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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13
CONGRY.SS.
THURSDAY LAST, 9Th inst.

THURSDAY LAST, 9th inst.
Both Houses attended the funeral OF Mr..
BLACK. On Friday, the bill explaining
the Thanking privilege Of Members Of Con
grcss, was passed. Gen. CAss reported a
hill to increase the compensation OF militia
ry store-keepers.
Mr.. Hannegnn, from tho Committee on
Fureign Kclations, reported hack the rcso-
luton rendering tho congratulations of Con-
grcss 10 the people q! France, upon tho &C.
iablishment Of a Republic. On this rcso-
luton, mn interesting dchsie sprang up, in
which Mcssrs. Fuo,e aud Allen par,icipa-
ted.
Whilst Mr.. Allen was addressing the
Senate, n man sprany over the Reporters
Gallery on the Etglc over the Vice Presi.
dents Chair, and cried nu,. al denv tha,
mans rgh, speak :,,r the pcoplcn Ohio"
Ills rcmarks were Gu, short by the pronp,
action Of the officers.
Alr. Aliens resolution being tsken up,
Mr.. Hale moved To amend it ia regard 1"
some slavery question. Mr.. Mnn-nm M
we'd tn substitute for this rcsola.ioa. The ono
icpM.cd by AIR. flanagan from the COM
mitiec.
II0nse.-Mr. Henley. from the commit.
tee on printing. reported in favor of print.
ing ten thousand copies OF tho c"rrespou-
dcnce between Gen. Scott md Mr. Trsi
He spoke with great animation. in reply t.
Mr.. C!ingmnn's late speech. lie was ia
serrnp,cd ION lcave) and Intercepted by
Mr.. Clinsman.
Mr.. McLanc moved that the House re-.
solve itself into Committee al the Whole
upon Mr.. Vini"n's bill making npproprin.
,ions Cor the Military Academy, which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Stewart replied to Mr.. Mcl.nnc's re.
marks upon the above mutton. ind he, in
turn, was followed by Messrs. Henley aud
Turner.
On motion, the committee rose.
Mr.. Cranston reported the bill withou,
amendment.
Mr. Dickev moved TO strike ont the up.
propris,on for dcfraying the expenses "f
the nnnmnl visitors 10 West Point. The
question was pending on this amendment,
when the llousc adjourned.
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Mr. Allen gave notice, that on to.,nor-
row, he would ask leave to introduce a
int resolution, congratulating the citizens
Il France upon the establishment OF Re-
public.
Ga mo,iun of Mr.. Cameron, the Senate
then wen, into Executive session-aiter
which, il adjourned.
House Of Representatives. House
wen, into committee Of the whole upon the
Oregon Territorial Bill.
Mr.. King Of Georgia, in the chair.
Mr.. Gale spoke at some length in oppo-
si,ion to i, aud TO the principles Of the
Wilmot Proviso.
Mr.. Stewart followed him, aud made q
strong speech in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. HilIard, Of Alabama has tho floor
on this question tomorrow.
The speaker announced that the next
thing in order WINS the report Of the COM
mi,,ees. Snndry bills were reported, which
were read and referred TO the Committee
a The Whole.
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WHAT THE DEMOCRATS n TnE ARMY
TnINK.-Wm. G. Tobcy, Esq, q Penn
s.lvania volunteer. formerly n warm sup
porter Of the Polk Administration, in re-
cent letter, writes in this style:
'Let not my brother Democrats, who
have not vet discovered who James X.
Polk is, cavil that I should handle him like
u true Locotoco, without gloves. do not
knor Democrat IN :as rholc army, reg
ular or r0lunfecr, WHO DOES Nor ExEcEATE
TmE MAN AND MS WAR MEASURES. Should
i. ever be the privilege Of Us here to cast
our votes again for President Of our Re-
public, am inclined to think that we shall
require more than the ipse DIRT ofa Bal,i-
moro Convention to control our sufirages."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

AVING madc arrangements for con.
- stan, supply Of LAND WARRANTS, I will BE-
able to furnish any quantity TO persons wishing
70 sell them again, or 10 locate Tor themselves,
on tho most satisfactory terms.
! also attend to locating warrants for settlers
or :hose from distance, n ID make entries in eli
the land Offices in the State. Persons DESTROYS
al making entries OF locations can have their bv.
slness attended TO with fidelity and despatch.
In several years experience Ms Land Agent. I
have acquired n thorough knowledge Of the Do.
culiar advantages Of different locations, and 6s,.
tcrmysclf that my facilities IRE such as to ena BILE
me to give the mos, perfect satisfaction 10 those
who may favor me with their pntronn1..
Being furnished with maps and register Of
all lands entered and unontercd in tho State. [
will be pleased TO give grasuitous information 10
those who desire IL An experienced Surveyor
IL connected with nv Agency.
will attend TO renting fatn,s, houses and Io.s,
and paying taxes on oil property that may be To-
trusted 10 my care.
A. II. MILLER, Land Agent.
Davenport, March 10th, 1913.
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Retn ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. A. g. A. NURSES
TAN MIN c. M xxrs.

RRP a. &, a. NURSE have the he-i
- . OF materials Of all kinds for between
400 and 600 TANNING Minis which thcv are now
making. They have called TO their aid Shop,
where BY the aid of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws, n turning lathe, tenon.ng
machine, boring machine, grindstonc, &C.
They also have a mortcng machine and the
other necessary convenicnccs for doing things up
right.
Their board kiln, which they have Just built
and tried, is hard To beat. IL seasons lumber III
week rs well as ii laid in the weather year.
Now all buying Nurses tanning mills hereaf-
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned as
well as for bureau or table and well painted
with two coats OF good oil pain,-nonc .. Your
glue size for the frs, coat, us is customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here
toforc.
Their mills have been and are rated as the
best in the land, and from this point they have
made and sold between GOO and COG in the las,
10 months and no fault found blu, OH the contra
ry high praise.
The NURSES are practical Tanning Mill ma
kers and kEop good mill when they see il, and
by their a rangcmcns Of the s,evcs, wind, &c.
they tlatter themselves they have arrived Us near
perfection as the times a, present admit.
After running Your grain through one of these
mills, oats, smut, or cheat. chess has no bust.
ness In your wheat, Tor II can't be II the miii Is
worked according to the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These mills are got out and put together by
the best kind OF workmen and YOU will find all
alike, well and s,outly made and gcarcd with
the best castings Western New York can afiare.
The journals are all turned, as also the wrought
gudgcons-the boxes are also turned on the IN
side. Our objec, is TO prevent the usual jumping
and jarring, aud TO have all go still smooth and
easy and last four times as long.
As We weave our own scrcencry We are able
to arrange different sized meshcs for different
parts oil the country, that all can be suited and
your grain cleaned from all foul s,uT-nnd TINT is
what you want and we are aware Of it and have
accomplished Tie thing after years Of trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are worth to the
buyer one-,hird more.
They will have two or three pcdlafs ont and
shall call on all they can between Nau,oo and
Dubuque, bu, any farmers or grain hu,crs who
W nj u good mill and have no chance of seeing
pedlar will please drop line informing us oi
their Whereabouts and they shall be supplied.
Address WM. A. g. ALONZO NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island co., Ill.
P.S. Any quantity Of wire screcnery KEEP,
on hand FOR sale.
April 18th, l8a8. ;l-f
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he Seventh Address, in course before the
Davenport Literary Society, will be delivered on
Wednesday Erening, 18th inst. a, I o'clock, in
the Presbyterian Church, by v. NJ. FiRoR, Esq.
Subject -"The Emigran,.' The public IRE
invited to attend.
COMMITTEE
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POa SALE,

- FARM Of $40 Acres living On fNe
- Mississippi river six miles below Dsten.
port, having sumo twenty acres under cultiva.
ton, the remainder being mostly timber which
owing to the scarcity Of fuel in the neighborhood
adds greatly to its vaIuc. There 10 also 1 ceal
ininc convenient to the river where coal wiltre
Oily bring ten cents per bushel, never failinr
streams runs through the body Of the farm, whic6
is ais supplied with excellent sprinRs.
To n person DESTROYS Of making I afs ana
profitable investment, this farm presents rare q.
ducements. For further particulars enojaiye 81
a MILLER, Land Aesns. .
March 10Th, l838.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Washington arrived u, New
York last Friday, bringing news from Bre
IMAM to the 18th and Southampton to the
goth.
A monster meeting Of the people was
called ut Dublin Tor tho 10Th, hu, the Bri-
fish Government was sending troops aud
steamers thithcr, 10 put dawn this move
sncnt.
Scotland was quiet.
In France, quiet also rcigncd. The Pro-
visional Government had organised large
military force, with view, as WINS suppos-
ed, Of invading Austrin.
The resolution Of Diet or assemblnge
at vienne, had resulted in tho Empcrnr
yielding every thing which the people had
demanded.
Hungary has declared itself independent,
Of Austria.
A rumor prevailed Of the death Of tho
Emperor of Russia.
The Bank Of France has suspended pay
ments.
u6 utC0t uuuNSs WIN Wv
IN relieve the money pressure brought
about BY tho chnnge oil government IN
France, had failed To accomplish the Office.
desired, and there wns, ia consequence,
heavy failures in Paris.
The new Republican government in
France Inns bsen generally acknowledged
by the Governments Of Europe.
In English funds, there was little atcra.
tion.
The Cotton and Corn markc, had slight.
~ improved.
LlvERpocL. March Ia.
Sales Of Cotton during tho week ending
with to-day, amount 10 23,O4O bales; for
Orleans 3aa4lc., and for Mobile, 4asi per
ID. is given.
Corn il from GO. to II. lower.
Meal il Sd. per husbel lower.
Flour 10 worth 2Ss.a20s. per Dbl.
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Married.

On the 4th inst. by Elder c. LEvAs, Mr.. LEW
Is w. BURROWS to Miss RUTH GLASPEL,
both Of this vicinity.
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The following named gen .lemen are reques :
cd to act as Agcnss for the Gazette IN their sew
eral localities. Those indebted to us living in
the vicinity Of an Agent will find il more conye-
MEN, to make payment to him. The Agents
are requested to remit us BY mall Those resi-
Ting convenient TO Camnnchc can make pay
:.,cnt in wheat, etc. a, Messrs. Burrows g. Pret-
iyman's store, to Mr.. Van Tuyl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-13

1ilE undersigned keep constant sup
- ply Of l60 mere Land Warrants for sale a,
the loves, Cash prices. Cur warrants are pur-
chased in the best markets and through such
sources as enable us 10 sell very low for cash,
and TO guarantee oil we sell 10 be genuine.
Any person wishing to enter 100 acres OF land
in one body--even il lying in the corners Of four
distinct ownships-improscd or unimproved,
can save from 10 to 90 per cent by making ap-
pl;casion TO NJ.
We also make entries Of lands in any quan.i-
ties, for small commission.
COOK e. SARGENT.
Davenport, April 9th, 1913.
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Nj USIC.

RS. COOKE having hccn a SUCCESS
W. full Teacher Of Vocal and Instruments
Alnsic for the last fifteen years in New York
City and the South, and now residing in Dnscn-
port, respectfully informs ITS citizens and ihosc
of the vicinity that she would be glad 10 receive
Pupils for instruction on the Fiano-forte and
hopes 10 give that satisfaction To those who may
favor her with their patronage that she hos here
toforc done. Tcrms-Tcn Dollars per quarter
with Two Dollars addition for those who wish
10 practice on her Piano. and all her Piano Pu.
pills will have the privilege Of attending her
Singing Classes gratis.
IS. Mrs. Cooks will arrange her hours Of
instruction To suit the convenience 81 those cotn-
ing from the country or Rock Island
Davenport, March 9th, l2i8. 26-tf
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FOR SALE.

FARM and Ferry on tho road iron
- Davenport 10 Dubuque, n miles from Dsv.
cnpori, two hundred ncres dnder fence, fsssv
acres broke, good hewcd log house and frf
rate ferry boat. Enquire Of ] w Kir,lsy q -
premises, or A II MILLER.
March 10th, i844. Land AsSts
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DAVENPORT, Thursday, April 10, i8i8
rLorn, bill. so 400 ronF heavs. 900
WnLAS, win bu. 50 a 5slIfANs, ID. 81 a5
;, sp. ;, 80 a 81 iuou LpEEs,,, An5
coES in ear. >, l7srar., - -4la5
+. sheli'd ), onl.AEp, - 5a6
!, meal :, o5 mIl5rrrrE, :, l0a s2a
FLASsgEp, ), so 6eaIlloygy, ~ 10
TIN. SEED, i,00a les CHEESE, !. On IL
Oars, Isl CnicKlSs, doz. 76ai 90
BARLEY, ), 90 p Secs, ), 4n5
HAY, ton 2.50n3,0 0IPoTAroEs. bu. Is 81
Woop, cord, Goa ZOO BEANS, VIII. ;, 10
Coat, hn. l0a ia SALT, Kan. !, GA n IS
Bggswax, III. 25I ;, Liy. ;, IS
HIDES, greeD,,b. oII MILES. dri. hu. ,o5
- dry, >, 5.l 'GA.nEs, ), l,75n 200
NEW ORLEANS, April ls,.
FLOUR, $3.50 5,3'A. Corn, SIC. OATS, 3li.
Pork, prime, 700 per Dbl. BACON, 4!c. LARD,
SC &c.
CINCINNATI, April Eth.
FLorn, $40 AGO Corn, 3.ac,s.
81. LOUIS, April 9th, (noon.)
FLouR-s4, 50a 400 WHEAT, spring to choice
fall. Zoe CO.,, active. PorATors. sales At 29c.
inc. sacks. an extra price. PoR., prime, $3.50
per bbl; mess, $500. LARD, 4sc ste BScox,
shoulders, clc; sides and hams, 3.c. Hines, dry
flint, &C. Wool, I5c.
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FRUIT TREES q SyIRUBEEIsY.
HE subscriber has for sale a small 10.
- Of Pear, Plum, Cherry and Gu nee trees;
also Ornamental Shrubbery Of various kinds,
Dahlias, Pnonias, &c. &c.
JOHN EVANS.
Davenport, March 30,h, 1919. 29-3w
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meni in the State. These bedsicads are the
pes, kind m.de in tho United States, and arc
proof against bed bugs. Prices 800, $50, 400,
4,59, &c.
CABINET HARE
OF all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
ard sold al \ small profit. Tables from rs 10
500: Bureaus, Work-stands, &c. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons aud buggics, with pipe
boxes and nuts FOR sale.
Mr.. A. RExrRo will attend to business for me
at Camden, i'll.
All kinds OF Country Produce received in pay
men, for work q, Cash prices.
SHOP, opposite A. e fulton's Store, corner
Of Rock Island and Second streets.
S. p. JENNEY.
Davenport, July 18th l8i7.
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Remaining IN the Post Office ut Davenport OF
the l., day Of April I848. which if not takel
out before the lst day Of July, will be sen
to the General Pos, Office as dead letters.
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LOOK HERE FAssNIERss!

AVING the cXCIu-
- sive right Of making
Palmer Uiliiams' Patent
Serene Bedsicad,
for tho State Of Iowa, and
having water powcrat Cam
den, ILL.,, 10 do my turning, ]
can and will sell CHEAPER
than any other establish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The Ronnparfc NIania.

The feeling in favor of Louis Napoleon seems b. IN.
crease and his dcclinstOn ofthe honOrpsd him Is like
liz to turn out successful stroke of policy Riots in
which his name is mixed up of daily occurrence in
Paris while many Of the departments do not seem at all
disposed to enter into the Republican views of the me
tropois and threaten to oppose them
The Napoleon question h still the question OF the day
The expected resignation of the Executive Commission
being rumored on the 18th drew much OF public atten-
ton but as they have remained the journals return 70
the charge The Nap0io0Hien, b Napoleon RepabbcdH,
e BoHaparfisf La Constitution Journal dc n Repnbiqae
Napoieonfenne h Peth Corporal and other journals ad
gocate his election President OF the Repubc-and
never was popularity so sudden; bu, the serious Re
pubhcans those who wish 10 the institutions they
have fought for preserved, have sui much faith in the
election OF Armand Msrrast and the consolidation Of the
Republic.
The Government WAS quite taken by surprise by the
vote of the Assembly in favor of Prince Louis Napo-
leon 80 sure they that his election would be an
nued that warrants issued for his arrest found
in any part OF France and the police were promised
reward for his apprehension. On Tuesday evening, Al
ter the vote of the Assembly the warrants were with
drawn Beside this great number OF the adherents OF
the Prince have been arrested The Message says that
by order Of the Executive Government the vendors in
the of portraits and biographies OF Louis Napo'
leon were all arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Charges against Lamartine.

The Marquis Of Boissy expeer Of France has sd'
dressed long letter 10 NJ Bastde the Minister OF 70
reign Affairs in which serious charges are made incul-
pating the diplomatic arrangements Of de Lamartine
These impuations grave that It i scarcely posi-
Die that they can fail to be answered either in the press
or in the Assembly.
NJ. Emile Thomas, having been examined by the
commission charged with the inquiry As 70 the Ateers
Nationaux has made statements grayey compromising
II is said the Executive Commission and the commits
sion OF inquiry about % apply TO the Assembly tor
power 70 investigate the conduct 81 the Executive Com
mission.
document has been found which was supposed 70
have been prepared by the cOnsprators OF the 10Th OF
Nav in which NJ de Lsmartine is referred 20 IN man
ner seriously to compromise him unless satisfactory
explanations are given II Is petition addressed from
some of the clubs 20 the Executive Commission, IA
which II is stated that NJ de smartine had promised 70
create the Ministry OF Labor demanded by VI. Louis
Blanc and to obtain from the Assembly vote OF 900
millions for agricultural and commercial institutions IN
which socialism Is published in the CoHsiifattoEao.
On the POI numerous groups assembled IN diHerent
parts of the'.own. some Of whom cried " Down Win
lam inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

ernnnent expressing his Solicitations ss me prociafns
ton oi the Republic In speech ON The OCCASION, NJ
Ar,iruin DECLARED tbs; H-yn hsd -siu'ed the nc~ hc
publican era immense progress ioT humanity and
,hat the Hsyiens transported with 10y ~ ne 81
rr,,, to- shohshing slavery d. Lsmrtiue n reply.
s..nr,i N Ariruin ,hs, the Executive Government !.
..rous Of maintaining the most friendly relations WIN
a. q K.der has demanded OF the Govcrnmen, IA b-
allowed 70 proceed ylchy, with his isny' iof ne
benefit ~ the baths. ~,
,sru Rollin has written letter a. the ffir"
co.,r5ic,in- rurnor that De- LsmaTtine snd ~ I'D
become members Of the C'sb n "a Dersorfis Mi"aH
NJ Nsnoleon RonapNrte the member 90 ne Nst0nsi
Assembly whose name has been pat forward - ,.n
lidsic for the COonclcy Of the ~ IL soh oi 'e -
tonA Guard OF Paris has written 20 decline me nonof
the ground that he does not consider iae P'sl','
representative compatible with inst OF CON
armed force
The Prose- ssys TIA, the French Government hss
protested szains, the manner In which ne nihs 81
Prussia mas rcorgsnized TIE Grand Duchy u e0sen
NJ Napoleon Bertrand, the son Of Gcn. Bertrand.
who lew DAYS ago, challenged Gen Clement Ihoni
a.. has had duel this morning. with GoaicAsux. -
son OF the Representative, and late Minister ui thsf
nanc) who i officer IN the Gsrde Mobile
GoudchsuN 20, severe sabre eol seross ne ~
THE duel Wa shout politics. VI Bertrand being -
r,oleoni.t snd ms antagonist Republican.
Prince Louis Napoleon has been elected Colonel %
the tth Legion OF the blRiieHt Of FNis
The Fnsnce Committee al - meeting 20 day nNec
,hs ssi,rv nj Ministers AZ .hNN per truum Nucet
Louis Philippe the salary ~ Minister VS. -1"".
With the exception OF the Minister for Foreign A"t'
who had 10000 francs. NJ Theirs defended hsh 'si-
RES on the ground tia, low salaries were srisocfsic
:. none but rich men could acccp, high places n"'ei
Government -, -, a..
" corm,nin has rcsigucd the PRESIDENCY % ne
Counci, OF stale ir consequence Of he incon'psu'Y
with hs iaucs kcpWsenistvt
The M,sSgsu hsr the following \ new it'".ut'
il spoken OF in the person Of the Prince Ut lcucoth
berg the son OF Prince EuSenc, and relation 81 nc
Emperor OF Russia
The i've banquet which u postponed nAi" lie
th OF July the anniversary OF the tsAins 81 t' hss
tile will take place along the toguncatons rom h'
canal OF rOurcq TO Neuy Invitations hs's pe'a SEA
Lltl The drnArfmcnt.
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Ii "A. RrIrcr and srani,h rroahles.

The Fsropean Mad says The allegations ssaus'
sir n Buwet were siN in Gauiher thar ne Kept up 30
ci,i Intercourse with the Progresisis party ~ Span
that he gave an asylum 20 the party opponents o. .ns
Government that he must have been unViestei IN 'e
lst, military reyos At Madrid and At scs1 tnsf Coz
Fitch was sent 10 the south some insuf s',i,nHi
proiect. that Mr Ssnsom. friend oi or ~ 'NlN Z
bsd held language hostile 20 the spanish Go'ernn'sni
and that owing TO these things the garrison aud po'
l.tion of Madrid were So exaspetsed against on, Am
hsssador that he remained N his Polt H. might Dc
exposed to personal danger ...t.
these ak charges Lord ramefstln teutes most saws
en,v and finally with expressions OF great respect %
NJ l.turz personally concludes by inlmsnns 70 nm I'm.
,hat il i impossible for her Britannia Nrlesiy OF ,he
covernneni ~ receive him any longer As tue Minister
of the Queen of spain and tina, he viii probably hinA
n exnedieut 10 return to Msdrid. lsturiz closes n
corrsspoudence by dec ring hs regret that y, no
NOT been sufficiently sslltul OF sufficiently fortunate ~
accomplish the anxious desire of carrying thls uis,ss
10 a conciliaory and friendly termination ne prov
ability now is that some great chsngc VA, tsAs ia's I.
the spanish Cabinet that perhaps III ~ pu,~,,
boz invited 10 resume his diplomatic m"'1 =, 49,,
or that At any rate proper atonement WI DC su' W
the insult so unjustihaby offered MN uy "''fN'"
and despOtic MedsrGaO Government