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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-07-23

. There's none in town will hang so well.
& 900 ROLLS just qPsnSG and for sale BY
May I, l6"I No 5 Phoenix Block.
READ THE FOLLOWING, which we
IU found one day when grinding Sngar. To the
Sugar Mill we are probably indebted for the rest Of
our advertisement,
70 write of all we have to sell,
Would take too long by far to tell;
But while We name a few things oier,
Imagine that we've many more.
Our shelves are lined with finest Cloths,
All free from cotton and the moths;
recommend that we should say,
All cannot give in town to-day,
Speaking Of Cloths, just look you here,
We have the cheapest Cassimere;
While stutfs for Vests we have y plenty,
From one short chilling up to twenty.
Dress Goods IN silks, and Stella Shawls,
And Mustns fine from Salmon Falls.
Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts to sell,
All We'll engage will fit yoI well. ...
Collars Laces, Undersleeves and Grape,
Fine Irish Linen, Crash and Tape.
Needles, Pins. Thread, good Hooks and Eyes,
Berege for wells of various dyes.
Ribbons for any kind of Bonnet, ..,,,
Good themes for any MERCHANTS sonnet.
But mark yor, here's cur lovely Lawns,
md yet SC cheap; the sun meier dawns
On finer goods then come and buy;
They'll suit the most fastidious eve.
We've linen Drills and Cottonades,
Bleached Mnslins, too, of many grades,
And as for shirts, no one need lack
The stuff to cover any back.
Ladies', behold our whalebone skirts,
No more the only grace of 1irts,
But worn by matron, maid and child,
Cool as a cucumber, and as mild.
Each man and boy remember that
This summer You will need hat;
The place for you to buy'ls at ,,r
BOSTWlCK & BEATTY'S
Boots and Shoes, ladies' Caters,
Childrens Cacks, ladies' Lacers;
Carpet-hags, Crockeryware,,
Combs for dressing aCies' hair.
Working Cotton-French of cOurse--
Flouncing brought from ev'ry source.
Wtolen Carpets, Carpet Chain,
Umbrellas to shed the rain;
Parasols of ev'ry hue,
From ivory black to azure blue;
Cheap, assuredly; sv'ry one,
They'll shield you from the scorching sun.
Splendid Brilliants, Dotted Swiss,
Suitable for any miss. -,
Chales lovely, pure as air,
Anxious to adorn some fair
Maiden, who, should she try them,
Could not; would not, fail to buy them.
Before we close, please don't forget,
We've Crockery by the piece or set;
And those who feel themselves quite able
Can splendidly adorn their table.
The time has come for us to close,
Yet one thing moro we would propose
All those who would in this life thrive,
Should buy their goods at NUMBER FIVE.
B0STWICK & BEATTY,
May 7, 1857 No. Phoenix Block.
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L. V. stafer 6 Co..
PHOTOGRAPH,
AMBROTYPE
Ann

DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
(ROoms Orer BairdS JeTslry Store, allen's Block
4 RE prepared to take every known kind
IN of Likeness in the most superior st,le
PHOTOGRAPHS!-FrO = From the Smallest, suitable 10
send by MALL to the splendid life and cabinet size
colored in oil or water colors Large and lfe-ik Q
Photographs made from the Ambrotypes and Uaguer-
REQ ypes of deceased persons. We have tho best
process for enlarging that has ever been invented
(pate Mt or otherwise)
AMBRoTYPES !--Beau.irully clear ana brilliant,
resembling in sottness and depth of tone an ivory
painting, and put up in the only durable style viE
without black Yarnish Our work of this class needs
no comments. The fact that we received the first
premium on them at the last county fair, in cOtnpe.
tGn with the other artist this place, speak for IT,
self In addition to the above, We take Daguerreo.
types, Ambrographs, Sphereotypes, etc.
Call and examine our specimens, l.Irn our prices
and yUu will see that this is THE PLACE to get YOUR
pictures. II PRemcmber the Rooms-over Baird's
Jewery Store, Main street.
Rayenna, May 81, 1857.
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SWIFT-SURE LINE!
Boots and SssGes.

THE subscriber has just received fresh
l. supply of Ladies and Gentemen's eastern man
TO his stock Of home made work ,makes his as WVu
sortment complete. He is also prepared toy ES
manufacture snythng in his line, for ladies' gem
tlemen's -of the best material and short
tce. Confident of his ability to give sasfacton the
public respectfully invited to call and examine
prices and work for themselves.
Ravenna, April 30, 1857 WIN. D. DURHAM.
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Spring Arrangements for 1857.
PENNSYLVANIA CElTRiL RAILROAD,
THE EXPRESS AND FAST LINE

7 I AAII TIT 1tlINJNJ -AIN y 7 4lO LIN 7
l TRAINS connect with Baltimore.
SEvFN NAVY rp,INc
THE MAIL TRAIN ia.ves t,,a pgs,',,o e,...
evnrv rnnr,jrT iSnrd,y o,cortoJN o ~ Sc' "lI''ph
piItsbu,g tin,ss Stamina ~ WI ao"y "s . ciotk
rrivinat7, T., idicG ' s''l'hS ana
frtI = - ~ iu iI a. Tuist',
lt5 , W onn 70 lT' n ltSSouiE ualt!, i>uhhay
eHSeP.Ihu} ii IV1 Nj Stopping only at
nc Tbsi S,rhiIi 'ri 'iIV ii,'., New r ior-
al orIoc e'' III fh'"ue'phia next morn
ngrS 1N,HI,D,eo nm ,,, ,.
- t a. "a on IA '-' te"1 es the stauoi every
GrrniA r @t I,nO coCn T'pppng ohly al Greens
iiT,3or GniI1i" s,tno trnlll'
'hi, a. ~ ~ " - 90 SohlettIS at lar-
iii ImT % ~ ~. m Er n"itnore, ah9 ar
III tTGUNWNt1n tTiIIV T AZ s;'o M.
TupINriT "a ~ iNH; m
Jafiv isnTi"y yetj ~ ~ gyo lcl' eS
Srli' N.""f l'eN'! az "''' y cloCh' Z Al
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Boots Shoes and Rubbers.
RECEIVED this day, direct from the ma n.
ACLmcturers, large assortment of Boots, Shoes
ard Ku6bers, consisting in part o.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Welts,
g Ties and Slips,
Cloth and Enambled Congress CATERS.
Misses Kid Sewed Boots and Shoes,
Children's Leather Pegged Boots,
Misses Calf Sewed and Pegged Boots
-" Congress Boots and Caters
cents, Ladies', Misses and Chfllrel,s Rubbe 20
coed supply and all sizes, -,
u I'VE will pay the highest market price for all
Alnds 81 Prodnce In good cash prices. ,..,
March 81, 1857. POE & BRbT1sH
RESS GOODS "A beautiful aSsort-
~ ment Of Dress Goods, consisting of
Plain plaid and striped Bereges
ram, plaid and striped De begcs,
Flald ana figured Brillian.es,
Bcrege De lanes,
Summer De laines,
Printed Jaconetts,
Printed Lawns,
Jaconett Robes,
Ginghams,
Challies,
Prints,
n, etc.. etc.,
Ravenna, April 30, 1857
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BOSTwICK & BEATTy's ADv'S
FOR THE SPRING OF 1857.

MPE OF THE CASH AND
i READY'PAY SYSTEM!-It is no longer an
EXPERIMENT with u.s. We are satisfied that il is the
with full determination to continue the Ready
ray systeml we solicit all, iwho wish to buy goods
cneaP ana nave the purchase settled on the spOt in
steau oi long bill to pay for consumed goods at the
emu @ 2I one or two years to give their patronage
we wy nave nearly everything the people want, and 40
oie ~ heeu leave our counters without being supplied.
uhoCERlES-the most important of ali household
Mn Mants-we are well supplied with Don't purchase
cheaper ofus. BOSTWICK 4, IN AIRY
Ravenna, May 7, 1857
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w tNDOW CORNICE, Cords and Tas.
w sells, Rollers and RolIer-cnds, Curtain Trim
minss Of every description at "a J. VANCE'S
May IA, 1907 Furniture Depot
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picture FRAMES.--A large .assort-
L ment, gilt, rosewood, mahogany, etc., on hand
and made to order at short notice. I.& J.VANCE,
May IA, 1857 No, Phoenix Black
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| COOKING GLASSES of every size and
L device Imaginable, from 10 cents to $50, at
May ii, 1887 I.&J VANCE,S
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/ OOKING GLASS PLATES, French
IL glass and Franklin glass, cut to any desired pat.
tern Tor hllng frames, at T. ~. VANCE'S
May II, 1897 Furniture Depot.
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THE DRED SCOTT CASE DECIDED.
l. And like all other dec 'sions of great import
ance there seems to be difference of opinion in re-
be no difference Of opinion in regard to the BIG stock
of WALL PAPER we have just received, being The
TRETrEsT aid CHEAPEST in town. Pers )ns in wan; of
of the article, will please call and ii we are right
in the matter, and If not, S'we at, nd corrected"
May :. 1857 PRENTISS, HOPKINS d co.
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SOMETHING NEW.
PICTURES ON PATENT LEA THEIR.
Just the thlrg to send by mail-acknowledged by
all to be the best thing for that purpose known Gail
and get dozen for your friends.
Finally, II you went first best likeness of any size
or descriptions call at Ford's Rooms, and examine his
large collection Of spec mems, and learn bis prices
before securing them elsewhere, and you win be con-
Tnc ed that il is the place to
"Secure the shadow ere TIC substance fades.r
Rooms in Seymour's Block, north side of Public
Square. RaVenna, June 4, 1857
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P. C. BENNETT, M. D.,


Hayingremovedt to Freedom, and opened an Office for
the practice of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
eners his services to the public. H hopes with his
extensive experience, and an entire devotion of his
time and talents to the duties of his profession to
Eerit the confidence Of his old friends and all
who NAV patroDize him--May, 1855 40
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SECRETARY OF STATES OFy1cr)
COLUMBUS. April4, 1857. u 70
| hereby certify that the foregoing preposed Con.
Tuition amendments are correctly copied nom
the original rolls on file In this office. III -
JAMES H. BAKER,
Secretary Of state,
! hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
suIution amendments ale correctly copied from the
copy furnished me by the Secretary ofState.
II. L. CARTER, e
Rovann. ,, ~, ,o. County .duditCr,
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70 THE PUBLIC.
THE RAVENNA
Carriage zs4 Manufacturing
G y NJ Z A N Y,

THANKFUL for past favors, would saw
L to all who are interested in the Carriage trade
that they on hand with of the largest and best
lots of
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HRLNCH. common and cotton Bedsteads,
l. of the newest styles, with modern Improvements
ceiling cheap for cash at ! d J. YANCE;S
May IA, 1857 Furniture Depot.
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hodges SPIRAL SPRING BED.
- BOTTOM, Howe's Elliptic spring bed bottom,
lucSer,s Xcesior spring bed bottom, fitted to Bed
steads, either new or old, az /. u J. .VANCE,S
May II, 1857 Furniture DeDot
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ROBINSON, KING g. co.

BANKERS, Ravenna, o. Collections made promptly,
and remtted for day of payment, at current rate
or ExchaDge. Gold and Silver coin and Exchange
RaVenna, July 9, I657-Iy
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HROCKERY, Groceries, Sheeting. Hard.
" ware Looking glasses, and an endless variety of
ther goods, offered at the lowest cash prices
by the MAY IA RAVENNA GLASS co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

closed the grounds with good aud sub
stantial fsnee, and erected psrter's lodge
the keeper Of which is in constant stten-
dance, attends to digging graves, aud has a
general charge Of the grounda The land
has been tsstefully laid out by the most
competent civil engineer and cemetry de-
.igner in the country, suitable vault has
been erected and everything done that
could be with practicability in matter of
improv ements. The company has not been
formed with view to speculation but on
the contrary, every dollar which accrues
from the sale of lots is to be applied to de-
fraying expenses, and improving and beau.
tifying the grounds. This, by clause in
their constitution is rendered obligatory
and perpetual The idea is noble one and
eminently worthy Of imitation, and is q
matter Of encouragement to those who pur
chase lots. Every cent derived from sales
is dsbursed again upon the grounds. To
those who wish to become lot owners we
would confidently and truthfully cay, this
is the most inviting, the most happily ar
ranged, and the best cemetry in this vicini
ty, as will readily be admitted by all who
avail themselves of the advantage Of an un-
beased comparison.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

~A few months every newspaper
in the east teemed with prophecies of
western failure, and lugubrions homi-
lies on extravagant speculation in wild
lands; those same Journals are now
landing the fertility of our sources to
the very echo, and advising all out Of
employment to start forthwith for the
promised land west Of the Mississippi.
Whhy! are they apprehensive Of
crawdcd almshouses this winter what
charge has come ov er the spirit Of their
dreams! !! why is the west overflow
ing with milk and honey new, when
it was on the brink of bankrupts only
three months ago' Reep your ccm-
pliments, gentlemen, and your paupers
tao. Iimis donaos, ct eos dona terentes.
LARGE REwARD-The City Council Of Bos-
ton offer reward of $4,000 for the appre-
hension ofthe party or parties who, on the
18th inst, murdered officer Ezekiel w. Hod-
son, in that city. Boston seems to set some
value upon its policemen.
BuRLISGToN.- bell of the Brptist
Church at Burlington was broken the other
day, while being rung for meeting; suspen-
ding thereby the striking Of the town clock
The trial of Tweedy for shooting Tate. in
Lee County, began last week in the District
Court, Judge Claggett presiding.
DIR. Bills has been appointed Post Master
at Durant, Iowa.
The Missouri Legislature has legalized the
suspension of the banks in that state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

"HeWDAo On the S4.h day Of February. D.
w 1857. Jsmes =. wilson executed untD Auetin
Oorein Trusice certain deed Il Trust convey Ing
70 said usee The Iand IN ocets county, lows, descr
bed - follows, 70 Wit:
fhs south vest Qaser of the north vest quarte. Of
sson no ~ enty t90) also Ios teven ID tn section
No 0evontesn IN both In towashtD no eighty (sO)
Desth OF range .e 5I east 9Th which sasl convey
aece vas made by the said james = Wilson for the
pofpese Of securing the paymnt a certain pronis-
cory nots and the isterest therean signed b. said
James n Wilson Ter hundse0 and ninets seven
dslarss dated the gath day February. 1887 and
Iaysbie on the ID day of Ssps<nbsr \ 1857 to the
order Of Jshn r. Mia 4 Co.
And now said note having become due and psya-
bic, ard the ssd James Wilson having failed TO pay
~ sane, ], Austin OoSbin, Trustee - aresad, 40
hereby give this public notice. that BY virtue Of the
poweg which 70 In vested BY said deei Of Trust,
wil on Saturday the 29th day Of November. 1857,
~ the hour off O'CLOCK Ia the sfternon Ct said day
1t the C-ort House door IN the city Of Davenport,
expose and otter for sale, Ut public suction TO the
highest bidder Tor cash. the parcels % land above de-
scribel, OF 20 much thereof shall be su11cient to
satisfy and psy the amount Of said note, with the
interest thereon TO the day Of ssle together with the
expenses attending said sse costs OF this not!cs and
TRUSTEES fees. Upon the completion Of ssch sale
deed will be given in accordance with the stipulation
Of said Deed Of Trust.
Dated thi 18th day Of November 4 y 1857
AUSTIN OORBIH.
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Trustees Sale.

VxTDnRIAS On the 9th day OF Nay A. D. 1856,
w Ra eel Stevens and Rnth Stevens HI wife ex-
ecuted unto A Tuvpn, as Trustee, . certain deed
bf Trust conveying to SAID Trustee the land ia Rock
Island tounty, described - fellows, to Wit The
west half Of lot No three ( IN block three ( Of
Drises psee in the city Of Rock Island in the coun
~ asd State Aforesaid.
And whereas, In the absence Of said Turpin, the
acting County Judge Of Scott County and Stste Of
Il va, has appointed Joha Davies to sct ~ Trustee
In his uamo place aud stead, and whereas the
aforesaid conveyan was male BY the said Rusoel
Stevens and Ruth Sevens for the puYpose Of secur-
Ing the pAymeat OF certain omissory NOTE for the
sum Of $500, with the interest thereon 1t the
rate often per cent per frsm da e. and dated
on the 31ta day Of Nay A 1856 payable to thsorder
Of 3 A Iurpin.
And now sal note having beslme due and psyahle
IN the - Stevens having failed TO psy the same,
!, John L. Davies, Trustee - afose aid do hereby
give this public notice that by vistue + the pewer
which Is in vetei By said deed Of Tfust, viii on
Saturday the 2Stn day Of November 1857 at the
houP Of o'clock IL the afternoon Of said day ~ the
Court 1oase doori he CITY Of Davenport AMI
offer for sale at public ton to the hshe bidder
for cash, the parcel Of land above described o. 20
much thereof shall e ulsient to satisfy and nay
the amount Of said note with the interest thereon to
the day u together with the expenses atten
said sale sf shiA Notice and fees Upon
the competioo Of saeA sae, adeed VIII be gtven %
cordancs with The stipulation Of said deed Of frus-
ceavs,iag fan and perfect title 70 ths purchaser
thereof. Aa
Daisd Nov ~ D less.
/ rxev1a,sl Tssssse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

"SoME PUMpKINs."-Dame Nature
occasionally exhibits some queer notions
Mr. J. +. White, farmer Of Aliens Grove
township, left at our office, yesterday, an
odd specimen in the shape Of two large, well
formed pumpkins, 40 completely grown to-
gether AS to be inseparsble save by artificial
agency. We have several "sights" in the
vegetable world, but have never before wit
messed such strong attachment betw cen two
pumpkins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07

st. Louis, Nov. 4.
A bill legalizing the suspension OF
the banks of this state till the 1st Of
November, 1858, passed the house
yesterday BY Is maj.
Kansas letters of the 2Sth state that
only 33 of the 60 members of the con-
stitutional convention were present
and nothing of general interest had
been done.
Governor Walker aud Secretary
Stanton were at Lawrence on the Goth,
and nothing was said about leaving the
Territory.
The Herald of Friday morning says
that the bank suspensions of the east
have been severely felt in Kansas.
There was . large amount Of valuable
eastern exchange there.
Upwards of three hundred troops
were ct Lecompton.
A protest had been entered against
the issuing Of certificates to the pro-
slavery candidate for the Legislature in
the Leavenworth district on account Of
alleged ftaads II the Kiskapoo precinct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Important from New Orleans.

New Orleans, Nov. f.
The Democratic State ticket is elected
Miles Taylor, anti-Slidell dem., Eustis
American, reelected to Congress The
other two are probably Slidellians. Legis
lature democratic.
Citizens Bank resumed to-day. AS con.
siderable specie came in yesterday, engage
ments were met
Business brighter.
The Black Wsrriar has arrived.
fire in Brownsville, Texas, on the night
of the 18th. destroyed property to the a
mount of 100000.
The Democratic ticket is elected. Mile.
and Taylor anti-Slidell Democrats, and Eus
tbs, Amrican, elected to Congress. Legisla-
ture demoratic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Flour and Feed Store.

~ +. BLLIOTr, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
\Ts Flour, Grain and Feed, keeps constantly on
hand st his store Perry street. between fost and
second, all kinds of Flour and Feed, consisting Of
White Nountsin Mills Flour In bbls, and Ia bol
Sacks, Rye Flour, Buck Wheat Flour, Corn n n,
al kinda Of Mil Feed, viz Bran, Shorts and zesd-
lngs also Oats and Corn, shellsd and en- the ear, Ill
Of which he viii deliver at any reasonable distance
VIM hts store, free of charge, to the Retail Trade.
the highest market price vii at all times be patd tor
wheat and nats and Buck wheat. Store open tom
ek 70 8 P. II. On and after Monday Nov. I'd, 1867
0c30dtf
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LEcrUREs.-The Hon. Edward Ev-
erett 10 to make tour Of the West during
the ensuing winter, delivering at different
places, his great lecture on the character of
Washington. We suggest that he be invi-
ted to this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Destructive Hurricane.

Crestline, O., Nov. 5.
A hurricane started about half mile w.
of town and passed along the north edge of
the town, blowing down houses and barns,
and more or less injuring several persons
1t then took an easterly course, tearing
down everything in its way.
Cincinnati, Nov. 5.
A terrible hurrican passed passed mile
north Of Frankfort, on the Marietta and Gin.
X. X. this p. NJ, destroying houses, barns
fences, DC, in Its path. A two story house
was co'nplely Frustrated, and or 10 per-
sons seriously injured. 1t is thought two OF
them will not recover.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
New Jersey Election.

Trenton, Nov. 4,
This state is Democratic both in the
Senate and assembly.
In Mercer county, Fish, Dem, is
elected to the assembly hy $50 major
ity; Van Dyke and Martin, opposition,
are elected to the assembly. Melville,
opposition, is elected clerk, and Rodg-
ers, opposition, surrogate,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Wisconsin Election

Milwaukee, Nov. 4
In this city, Cross, Dem. has $500
majority for Governor.
The Daily Wisconsin of this MORN
ing says. The returns come in favor
able to the election of Randall. Be-
yond much doubt we think it will be
safe to place his majority at 5,OOO.'
There will undoubtedly be a Repub-
lican majority in both the senate and
assembly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-07
Massachusetts Election:

Boston, Nov. 4.
Three hundred and twenty towns
give Banks 23,234 plurality. The
footings stand thus: Banks 62,2O7.-
Gardner 36,97G, Beach 3O,4ll, and
scattering l73.
The Senate thus far stands: 81 Re-
publicans, 5 Americans, and 5 Demo-
Gratis.
The House stands JAG Republicans,
80 Americans, and "a Democrats.