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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
NOW FOR A BARGAIN.

NOR weeks BOOTS and SHOES had at he NEW
IL YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE at bargain, as intend
dispose stock be ready the Spring
Trade, when shall hand with valuable
assortment and exhibited in st.
Paul. and DON'T o buy cheap while
(fcb23-tD G. G. HOFFMAN,.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

BORUP CIAMPLIN,
vXTOCTD respectfully Merchants and the public
w generally, that they
Burbank Co., in the Forwarding and Commission
and tina they afford may
favor them with their patronage. They General
Storage Forwarding and their Ware
house The Lower Landings Having leased the
those who % isav 90 nsao of drayace.
REFERENCEs
Cronin, HurXthai & Lear York.
J. Harmon 4 Co.. Buffalo.
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather & Co.,
W. A. McClnskey, Galena.
Il. II. Campbell,
+. s. Jessup & Co.. Dubuque
Choueau & Vale, st. Louis.
Borup Oakes ST. Paul.
ST. Paul, Feb 20, 1855. fehe6-sm
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
GALENA PLANO FORrE WAREROOMN

In this branch business. who Is MI and hang
orders in the style and low having
paper will do their orders bookstore
ap21-tf wM. DAHL.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

l63 g. 165 South Water ST., up stairs,
UHRLAUB, SATTLER s. CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL,
IMPORTERS and Jobbes German, French and English
Goods Cutlery, Guns, Rides Pistols, Vons, Accordeons
Looking Glass Plates, Dolls, Chdren Toys and Noons
German Hardware Among this stock
as follows:
Butcher, Pencils
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers.
Table Knives and Forks. Dominos, Tobacco Snuff
Scissors and Razors.
Res and RevOvers OF POrtmone Segar Cases, Segar
the best manufacture. Points.
Percussion Caps. All kinds of Fancy Pipes.
Plated Ware. French Perfumery.
Common Skates. Looking Glasses and Looking
CompaSSes of every variety. Glass Plates.
Vices Plyers, Nppcrs, Jewelry.
Spring Braces, Saw SeSs. Toy Watches.
Fish Lines and Hooks. Spectaces and Spectacle Cases.
All kinds o Saws. Playing Cards.
Sheep and Horse Shears Accordeons, HarmOnicas Gu
JewsharpS. tars, Flutes, and Flutinas.
States Slate Pencils. Hair, Flesh and Tooth Brush
Dog Chains, Curry Combs.
Rat and Fox Traps. All kinds of Combs.
Steel Pens. Pen Holders.
Together with large assortment OF Toys.
Having experience, extensive reliable
business connection in Europe UNUSUAL advantages
importing direct the which
do in such quantities such enable sell
them equally low they be bought in New York, Boston
Philadelphia.
With domestic manufacturers have entered into such
enable Job their Goods at their FACTORY
PRICES. UHRLAUB, SATTLER 4 co.
May l5-'f.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

THs ARREST OF BAKER.-Those who think the ar
est of ker out of the Territory of the U.ted
S,"tes. by United States law officers, was illegal,
are mistaken. lie had at, no time. gone be, ond
the jurisdiction of the United States, as he had
constantly been on IN American vessel, under the
Am rican flag. Had hc succeeded in Ian ling at
the Can, y Islands, the arrest would have been
i'll gal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

TRS. NJ. l.. STOKES i q op.frg 1t her Nir:noiy
IVl Store, large ahc splendid
Bonets. Having retund ~ IN NV IoTL Nhs
lected with she Latest Paris styef,
to show brr id customers well the
leetc millinery goods offered this
New York. ~
p S-She would fi.crIn the ladies that sae has
ETY. Of styles making cloaks which cannot be surpassed
beauty = .e.tff
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

RISEHART. ALEX ZIEGLER.
T. RINEIIART CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS.
TOBACCO, &c,
North Main Street, the Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis, Mo-
keep always on and superior stock of Impor
ted and Domestic Rcgaa La No lia Loirc Chcroos.
Principe and other Havana Cigars Of the best BRANDS
May II. 1851. my151v
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
Paper Hangings s. Paper Hanger.

HAVING RECEIVED 4 LARGE STOCK OF PAPER
II HANGINGS, and secured the assistance Of
Nh n r TERWIII ER
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

J. w. lass. a. c. LEWIS DANA WHITE.
j. w. BASS s. CO.,
Forwarding md Commission Merchants. Lower
Warehouse. Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
F{NE subscribers would cully the public
that they VIII continue the Forwarding Commission
Business at the above named places
and facilities, Confidently hope merit your patronage.
April %. .S55-wtf
McLAGAN & STILLMAN.
late +. McLagan & Co.
STORAGE, FORWARDING, and COMMISSION MERCH,S.
ut the Lorcr Landing, st. Paul.
Ii. Commissions Consignments will be PROMPTLY an.
IA carefully attended
REFERENCES:
+. Il. Phelps, New York, Geo. DeBaun, st. Louis.
n. NJ. Lyman, Z" David II. Evans, -
T.. P Ensign, I" Hollister & Mitchell,
+. b. kimbal, New Orleans, John W. Baltimore,
Porter Sergeant. Savanna. H., David Milard,
BE- H. Campbell b Co., Gaena, Farrngon & Culver,
n. Slman. | y, Mvrick,
r. MLasan, T. M. N-wsop & Co.
u Lower Steamboat Landing. st. Paul. ap7-ff
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
BELLS! BELLS :,

THE SUBSCRIBERS their long established and enlarged
Foundry manufacture improved method and keep
constantly hand. large assortment Of their superior BELLS
all descriptions Fire Alarms, Churches,
Academies Factories. Steamboats, Plantations, &C.,
mounted with their ssRotating Yoke, and other improve
Hangng which the The Bell with and
efficiency ringing. Warrantee given and Durability
For full particulars CHIMES KEYS, WEIGHTS,
ply for Circular A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-lNs West Troy, Albany Co.., n. Y.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

LOT fronting the Upper and
n ated for t location Warehouse, the Forwarding
and Commission Business portions
favoahy situated desircIs
other buildings the leased
the undersigned low Enquire
Winsow House, second story.
j1i2J-tf J.U. SIMPSON.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

eeCCNNY Memoirs of Foreign Lands,' by Mrs. Harriet
y Beecher Stowe, just received AZ
y. nOwITZ & co.'s BOOKSTORE.
TvwENTY Years in the PHILIPPINE Islands, for sale at
l T.. HOwTTZ & CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

cy' In the days of the patriarchs a woman's
conduct the ind * of her heart. When for
instance, the father of Rebccca asked her ii she
would 90 with the servant Of Isaac she Immediately
replied III will go.'' Had she been daughter Of
the nineteenth century she would have answered:
''Pshaw. go with him! Why, Mr.. Isaac must be
sick! Go with him! OF course | WON'T And
then she woui have gone W tn him.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

Cy There rs no count In The world where
tn, people add ccd to the med. N. eating
p open,ity n the Tn tel States. 1t has e own
to he perfect minia-a disease of itself. The
fact i. nature never designed the human body 10
bc such "A rcccptcal of medicine. If mn would
brt st 'dr the laws of nature, diet properly, in
stead Of dragg NJ exec vclv. he gular in their
habits instead If re uar in their does. use COM
mon sense and C I'D waller freely and then doctor
as iltte rs possible, they would I've lonse-, suf-
fer less, and pay little for tn privilege.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS:
DIANOS-Stos.iard & Co.'s best
IL Meyodeons-Prince & Co.'s.
GuifaYs-Spanish French and German.
Flutes-German and French.
Fifes- Cassdgneffes-
A great variety of Sheet Music.
All Popular Songs,
Music Paper,
Sirings-Silk, a and splendid d
ticie, Italian and German,
constantly on hand, and for sale cheap,
Y. HOwITZ & CO.'S BOOKSTORE.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05
R. IRVINE. J STONE. +. MCCORMICK.
IRVINE, stone & McCORMIC
CITY PROPERTY TO LEASE.

VALUABLE lots in the best business parts city to
lease on favorable terms. Inquire the ri
IRVINE, STONE s. MCCORMICK,
aug30-tf st. Anthony Street.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-06-05

~ HAMILTON & Cos have removed their stock OF Books
W Stationery, Wall Paper and Fancy articles ST. Antho
Street, Three doors the Building, they
happy their old
a will favor them with a call.
c. HAMILTON co.
3 loors above Times Building.
Pau Nov. IS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

out restoring al the transport and civil services
BY which an army II sustained, they had fallen into
pored but all these services would be restored, and
all establishments required would be reorganzed BY his
noble friend the present Secretary for War. He had
doubt but that the House would vote the money re-
qured, for these establishments would have entire
House would give 70 them their cordial support hssr,
and while retaining the power Of interfering they
found that the interests Of the country neglected.
they would yet give the government the opportunity OF
carrying all measures which might b required without
exercising an undue Interference which might DO preu-
dicial (Hesr.)
Mr. RIeH supported the suggestion Of Mr.. Butt.
Mr. g. HARCoURT had received he said letters from
the Gimes Of different complexion from those written
in adesponding tone.
Tho CHANCELLOR OF THE ExcHBQUER adhered to his
statement but acknowledged that considering the in
tense anxiety felt upon the subject IL wonder
that that anxiety should find irregular channels Of
but he enreatsd members to place Is much re-
straint upon their feelings possible
After a few observations by Mr. g. Dundas and Mr..
James M'Gregor, the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

IN armistics has not been confirmed win doubtless pro-
sss strong desire for an honorable peace 70
- emissary whom Prussia despatched 70 81 fe.erson
&C the same time she sent Gen de Wedei 70 rArs bus
ths new extraordinary measures Of Nichols or recruit
hg bis armies and bis treasury indicate no
nSt on his mart 10 provide for meeting the utmost ex
gsnses Of the future Hs declaration that ne was de-
ferminsd to sacrifice II necessary, nus Az rune ana
$3.50 AN' 49, FIGARO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
OyER PAsHA IN THE CRrWEA.

The follow particulars relative to this dstin guished
general and statesman, extracted from letter from an
IsYrxxmLE, vARSA, Jan. 8, 1855.
told in my last that we're going from here 70
the Crinsa with 0msr Pasba ans suite Well, We have
been the re- and as you see, back again We left this
with HIS Ua bness on New Years Day, arrived the
morning 81 tue Sd q. Eupators where he went shore
nd e,smintd the defenees Of the place, coming on
board again In tho afternoon, and We left Eupatoria
ary tic 4h aud got into Bslaklava In the evening"
Next dny and staff disc nbarked and went 70 the
head quarters Of the allied generals, where council Of
war held, from which he returned In the evening
Next day, the eth At noon We left Baakva and Aftsr
hne arrived here At eight last night, whom his
Iirhness taxing afecto-hts leave Of ms bade M
farewell having distributed ffty sovoreigns among our
iervsnts ana ,hips company.
Omer 10 What may be called bandsoms man, and
wears his sse remarkably well, being close on Afty
He has q very pleasing expression Of countsnance,
and an immense flow OF spirits He quito do.
lighted with the attention shown to him and
his followers by our mess. lie occupied, Of course,
tie captains p"rh,n Of the ship but every day
regularly, twice three times he would waik into
gpn-ro take his glass Of or, generally,
srog and sit and chat Tor an hour or His great
amusement was in carcaturiDg hts followers for being
seaeick IN tspecisl he very hard Prince Stour
ya Of Moldayi ore Of his aidcs-ds II appeared
this Prince had just married very beautiful woman,
and a. very jealous q her 80 much go ths. when he
few serysps 20 oil estate Of his In the interior,
with strict orders that she was 10 see 0msr
tnew ali ths used 10 get this fellow into dreadful
time Of war when beautiful ladies were Deserted BY
their spouses In fact he the Life OF the whole lot
Ihad explain 10 him all about the machinery. Ysstcr-
day he came In and wrote bis In Turkish and In
most remsrlabe and he signs his in Il az
cept great occasions
further letter from the same writer dated January
le, states that the lnaexble has bees placed for tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22
THE POSITION OF PRUSSIA.


TO BRB REPREsENr ArIvEs AT THE DIFFERENT
COURTS or GERMANY N REPLY TO PRUSSIA.
PARIS Jan. 70, 1855.
sRTbe Cabinet Of Berlin has adopted the resolution
Of dnecty the last MICA tons OF the
Cabinet Of Vienna prefers to address itself to the
members Of the Confederation, and isat Frankiort
that the two great German Powers hsve agreed to meet
The crisis which has been In preparation for long time
s,yodes at last and the government OF the Emperor
follows the dev,lopemen OF Il with the most sincere re-
greet Cur susceptibility gives as the measure OF
that OF others We have therefore wish 70 mix In At
fairs which, account Of their complication cAonot ee
exactly known, or arranged In manner TO be useful,
excepting by the States which they concern But, In
short we are the neghbors Of Germany; whatever in
rests that great country interests us and at the very
moment when symptoms OF division manifest themselves
IN II We can siye ourselves FRANKLY the that
We have not In any way contributed 70 the difficulties OF
a situation which we deplore.
As soon a. Russia sho wed its ambitious projscts
policy was clearly defined To protect Turkcv in her
,tapce 10 an attack which not only Unlawful but
which compromised the general equilibrium; to endsavor
10 compel BY imposing accordance Of the general
vI The Cabinet Of ST. Petersburg 70 enter
prise which the public conscience reproved; eventually
10 unite In one fascne' the forces Of Europe which
one ana the same danger threatepedsueh the plan
Of conduct which proposed t5ourseves 20 follow and
which the government Of Der Branne Majesty adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

o. from the p.p.rt.pt Of the Interior foe 49,
GREE zoe ..sy s's -, 81 land 80 .ssr ss ~.
tesfe be shall Be entited 70 eertihests
With wh. be hss h.reeos received huadres ssd st
esh such HAVING served - ssesad Proefd
w.rr.ai II n .b.l sp,e.r hy the muster ro Of al.
that he deserted or shonorssy discharged sn
se,,iee
any ,s... ~S9 upss, nj, s
widow mnor :hld ehsren such widow. II 40 siio~
such child ehsr~u shsl Be eatit-i receive
certificate warrant for the quantity Of lsad that each
deceased would De era ed to e-cv- under the prov
shs upsr the nab, Of say sscs vsrsst, she
b. widow the time OF mailing her sppcsos' fad prorfe
Jrh That thos- sh. he considered minors who are 50 At
ssc And D. IL furtl.r enacted Thst shsl any
fsrtse. GAYS except ~tefs tie Persoa sh sctuy have
been enssses b.e Dol.s the party nins Zach
theas or warrant h. es.eh his o. her nsnt thereto Q,
src Ard BE- m rihsr enacted Th.t ,sid certificates
De ssgned trs bseued spd located ~ the war
snses their 's-snees or their he Az .eeordagto no
provso' Of s,isnf laws resusos the ssisument transfer
and locsiion OF bounty isrd wsrr.ntl
The area # Pablo Lands that this act will
wrest from the whole People and turn over to
private monopoly (maiuly non-residect) 10 est.
mated st Two Hundred Millions Of Acres.
The co,t to the Treasury of <snposing These
Lsnds proving service, &C., will amount to some
Millions of Dollars Aud this Is oil 90 much
added t. the dead weight Of specializing private
interest destined henceforth to resist and post
poue the making of our Public Lsnds Free in
small tracts to Actual Settlers. We see No end
to the policy of legislatiug for private and per.
soual, sgainst public and general, advantage, on
which Congress has fully embarked, unless the
very magnitude aud impudence OF the evil should
arouse the People to demand aud secure
remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05

ticu for Senator BY the California Legislature
nor il there any sign Of it. Both branches have
passed tho bill giving $1,000 to each member
dsspite the Governors veto. They will hardly
get the money. however, since tbers 10 not 90
much in the Treasury. TIE whole nu neer Of
lives Lost BY the steamboat explosion Vas sixty
seven. LyBch murders seem to increase with
fearful rapidly. some twenty mea having been
hung BY mobs since the cenmebcsmeat Of the
year.
From the Sandwich Islands We have accounts
of the fuperal of the late King. which was cele-
brat4d with much pcmp on tho 10Th Of January
The new King tells TIE foreigners tsst they are
welcome to his shores 90 losg as they behave
Themselves and respect the rights Of the natives,
but Otherwise most IN welcome.
By the same arrival We have Utah papers to
the 4tb OF January. The Legislature met on the
1I,h Of December. when President Young sent
in biz message. We give zone extracts concern
ing domestic manufactures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
THOU SHALT NOT STEAL,

We breathe freer and deeper. The Presden!
has done good deed. He has come down to
Congress with the Decalogue in his hand aud ut
tered the most appropriate of its ten command
nents to the case in hand The Collins grant is
vetoed; corruption is rebuked. The attempted
swindle 10 arrested at the moment of its triumph.
We congratulate the friends OF honest legislation
everywhere. We congratulate the Senators from
Ohio; they, at least, have done their duty during
the operation of this huge batserDg ram at the
walls of the Treasury. Their efforts and votes
will be remembered to their honor heresf-
ter. Gentlemen of the South have done we'll.
We never expected to applaud the President.
We do applaud him. A bold stand was necessary
sgainst the overwhelming surges of venality that
broke over sdebsu he'd Congress. The President
has made 1t. We thank him for what he has
done, whether bis action had any reference to the
coming Ne " Hampshire election or not 1t will
give him votes there, and lose them 10 the other
sde. But We don't care for that. We would
not have the thing changed let the consequences
be what they may.
We trust the Presidents action on this case
Will uldIh u pCW Gro N OuI IcSlbldtNc
We trust it msy be the beginning of retrenchnent
and refor in good earnest Let monster schemes
of Congressional robbery be hereafter called BY
their right names, and let the vile system of lob
byps for and writing up these enormous money
appropriations, by eI- Senators aHtsS1 Represent
aives, and outsiders of every hue and stripe be
branded az il deserves. We invoke tie hot fires
Of . just public indignation upon the whole mer-
censry host. Let the atmosphere of Washington
be purified from the foul faint which has hung
over it during the past and preceding session like
9 moral missm.
We expect to lear great barking over this
veto, but it will afford DO cause for terror. 1t
will be the growing Of pups that have los. their
bone. Bus they will not al howl; some, at
least. know better. Let US hear those who do
not begin. Some members Of Congress grew in
disnant and revolutionary at the announcement.
that Mr.. Pierce had plugged the golden stream.
Revolutonize because the Precedent reci.es the
commandment, Thou shal. not steal This
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
INTERESTING FROM TIE SOUTH.

NHIA MbLNH = '",''
We have the New Orleans pepers OF Tuesday isst
which contain later advices from Brazos, per the
steamer Nautilus which brought so, 900 in specie.
consigned to parties in New-Orleans.
IN. Brownsville Flag states that the merchants o.
that city are understood to hsve subscribed $50 900
to fit out fllibusteripg expedition against Mexico
under Csravsal and Il is added ths, the citizens Of
Monterey have pledged themselves to raise o. 900 more
tor Ike purpose. This, however, is denied; and
since the the arrival Of Gen Vega the best OF feeling
bad prevailed between the inhabitants OF Br2wAs-
Vile, Matanoras, &c.
The Mayor of New Orleans has called the attention
Of the City Government TO the great danger the city
lie exposed to from the spring floods, and asks for
prompt action 70 avert the impending danger.
A resolution has been introduced into the Legsls-
ture Of Louisiana TO revoke the invitation to John
Mitchell to visit the Capital. The resolution wss
laid on the tsble.
We learn from Charleston that Louis TrspnAn, q
prominent merchant Of that city, died on Friday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-05
XXXIIID co N G Z E s s
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHIsGros, March 3, 1855.
TIE Appropriation bill is under consideration, and
the depletion Of the Treasury to any amount and on
every imaginable subject Ia going on. Intermitting
bills considered, amended, rejected and passed
When the Appropriation bill recurs there 10 so much
noise the floor that it ls almost impossible to hex,
in the gallery, the details Of the amendments. The
prospect IL that the Senate will not adjourn till To-
morrow noon, when, if Senator's are disappointed In
carrying appropriations TO the amount they propose,
they threaten to have the Deficiency bill moved q
an amendment to this Appropriation bill. When t
shsll reach the House, any amount Of fun may DO
considered in prospective Ii is not impossible th&
general break down may take place, and an Extra
Session Of Congress rendered Necessary. shall ~
port any interesting details that can be heard ct the
reporters desk, or be obtained from any reliable
source.
The amendments passed are: To increase the SAL
cry Of the Surveyor General of Ne Mexico TO " soo
and for bis office to sls 500 TO equslizs the pyd
Accountants in the Land Office; to make the sslxy
Of the Surveyor of Utah - 0O0 Surveyor Of ksnsss
and Nebraska, q, 500; TO equslzs the salary I"
Drsftsmen in the Houses Of Congress,
A bill passed establishing certain PostroAs W
tx the salary Of the Circuit Judge OF Cahi9rns ~
o., 800; amendment from Mr.. seward Tor ane eie"
ton Of Custom Houses at Cleveland ONO fenss".
Ia, Florida; Ale xsndris, Va Brnstsoie MsS.'
Plattsbureh, N. Y; Bristol, X. Ii sooIns Nv
,pectors ana twenty weighers and gasgers 70 49,
York ncre asing the ssls'les OF wssnels NV 90
urers and insnectors Of New York; drecnng ouiy 10
delphla mint for coinage IL, ,.vo, NJ tia
Mr. SEWARD ssksd, ~ a ,pecisI Isvo'' o.
close of his present term TO reciprocate the coa~
rice of Senators by the passage OF ei TNnaa...
certain ports Of delivery in Mississippi lsnns''''
and Kentucky. Passed. ,...;o, .,d
To Mr. Stewards amendment Tor tns e,p e9,,y9
rurcbs.e Of the Custom Houses, Mr.. bhoD ~. O..
moved further amendment, spproprisnog !" r,r
tom Houses ard Post-Oicss in large ctises ~.
New York $3.50 ,OOO for Philadelphia sIoyvy,
Boston, $500 OoO-to be expended undef INC AZ
Of the Poetp aster General.
This amendment was defested. .c,..,.s
Mr. SHIELDS, from the Committee oil Con'eisax'
ON the Disagreement of the two Houses to tue smss
ments of the Army Appropriation bill, maae 90
in favor Of Board Of Army Commissioners 70
and ss,te the California claims, and giving sas.S
to the President to appoint officers below tne =
field officers, ss though the appointments occ 4"''
vacation. ,. ...hIisx.
Mr. RUSK then called up the House bill es'soh'"
irg certain Post.Ro ,,.,o.,,e-
Mr.. WELLER ssid be designed adding tnere@tI In
visien for an Express Mail between 81, Lou"
Franco, 90. but a. the House had voted such pI.p
sition down, he would not renew It 30 late IL 'a'
sion. x~sklv
mail betveen tie Mississippi River and the fssa ~
Mr.. HUNTER ssked Mr.. Gwin to vitssrs" W
Mr. COOPER-ws viii vote it down in u'ns"'