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Our City-Its duty to the Arts.
celye reports.

ouT Sity-AtS Nuty 10 the AFtS.
Very sensible people are sometimes apt to
be frightened by words. We were about to
write Fine Arts at the head of this article,
but the thought at once occurred that nine
tenths of the very people we are most desi-
rous OF reaching would at once pass it over
as something of which they knew nothing,
could know nothing, and with which they
had nothing to do. Now we are about to
write something about the fine arts not for
artists, not for connoisscurs with fine gale
ries and libraries full of works on the sub
ject, but for every day people, for mechan-
les and artizans and the working classes,
and we intend to make ourselves clearly
understood.
What are these fine arts about which so
many fine things are said and which are
such terrible .bugbears to common people
Why, every man has some capacity for en-
joyments not wholly animal. He has eyes
and ears, and imaginatous, and can be
pleased with whatever is beautiful harmo-
NOUS or grand. The mechanical arts
supply mans bodily wants, the fine arts gra-
tify his taste. These arts are Poetry. Orato-
~, Music, Dancing, Drama, Painting, En-
craving, Sculpture, Architecture, and Gar
dening. 1t is chiefly with reference to
Painting, Sculpture, Architecture, and Gar
dening that we design to speak.
a host Of prejudices, we are aware, meet
US at the very outset Of this subject Let
Us silence them for awhile 5y declaring that
we do not intend to propose anything just
yet. We are not about to advocate the ex-
penditure of the public money upon trihing
objects. Our honest purpose is rather to
create such a state Of public feeling with
reference to the arts as shall demand their
patronage on more liberal scale We wish
to show that every man, however humble
his lot however limited his cultivation, has
direct personal interest in the public pa
tronage of art.
We presume it will not be denied that re.
fnement is most desirable result of per.
sonal education, and that it is no less advan.
tageous to nations than to individuals. We
should be proud to be considered the most
refined people in the world: We do not relish
the opposite opinion that prevails concern
ing us among the other great nations Now
history demonstrates that the most refined
| people have ever been the most liberal cul.
| tivators of the arts. The Greeks were sc
| in pre- eminent degree. The Romans, a:
they progressed in cultivation, initiated and
studied the arts of Greece, and in our owr
day the nations of Europe are vying will
each other in their devotion to these hand
maids of high civilization.
It is little remarkable that, while with vi
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Be- .-Gentlcmeu will find the best
of board at Copps Pavilion, for $3.50 per week, or
board and lodging on reas enable terms Gentlemen
can be accommodated with baths at all hours, sup
ply Of hot or cold water always hand only 25 cts
asinge bath.
jan CIV Louisiana ave. near 9th st.
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ca Handsome ROoms.-Tgo neat and
convenient looms, one larlcr and OIL bedroom, can
be obtained reasonable terms, if Application is
made imm rdiate!y, at the house known as Buffers
HOTEL + strees, hear 18th, south side.
ian 25-tf
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ES- Have You seen those beautiful

Lace Bcrtnas and Chemsettes at I ,TE'S, No. Why
you ought by all inca, S. There is also to be seen
Muslin Embroidered Caps, Merino Embroidered ScariS,
Lace Embr idered Caps Fancy Dress Caps, Evening
Head Dresses, Sontag Sleeves, and beautiful lot If
Embroideries. ian24
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Assocta.

J- jackson Democratic Assocta.
tion.-The regular mon hly meeting of this asso-
citation viii be held at Democratic Hall Monday
ing next, eth February, at seven o'clock. full at
tendance is requested, important business will
come up for con liberation.
feb 6-2t I'D HOOVER, President
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

Mr.. HUNTER from the Committee on FL
nance reported several amendments to the
Deficiency bill, which were ordered to be
printed.
MIR. SHIELDS, from the Committee ON the
District of Columbia, reported bill to in
corporate the Georgetown and Rockville
Railroad Company, which was read.
Messrs. GwINN and DOUGLASS introduced
resolutions calling for various information ::
which were agreed to.
The bill to extend pre- emption rights to
settlers upon unsurveyed land, in certain
cases, was taken up and debated by Messrs
Underwood and Felch, and then laid aside
On motion of Mr.. MILLER, the Senate then
took up the bill giving further amendments
to patentees.
The proposed amendment was disagreed
to, and the bill was ordered for third
reading; % to 81.
Mr.. PEARCE submitted several amend
ments to the Texas debt bill, which were
ordered to be printed.
The resolutions in regard to the Monroe
doctrine were taken mp.
Mr.. CLEMENS addressed the Senate upon
the subject.
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60 Whttehursts Gallery.

best Daguerreotyp,s in this city, i'll the world
mad., is on PeaIsyv .nia avenue lear four and-a-
half street.
He has splendid assortment of gilt frames, Lock
cts, and fancy C., just received, and sec them
ian d
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House of REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. TooMBs asked consent t. introduce
resolution repeating the navigation laws Of
the United States.
Objection was made, and he moved q sus-
pension of the rules; which was not ag1 eed
to.
The House agreed to meet to night to re-
ceive reports.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

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1NHOSE desirous of selecting choice assortment
STATIONER'S HALL, adjoining the Irving Hotel
Our assortment comprises all kinds and descrptio
which we promise to sell on the most reasonable,
terms Also, Fancy Envelopes, Motifs, Lace Paper
Call at oIA1loNEa'6 HALL.
feb 5-dLv
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IRVING HOTEL.

A L Hughes L S y BG Whit Sall Va
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FL kudcSii Indiana MI Smith Va
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VIM VI Diane do NJ Lei.o, La
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VIM Ii Andrews eaTatcs,a Ia Smo II IVA
" IL Lord Wi consia =! F"irc,lill Y L
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Charles Mason Iowa AlI,s fl oier 90
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JuhI 7 Noyes TX rreutI>S Boston
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n WIS ms.

FROZEN TO DEArH-A letter from Kewe
nav Point, Lake Superior, mentions the
death of VIM. Schlatter, whose name is at
tached to SO many of the maps, plans, and
sketches Of that mining region.
MORTALITY The ship Antantic, of and
bound for New York, from Liverpool, is in
Hampton Roads, having suffered the most
dreadful mortality from smallpox during
the passage among the emigrants on board.
There have been sixty deaths and number
still suffering from the disease.
BREADsTUFFs.-The delivery Of -four and
wheat at tide water, from the New York
Erie Canal, during the year which has just
terminated, was nearly five millions of bar
rels from the Western States and near half
million from the interior of New York.
CoAL.-The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in order to give the utmost posi-
bic accommodation to the coal trade, are
now negotiating loan of million and
quarter of dollar for laying a double track
to Baltimore, and for increasing their
motive power Cars. The Canal Company is
not Inactive.
MURDERER AT LARGE-The Governor of
Kentucky has offered reward of $500 for
the arrest Of Wm. HowGrd, under sentence
of death for the murder of Henry Driehaus.
who escaped from Jail in Oldham county,
(ky.) on Saturday night, the Goth ultimo.
He was to have been executed on last Fri
day.
THE SICKNESS AT HAvANA.-A letter
from Havana, dated the 2Sth ultimo. states
that the rumors of the prevalence of small
pox at that place have been much exag-
gerated.
Mr.. KING. The Fulton has arrived at
Havana, having left Mr. King at Key West
The officers are making arrangements for
rooms for him in the city, when, in day
or two, they return for him.
PAINFUL RUMoR.-The Journal of Com
merce has n letter from Havana, dated the
29th ultimo,) which mentions report that
the British screw ship of the line HiyhRyer
had blown up not far from jamaica, and
that four hundred lives were lost The
rumor could not be traced to any good
source, but it was very prevalent.
PoULrRY SHOW IN LoNDoN-From the
11th to the 18th ultimo there was a grand
poultry show in London, at which were ex-
hbited no less than 615 pens Of different
species ofiowIs.
FURTHER FROM NEW MExICo.-The Santa
Fe Gazette Of the lst ultimo gives some de-
tails OF the murder Of the family Of MIR.
James W. Graves, at Don Ana, by an
American, whose name is not given.
LOOK OUT Geo. S. Wilson, charged
with being engaged in the manufacture Of
counterfeit money, was arrested at Will
minston, Delaware, on Monday, but suisse
quently made his escape.
&aJ- Tile "EnsmonueI Republican Order' at Wash
ington d. c. Tn the 9th of february, 1853, will be
organized at temperance Hall, f str ct, south SIDE
below lOtn street. at o'clock p. N. The Parent So
ccty TO extend to the whole country wherever ten
nd oplf cit cf no alS tora
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

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GADSBY'S HOTEL.

Mr. Coffin Pa EV Thaw Va
W j MattJX Ill Nh Wi kins London
= French do K Lem els Mass
L. VI McLaue Md X aicponucIt AZ Nv
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FROZEN TO DEArH,-A letter from Kewe-
nav Point, Lake Superior, mentions the
death of VIM. Schlatter, whose name is at
tached to SO many of the maps, plans, and
sketches of that mining region.
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a9 The general opinion appears to be,
that zero is very low fellow, and that mer
curry ought to rise above associating with
him.
The Chicago Journal perpetrates this We
are happy to assure our friend, that Yankee
Mercury disdains, at present, to associate
with zero.
Ia The following verse used to be sung
in the New England churches in the days of
Cotton Mather:
o, praise the Lord with one consent,
And in this grand design
Let Britain and thecol0uics
UnenimUaay join
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MORTALITY The ship Atlantic, of and
bound for New York, from Liverpool, is in
Hampton Roads, having suffered the most
dreadful mortality from smallpox during
the passage among the emigrants on board.
There have been sixty deaths and number
still suffering from the disease.
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ED- DR.. w. III. Morris, late of Cincinnati
ever ready to the unfortunate be consulted
privately and confidcntally either personally by
letter to Lis address, Browns Hotel Nellie mes pal
atable and convenient, requiring restrictions or
hndrance Patients vi tie in any part ofthe city
medicines sent privately aad secure and questions
asked.
Charges very low. No cure Ply is all humbug.
DR.. Morris cures and asks reasonab BILE f.e
All letters addressed above and sent to the Hotel
will tie promptly attended to. No case incurabe in
persons Of either sex. feb 4-3t&
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&aJ- Tile "EnsmonueI Republican Orier' at Wash
ington d. c. the 9th of february, 1853, will be
organized at temperance Hall, str ct, south side
below l0tn street, at o'clock p. N. The Parent So
ccty TO extend to the whole country wherever ten
thousand goo and citizcns of the United States
are fOun, All are invited to come that willing
to uphold the Constitution of the United States and
the word of God.
JAMES ROBERTSON, Originator
n. B.-Ladies respectfully in sitel TO attend
and give their infuencein the good cause.
feb SITS
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BREADsTUFFs.-The delivery Of -four and
wheat at tile water, from the New York
Erie Canal, during the year which has just
terminated, was nearly five millions of bar
rels from the Western States and near half
a million from the interior of New York.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
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IN
pp()(dS

! direct
he extent
they offer
Buildings,
find here
Y waDte,i,
by weekly
: In Nee
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
Truman M. Smith,
SuHHhd9HH IVH FJHHHH VH9
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collect,

JHsllce q Tie Peace, .N0tdry Pu67ic, Collector
and General Agent.
AS removed his Office to the New Building opposite
the Post Once Of Third and Minnesota sts.,
where he will be found ready to attend to the collection
Of debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment
Iaxes locating Land Warrants etc. Having been in the
business for some time past, and being provided with
Maps of all the surveyed portion the Territory,
the Cities on the Minnesota river, he attcrs himself that
he will be able TO give satisfaction to all who may give
him can.
N b. Town lots in St Paul, st. Anthony and all the
towns the MnnesC for sale reasonable prices.
Also, farms in the country with without improve
meuts. st. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sy
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
Lumber for Sale

THE undersigned wishes to inform the
Il citizens Of Saint Paul and Its vicinity that he is
opening Lumber Yard, the old Shngle Factory on
Jackson and Seventh Streets and prepared to fill Or
der for all kinds of Lumber any description, Las or
Shingles.
Terms easy. One half up, and the balance on the de-
livery of the Lumber. J. W. BASS,
Agent for st. Anthony Mill Co.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
NEIIIAUS & BROTHER

Have brought into the market fine and fashionable
a stock of scasonabc dressing and furnishing goods
could be purchased in the Eastern cities They respect
fully ask that gentlemen will call and examine their elc
CANT Cloths, Ca>Simeres, VcStiusS &c.. before trading
escwhere satisfied that in the articles wa-
ted, their prices, ami their faShiopabe STYLES cutting
and making garments, they suit and lit all cl>to-
crS who offer, They also keep general
Sortmcut OF
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth

st. Paul. Minnesota.
TTNHE subscriber has opened accommodations for board
crS, lodrcrs and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated above, where he will be happy 10
modatc 10 the extent of his ability all who offer. His
reasonable, and his table furnished with all that
the market affords. He hopes his cXertioS TO please Will
command reasonable share OF the public patronage
2-41tf JOHN ROGERS.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
I'm ESAIAS WARREN JOSEPH "AhEf iEl-
Wakefield Il Warren,

.4ttOrneys aud C0unseiIors at Lar amt Sol'-
citors in Chancery.
Oa,cc ,n Third Street. between Roberts and Minnesota,
ST. Paul, Min. Ter.
W. & W. will attend with diligence and care To all bu.
sue,s of their proe>s, in the different courts "f ms
Territory that NAV be i;rIiste To them. Their arrange
ment in the states New York and Rtod" Island are
such will enable them To transact business OF general
ar specIal Eaure with the utmost Dispatch
They will attend to the collection of debtS, c
locating Of Land Warants the purchase and sale of city
lots Reai Estate in the coUary and 10 all other mat
ters directly or Indirectly connected with the professio
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
st. Paul use.

Il Bass being the original hotel of st Paul. at the
OF Third and Jackson opposite the Minnesota Outf,
is thoroughly repaired, and remodeled and with the ad
tlons made it, is of the most spacious and
venient hotels in town. Having taken lease it, and
fitted it up throughout with furniture. invite the
travelling public TO call npon me- believing they will find
this house equal to the bes in all The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
St. Paul, July 81, lSE2.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

And every article in the Gencmcns furnishing line that
may be called for. Store and shop d Third, between
Minnesota and Cedar streets, opposite Judge Labcrt's
office.
l-3uf NEIHATS s. BROTHER.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
J::B.

Ifundrcd
Inrtiy I'M
to sell at
an buy y
here. We
,eaSOD for
: OF nf,r~
e induced
nd orders
on, when
III SAINT
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tive nes-
eferr4i to
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.ers, with
3 here.
Perhaps,
.Fie5 here
that but
han ours,
cofitin-
only 10 .
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The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
AM..,rHs.aI1AN Y. HOUSE,

d ODNEY PARKER. late of the American House Low
~ ell Mass, having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end of S Paul, with everything proper order
the convenience of Travellers boarcrs families de-
string furnished apartments respectfully invites his
friends and the public TO give him call believing that
he can do nuch for their comfort be expected
in new country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
w. Richardson ,
)R. Il. IL. POTTS,

CoRNEn ROBERTS AND SIXTH STREETS, ST. PAUL.
WILL attend to the duties of his profession in Saint
w Paul AMI vicinity.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-07-23
w, II. MURRAY,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
ST. PAUL, MINI. TERR.
TXIILI attend promptly AMI diligently TO all business
w intrusted him. Having made himself acquaiilt-
with quality and situation of the surveyed ias
territory, he is prepared 10 locate land warrants
the advantage. Persons at distance may send
their warrants here and their interests will be attended
TO a IL they present. Ofice on Third sreet.
September II, 1851.
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Dr.. J. 5. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases Of the WOmG, a ID Female leak
ness. Also, for W.olness Of Tie Back,
Spine, Loi"s, &C., they haze 10 equct.
Ills DISEASE. Le-e ofore treated by banGase.
TRUSTS, and inte Nal supports which can oily
pa owe liaives yieLs leieS 70 Tie use OF g,
toi lc, str tightening TO den Ills They have a re
cuiar affinity for the bi'atei mu cIes Of the re.
Male, Al in DO intanre have T. ey tate in radcally
caring ,Ose oi>tres. ing complaints males ate SO
oft' suij-t to; the brace the Whole s,sten, giving
iIe!igh anu vivacity 10 the fr; me- a. large.
aver t. seven Yeas eXpelen,e in the use OF these
Pli in my racte has been h. medns of dis y. rsinc
With olor- band ges, alb, minal urp rs. % ss,ni s.
and goiden balls, than man, diyidusl, Low Man u
fatture females OF the present age as Ielf ri
forule as mother i've. tosc mot ers If az tiarit
aud require no eAtcr al supper. The muscles q ihe
dy. kept in due Z b, di. of Z, cha ac;e~
are sufficient support and ali that tue ever IL.
ded.
es Pills have been pronoupt ed nv the tousar d.
amongst ON ~as Il f. CT II dist nguiel - S,I.
ator from Louisiana anu the widow of Cvcrnnr
OF Deawale) VIII" have ue tleu SUI ior tca.y-
Thing hi herio knoAD. J S. ROSE NJ a.
Price 20 cents er K.
RET te b; at 81" the resi- ect be drug Stores in
Warrington anu Georgetown, d. G., aLd A.exair Tia
Va. feb l5-
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Letter from Hon. Xenry C2ou.

ASHLAND, 70 July. lSi5
Dear Sir wish TO expires to yru The graf fcn:io.
de lived OH re- living the July nun ber of tie Mpr-
n'aits hagaz T. ana G. MINER. iai Review fr M yi,s-
ing your pl trait i'll the ecinrirg. and fir rn l,.nr
your address T." Jo.r friends at lac ED of it. Nlsn
We Lei unCer b iGat ON to these WI have c,l,r 70
ut-d t. our nf"i nation a. melt. we az Mt
urai'y desr us To >es> know lsGge Of Il, Ia II
t' II SPl rai &C. of the fetsres lie cul,ipu-
'ict nj OF tie IN racter OF m bits Of ID, ir mind
which W. '"n acquire. Ii hive p ccd ,our mum
|r"us re d rs (at least you lave me- if j r.av not
peak 10 tn u un er iLose tbigati. rs IA If III,
nun Ter If y ur valuable work CIV irit re ne in
>ume G. &c, sat sfes III. desi to hct have ALA
led.
hay" become quite Fl mi'iar with The N. cazire
I'd e'i"w and have no h, stat Gu 10 X ressre NV
In mb'e ol Lion that j. en- il entity entit 90 10 the
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IN good Older, L. re amount of valuable statistical
aud the information, ligi fLl no. Only to tl,,
mer liant Tut 10 The state. man. 10 the Gu tiya or of
ifi- earth. t" tie ua, er. to tie ,n,r j.,
short TO all Of tie busi ess ard read r. cu
munty
Entertaining This opinion. I am g'ed that it has
b"'n aid hope that it may Continue to be- Iii erally
lmtron7ei
Oferi, G you cordial assurances q my e,tctn, ard
reg I'D am truly Your fr.eLu and OIL. diem, sevait.
fre' man Hunt, esq. uUAT
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Letter from Me Hon Thomas II. Denton.
WASHINGTON CITY Anil 20 lsa

., WASHINGTON CRY, April 20 lS4e.
VI. Freen an HUT. FIJI: eve on mary u a,,ls
'er the "rportunti Fl hava lad o re- ia. Me,. IYnts
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Hi'. ard th"t well re len i,hel. OF ell tie r,efJ
mi tier WIN b the ute VI uld Imply, and yrceerted
with fune an 'le. n hich d. hgiis lille IL
instl urs. 1t 's. in fact m.ro hi pts magazine in
the irrge hcc 1T ton If Il I'M Is 70 90
etw' en- naiirs. v Sc lar ops ii u. brig u,ny
dei 'mer's cf kI OWL, gr View ri The spt- If
in" ~or d int d i !, rqni-i ion. But il "A OF The
great mercta' oily: but The Of nor, mode,t
but. rev"r,h"e.'. # most useful 6rsr ii rs-the
"rrrh"'t Of the inffn 49, ovi il Grd Ills ma
gazin~ Sinu' " fh the inf. mstrn. n g pu,,uit
at hrs h'lsl eet ana The eNstfn the M Ica, Ill.
haracer icqri Tres Nor lie Utility IT VII con6r ed
Z" M rcha Ut xt uds 70 the leeisli TOR sId Il, To-
mafitt ri 10 al WIZ ire IN rcd with managing
the > n IT. OF The nat"n Itr myself. lave ftIna
II mo TT useful to me In my ansioii1 Ists r. q,
hive GO % tn the habit fr n.aLy Years # nf,Ilv
coI.tui'h il.
Very respt c,fu.l:., sir. your ebfdi ut srr IT.
THOMAS II. BENTON