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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-14

JAMES BROADRICK q Co., practical
BLACKSMITHS, between the Dsnville Rail-
road Depot and Haxalps Mills-al sorts of con.
tractors tools made to order, such as Picks, Jump
ers, Churn Drills, Hand Dri ls Hand Hammers,
Striking Hammers, and every tool used by con
tractors
All sorts of Wagon. wsrk, Horse-shoeing, and
everything In the Blacksmith line. All work done
by Us, viii be warranted equal to any done else.
where. an 23-3m
SEASONABLE GOODs.-Our assortment of
~ Goods Is still very great, and call the atten.
ton of purchasers to our Stock
Plain and Figured Blk and Colored Silks
Black Grapes, Bombazines and Alpacss
Organdie Muslins, Jsconets Lawns
Bereges. Ginghams, Berege de LANES, &c sc, in
Dress Goods.
Also, Hdkfs Hosiery, and Gloves of all kinds
Fans, Collars and Cnemizettes
Muslin and Cambria Trimming, &C.
Our Stock Of Domestic Goods is also goos Be-
ing anxious to reduce our Stock we are Offering
bargains. C HARTWELL e. co.
rs
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HEDA r TAR-ConsumpIfon Cured
" The most successful remedy now In use for the
cure OF lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who msy doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to cali on the Agent. who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
from private citizens, and number of the medical
faculty The medicine 10 yet in its infancy, and is
destined to supercede all others In the cure OF dis
eases for which 1t is recommended.
Cail and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine sru-
Gle q for sale by
HORIZON KEACH 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
Jy9 GeneralA sentfor Eastern Virginia.
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BALTIMORE, July 49, Ard, steamer North Caro-
lima, Russell. from Norfolk Saw off Annapolis q
brig, and off Thomas Point fore and aft schr with
msia boom carried away, from her appearance had
been run into. ~" sss
BALTIMORE. July la-Cleared, schr H Travers,
Granger, for Petersburg
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III SPRING sTOCK.-I am @
A1Auow in receipt of my oring stock OF
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem 1t
needless to particuiarize suffice it to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles of goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers OF all the
Northern Cities to which Invite the attention OF
purchasers, assuring them that no pains snail be
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
ap8 a Ne 81 haa street
OSR1 CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES,
3A. The subscriber has on hand, at bis
Coacn making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between lain and Cary (l3th and l4th streets, }
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches, Chariot.ees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all OF his own make, OF the beet materials
and workmaDship- all of which will be sold as low
good work OF the kindcan be Ia the city of Rich
rnond and respectfully asks call frem those In
want Of any article in the Carriage line es am de
termined to make to order and sell at the lowess
price possible; and ell work sod that lie new,
rented. t
sp4d6n MIcAJAH MANGUM
vHNHE partnership heretofore exisiing between
4 BROWN e. BIRMINGHAM, il dissolved by
mutual consent
JOSEPH R KEINiNGHAM will In future be
found at his store, 226 Broad Street, where he will
be glad to receive orders from his friends in any
department Of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
featuring adding the promise that his work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates. a
July 9th, 1858.
J R KEIEINGnAM is san selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, 1t No 226 Broad Street.
very pretty assortment Of Fancy Articles just
received and for sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleason's Pic.
torial and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. jy7
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IN Ml0 FEET SIS BUTTON WOOD,
cO,OOO 10000 feet 6 Poplar
i0Uo0 feet 2, and 4 inca Buffalo Ash
10000 feet "a and inch Rocx Maple
~ goo feet II White Wood (chair plank
Landing this day from schr 8 Andrews
This lot Of Button Wood 10 one thar was got M
Ior New York furniture manufacturing purposes,
ana !, much superior in quality Of timber to tGst
usually got out tor tobacco boards and although 1t
costs higher price, il viii be found cheaper 10
'ne END than ordinary lots Of tobacco bosrds
Vs BELVtN 4 PARKER
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Bank of Virginia,

-5s- Richmond, July 5, 1858. {
TIME President and Directors of this Bank have
Il declared dividend of four and quarter per
cent of the profits of the Bank for The last six
mouts, subject to the deduction of quarter per
cent. bonus to the State which leaves four per
cent % 80 per share, payable to the stoekhold-
ers On demand
IL 6-2w SAINT, MARX EashiaY
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L,ARMkkS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
l. The President and Directors have declared
dividend of four and quarter per cent. out of the
prohts OF the last SIX months, subject TO OF quar-
ter per cent bonus to the State, leaving four dol
lars per share payable to the stockholders
iY Got ] A. SMITH. Cashier
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TA6 FIxTURE6.-Wes are receiving an I'd
VI dinonai supply Of Gas Chandelier end otAei
fixtures, Of new patterns.
Ia o. STEBBiN5, DARRACOTT & CO.
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nRIMR NEW ORLRANS 6UGAR.-2l
1 hhds Prime N. o. Sugar, just received and fol-
sale low By AS LEE.
h i0-t
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M FOX SALE. first rate genuine
~ Devonshire Mich Cow, sold for no
fault whatever

StrHyeu, TWO young cow, Ono
red with white stripes on the back; the other
white, ntermixed with red spots. When they left
they had lamp black rubbed on their baeks Any
Information will be thankfully received, and hand.
somely rewarded. Apply TO
Nh. SIMON BoNAvITA,
jy 8-dl2r opposite the Virgins Banks
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ADIES' DRESS GOODS AT cos r.
IL shall ofsr the balance OF my stock of Dress
Goods at cost All In want of bari gains In Bereges,
Tissues, Lawns and printed Jaconets, Ginghams,
plain and figured Silks, Grape Shawls, Under
Sleeves, Collars and Capes, Prints, worked and
dotted Dresses. checked striped and plaid Muslns,
&c, &c, have only to call at
jyl2 LEWIS Cheap Stores
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TNORACCO BOX BUAkDS.-70,735 feet
j. wide and bright seasoned Oak tobacco box
boards cargo of schr Miranda, landing this day for
sale the wharf, in lots to suit at fair prices and
on accommodating terms, by
iyl2 BELVIN e. PARKER.
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~ IA b time 10 ciose our business ID very near Al
hand, aud We would request all persons in
want OF cheap Dry Goods or fancy articles, to give
ns call, as We are selling at, and great many
Goods, below cost, rather than sacrifice them ct
auction Our stock TO- as yet, very large and well
assorted. Call early at l..
WECHSLER & COHEN'S,
tfy ll-6t 1874, corner 5th and Broad ats
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SHINGLES.-Landing Iirom scar. CoiumDia,
y 10000 six inch Cypress shingles, good ar.
ticle, for sale low, on the Wharf, by
iy l2-3fs JAMES GUM.
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OSr, Lust, LOsT-By the subscriber
~ green figured Morocco Pocket Book, with
steel clasp. containing one s5e note on the Bank
OF va, ana TWO % notes on the same Bank, a % so
gold piece, and one other note the numoer of dol.
lara DO not remember. Il also contains receipt
given In my name and signed by Hsrwood, the
sherih OF Hanover; and also letter written me by
Mr John Hughes, together with a receipt from the
Sheriff OF king William, dated March tn . 3Uth,
so3 liberal reward will be paid to the 6nder,
if left at this tf6ce w u-ts :
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NHI1eEA CO.PARTNERSHIP NO.
a. TICE.-The subscribers have this
~CNYYday entered into Copartnership Tor
81 the practice of Dentistry, under the
firm of MCCONNELL T. BURTON. They viii
practice in the Office now occupied by Mcdonnell,
on Main street, between 9th and 10th streets
JNO MCCONNELL.
+. " Clint w LEIGH BURTON.
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From the FSncastle Democrat, Aprl l, 1853. 81
"By the way, we would say word for eur friend
John Anthony, Colombian Hotel Buildings, to
those going to Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there to brush up little Just think of the finest
kind of Hat for 90 So and fine calfskin sewed
Boots for S3 so He promises to do shis, and We
know he can, for we saw him do it. ap Is
= GENTLEMEN'S PUMP s9LR
BOOTS, CITY MADE-The subscriber
would most respectfully call ths attention of
gentlemen TO his assortment of fine dress
Boots, OF superior quality, manufactured by him
self All that he asks is call from those in want of
fine dress Boot, of good quality for summer wear
of his own manufacture. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trunks
Carpet Bags, &c. &c, No 1877 Main street.
To- g
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al vAhUADLE AAT1CLN.-Many OF inc
IA diseases incident to the warm months of sum
er may be arrested 10 their incpent stages by the
use of Purcell, Ladd a. Co.'S Extract of Jamaica
Ginger Travellers will fnd it to correct the ill eff.
fects OF change of water. . $3.50 9ss
For colo, sudden pains fatpience, indigestion,
dyspepsis, &c &c, it is invaluable. -s,ssl
PURCELL, LADD a. CO, Druggists,
( jy IL 80 Main street.
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RLACkBERkY CORDlAL.-A most ex
- cellent and at the came time very agreeable
medicine in the treatment of diarrboei. weakness
of the stomach aud bowels, and specially valuable
in the summer complaints of children. II 10 also
delightful and refreshing drink when mixed in
equal proportions with Ice water. Prepared and
for sale by X 4 DUVAL BRO,
jy Ii 1872 Rank S0uare
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Richmond, July lstl 1853.
~ S-d&w2W -
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w 6reenbrier County White Sulphur
Springs, Va.-The wide epread reputation ana
we'll known curative powers OF the Water from
these celebrated Springs, makes description of
them superfuous. 1t has beea highly recommended
By the frat physicians in the United States and 10
far superior to that of any other OF the many Sui
phur Springs in the county, invslids should be
careful, therefore, to purchase that from the White
Sulphur Springs, of Greenbrier county, Virginia.
For sale bg ADIE & GRAY. Druggists,
: iv IL Sola aoents for tho ,,ronr;o,or
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ceases The affairs of the concern will be closed
By the surviving partners
CHARLES McGRUDER
July 5th, 1853. RICH w McGRUDER
The business will be conducted in future by the
subscribers who have this day entered into Co.
partnership under the firm and style of 5 McGRU.
DER'S SONS. SOS CHARLES McGRUDER
iy 6-d&w2w RICH w McGRUDER
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STRIPED AND CHECKED SUMMER
~ SILKS We have on hand large stock of
striped and checked Silks for summer dresses.
which we will offsr lower than the same Goods can
close them cut.
ig4 uART f. nocno
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

The following Incident is from the
Washington correspondence of the
n. York Tribuuei
A curious inc ldent has recently
TRANSFERRED here. a boy 'SeiSe ears
Of age called npo p the ffesiaent anu
had IN interview lie said he WAS
rrom OHIO. that 4 is father and moth
or were both dea i and he had been
snnnor;ed and educated by q poor
amt, that he wicked from Ohio to
Washington to as k iqr page - VIZ :
Navy. Tie PRECEDENT was much al
Ifecte,f, gave the 10y several pieces o.
gold and invited hlm to cal again /
The boy left ,an'io one who had witness
led the interview lollowe ! him, saw
him exchange the gol'i for back no'es
enclosea them in a letter and deposi-
ted the letter in the Pqst-Oilce fol
his aunt.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

ylRd,SrA Gin la correspond
emf OF the Richn londsDispa'ch, VII
ting from Hanover county, Virginia.
says: Sc
that the Georgia girls are all telling
trees. a nd getting shingles. We have
in this country, two girls borrowing
The same occupation. sena you !
sample IF their workmanship lhey
get six thousand per week by 'heir
own hands, at 81 50 per Thousand. =
They supply the whole demand u
that region Of country, and many
are sold in the Richmond market =
They haze by dint of ind ustry pur'
chased an excelle mt piano. They are
most excellent performers, r Il
+ask is six thousa and per week. They
shorten their task by working at'nlgh'
n The fishing sea son, there BY gainlne
Saturday, which they. deToS e 70 p1eas
ure. They go to the Pamunky nv
er and haul the seine' regardless .
the (depth Of the water Ihfy ca
dive deeppr, stay under longer an'
o,ns cut dryer than any other girls i
~ unitei States. Now le t th
Georgia girls cut ana come ag'i l.
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cd to control the matte for the pur-
rose Of prohibiting Mai Henry.

cd to control the matter for the pur-
rose of prcjudif hing Maj Henry.
But on the other hand, we print
annexed fgures as conclusive and in
controvertihle proof. that Maj. Hen
rs, as ehairmad Of the district COM
mittee Of Legislature Of 1852, did
.unjustly and uni fairly arrange the first
Two districts In Bust Tennessee
throwing seyiei county, With It's 800
wing minority, fnio the first district,
for the purpose of insuftng majori-
too large for Jphnscn TO be able to
overcJ me; and to do this, giving the
first q strict slrpIus fe leral popula-
ton Of 6.962, Ind leaving the sec
Iond district with a dyf4ie.tcy Of lS-
500. Here are the figures:
First District.
Federal Representative Vote for Governor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12
so0,eEaiao 10 Notiee.-We heard it

,Sor,egj,iao 10 Notice.-We heard it
asserted this morning. by gentle,
, : 1T the Eutaw House, that no
Saturday had ever passed during his
reeo'lection in which the sun .au
been obs cured during the day, with
suit showing itself at sope time il
but for a moment. We supposed his
prognostication would iail To- day. oue
while we we're speaking the sun did
actually show itself, bat moment.
lie said he was Waiting for it, and
called our attention to it the moment
it appeared. He also remarked that
with a friend he had laid a wager that
no Saturday would pass in five years
in which the sun would be excluded
during the day. Both watched anx-
1usly and closely-yct be won the
ber.-.uo5Ie EFemng Ne~s.
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t. But nd one looked for

assailant. But no one looked for
such burst of Indignant eloquencs
as followed. His character for nigh
talents and for bold, shrinking cQur-
age was established, and during the
remainder Of the session ne ran ed
amongst the ablest members OF the
body.
At the close Of the session he re-
turned to his shop, and there rent
ed pursuing his trade ard gathering
fresh knowledge from books for seF-
eral years when the people again re-
guired his services ntheupper branch
aof the Legislature by this time he
lhad made himself one Of the best IN
formed, men in the Senate, and du-
ring the session he stood in the front
rank Of that body. lie was next
called BY the popular voice to Con
gress, and for the hist six yers re has
adorned a seat in that body. Tins IL
p brief history Of the rise OF one o.
the most remarkable men in our State
iand bis example deserves to be hel
up MS a beautiful commentary upol
our free institutions, and g m eneour
Iagement to other young men in des
titute circumstances.
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SpIRIT-RAppING MACHINES. Nv

SpIRlT-RAppING MACHINES =" e
learn from the JournAl OF Commerce
that the spirit rappilg lmpos ture ;, Is
made to operate upon the ploilc
credulity by different MEANS ana th !
curiosity not to say excitement. " hlch
it aw.kens in some communities az
the North, presents a strange 'enp'a-
ton to that description OF perfon,s,
who are said to "liye by their Wits
The latest method Of eifectlns ln ,.
object is through theb iustrument :.
ty of medium tables, oil Peeu l i,
construction, such as are promptly y
manufactured to order at an stab
lishmeut ii New York. The tab e Is
ike an ordinary one. with top form,
ed of thick board, but concluded .
within a cavity in the latter is small "a
annaratus With kind Of hammer FOL
Inroducinc the straps 7 he hammer
Is so constructed With q Vi IRE running
down through the table leg that the
latter has only TO be ih contact with
a uail-head or something Of the kind
i, the Goor to enable the operator to
nroduce the raps by meaus &C galvan.
! ism. It is probable that quite a
number Of these mac'il nes'are - use
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Death from Rope Jumping

Death from Rope Jumping A
,irl about fourteen wears of a s.,
vh . was at Sunday School in New
Yor * last Sunday, in good heal'l
undertook tile DC xt day TO jump ihe
.obe 300 times without Stopping
Sae did SO. bnt tile unnatural eyer
ion threw her into an lIlness which
pro we'd fatal GA Tuesday.
Thedpros. nj banking capital .oi
~ cise IF Nsw York is a,opt S4P,-
,09 00a ,
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4 CURIOUS Gb3uaatioR.

A CURIOUS GbaUsatioR.- The
Montpelier Watchman gives
an account Of "a Mute Convention
recently held in. that village, at
which some eighty deal putes, OF
both sexes, from different parts oil
the Union, were present. The editor
says the proceedings were exceeding
" interesting. both to themselves
and to the Inhabitants Of the village,
who assembled in large numbers to
witness the silsntintercharge of ideha
by signs. The object Of the cOnyeh-
ton was theraising funds for tho GREG
ton Of a monument to the memory
Of tleir much beloved esashsr
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

Defcie ncy, lS.509 wing maj ivy
VIVA was Sewer put in the first
district for, instead OF the seeoha'
Certainty not to equaliz g the popula-
ton. lis proper geographical posi-
t;o ;o i tho "a district. while Roane
sb6nld be in the Cd. Maj. Henry
ipnt Sewer whera he did put 1t TO IN
Ln+o Idbnson-s defeat. lie knew bis
CIV 18th So we'll SIS to believe tha
ba fcall,l overcome SEQ minority, and
- C ,',t Sav;sr on his back. II il
lhrl.'I.s H spry'e back, rs We believe i
will. it will work right.
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RAD NEWS FOR EMlGRANf 8 :

Ran News FOR EMlGRANfs-
O,o If n,r { alltdrna eXcba n9es
u, ;ses !, : tlat since No, cmber Elst,
1852, there have hfen h!fn r" /"
shocks Of ear;hqia kes within me
lin,ts of ,ha, Slate. The elIedts Of
these continued shocks have petn
confined principally 10 the soul per n
section Of the State, ON on Vie ~ .
ert they have been eohsldfFa''F + -
much So thu, ihe New T'sT, ''ie
Biz Lagoon, and tiiiifr points d o.
t,;T,;,y water. which made their pp
nearance on the surface, in lsis
and 1910. have bow disappear fd
and IN ther places volumes of slIl-
nl,drous and fibre scent sulphur i'a'
anne a,ed THIS, we fear, will pre-
sant 8. rious obstacle 10 the emf
g,a,,1n liz the CHA route this sea,
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lnqrr,qye Ceremony ia South caro-
lna.-A case of bigamy was recent
ly tried in Cheraw county, South Car
olina, and discharged. In the ca arg
of his honor, Judge Frost, to the ia
ry,he remarked that there was No ia'
in the State Of South Carolina prq
scribins marriage ceremonial. |
Mr.. A. and Miss 3. jump owe, !
broom, the former saying, take TN
woman to be ny welded wife, ant
the latter. I take tliis man to be M
welded husband, and go to hopse
keeping, tlrev are legally married nn'
have entered ipto a bond OF ualol
which cannot be annulled, so long a
they both do live.
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To the Ministry.

At the Qaartrly Session of the
Grand Division, Sons OF Temperance.
held at Lewisburg, in April. the fol-
lowing preamble and r solutions, Of
(ered by Rev. n. P. ModrHll, we're
unanimously adopted. to wit:
WHEREAS, There is now in aglta-
ton d system Of measures whic p we
hope may result in the entire sup
preston oi lntemperance IN our y tate;
and whereas, the US 9. Of intoxici ting
beverages throw insnperable difficult
ties in the way Of the Church pn1 her
Ministry, rendering those upon v nom
they would operate for good, inhper-
vions; and whereas. snuliitudes Of our
fellow-citizens look to The Pulpi fol
information, and are, in no small de-
gree, under its infiuence:
! Rfsolped, therefore, By tbs u H.
That every Minister of TIC Gospel, o
whatsoever denomination, ttro Ugh
out the State, be, and he is hefeby
most earnestly requested, and re
specially urged, TO preach a Sef mo-
on tie subject of Ten iperanee 70 ON
congregation in thd hounds OF III
ministerial opera idns, as ne ma.
think best. on the third Sabpaf d i
Jnne next or 50 SOON thereafter a
he may see proper.
+ RssoRed. That the several paper
in Tennessee be requested to pu blis
; the above Preamble and Resolutions
Attest: A. NELSON, VI >.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-12

The Succession. As ii is with
some, matter Of conjecture as t."
The succession in consequence OF
the death OF the Vice President we
remark that no provision Is N iae'
rs none is necessary, in such an
event The dates Of the Vice
President are llmitcll to presiding
over the deliberations OF The Sen
ate. Ill his absence, or upon nus
death The President pre- tenn, OF 'ball
body " no is elected y Inc sfpa tors,
takes this place. Mr. Atcfis"n' OF
Missouri, is now Pre- ldent pr" Ffm'l
,b,t..,oes mt assume .he title of ICE
president Incase df the death oI
both the President and wee Preei'
ldent Of he United State',tlf fres''
dent Of the Senate, wo'lld become
President Ct the United States, u'
I,iI an election conl be held acf'r''
ling 10 the prov visions oil inc az. =" y,
% ,nsrcss OF March !, i!9 o 2 al
HSun.
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There are %, 1923 Qnakrrs in
III E L nitsd Stats, aug ia niee'-
iaa houses