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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-22
General SCOTS sore, Very Sore. !.

When the candidate, who is opposed by most oil
the really eminent OF the wing party, started out
upon his eeconeering at the public expense il was
in the bright morning of his hopes He was royalty
gracious and condescending The lightning told the
country in advance that General Scott would 'eoasent to
public recepons;' and he went prepared for greeting
as splendid as il was spontaneous There grandeur
IN his hgh.wrought expectations that could be content
with nothing short OF regal welcome From city 10
city, and from State TO State he pass along his appointed
route and he has now returned TO Washington TO use
his own language. "sore, very sore"
This is the sequel Of his journey and this sequel is
the Inauguration OF his defeat. We believe Gen Scott
lie has supped full OF horrors He has seen The hand
writing on the wall and has read il without an inerprs.
ter. Sick of his associates tired OF his vain pur,
suit OF Office convinced, let hope, OF the after vanity
OF his aspirations he gladly seeks his home, as the
bruised traveller shelters himself the fire side from the
pittless storm. We believe he Sore very sore" All
his bavsry-his admitted services his country-are not
proof against the pressure OF such influences as have
blasted and Frustrated his high wrought expectations
From what gang he has just escaped First to be az
aieed by w +. Johnston the abolition leader 10 Penn
syvana then be handed over 10 such sectionsists as
Lewis D. Campbell Of Ohio then to nger 10 the pestilen.
al atmosphere OF Sewarda this is enough to extract
the confession that he is sore, very sore and that he
anxious for retirement and repose
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-22

PETERSBURG. October. 1852.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-10-22

The presidential election takes place the second day
OF November
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
ABoLITIoNIsM.
A correspondent, concludes business
!, !. \, Tho following language:

correspondent CouCiuu6S ouStucss
letter 10 Us il The following Language:
.some Of your subscribers, myself amens
them, are SO in sympathy with an'i-siaser'
movements in our land that any thing we shall
read derogatory 10 freedom, iree-soii, OF th'
prominent, anti-slavcry movemen's,hy we ~
crate aboi,ionists, will not be agreeable. WISH
inc You well, and a successful movement TOWARD
liberty. tree-soil and emancipation OF The goneF
al government, from the sin and curse OF Anna
lean slavery, am as cvcr,a &c.
yo can appreciate the mi'd-toned hin
of our friend and in connection woui'
make few remarks, not wishing 70 pro
yoke discussion upon the warm aud ex
haus,!ess theme.
As an editor i, slways graiities US to b.
able to please our readers. When we mrs.
assumed the laborious task oil editing pa
| per, we sometimes published articles which
we would have been unwilling TO endorse
| in tho yain hope Of pleasing our readers
Long experience hns taught US Of the fu'i
| itv uf this course aud that by pursuing al
independent, conscientious line of conduct
we not only discharge our duty 10 our read
ers more faithfully, but to them more salts
tactofily.
Our friend is acquainted with cur views
ia regard to abolitionism and the veAet
question Of slavery, and he knows that h'
has never seen anything in the Gazette
I..derogatory to freedom or to iree-soll. .
He is an aboli,ionist. Il is his wish (
see his principles personified 10 the Chlel
Magistrate of The Union. This cannot be
even though, in the language OF the Psalm
ist, his days If by reason Of strength be
fourscorc years" L i the part Q! wisdom,
because man cannot have all his desires
to refuse to receive any Because be can,
not have man for President who embodies
MI bis principles, 10 refuse aid 10 one who
reflects large portion OF them-and by
tuat HieaBss aho" i"aH wiz
none Of them to obtain that Office!
The whole question Of the abo!liionlsi
voting on the Presidency, resolves itself
into the inquiries 10 be propoundcd 10 him.
self. "Shall vote for the third party can.
ddate, and thus virtually throw away mf
suffrage, or shall give M vote to the one
Of the candidates Of the two great parties
one of whom is bound To be elected--wbo
strongest reflects ms principles, and thu.
aid TO defeat tie enc iG when can leasl
coutide?'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
NOTICES.

LlTrELL's LNINS ACE. Those wht
wish sound reading, and plenty Of i
should subscribe for The Living Age. The
number for Aug, IA is received, content.
as follows - Celes,ials at Home anl
Abroad; A Panther Hunt; The late Mrs
Clarke; Fardoroushn, the Mser; Ny Nov
al; Biithedae Romance; Napoleon D. mas
~; Parlor Aquarium, with various shorl
articles.
AMERICAN VINO REvIEw--This peri
odical is published monthly al No. l2l
Nassau st. New York, Each number con
,ans 96 psges Of reading matter and in
clades portal, ofsome distinguished mau
Usually selected from living American
statesman. |, is issued at the low price
IF S3 90 per annum.
We arc in receipt Of the Angus, NUN
Der. It's embelI;shed with fnc engrav
ings Of Gen. Scott, aad NJ. P. Gentry
The leading article is upon "Thc Wing
Convention: The Candidate and the Cam.
paign."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
CONGRESS.

Both Houses have adopted resolution
10 adjourn on The 3isi met. |, will be, ior
the nation, the bes, days business CT The
session.
The Homestead Bill and Benne.i's La nd
Oissribution Bll-ons Of the provisions Of
which was 10 donate 81, 00O, 900 worth 0;
public lands 10 lowa-hs.e both been de-
feaied 10 the Senate. We do na regret
the loss of The istter, as il would have been
.bone Of contention" for years aud final
" been frincsed away without matefia
benefit 10 any portion Of The State.
Less business Of Importance has beer
transacted in Congress this session ihsl
during the same length Of time for The las
ten years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
ISSUE BETWEGNGEN. SCOTT, AND THE
aGAZETTE..

tSSlL DE- W 1sslS - fAN. SSOt sA%N - AAIs
"GAzETTE.'
In allusion TO the remarks wc made Las,
week, in reply TO paragraph entitled a.
above, taken from the Baaner, We find in
he las, number Of that paper tho following
luminous paragraph:
eve are very much astonished, neighbour
that GU ale no better acquainted with the his
tory Of your couatry. II you will take tn
trouble 10 examine, you will find that Gen
Scoza speaks Of oae battle AID Gen. PiERcr 0
anoiheT."
Worse aid worse; il neighbor Corbii
ion't rub up his ideas little 10 respec
TO historical and political matters he vii
become jes, for the school boys. With
on, .taking The trouble to examine" v,
know ,ha, tho battle spoken OF by Gems
Scott and Pierce was ONE AND the SAME
Il was the battle of Coatrcras fought AM
won on the Goth Of August, 1877.
Ba, that is nero by-play, our frient
evades The question at issue. lie ha
made charge and il he fail to prove hi
case, must acknowledge himself wrong
The charge is, that VIC in using the ex
preston, although present, Gen. Pierce
did no, participate in any Of the Important
battles Of Mexico,' made issue with Gen
Scott.
/, dsvolves upon neighbor Corbin now
10 prove lha, Gen. Pierce did participate
in any one important battle IN Mexico
lie has adduced Gen. Scott as authority 10
prove that Gen. pierce's Brigade particl-
pated in battle, but that is not the ques-
ton: We all know bis soldiers fought, but
We have YET to learn that Pierce himself
participated.
On the contrary, we have given Gen.
Pierce IS authority to show that in that
battle bis brigade fought under Col. Ran
,om. and that he himself was unable 10
aci in consequence of a little iain,ing spell
hat came over him! Generals sometimes
gain honor from success!u! feiat on the
battle field, but never for faint, however
well executed.-A single letter, oitimes
makes vast difference; for illustration We
cad in cur bibles that single letter caas-
u The death of for,s-,wo thousand people.
We hope our friend vii! not eyade the
question again, but either show proof for
is charge against Us, or confess bis es
ur
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
RIVER NEWS.

Our river is still low and falling will
only 80 inches water On Lower Rapids
n The Ben. Campbell on her last irlI
down, in attempting to cross the Lowe
Rspids 90, on the rocks and did 50 mucl
damage 10 her hall that she was forced {
return to Rock Island for repairs.
~ S. Z. Porter, Esq, formerly clerk q
the Dubuque and more recently of the
She 40 ndoah, in connection with another
gentleman has purchased The Asia Price
paid SlO,250. She is now undergoing
Thorough repairs at ST, Louis and will soor
DO ready for this trade.
\ The 1t. Paul and Galena packets, Wesl
Newton and St. Paul are laid up at Galena
The Nominee and DIR. franklin continue
Lin the trade. The Dr.. franklin, No. 2
having undergone temporary repairs, has
taken her place during low water in The
81. Louis and Louisville packet line.
The Brunette and Golden Era during
low water run IS PACKETS 10 the St. Louis
and keokuk iiGo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.

The contract for building the Chicaco
and II. !. Railroad was let in N. York on
The 5,h Of September last, TO Mcssrs. Far.
nam and Sheffield. These gentlemen in.
mcdialsy commenced making the uece,.
sary preparations for pushing the work for.
ward, which was done 80 vigorously tina,
4, this date, forty seven miles Of j, is com.
pleted.
The bridge across Rock River is also
going ahead rapidly aud most oft will bs
finished this fall. We understand ,ha, lbs
work on this end Of the line will be com.
mcnccd before The first Of November neu
and il is the intenIlon OF the contractors IA
have The road entirely done by one yea
from that daic.-R. /. Adr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
CAMPAIGN SONGS.

The gleeful campaign Of lS40 xas mol
more prolific Of Wing songs when o. ill.,
zenith, than Is the campaign of 1852 ., tue
preaeat time. Our Wing exchanges abound
With them. A sbrewd one once remarked
that give him the songs Of the people ant
hs would DEFY their speeches. The Wing,
understand this. Locofoco sentiment &c
to music is as much out Of place as ca
in cupboard. Their principles somshoy
won't jingle !. is like trying to dance /,
dead march. They squeak Of snags an.
sawyers; make discord Of internal inp rove
menis; CRATE hsrshiy 90 Catholics. and Civ,
ueIliduops notes only to such an abosnina
lion ~ property qualification.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
THE Locoroco PRESS AND Mr.. COOK.
IT, Locotoco press have already ..open

THE LOC0roco PRESS AND Mr.. cooE
Ths Locofoco press have already .ope,
Cd ose" on Mr. Cook. They appear di
posed % isitio, :, the very outset, 10 cri,
pie hi0-,o thwart any measures he ma
adopt TO advance The interests OF the State
Although they claim that MIR. Cook is in
debted Cor bis eleclion 10 Locofoco vote,
yet they would pdraly-s lis efforts, 70
tear that ahosId be accomplish any,hin,
Tor our 6sass ,he honor would rebound /
the Whiss. When party feeling reache
such crisis ii ceases 10 be virtue--il be
comes curse, and The sooner eradicate
tho better Tor the country.
As sho Locofoco press claim TIN, Mr
Cooks election was owing 70 the in,roduc
tion Of the Railroad question into the issue
one would consistently suppose tina, undel
that conviction they would labor to advance
The viphes Of their fellow ciiizsas, BY aid
ing Mr.. Cook to further the Railroad inter-
ests Of the State. Instead, however, they
seem TO have commenced Simultaneous
and systematic attack upon him. Now,
that - bad policy, TO say the least Of il, and
displays greater want of shre wdness than
We would have been willing 10 attribute 10
our contemporaries. II is the reverse Of the
couTsc always pursued BY Wing editors
1t they saw prospect, however dim il APP
Peared, ofthe State obtaining an advantage
through the action Of q Locoloco Represen.
tatise, they considered il something Of a
god-send, and seized upon i, With gus.o
PFopossionsis to its rareness--they never
hssi,aisd 10 reconsider whether it would have
tendency 10 strengthen the Lucofoeo par.
y, II vas sufficient for them 10 know thai
il advanced the interests Of the people.
Il Is unsise, then, unjust and inpoii,le
Tor our Locofoco contemporaries 10 psejudgt
Mr.. Cook before be has had lie oppo.
sunisy Of doing anything. Justice requires
at their hands, 10 view Of the honor ant
consistency Of bis pas. life, ,ha, they wave
their Condemnation until he gives then
cause for accusaiioa. II, however, theil
policy be var TO The knife, they will moi
biams Dir. Cock if be does not ihrers
himself SO deeply 10 their Interests as b
would Under ether circumstances.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
IR1r. nnpGE,s LEcIIRF,.

Tue Circus on last Tuesday evening"
was crowded. Men, women aud children,
from near and from far, were in attend
ance. At the same time Prof. Dodge gave
IA grata:lous lecture on the laws Of life and
health; on the means Of pro!onging the
former and retaining tie latter. Ills audl-
ence consisted of nine gentlemen and
three ladies. Those who attended The
former exhibition were amused, during the
short time they occupied the brief space al.
ioited them 10 the ihronged tent. Those
who visited The lecture received instruction
iha, will benefit them through life and. il
may be, save them many N hour OF an
gnish.
The Professor assumed The ground thai
all disease arose from two causes, either
the wan, Of symmetry, or the introduction
Of poison into the system. Mankind, be
maintained, took entirely too much medi-
cine; If they used one pound where Ten
pounds arc now consumed, there would be
less sickness. Msrcurials, 10 all their ,hir
tv-fve different combinations, are PERM
cious to The system. Quinine no less 20
Avoid them. Never employ your ph.y 8
clan By the iob-if work be scarce the me
chanic viii proloag bis job and endeayor I,
make the mest Of 1.-THE Physician will d
likewise; human nature is The same
| right-lacing ccmPEesses the lungs, indt
| cling consolidation aud destroying ID
health. Man should carry himself erect,
stopping position congresses the liver al
Induces disease. The imprisoned, syn
me.rical system will always enjoy healtl
Cod water is not only a psophy Tactic, bt
the best known remedy Tor disease. Ga
cold water establishment, now in successll
operation has already cured more chToni
leases than all the medicine used in al!opl
tIihy The last half century.
Il We cannot follow The Professor 10 ia
Iorder 10 which he spoke, or further et ,hi
iI,ime. His address is easy and his speec
! fluent. We believe be il an agent Of ih
Il Eclectic College, recently established /
\ Mount Pleasant, in this State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
For The Gase'se'J
IOWA BOUNDARY.
EEcAMpMENr OF Iowa ANpl
MINNESOTA BOUNDARY SUM-
T., AZ dee. 3llmin. July 2ilh, 1922

MINNESOTA BOUNDARY suRvEa,(
Lat. 43 deg. 30min. July s'ih' 'oo-
Nessrs. SANDERS s. DAVIS: On 'po
hanks at the Sioux to-day, il requires oo'
lt,lc exercise 10 fatigue or produce cop
oas preparation. rod Sol Is "un'nere'
lall, sa,auo ON the Arabian desert, :
fear ne, 10 assert that his burning 'ntcnsi
I,y i anything but agreeable to the com
Tor, Of The Bouudar, boys to-day upon 'hls
|ilIimitabe prairie. II heat ever were haif
so oppressive, then let mercury speak o'''
We arrived at the Big Sioux on nc lo'h
inst. at 3 p. nj. all hands in good hea''''
md fine spirits. The whole length oil The
Boundary Line, ftom the middle oil 'he
channel of,hc Mississippi riverto the cen
ter oi the channel OF the Big Sioux river Is
|269 miles nearly.
The Big Sioux intersects the parallel OF
AZ deg. 80 min in Range As ". and sec.
lion 80 of Iowa, lOl Of same Range IN
Minnesota. From tho Red Cedar river
to Spirit Lake is all prairie aud the surface
cxcep, on the Cedar,is mostly lese', inter
spersed with many Lakes aud some iioat-
ling marshes. The country is almost en-
,irely destitute OF timber. From Spirit
Lake TO the Sioux the country is mostly
high rolling prairie Of the richest soil, bat
entirely destitute Of timber, excepting o
little on the branches OF the Sioux.
have meandered the Sioux river north
and south oi the Line for some distance
and find but little timber on ii. The mag.
netic variation Of The needle is slight IN
this region. There Is much Red Sand
Stone n, this place and vicinity. The val
lev of the Sioux is from one to two miles III
width.
Col. ralcott will leave here tomorrow
for Dubuque. The party will leave at The
same tine on their return, ba, will correct
aud establish the true parallel Of 43 deg.
30 min. is my opinion that the Boun.
Iary survey viii be completed BY the 18th
pf September. w. &c.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19
CONSISTENCY.

i Neighbar Corbin squirms sermicu'a5ll
lin his last TO our charge, bu, all, We think
Ito little purpose. We wish to get these
little matters settled ss We go along. Now
here are two extracts from the same num
her OF the Banner, which we placed 10 lux
deposition, last to show ooI friend that "ihe
boot was on ,'o,her foot" or that the
lcharge Of inconsistency properly belonged
to the other side Of the street;
"Mr. Cook, the wing, member elect, IL
! par,isan of The most radical stamp and goes MS
centre length in support OF patty measures.
.The election did not turn upon the Railroad
auesii on, 5at uas a rofnpie.e party trianph, and
tie State ticket shows an increased majority IN
this county, over the last election OF about one
hundred votes"
In eA,enuation brother Corbiu ailirms
tia, he twas not talking Of State nor
Congressional, but spoke only ofthe Scott
County Election" aud 10 prove which ne
parbles his own writings! We did bin the
ample justice Of quoting full sentence,
While he does himself the injustice OF dove
failing two detached portions OF sentences,
and then fails to sustain himself! All,
neisLbor, tia, won't do, better Just 'osn up
Il once.
We will, however. give our friend the
benefit Of bis dernier resort and see what
we can mahn Of that:
.The Democracy Of old Sect were most gio-
riousiy triumphant on Monday last. The eiee-
itiob dia not turn upon He Railroad question, but
was complete party triumph"
How were the Democracy gloriously ,rl-
umphan,! John P. Cook obtained ma
| jority in The county and such was the feel
ling prevailing tina, the Wings would rather
have LOST their whole ticket than have had
him defeated. The Wing candidate toI
iCle,k was elected and owing 20 local feel.
ling the party fell deeper interest in BIZ
success than 10 that Of any candidate q
the county ticket
The election did not turn upon the Rail
road but was a complete party triumph, say
YOU neighbor. How happens i then thai
| ia lie Claire precinct Dodge, who was rep
resented to be an an,iRaiIroad man obtain
| ed COZ votes and Grant known Railroad
advocate, both I.ocotocos, g., but nin'
Votes! How does it occur then, that tal
a.. ,,ha has committed himselc--aud vi
TRUST may ever remain communicable lh
Railroad interests Of Scott county receive
ioaly 6 votes a, lie Claire while Col. Ross
the other Wing candidate, not so commi
ted, polled there $50 votes? And SO "
). might query with regard 10 almost ever
lother precinc, ia the county. Neighbo
YOU have not OILY made, but reiterated en-
pha,ica!ly, an assertion that YOU cann'
sustain.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

THERE is no politician who bases bis
calculations upon surcr ground than does
Horace Greeley. Ia his paper of July goth
be says:-''Onr advices justify the h9po Of
favorable indications from Iowa, though
the Wing vote there in August will no.
come within thousands Of Gen. Scots in
November. Missouri will 90 against Us
now, though We look for two Wing mem
hers Of Congress" Has il not transpired
ilst as predicted, and viii not the ln,
prove true just as intimatel?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

Pm Docs. We are indebted 10 Hon
GEO w. JOKES for sundry aboftive cleo
tioneering documents against that pure
patriot and eminent paciticator, Gen. WIZ
FIELD ScorT. The Hon. gen,lenaan could
employ bis time to better advantage in at
tending to The business Of cur State lhaI
10 franling such miserable trash through
.he country.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

A RUNAwAY.-The team Of Mr.. Neal
attached to bis wagon, from which ho l.ac
Just unioaded hay, became frightened o.
Tuesday last and started at fol! speed
thfoSing Mr Bailey, who was upon The
wagon, betxsen il and the horses
Thus dragging him The y rsn over pile d
stone near lhs new Eai.co2al Churca bull.
ding, and made q complete ciscui, before
the unfortunate man dropped. IL perform
ing the feat Of climbing the pile of stones
second time the horses fell and aere So
cured. MIR. Bailey was much Gu, aus
bruised, but we believe net materially in.
iursd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

An CID FRIEND DEPARTED.-The press
3lpan which for ten years the Gazette was
F.iaied, look lie departure on M3nd5y lat
Ior New Boston, II. We are pleased e
'alnk that our ola f.iend viii sti!l be usc6
20 the Dissemination of Wing principles.
We shall soon replace lie abo.c with !
% press, until which Time no,k VII. le
aealy and rapidly executed opgn our nc s.
Press.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

THE good folks Of DlwningyilIo have
had a tremendous Pierce ratification meet
ing. jack saws that "atore they adjourn
81 IL" gin 'htea fo,sp cheers for Gincr
I ,t1r Pi.ue. If Nv II m,.blc
II 70 IF Metro :
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

RAIs.-After several weeks Of d.
weather. the deep dos, was laid last Sal
urdsy, by fne rain Of several hours con
liausnce. Twenty.four hours Of steady
rein would NJ, come Hmiss 10 The corn aaa
po,atos crops.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

AnruaAcITE lcAL.-in digging vel
90 the premises q Dr. LAscha, on ,hi.
block, piece of pure anthracite coal va!
drawn up. From the square edges Of III
minersi i, IL evident il never could barf
ieen washed there. Pieces of sulphure
Of IRON, With conl attached, have also beeu
eacaysted. The discovery Of vein Of
pure anthracite would be equal 10 sifiki0s
rich mineral lode IN The lead region.
nMrn FpArRf. viii snnaar rays xynst
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

Men who profess Temperance and morality
making free use Of whisky and money is full
exemplification unadullerated whiegery. Hy-
pocFaey is their party, religion and corruption
their moral and political Ieiorm.-lo'eo Rspor-
Ter.
The above sentiment Is from the State
organ Of Iowa Democracy" A man whe
will SO prostitute the press by the u,terance
|of such glariug and blistering falsehoods
deserves not and certainly can not expect
patronage from the respectable part Of
community.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

IsnIas Ngws.--TEe accounts psbliyhs.
IN an extra from the Fort Smith [Ark
Herald, Of The terrible massacre by Ia,
camaaehe ladians Of Capt. Marcy az
bis company, hsye proved to be false,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-08-19

An ERRog CORRECTED We were uDj b,
a wrong impression in stating that '',hc
Icrman band had kindly given their ser
sicos" on occasion Of the public rejoicing
al John p. Cooks election. We under
Hand tley subsequently presented a bill
En- $500 for their services, which Va!
psiJ