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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

The following is from Mr. Morgan, Of the firm
g. & S. x. Morgan. wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods Evansville Ind rrrreT
Door. HATCHITT-Sr-I have used your Cohosh
resnI,s From INV esneTienee with IL. believe IL
also 10 be Of the best Ma dicines Tor general de-
bliiy, indigestion and Tor purifying the blood.
Yours, &c S. r. MORGAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

A BRANCH OF THE GREAT WESTERN
MARBLE WORKS.
THE Proprietor OF the Great Western Marble
Works having established branch Of his es
Enlistment in the Town OF Evansville Ind, is now
prepared to furnish all who nny desire erect Du
rable Nc mentoes. the Graves at their deceased
friends win Monuments, TombstoIes, &c,
Of all description ami qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; and at Lower Prices, than have
ever been offered Yves, OF the Mountains.
Evansville, April 30, so. COL. CROSS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nzpIcAL COLLEGE oFEvAUBw. LIB
o. fseeT EVANSVILLE, IND. via sye.s

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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EvAUBw. LIB
o. iseeT EVANSVILLE IND. via sye.s
y.v1Ryr.guiar course Of Lectures for tbs seseon
~ OF ttoO and 1851 will commences - mt
Mon. lay "a November. and terminals the ssa week
IN Eel Tuayy. 'fi.4sl. - -
Tine, sinsgentlemen compose The 1xasAV,
e:enernl Descriptive and Surgical AnssomyrsO
VIM. H. SWORD. M d.
chemistr, and shs1maey,. coSq s,s G, " ~
Ma,eria Mso lea saa Therapeatiee, :, s,,i,n,i
Principles and Oraet.e OF Surgery, = ~
N'' MADISON J. BRAYsMsD.a
Theory and Pact, ce q Medicins. ). =, si
IL>LAYCOCK; NJ. d.
Obstetrics and Dse. YES ys Viumesand Children
''''' guy G ilIS EB. WALKER, Nd
'"'''D''S "'' w WsIsLINC;, N. b.
Demonstra,or of Anntom, ,.,rrp A.
Ia,e Suyssa u, 8. A.
'-'''-s '' f- let .f-sstiok
se.-,a Terms of Tuitio r. ~. -
Naturalization fee SIS; ProfessorsL sss ISns
Dissectng ticket So Graduation ie, 80 o" "a
boarding can be obtained Tor from 81
per week, so that the expense of an ent. . 81.
exclusive OF graduation fee need not exce. -
The Cabinet and Library VIII ch are eniir, ~ -. ~
contain ample material for illustrating every
OF the profession by the use OF Anatomical Pl IT,
ration, natural and artificial, models, plates, cher ~
cal apparatus, &c, &c, all of the most approve.
styles Any further information that may be desi.
rel can be obtained by addressing post paid
APPS If Dean Of The Faculty.
Register, Nj. Carmel; Adv ocaie. Shawneetown.
Register, Sparta; Journal, Springfield. ILL.,; Seuii-
M Indianapolis and Wabash Courier Terre-
ha1'e. Ia each copy to amt. OF S. and send bills
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Vnnndsffhufeh county.

EvANsvILLE, a.. April II, 1850.
DR HATcHIrT-Sir-I have used your Cohosh for
four or five months, and can say with confidence
that il is an Alternative tonic much superior to any
preparation OF Sarsaparilla, other tonic medicine
have ever used Yours. .ts ~ rsrt
r. W. DUNBAR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

LAYER Complaint, Female Irregularities and Complaints,
SIX and Nervous Headache, Low Spirits Night Sweats,
Exposure Imprudence i'm Life, Chronic Constitutional
Diseases; and is spring and drink, and general
tonic for the SYSTEM and gentle and pleasant purgae,
mr. superior to Blue Lick Congress water, Salts or Sed
ftxp
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

from }. Is. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
. Boots, Shoes. &c &c. -. -...,-
EVANSVILLE, Ia. March 80. 1886.
Door. HATcHIrT 81 have used vour preparation
Ut Cohosh for torpor OF the liver, indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance wih as
tonishlng success. / would recommend il to all
similarly affected, as safe, pleasant and ecacious
medicine. Your obedient serv't,
I-C JB HANNAH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

An extract of letter OF April 2lst, 1850, from Dr.
J. ID. Collins, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee. -.
our Cohosh takes finely. Ihave recommended
and used it in good many OF various diseases
TO my satisfaction. For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects of the CO.
hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. Judge ii
highly as u Tonic, antscor,uiic and emenagogue"
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REMOVAL.

--4-ss4L AAGl REMOVAL. 81 ~ -
TY'AUCTION HOUSE.
THE undersigned have removed into the four
Il story fire-pr ,of building on Water street, two
doors above NJ lam, formerly occupied by X. Barnes
and are prepared TO sell at Auction all descriptions
of properly entrusted to them They will attend t0
selling OF Real Estate in any part of the city.
Regular Sale Days, Wednesdays, and for second
hand Furniture and "Calamties" in general, Satul
days. Having an abundance of room, persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
They keep on hand general assortment OF FUR
NITURE, consisting OF SOFAS, Bureaus, Tables
Chars Looking Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, &c
&c Also, Dry Goods, Books. Fancy Articles,
Notions. Also general assortment OF Clocks
wholesale and retail, -
NH : 80 /! wOOLSEY Il NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22
TEE RAIL ROAD is COMMENCED!
And NE are Oft. the Nr.t Tram.

ss,.ss----.ssf ssFJ5...sis $50 80 &.-1
- =; 49, -k;sgS -
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CONJUNCTION,

Lumbsgo, Jaundice, Costiyeness, Sore Throat, Bron
Coughs, Colds, Weakness Of the Chest, Pulmonary
for,s and all other diseases tending TO produce
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

Prepared and sold. Wholesale and rctnil. by A. B.
& d. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists. 100 Fulton ST..
corner OF William. New York. Sold also by Dry.
eisIs generally throughout the United States anG
Canadas Price 81 per Bottle; six Bottles for So
Sold by C.. BELL, Evansville: FERRIS McCrL
IotGH & Co. Lawrencelmrgh; WopD e. DoNNELI Y,
WILDER g. CO., Louisville, r. a. ] ADAMS, st
Louis dr..l f.l. Ian29 WY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-22

: 20 NEW GUNY BAGS $50
lust received $50 bales, abd 40 Bundless
- prime order, tor sale by ,,,-zs
rsn22 hrfs. ALL ~ q ~" co
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

The person viii be entered eur books usls"
paymeat flhs subscription be made In advance.
Distant may money By Letter, hs postage
On which win paid by ss rsk assumed N eszssvss Nc
safe transmission. ~ tN ~s-#AA .
The COUNTRY PAPER Is Published ui weekly daras
sions of Congress- semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period than year viii be received on
terms proporioned 10 the above
@yPosTMAsTERs authorize dlo agents. sad,by
sending DAILY subscriber ESQ enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with s2s WEEKLY
subscribers with o enclosed win be enued copy os shs
same edition they subscLsr Coz, svasis.
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by DYER a MCGUIRE, Aust,en.srs.

fANCY SALE FOR THE HoLYDAYS.-we have received an
bonere and other fancy boxes baskets Ac
from Paris via New York Also, invoice Of Enssh jewey,
(sent sampes,) consisting Of st'. er ##
brooches, bracelets glove bands, lockets &. ~
Earrings and drops, flower cups, studs and buttons
Guard vest and fob chains, goid pencils and pens t
se together with 800 faBcy sk ssd pearl but
TONS being entirely new patterns Fl. III ..l0 rls
represented very SUPERIOR surprising In elegance
importation. additions expected meking the
sale only aicive but ahodng In all probability the only
pouny Of procuring suitable hoydsy presents al auction
II O'Clock Monday morning. December
s saloon, tsecond noor Of o and Psnns
'A''- DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec lid Aneuoneen
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~ pYEn 4 neeylas. A.ss,..,:s.,

TRusTEEs SALE OF vALuAbLE SiTa Lors ~. s,sas
Is4 by Elliot Elizabeth his wife, duly recorded
coun washington IN the District q Co
umhis l97 ec, lg9 and 20, the
undersigned win proceed 10 .e a public socsa % The nshe., d
Of Dyer Mcclure the city Of wasingon etsr
together parcels following lots lying In ths c q Wssh
numhercA T. s.
H. IS 49, "a 49, 81 and ~ square numbered ~ and lots
numbered 20 as &C. square numbered 71 together win
rights pvleges and appuenancss the setnsns o. IN
any appertainng. ItMfe 4e A4Mtl z ta
The TO commence O'Clock, p. a rs ssflf.Ir
The Of sale fourth cash. and the remainder In three
twelve and eighteen months, with
day satisfactorily endorsed 10 be
syen deferred payments II the of sais are not com
piled with AZ any sold ssr e SALE
right resell such lot lots % he k and
expense ofthe defauung purchaser pureh..en 0 ff
- 4f.Ir " las las ADAMS, n,,s.s,,x tTrs,sss "a
#..eN HaH DYER d MCGUIRE, ,fsl4@
p.o ..oxAA. 4 IT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

about the 18th day Of August ths year ls4e, al
San Francisco, California; received from The Secretary OF
the Navy leave of absence for the said Lieutenant Stan
ley opressivey and macousy withheld and suppressed
the same, from the said day until the 18th day OF Decem
her following and until he had ordered the said Leuen
ant Stany 10 Panama. whittier he sent the said Stanly,
directing the said leave be delivered 10 him there with
out any sufficient reason OF public duty, and solely for
The qualification Of his spite and malice against the said
Lieutenant Stanly
Specification hrd In this, that the said Captain
Jones, then being n command aforesaid on the coast
OF California, in the bay Of San Francisco and in other
waters the said coast-the being the waters of
the United Staes-on the Sth day OF August, in
the year 1915, the 18th day OF March, ls49.
and on the 5h day OF October, 1s49. and on divers
other days and times subsequent to the day first above
mentioned, during his said command, oppressivey, and
without warrant or authority of law, convened, and
ordered TO be convened divers naval general courts
tia for the trial OF divers offences alleged 10 have been
committed by divers officers and seamen Of the navy OF
the United States and oppessvey and without warrant
authority OF law ordered and caused the sentences OF
said courts to be executed and by color Of said usuped
powers and unlawful proceedings, inflicted divers cruel
culary the 23i day OF the said month Of October ls4e
States, inflicted and to BE- inflicted, the punishment
OF death upon two men, named John Black and Peter
Black, and who OF the OF the Uniied States
schooner Ewing-the said punishment of death having
been adudged and sentenced against the said two men
bya court.martia ordered and convened aforesaid,
but not having been confirmed by the President OF the
United States.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
E "@asI Secretary of the Navy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-20

WINE sroRE.--JoHNH BUTHMAEN, Pennyivasis svsnss,
sou Ode between y and e srssss hss iu rsesvse and
very choice, and imported by himself esssy s Ne eusoIosr
Dec 3-3dfh Jtsw6wtfw "a tt 3t9 ai9gs Il sGFsf a.
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EDMUND n. WILSON, Atternsy az Law. stll Issesass
IL IN the Washington Collections and claims b>re he
Department. VIII receive prompt attention Also convey.
.ncinr sdoning counties % Vfgtnta VIII
be duly Once louisiana avenue, four door sosve
CoppS Pavilion. NMHf Iefasi DEC H-~6nf
IUsT RECEIVED ane and ehosce lot OF Jenny LxnA
wreahs which invite the ladies 10 can and efsnne rcs
from u toes
Dec ls--a tEgal gn IT er8af8 A Kings Lees Store 4
SyTRAYT:D FROM ths stable Of the s~Bsesfssr,
y OF the Alexandria nnd Orange raroed ne wight
souc horse, both hind set whs, and about
eight years old. feEf ~ fl Esles# IN egNNf. ~.
Any returning him, giving information which wfntend 70
his recovery viii be amply rewarded. u--- Y
Dec is-3d. ftHNH JNO. ID LATCHrokD. q
pOOKsfer Youth.chrs,mss Blossoms for issi " Uncle
ID Thomas. ...NF - ..43-.
GIN for chlareni BY Caroline ca
-. - ..--
Everyday Book with pleasant and useful resdias @ any en-
cravings. :. t aisss FaNNfN1 I'll
wonderful Tales translated from the Danish Of VANS Christian
Anderson. !.
Midsuoner Lays Hoydsys at woodeeh BY Susan Rindsr
The Fsi Ring collection Of aes and traditions for i trans
T Tses from al Nations with many snsrsvnss M sn,
Others, English and American, lately received =. -
49, : HW $50 ESQ Aa8 lfs N3t fkAHCk TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

In the SENATE, Mr.. Pearce of Md. introduced
a bill for the settlement of the Boundary of
Texas, proposing to pay Texas 100000
for that portion Of New-MexicO claimed by
Texas, and lying north of 3O' 3O/; the
money to be appropriated by Texas to the
payment of debts incurred by her in the
prosecution of her war Of Independence.
The California bill was taken up, and pend
ing motion for the epgrossment of the bill
the Senate adjourned.
The HOUSE, after some uuimpOrtant trans
actions, went into Committee of the Whole,
laid aside the California bill, took up the
PostOffce bill, and talked out the day. but
did exactly nothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
Henry CLAW IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Augun5
Henry Clay arrived in Philadelphia by the B ati-
more boat few minutes after o'clock this even.
i1g The only announcement Of his arrival was
made during the day on two or three bulletin
boards yet this was quite sufficient to excite the
enthusiasm of the people, and thus at the expect.
ed hour crowds were TO be seen vending their
footsteps toward the steamboat landing at Dock st.
wharf We mingled with the masses, and found
but one sentiment preyailed-enthusiastics dmira
ton of the great statesman Of Kentucky, aud
heartfelt gratitude his truly noble and patriotic
efforts in behalf the Union.
The moment the steamboat came IN sight the
multitude broke forth with the most inspiring
oheers-they were continued from time 10 time un-
iii the distin guished American made his appear
ance, when the demonstration became truly thrill
ling. Hundreds pressed forward to grasp the gal
lant Harry by the hand while other hundreds man.
Tested the utmost eagerness to catch a view Of bis
smiling face or majestic form. Every thing was
spontaneous and impressiye no Committee had
been arranged and nothing had been deter
mined uson-,he ovenent was truly of the popu-
lar mind and heart, and hence it was the more
gratifying and complimentary. Immediately
after landing Mr.. CLAY entered 4 private car
riage that had been provided by Col. Swift,
and accompanied by that gentleman and by Mr.
and Mrs. Calvert lis travelling companions, he was
driven to bis lodgings at the American Hotel, Ches
put.s, Shouts OF We, come greeted him on all sides
Is he passed alcng, ard on arriving at the hotel be
WAS again welcomed with the acclamstions ofthou-
sands. After Mr. Clay had sscended to bis apart
ments impotence and excitement were manifested
by the immense ooneouue Of citizens assembled in
from, Of the hotel, and also by closely packed
tbroue in all the lower rooms The shouts Hen
~ Clay Henry ClayI we must hear him, if
only few words" were tremendous. Al length
the eminent statesman was introduced, upoa the
balcony, to TIE people, by Col. John Swim, and re-
ceiyed with hearty three times three, and cheer
ing and acclsnation 90 long and 90 loud that even
coolest observer must have seen that the enthusi'
ssm knew no bounda
Silence was at length obtained By Col Swifi who
besged his fellow citizens TO istes to Mr.. Clay. No
sooner had Mr.. Clay advanced to the front Of the
balcony, (which BY the way. was gracsd BY the
presence Of several ladies' than there was anoth.
Or ostbarst from tho vast assembiass, and cries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

TIE CHOLERA AT UsIOsTows AsB HARPERS
FERRY.-We learn from the Uniontown Democrat,
Of Thursday, that the cholera made It's appearance
at that place on Monday last. Six persons died Of
it on that day, and one on Tuesday morning The
names of those who fell victims are. Major John
lions, editor ofthe Genius of Liberty. T. sh Hax.
gard, Samuel s. Smith, Mrs. Catherine Csthcart
a boy named jonathan West boy named Crop,
and colored woman named Nancy Webster
From Tuesday morning up to Wednesday eve
ming at six O'Clock, no more deaths had occurred.
ard the five six who still suffering from the
dsesse we're considered cow slescent. 1t wassap.
Posed to have been occasioned by the peculiar ho'
and damp state Of the atmos phere, together with
imprudence in eatisg unrpe fruit and vegetables
which contributed much to produce the melancholy
result.
The latest intelligence states that confidence and
tranquility had been restored at Un.ontoxn aud
the disease was considered longer TO exis. in the
place.
The Charlestown va Free Press states that
Messrs. Erasmus Besll, Lewis Gore and Joseph
Baybs died at Hsrpers Ferry on Tuesday last
from choera-the former tao Ia the morning aud
the latter in the evening. Mess-s. Beall and Gore
were taken the evening previous and Mr. Bayhss
in the msrning. They had been previously labor
ing from the effects Of dsrrh@a, aud were some
what imprudent in eating.
Archer Individual in Bolivar is sick, but is re-
covering. great panic was created at Hsrper's
Ferry and Charles town. and fears were entertained
that they might have the cholera in all its destruc
hveness, but no new cases have occurred sinoe.A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06

hRsTUcKr.-REsIossrIo.S op Gov. Cs,-,
DEs-The Frankfort Common veaiik coo,,,, -
Address from Gov. cRIrr.,Ds,, aunouncin, ~.
re'ie Of the ofi e Of Governor, md -.
,nce OF the post Of Attorney ener.l O, sA4 uoi,
states. We copy the concluding par.zr.a. OIL
Address. 1t is addressed to the people a,
lucky;
In the new station 10 which am sbout,o
uoPe mat | may IN some humble deere. h. %
,Weaoie toyou ard oGr CO nmOn country NJ or
tnlbg You may be assured. that Ia yb.,sva. ss
oePree may be able TO effect anvtbins NV
exerhons vii always be directed TO the - - y os's
OF 'he az happy dissensions that now o,a1-.s
soose al thlnts To the preservation of N. T, .1a
VI my Administration as Goyerpo- yon Eva :
Juoge and have only this % say. thu, Te.n
GeA'o'ed TO 1.-THE best aud thar have ,s,vaS So So
faithfully, If not wisely served yea
NY resignation can occasion no dsm,,. J., Al.
Common wealth. The high cbar,c,s- 49,. 'ns
quanuGatlons OF the gentleman lLeutsuan, Ca.
efhor heitnl who succeeds me-, Rivs % the c..
moowesth the greatest assurance Of an ~ ~ s
ana faithful administration Of ito Govsronsn, "Ae
IN terminating my present oeic isl relation. w;..
you perDH me TO crafty my hear, bv ..vio, 80
Whatever OF affection. loyalty aad erati,nds a..
human oe'ng can feel or owe 10 YOU. and 10 Z ~
tuchy, that do feel and that do owe rS., -
10 my great treasure.
Lieut. Gov. JoHS L. HELM VISA ipauyu,,,.I
Governor Of the State on the morning Of thu ,I,,
ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
Political Intelligence.

WASHINGTON, Monday Aug. 5.
The Cabinet appointments are still vacant, on &C.
count of the absence of Mr.. Crittenden. Gentry
ard GIier Of No. are the parties spoken Of by the
President to fll the vacancies.
Speaker Cobb has published lengthy letter,
approving Of Clay's Compromise.
The President will send message TO Congress
tomorrow, declaring bis intention to protect New
Mexico from an invasion by Texas, and takiog
the ground that Col. Munroe has usurped no pow
err. having called the Convention in an individual
capacity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-06
The Wings of Maine.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the late Maine Whip State Convention

The following resolutions were adopted
by the late Maine Wing State Convention:
Resolred, That we deeply deplore the decesse OF
that honest and pure patriot, ZACHARY TAYLOR;
that bis wisdom, his prudence and his frmness
bad endear him to the Wings oil Maine and that
we looked TO him as the leader who was 10 guido
us safely and happily through the dangers which
threaten the harmony, If not the integrity of the
Union.
ResOired, That the Wings Of Maine assembled
in Convention, entertain the highest respect for
tie sound patriotism and eminent character OF Nil.
LARD FILLMORE, now occupy ing the elevated po.
stion OF Chief Magistrate of the United States and
having called 70 the Cabinet men long known 10
the hlgs oithe country distinguished for strength
OF intellect tried ability and experienced states.
manship, we have the utmost conf ience that in
the management OF our public affairs and national
policy the Admlnstratcn will be governed by
regard for the interest and integrity Of the whole
Union.
Rt'ofred, That the Wings of Maine are as they
ever have been, consistent and incorporating
opponen ts OF the extension Of Slavery. That while
they never have been and with God help never
Wi be, responsible Tor the enlargement OF its area
or the increase Of its power, they will faithfully
ABIDE by the compromises Of the Constitution and
rehgously observe them in their letter and spirit
he'otred' That the depressed position of the Ia
Dor and the business Of the country yeriGes the
predictions OF the Wings &C to the disastrous re-
suits OF the Tariff Act Of 1876, and loudly calls
upon Us TO take the field at the coming election and
strike blow in behalf Of the sborer and laboritg
interests Of the country.
Resolved, That the election Of Hannibal Hamlin
TO the Senate OF the United States, by the united
votes Of the Abolitionisn and portion Of the De.
mocratic party, man identified with the Annexa-
ton Of Texas, the destruction of the Tariff Of 1874
Who assisted by his efforts in this State and in
Congress, in fixing upon u the Tariff of as ruin
ous in it effects 70 the interests Of this State is
result deeply to be deplored by the fiends Of the
Union, and should meet the reprobstioo of sverv
true Wing.
Reso'rtd, That the State Of Maine is deeply In.
terested in protecting the shipbaildag asd shio.
ping interest Of her enterpsBg citiz ems and u Al
the passage OF any law sach a. wished for Or those