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The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-12

This Company was incorporated in 1918, with a
perpetual charter, and capital Of S250,000, with
liberty to increase to $500 900, and insure against
loss or damage by fire, on Dwelling Houses Stores,
Manufacturing Establishments, Household Farnis
ture and Merchandise in general, on the most Ia
vorable terms ....
The ample means and successful business oil tae
Company, has enabled it to pass through many ex-
tensive conhagratons, and to meet Its losses with
the most satisfactory promptness; and any losses
which it may sustain on risks taken at this Agency,
will be literally adjusted by the agent according to
the usage of the best Fire Companies, and Iaid
with promptness in current funds.
In case differences should arise touching apy loss
or damage. the Company is pledged, by a resolution
Of the BOARD of Directors, to submit the same to
arbitraors, inderenty chosen; or, at the ophsL OF
the assured the jurisdiction Of the proper Court Ct
this c;,v will be acknowledged:
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
7BoD,aS x. Brace, Samuel Tudor,
| Griffin Seadndn, Joseph M~gan,,
Iames Thomas, Ward Woodbridge,
| hsenb Church Silas b. Hamilton,
| Frederick Tyler, Robert BueL
samuel E. Brolghton, Miles A. Tuttle,
u. While John l.. BosoeH
Ebenezer Flo,Oer, Joesph PrDtt,
Thomas H. Brace, President.
I s. l.. Loomis, Secretary, may l. tsw2m'
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A NTHRACITE COAL. A superior lot Of
n Butler and other Coal, cheap for cash only,
NAV he had of the subscriber. Orders received at
the office, opposite s. S. Colemans or at the yard,
neae the Long Bridge
fob eff JOHN PETIT BONE
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A CARD.--The undersigned begs leave to ten
~ der his thanks to the citizens of this COM
munity for the liberal patronage which they have
bestowed upon him during the past year, and very
respectfully informs them that he still continues
the Auction and Commission business at Concert
Hall, near Browns hotel, where he will promptly
and with dispatch discharge all business in his
line, to the satisfaction Of any and all persons who
may favor him with it..
He would also inform those who are in arrears
with him to call and settle their accounts as soon
as possible, the need, being at all times aceepta-
BILE, and at this time peculiarly indispensable.
A.. GREEN,
ian 90 Auction and Commission Merchant.
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NOTICE.

TIME Undersigned having been appointed scaven-
i ger for the seventh ward of the city-respecful
y informs the citizens of that ward that he is pre-
pared to execute the duties ofhis Office with prompt
ness, any orders left at his house, on Maryland
nue., at the corner Of 9th street. or at Mr.. Lloyds
lumber yard, corner of Virginia avenue and 18th
streets, will be promptly attended to.
sept l4-eodlm THOMAS AWARD.
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WASHINGTON AGENCY
OF THE

Etna Fire Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Connecticut. t.
A PPLICATION for insurance. or the renewal
IN of policies, and all business connected with
the office, may be made to the subscriber, agent Of
the Company for the District Of Columbia, and vi
cinity with full power to receive and issue policies
on terms as favorable as any other Office
ID. A. HALL, Agent.
Washington, LIST April, 1876.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD ID
80 c. a.
TRANsPORTATION OFFICE,

.g4. AhANSfOHTATION&O &OFFICE, 4
Washington, June l, ls45.
VUNHE public are respectfully informed that on
- and after Thursday, the 9TH inst, passenger
train will be started daily (Sunday excepted) at l2
o'clock A. M, reaching Baltimore in time to con-
meet with the Philadelphia train of cars. ,t .a8
By order: SAML. STETTLNIUS,
june 2-ii se .a tH& Agent.
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Farm for Sale.

NHE subscriber oilers for sale 1924 acres Of
Iand, lying ~ Montgomery county, 23 miles
from Washington City. on the road leading from
Rockville to the mouth Of Monaccocy one third,
or more, Of the land is woods, containing good
timber The cleared land is Of good quality, and
easy to be improved. The buildings are large
two-story brick dwelling house, with basement
and garret, barn, tobacco house, stable, &c.
FOR terms enquire on the premises, Of Il e
taRl ~ tAl JAMES TRUMAN. !.
july lott Rockville Journal 3tl If
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer

INVALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT at
Y Auction. .-On Monday, the 9th of November,
shall sell, on the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, lot
s, in reservation II, with the improvements. which
are fine brick House, Carriage House, and Stable.
The contains 6,4sO squars feet The property is
handsomely situated on street, between I'd and Sd
streets, in the vicinity Of Gadsbys Hotel The house
contains ten rooms, very convenient and well built,
and in the yard there is an abundance of fine fruit,
such as pears, peaches, plums. grapes, &c Terms
at sale. ,. A GREEN, Auctioneer.
U The above sale is postponed until further no.
tice. A GREEN, Auctioneer.
nov. 1O-eod .4
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FOR RENT.
"A TWO story frame house situated on Massa-
IN chusetts avenue between 4th and 5th streets.
Enquire Of w. Fl. WARD, 9Th street.
{ oct If
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nCTOB +. n STATEMENT OF TIL e
OMUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE

Office No. II Wall street Issued II new pol
cies during the month of October. 1886. s5 Il -.na
JIG. LEwIs.Agent, 7th ST. Washington. 3gss
HARvRr LIspsLEr, Ply sician, corner Of G. and
A l-2 streets. ~ .ft4t. ff.., f;s, 4. 4f4s
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C. Look at this. -Eb

aeD e. Look at this. -Eb e n
$500 worth of Furniture to be raf1led.
| TIME UNDERSIGNED intends to rattle, as soon
i as the chances are made up, the following fur
niture, consisting in part Of, #
+ Mahogany Sofas #@w
| do Wardrobes
do Sideboard saI .. 81
do Sofa Tables .Mt eanG.
do End Tables
do Embroidered Otomans
do Plain hair cloth, do
do Care Nots
f do Lady's Workable
a do Music Stools
do Washstand ta
And various other Parlor furniture, to make a COM
plete list. ash
N. B. The furniture to be raffied will all be of
mahogany. 4 r. 7>h..55
Uf CHANCES only one dollar. Z,
JAMES E. w. THOMPSON,
Cabinet maker
oct 3l-H Next to corner Of 9th and F SITS.
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Fancy Goods s. Perfumery

A MOTHER LOT of fine Fancy Goods received
IA at GUION'S Bazaar, corner of Al street and
Pennsylvania avenue, including III ,74s8 Il
Ladys svery rich Money Purses and Bags sis
Gentlemen's extra heavy Purses .a,s Is
Rosewood portable standing Mirrors
Gold Pencils and Pens, best quality Ahagl5i uN
Large assortments Of Rodgers Razors, Penknves,
Scissors, and the celebrated Strops
Parlor and outdoor Thermometers Isl. ,t
Silver Bouquet Holders, hair, tooth, and flesh
Brushes afr,lf t8
Rich Fire-screens and Handles
Steel Bags and Purses, Clasps and Beads aEs
Lady's Guard Chains and Jet Bracelets
Ivory napkin Rings, patent new style pocket Ink
stands st&tn
Emery Pelottes beautiful Cassolette and Flacon
odeur, silver mounted o-l Tr
Hunting silver Dinner Set and Flasks a7. 4
Tortoise-shell, side, and Tuck French Combs 81
Particular attention is requested TO the large as
sortment on hand of superior rose and mahogany
wood Desks, viz: Ladies and Duchesse dOrleans,
royal pattern richly inlaid bugeois brass bound and
plain, of all sizes, from 81 to $50 each. 0t3
Daily expected from Havre two more cases of
Goods. Al st4sn fa s nov lO-3teoif
DECEIVED AT GUION's BAZAAR, corner
III of four and half street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. f sqsa F{aF ra 4
new lot of English Backgammon and Chess
Boards
Domnoes, donble-rivetted "a. .sa#.sIA
English, French, and Chinese Chessinen
Cribbage Boards aras f.g
Crehore's best Linen Cards, Highlander do
French double-faced do aa
Batledores and Graces, Chinese Puzzles
Dssecled Caps and Pictures and other Games.
nov I0-eo3tif 81,
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'a'e WM.9 Q. EckLoFF,
FASHIONABLE + Il TAILOR.
ttfn F,I.EVENTH STREET Z

Nearly opposite Wm. Grips Cabinet Warehouse,
WASHINGTON CITY, 1ta to y
VIII make 10 order any article Of Clothing in the
most Fashionable and durable Manner and at such
prices cannot fail to please. lt c&t
From my experience in the business, m will
ing to state If my work and style of making up gar
ments fail to please, will require no pay / will
guarantee to give entire satisfaction in Fit, Fashion
and Workmanship
Cutting and Repairing done al the shortest notice
and on very reasonable terms, ,4.t Y
Strict attention paid to Cutting Children's and
\ fouth's Clothing, and arranged in such manner
as there can be no mistake in making up.
GARD TO THE LADIES.
The subscriber would most respectfully inform
the Ladies that he has undertaken the cutting and
making Of 10 Ef8aN1H Gt I4 tW ytsa
Ladies ClOaks and Riding Habits,
which he will guarantee to execute In the most ap-
proved Styles aad superior workmanship. Having
made arrangements to execute all orders entrusted to
him, from the encouragement received last Fall and
Winter, in this department, he trusts by his new
method Of Cutting and Measuring by mathemati-
cal routine that all those who may want such arti-
ces, may give him call before suitng themselves
elsewhere. >.ate
will make them in any style or manner which
may be preferred and in all cases warrant 10 give
entire satisfaction, both in regard to fit and work
manship tsi t
Being assisted in this Department by Mrs. Eek
lof, who win take the necessary measurements by
my System of Cutting Ladies Cloaks and Riding
Habits Fcan faithfully promise to give general sat
siaction to all who may leave their orders, and
such reasonable terms as cannot fail to please.
.saA WIN. ECKIOFF,
Fashionable Tailor, lth st. between Pennsy
nov 3-tf u tsE Avenue and L street.
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BRICKLAYERS WANTED, Fl.
TNO work on the Temperance Hall, to receive pay
j in stock brickayers, friendly to the Temperance
cause who would be willing towork for stock 1.-THE
building, or give day or two for the good Of the
cause can go to work Immediately asmaterias on
the ground and the work ready, apply to,
sept l4-tf s. PARKER, or
GEO. SAVAGE .
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I UST PUBLISHED, and for sale at the Book
J Store of u. Ward & Son, Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., near the Rail Road Depot, and at j. Ken
nedy's Book Store on F, near l4th street, M
No. 1 of the OregOnian;
Or, History Of the Oregon Territory containing
the Laws Of Oregon, with Description of the Po-
litical condition Of the Country well its Gil
mate, Resources, Soil Productions, and Progress in
Education, With Map. By CHARLES SAxToN,
Of Oregon City @ T.. june l3-6m
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Rates Of Charges bet,oeen Ne,o York. PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington, Baltimore & Washington.
LNOR every ten words, not exceeding one hum
IL dred exclusive of the Address and Direction.
When communication exceeds that number the
price on all words exceeding one hundred will be
reduced to one third the price -
The Columbian fountain., 1846-11-12

al VARIETY STORE.
TNHE subscribers respectfully inform theciti
Il of the First Ward and parts adjacent theret
that they have opened Store of the above descrl
ton on Pennsylvania Avenue, between 18th ana
18th streets, where a good assortment of Mechan.
les and House-keepers Hardware, Brushes, Cedar
ware, Baskets, sc. &C., will be constantly kept on
hand. All articles in their line will be sold as low
for CASH, or to punctual customers, they can be
bought in the City or Georgetown, and delivered
free Of expense.
april 23-f JOS. l.. SAVAGE d co
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JOurneymen Shoemakers Wanted.
NTANTED Immediately, by the subscriber IL
w first rate workmen [of both branches to whom
good wages and constant employment will be given.
MALCOLM DOUGLASS.
Manufacturer of, and dealer in Boots and Shoes,
south side Of Pa. avenue, between and 10 streets.
oct l0-2w
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SNC(Yee .IHINl~0.
.E9ErALWERY

DERSONS wishing to enjoy themselves dur
i ing the approaching winter, should see well
TO the condition of their mouths. A splendid as
sortment of TEETH with or without imitation
gums) may be-seen at DR., Van Patterns; and
he s prepared to execute anything in the line of
has profession in the most perfect and professional
manner. *&ttt .fi hA t4ttt
~ b. His patrons are earnestly invited to call
and If any repairs are found necessary, they will
be gratuitously and cheerfully made
\ Terms moderate, as usual NA
rcnnsylyania Avenue, between 9th and 7th Sis
and next to Todd's Hat Store. oct 27-tf -
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@. ECKLOFF & SONS.

Nj G.. ECKLOFF d SONS.
Merchant Iailors Fashionable Clothing Store,
south side Pennsylvania apenue, bet,oeeu 18th
and 3th streets. @.
NNHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that we
i are fully prepared to meet the calls and wants
of all who desire any article apperaining to Gen
fieman's Wardrobe.
Our assortment Of Fall and Winter goods is Sc
lect and fashionable, which, with our well known
style Of cutting and workmanship, and determine
ton to sell lower than the same goods can be pur-
chased elsewhere, will surely guaranty satisfaction
in every regard
Our stock Of ready finished clothing is particular.
ly worthy the attention of purchasers, all made by
ourselves, Of every description in style and quality
at surprising low prices. Give us call; you are
sure to be pleased. novl0-6t
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GT Communications destined for any place be-
yond the termination Of the TELEeRAPH, will be
faithfully written out at the last Station and put in
to the MAIL.
june lott. AMOS KENDALL, President.
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FOR RENT.

r FOR RENT. aa
A. A TWO s.ory Brick House with basement, a
M1iii front and back yard and pump, situated on
street between I'd and Sd, near the Rail Road The
late tenant occupied the house for the last years.
and now declines housekeeping. Enquire of
w. G. CHOATE, .4t
Corner of Louisiana avenue, and 9th street.
nov 9-3teo s.tss .astH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12

s'gPnohis rspifttt f his ela,e cl.frt. il. ,.,
81 liz INST fRherr ai.. t.tf,l-ird H., ny
sail be- lou - 10 nliu., tt III ti.-ri,,l
=" any CARS IL ~. l. hfai,, ssy lei II le i.I,l Nj
renfal,d. WI" IN
fnsi mans civil riph,s.-J hli.xs
conceded toy all. thal las ilc ri.1l f,,l,
violate hit risll laws As Ihe Federal C.tsII,uiin, -
silent as 10 lie .nII religious rights ii any cn,
IN =" any Nlal' /" vmaie tie or sian Sabbath ,h,.
can be Ia volai'no Of that Constitution fn any S,,,.
pass Ia" it4nIifg i.f rliiznns II, h>.rse tia, d,y
iael says WIRE ihtGr Is M laW-thete /, n ttans,,
s'h-ef 'l"laiipn-and hupe Ne Is good anihntt,y :,
he 'a~ already ben qn1itd. The question then is h..
Tie = ate passed any on the s,thi.ct} II has H.
II l. III any Te1s,n Satbafh da, shall himself ~
ihhd iahnrlna at his own of ary othrr trade -,
W s"" thrly Ills hppttnllcs. slaves In L.
o "f nlhei business rNcep II be N HE ordinary bons
n'o 'ers III dan, necessity charity he shall trf,,,
lhe sum OF one dollar aud sixty seven cents for .,ch
ience' LEY code, vol. / PAGE tJ55
IL VIII be- s'en thai is nfdlnahcr pass, nv the ,,I
"' nr JAMES itiVfr aud hanamha Company IS IN s,,,
c"''"fn,'y :" me Ia" ii the STATE Had The board not
passed. me oidIuanee, they evidently vonlJ have h.,
'''"'"s OF that Ia" IN As m0eb as the Cnmpanv b,,
something like "ne hundred hands In th,r .,nn,
'','N men Il IS clear that llir .'civil riph $" wbrh
o'ha t'fty private citizen 10 obey The ciqn laws mr.. r.
9',Y pi''"''9 "th applied Ia Incorporated compa,i-s
-iha otIhg granted The campany then have n, mar.
nghI In Keep the hands in their rnploym.n, n, l,,,,
IN NE Sa'halh. than 'Nomebcalor'' and An -Slort
h'n' nave la Keep ife1rS ah # these Amt Sabba,b
h'ep"2 f''ir p'nd'n's oi yours ihnk that they have
'hIs f4A-let aen Try IT AMI they will will s,u,n a..
"lelhrf hef ''c,i rl-htso n thu "F,detal Cms,,,,
"h' Nll Ffp'rr hem from such ine the law i'm
P>f'' i''' Is 'AamHf,s'candy. whether the ordinance
Is AZ infringement II our "felgluas righls as pu,r,o,J
IN rs - 1tr ftdfal tun>Intt,n' 1t ,l.cl,r,. ,h.,
NJ religions i'~l sin he required quallfA in +,
any III - ~ phIfr tfnsi unaer rhe Gned Srareso
li'fr Is all HE prf.cran The Federal Constitution ,u,,
h4irrH 10 "of religions irurs. The Blll of Rlghl, n.
coaldtly an'aled Ia by Nomcnralor nor. full AMI
- Ia SUHf Ir,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
FOR THE yIRGINItS,


.HeSTs. Edior& We're 10 consult nv teelnos ar
nay lnr,l should not say any hing more IN relation
Ia the ordinance ot The james RIVER and kananh,
COMPANY clor1hQ the locks vi the canal on the Sah,ah
but, nasmnrh some writer, urder the signature of
Nomrncajr, III an article published IN The ylrvinian
u the l0h ui sept, has "lakrn' 50 many thuus 81
granted, lest he should also lake il for granted" be
lad convinced me thai II. position the subject is I'm.
itnabf must ask small space HE columns OF your
paper Tor a reply.
.Numenclaur'' takcs very serious pvcen,nns +, -,
having usrd the word 'mpudrnr > and asks, with n,
ltde degree "t pernacry, It :" know the mpnnlru Of
ihal word Jndgn! from his anclp | DOUBT very
much whether | do nndcfs aud the impor al the word
'Im"dtncr' as well as he ought TO knew the meaning
OF the word "onf mney' -tor II dugmalical assertions
concitd IN high sounding words Without The slohte,t
N'Sll re ol rrupt =" argument 10 sustain Them be an IN
deN surely he mus be- Ihc very embodiment of what
Is mean by The word. o. one thing. however, would
assure Amt Sfocktolder-l dd MOI mean to use tb
"ofd "ImD'dence in an offensive sense
"Nomemlatof' asserts have "luuched rather than
oSeuS>td @teal aud Important principles" Ietl lruiy
4'at'"l l' TINS snail compliment and sorry caunnt
r"N'enl7uSly return It-ir, while he asserts the Or.
dnaucr Is injurious 10 all parties concerned and GREAT
gu, CO. as well as 40 lnTactlon u The fedcral Con
NHWi0", he neither points line irilrv any one ina,
sustained by TIN what respect It Is grlevancp-wh
Is agereved by ltn0r what article IN the Feder, Can
stllullun II violates.
Perhaps "Nomeucla,or or his friend "Anii-StocL
h"lder, Is IneHs III boat tie Canal and Is moi
Wllhg Ia lust one DAY out OF from his pr,f,s-
ne Ordinance Is great ujuryn aud an in-uqporIable
grievance What ply II Is, their aecouai these
N"l-oHo'aih keeping correspondents of yours do not
I'VE III land where such "IuJorts and sreyancesu
'"nld not be inflicted by the "supp1srd consclenrlus
croPes ol particular trH'l land IN Which the ,,ne
Goa Is not known nor dpped--where the holy
sabbath morn Is reser us e Ell III with The sweet no,
II church going bells
Thank, be uolo God Tor his unspeako5le pif--,le
,Il ~ NE holy SdOSitIt--Itp ihrS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-10-12
MIR. MoCAIi.A AND CAPT. TOBlN.

The correspondence between The 2d Auditor al apt
iobn. OF the Louisiana volunteers, which has found
way 10 the public through the New Orleans papers Is
oe Of the richest things OF the season The Secretary
Of War, who erJysa IKE, must have laughed heartily
himself could not pese it, without fiadng the corners
% his mouth taking an upward direction Il is cacula
ted however 10 induce Araver thoughts 1t explains at
one Why volunteer afcr vastly more expensive
than regular one. The ,ires caunut be- Subjected IN
he same system OF economy and responsibility as IN the
regular army. Even where intention exists as in
The case OF Capt. lohln, 10 deraud ihe government,
osS ct money and destruction OF public properly are the
necessary consequences Of ignorance Of orms and Disable
dlence of orders, The system OF Accountability in the
army is perfect, and lis working been attended with
striking results Without regarding the operation of il
within The sphere OF the army prorfr-such as in feed
my, clothing, Transporting and piylng uoups-we NAV
remark Thar within The last twenty Years more than as
many millions OF dollars have ocen discussed npnn frt,
healions works Of internal Improvements removal of In
dams Nc THIS vast sum passed through the hands of
youhg othces o tha army. whu untW itsta adur lb,,
vast responsibility received not cent Of commission mn
IN 'het disbursement. 'Tne loss IN thai time sustain
I'd by the dsiacaton negligence of The dis5nrsno of
"'e'S' does mol exceed what tie government lses by
lie neglect Cap. Tom. Had the same mum, pas,ed
through the hands Of parry hacks who, ol course wnnl
have been appointed had clhz rs been erlplny,d opr
readers may form snue idea al the rer rrnaoe of Lss
which would have been incurred by he Government.
- :. Z ADAMS is nominated ior Il ,ice .jan in hi,
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1ir Rfr Df. Nmgh al Charleston. : C.. Mo Was
Il tle passenger, biaid hr GtrAt N,eten un her
j. te s'ormi tnp. preached an Sunday mofnng the
lEe Do Mrf.luN Il huch, 10 a conatr lam1n A. cios
Is PACKED A. they could Wi hr. ond As deeply interest.
I'd - puNrtIul Il qnohrc could make lI.n. The dis
course was me Nu1fen immediately atcf tho snrm.
Whle all as ctuole incidents We're sui fresh III his
ntod, aud II Ms nne at The mas impressive aud truth
o sefumns winch W have had the pleasure Ut hearing
The Rev. speaker did not deal atec, IN Incidents bnl
lh"sr he dld Nitrate, wctr paurd With reality which
drew lrus tom many eyes. liz did not wlrhhuld thu
highest merd n pnfss la otprun Mathews, Ia whose
cuu5ago, sk aud tufulude (hrS all tilt lhal under tod
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