george Meford's line; thence south, 10 dare a.
west' loS pores 10 two lynns; thence north, "a
degrees west,254 polesto the beginning.
ALSO
One other tract containing 65 acres / rsod and
y poles. Beginning at a stone, corner to Geo.
Mehofd an'iIhe line Of the above described traet.
hence south,74 degrees east, l4O poles to a stone:
thence south, lO degrees west, 261 poles 10
stone; thence north, IS degrees west, ala poIss
70 stake; thence south, 10 degrees wsst. 70
poIes 20 staksi thence north "A 4degrsss west.
W poles 10 two lynns; thence north, 10 de-.
srees easI, " poles to the beginning; (sxcapt
s5ave YARD winch contains 76 poles, to be laid
on os y y, square form, East, West, North and
oouth,l tHe same heing pnrt of the above sn-
try. lobe sold for sum of not lass tb.C ..,o
thirds Of its appraised value ;reuuir,ng ons Mia
Of thspufchase money in hand.dnd the ballanc~
10 two equal instalments of nine and egbtesn
months, the deferred payments 70 be secured bv
bond and good security. The whole being vsi.
ued at S2,3d9 sS''s w.
lhe crop growing on the premises is EXEMPT.
possession Of the balance Of the farm win be
given OH the coafrma ton of the sale.
JAMES LOUDEN, Executor
u, 49, ofJoshua Jordan, decd
B.
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then ordered to be engrossed without
division, aud was finally passed and ent
to the Senate, by ayes ii6, nays IOS.-
This is good move. The House refus-
ed 10 recede from its ratio in the appor.
tiOnment bill, ayes l0S, nays lO9.
Thursday, jane le. ls42.
SENATE.
Sundry petitions were presented. and
bills reported.
The provisional Tariff bin was receiy.
ed from the House and read.
MIR. Evans moved is second reading,
aud to commit.
Mr., Buchanan stated that he would 90
fOl the reference, and against the bill in
its present shape,
Mr.. King would not coantenancs the
bill fora moment, snd would vote against
the reference.
The bill was read a second lime and
then referred TO the committee on finance,
90 TO IA.
The Navy Appropriation bill was again
considered.
MT EYanS moved 10 strike out the pro-
Viso restricting the payments TO officers
appointed before this date, beyond the
number in each grade noS in service.
MIR. Benton said that within the last i2
mon tbs 5000 men had been added to the
navy without reference to Congress -
He wished to keep it where it was in IS
4I.
%.
Mr.. Barrow moved TO add 100000 to
improve the harbor ef Peasacola-adopt.
ed.
HOUSE.
The House ordered the printing of
5000 extra copies ofthe tabular statemens
connected with the tariff. After much
squabling,th vote'refusing to recede from
its disagreement to the Sente ratio in The
Apporiionment bill was taken, lotto 81
IA members absent! So the House
having counter marched, are where they
we're on that subject, having refused
to adhere. A committee of conference
will follow.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-06-28

The extra session Of the Ohio Leglsla-
tuse, to divide the State into COHgressiOn'
81 districts, will commence on the 2bth
of July.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-25


We have received the \. .. Plcayunc. Of the
81 ;p. from, which c, ,,r. tho c.,,,;.,. I.,.,.
r,.,,..lrr., J..,t-..,n
~ wiz W ''' ''''' '''''D'' o'S u '4o GATORS oil
the Ilcaync, who was taken prisoner hy the
Mcvicaus, and of whose safety many fears wero
c,,.r,,ircr f.. cot T., th, l,,I ,r.l, lii ..,
.r'',S,, - ''' '.'''' ~ ''' '''',I5' u''''
WIZ P'o'"''y 500" return 10 MS friends and nome;
CuHuAuU MoNico Nov. II, l64l.
Nv Dear Friends: You have dorb,ro,, ava
this, heard thlt your humble servant WINS in VIA,
may Justly he formed had muss" b,I tbis ~
the first time have had n chance If Io,,;r., ,,,,,
know it myself
On the 10Th Scptcnber last oncr srr,,r,,,,
hariships almost iacredinle ON the nr,iri,s in ,ho
way Of starvation Esc,, myself with fonr n, ''r
were taken prisoner. by ndctoc,,nnnt ~ IT,,i
cans near San NIrnp Nav Wcy;r, AGcr,
confinement of some @ ,.,- ~, S,,, NJ, =
town somr GGy miles fran, r,,, ~ ,,',
and brouaAt TO this cit,, with ro,r t', I,,,,Jr,i
of the tro5ps (pri,on,rN attached :, mo ,To,,
SAINT, Re Gypcdltgn. To.mnrr,, ny , nov, d,,,
we are all to start f,r IN, rl,, If Vcrco ,
we shall probably ,rriy, c,I,,, J., T,l,,,r,. ,.,J
where have ihc s,,r-,., h,Tc, ,r ,;;,5,,' , ,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-25

the surprise Of all, after stating that he
was prepared to go at large into his de-
fence, offered to permit any gentleman TO
make n motion TO lay the whole subject
on the table; i. c. with the understandings
that it was not to be called up again.
Mr.. Bots said, that although, if he con-
suited his own inclination, he should pre-
fer direct vote upon the resolutions Of
the gentleman from Ky, (Mr. Marshall,)
yet. under the circumstances, he would
move to lay the whole subject on the table.
The question Of laying on the table was
then taken by yeas and nays and decided
in the ailirmatve--ayes 1906, noes %.
The vote was next taken on the ques-
ton of reception, and the house refused
to receive the petition-lGG to 40.
The long deferred business of present
ing petitions was then resumed. Mr.. Adj
ans presented 4 great number, which ha-
wing relation to the subject of slavery,
were laid on the table. under the question
Of reception. lie said he had received .,
one from Pa. and the other from n. Y,
simllarto hatwhich the house had Just vo-
ted MOTTO receive: he should reserve them
for his own consideration. Mr.. A. finish
ed his long list at about half past three.
lie must have had nearly 200 petons, and
two thirds OF them were laid on the table.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-25
Flour. Flour! Flour!

FNElE MarSeiNcS Manufacturing Co.
Il will keep their flour constantly on
hand for sale at H. g. H. HurlbutS in
Ottawa, and at r. b. EHioH's in Peru,
and at no other places in said towns
and while they solicit trial of it they
feel confident that the price and quality
will be found perfectly satisfactory to all
who use it.
l.aths will always be kept for sale at
Mr.. Elliotts. lie is also their agent for
the sale of lumber and shingles.
Feb "a, 1912. 4O.-tf.
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TWEUTY.8EVENTH CONGRESS-
SECOND SESSION.


" i, 'J' l. / mere WAS 10 aeS-
s'''' III ''',''' nous, ''''.as 0" account %
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'a'' senator from l''o's I''an"' me 90
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Wv '"1 ser ''' was i''''o''me' D! "0 r""P-
'''"s o' ''' TWO "'"ceS' nc 'uu''-' pro-
rc's''n was inc" ''''"'"' anu IL moved
II OH '''' So''i'1 c'''.'''o' - "'' '''''o""
"lIo' OIL ems! ~ am" a'c"1'' ""'Ft '"e
,o'y was U''lI'.'" 20 'iI 'o'""'e' Oh 'le
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WIS, ,I,,. - Wv ':1Io": o. c '''' 'I,'' W.
" ,,'.t ,o"' "a D.', .r ~ Laval ~ ''oa ',' o,
10 construct b,rbors on the lakes. &c.. and
contenled that snch = noljcv was corsti-
tu,ionaI, expclien, and wise Mr.. Claw
took = similar view. orthc subject and NJ.
Preston ~,,IioJ ,Tho debate v,s lortr,
iii o o'cIocr. ,rbo, ,ro r,o,nori,l woe ro-
rarroj 70 tbo committee On commerce
On motion If Mr. linn the srnoro thon
tool, Nm tho rosol,,;nns or A. CI,v 70
amend fine constitution Of ,ho T. : Mr.
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"A' IL snail he the duty OF the Board OF ManaG-
riS OF TINS society," TO call special meetings, when
tANF may deem n necessary, and TO perform such
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Nassau, New Providence. Mr.. c. made
some remarks, showing the necessity Of
prompt action on the subject, and its &C.
! neraiimportancc. The motion prevailed.
Mir, Simmons made a proposition to ap-
point clerk to the committee on manu-
features, for The purpose, as he ayowed,
to copy circulars to be forwarded to the
importers OF the country, TO procure in
formation to enable the committee to adj
Just the tar'Ii' This proposition gavoIise
TO DEBATE winch consumed the remain
| der oil the days session, IN which the
questions OF the tariff, home valuation, the
compromise act the expenditures, and re-
trtn'hmcnt and reform were amply dis
eNsscd. Inc proposition was agreed to
by vote oil % ayes to IA noes.
H1tSe--Ihc resolutions to censuro Mr..
Adams came up as the order OF the day.
Mr.. Gumer SAID that, Notwithstanding
all that had been SAID and done, he was
willing now to Withdraw the original re-
solution submitted by him, provided the
.genaomao from Massachusetts, lNlr Adj
ans would Withdraw the petition which
gave rise to IT.
Mr. Adams replied that IN the lace OF
INC mousse ana OF the ha'oh' he I'ao AREA
oI G'''''a' WIN " solemn aPPc" 10 ms
"o1' ''"I JIG presented u,' t'c""oH uIiue'
an .'"P'"'"7 sense OF ",,y o' ""'ch nc
,'U'" MOI invest .',''c'' A""' was SUI
"c.'n' answer 10 III. gentleman from IL
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