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The Bible md Slavery.

rduo.. p-a., .,{ r.1.,,u.
N"r.'sA w. ,'.. ~ NV .1'o1ae
Inc longest human hse'ln3e would n OF suffice
q commentator on the Scriptures for an origin
81 Investigation of topics he mu.t handle RI.
n,o.+ onro.;ta o,;,;oaa .ra .ho-oe... -. -.
os' opPos"e op.u'o1s Nv *ne'e'oFe gwen os
learned men as 10 the scr1pture-teachings en
human bondage While the learned Adam
Clark expresses the on;nt,n that hell !. mt emf.
.,.;,h.-. .c...,--.-4,' r. A1' se'
ns'sus 4of A'ess o. 1aeA Species
the pious Henry who wrote his commentary
some few miles firm, 1.irernoo, ther the ch;of
save sa'pp.ag po1' of me world, seems to re-
gard slaTehoIding as 4 pattiarchxl and Cod
sanctioned custom.
nj. ...ua ,,..h ~ ,.; :,
AUS e~.Ae s'Han u oPluloas eootlnues 10 %ne
presentdue. Dr. Thornwel1, lately Moderator
.sontben pr-.h,ter;,, Ee-;.w,, ~ ,.., w
eou'neta iesp,'el1sa ne'le" 1or janu-
ART, 1850, puts forth the following:
t'1f anything has ever been proved and de-
monstrated again and agnin, Il il tia 1aufulutts
Of Stare.y, whether dged By the Dirine Word
Of Holy Scripture, OF tested By the conclusions
Of human reason.
t.The truth undoubtedly is, that Slavery in
the circumstances, is undoubtedly good and oAlH
good;" With much more 10 the sumo effect,
~. ;u+e-n-s,,+;o,. - c.,.,-
A. 49,. o,s ,s ~ eet'p'afe' from "n'cn
tue aoofe oolo eoaeaasloas sfe drawn, are those
adopted BY Dr. Rice, 7a: That slaveho!dipg
, 1859-12-21
The NeW Tork UnIon-sayers.


In reading your article Yesterday morning
upon "Union-Saring" it brought to my mind in-
cidents connected with the Castle Garden meet
ing for like purpose held in ls47. I was at
that time resident Of that eminently patriotic
city, and thought then Is now do that thp
"union is worth preserving" and that all this
talk and bluster got up by politicians and par-
ties interested in cotton il not in the imports-
ton OF slsves from Aflica-not the moral, reli.
able men to save the confederation. All the
prominent men in that movement, with hardly
Al exception-particulsrly those who had goods
for sale with their prineiples-are now bank
rupts. The financial storm that soon after
Swept orer the Sunny South took from these
patriotic men heirgoo4Fn il not theirprincciples,
What is to be the fate Of those participating in
the meeting in that city Of Monday evening :
time will determine.
hare in my minds eye certain persons who
ut that time bad goods for sale, but not their
principles, who are now going on in The erea
tenor Of their way, and whose paper in .fnan.
cial circles in that city Is marked, if not .gilt
edged," y al least a. L. - -
. 4 failurc in the cotton md sugar crops Of the
South has the effect notice of depressing tha
article Of patriotism In Gotham, and .iee versa.
-. Ux1oSi r.
, 1859-12-21

sEl11xa FEtx NEeRoEs-The St. Louis D.
zaorat speaking Of the bill now before the Mis-
souri Legislature providing for .seducins the
free negroes Of that State to Slavery. says:x :
The bill which passed the Senate on Thursday
and which took precedence Of ali others in that
body, has speed thrill OF horror through every
nerve Of this community. We a11nde, Of course
10 the goddess and inhuman, the infamous mud
cruel Free Negro act-zn net which has Eet q
brand on the Senate Of Missouri as inexpunga-
ble NJ the murder-mark which entrenched the
forehead Of Hst~-
, 1859-12-21

gress, he would solemnly declare TINT he or
bis State would nerer submit 10 the inaugura-
ton Of Republican President" These infa.
nous and reasonable ayowals received tbs
p!audits Of the Democratic members, with
tow exceptions, and the hisses Of the opposition
memhers~ Morris Of Illinois hung his head
and seemed to be in deep cogitation during the
delivery Of Crawford's Democratic disunion har-
angue. He is disgusted, indignant 1t the course
his sparty Is pursuing. If he possessed Amodicum
ofmoral courage he would rrpudiste the who1s
nest Of traitors, and like free man and patriot
walk over to the Union and Constitution benehes-
Robinson feels very much in the same MOOD,
Foufe has not sense enough to see whittier his
party il drifting, nor the courage to enter bis
protest if be did perceiveft;- Logan md AcCler-
nand are in full symRathy and felloFship With
the Disunionists, and'will stick TO them 10 the
bitter eno~-* .--'-'~r
The Southern Democrats are freely accepting
.the name Of Disunionists; they face the music
like men but several Of the Northern Demo-
Gratis squirm, finch, and hang fire. They dread
the wrath to come, when they must return home
and render On account of their stewardship to
their constituents. - <7.'.s;.N :
Tour Postmaster, who has been absent for
several days, returned last night. He vent to
Chicago toprocure some papers and Testimony
bearing on certain charges. fled against bin.
The insl hearing and determination Of his case
will shortly fake pisce: The President still
sticks to him, aud the Postmaster General
-. =
, 1859-12-21
Another Mysterious Disappearance
Hot WHISKY.


Hot Whisky.
They have case Of mysterious disappearance
at Toronto also. Mr. D. Campbell, described in
hepapers OF that city as IN old and highly re-
spected either" has not been seen or heard Of
since Monday night, the 18th inst. The after
noon and evening Of that day he WINS il the
company Of one Ar. Sturzackcr, and about uine
O'Clock Mr. Campbell wns set down by sleigh
IN which tho two wcre riding, near his own
house, which was The last seen Of him. The
following affidavit OF lit. Sturzacker is cu,i-
ositJ, and Indicates the possibility of case Of
spontaneous combustion:
hare known Mr. Campbell ever since cane
to Toronto, some fifteen or sixteen years ago.
We met At his store on Monday afternoon about
three O'Clock. We went to Roach.s Hotel, on
tue corner Of George. aud Front streets. We
were then perfectly sober. We had each two
glasses Of bot whisky there. We went from
there to Fnlliamcs's tavern. and We bad each Of
Us, three glasses Of hot whisky: Ne stared
about ten minutes or quarter Of an hour ut
each place. From Fuljamea's We went 10
John Montgomcry'a, late Kus1elrs Hotel, where
We had each glasa Of whisky; Mr. Campbell
said be hAd &oms business there We then
vent to Grnnds, the Shades Hotel. Westayed
there considerable time, amus1ng ourselves
LETT th,re, / should think, about half.
past seten o'clock cannot say how
many glasses ne drank It the Shades, but We
had several. We went from the Shades to Bev-
eriy's, on Bay street We stayed there only
few minutes. believe We had = glass Of whis-
X there, but an not certain. We went from
t6ere to Ar. Christopher Mitchell's LorejoJ's
House, had two glasses Of whisky there.
Two glasses were also brought for Nr. Camp
bell, but Gr. Mitchell told me he did not drink
them. It would be somewhere about o'clock
when NC 1e}t there We walked alone King
street, and after we had gone short distance
called sleigh which was coming along and got
IN. We ordered the driver to take u to Church
street We pulled up, to the best Of my recol-
lection, ut the corner Of Queen aad Church
streets.
[Here Mr.. Campbell got out, and Mr. Sturz--
acker returned for more hot whiaky, though
how much more il not stated. Mr. s. pro-
think Nr. Campbell was more under the
influence Of liquor than myself, but did not
consider him incapable Of taking caro- Of him.
self He staggered little lid not zee apy
sum Of money on him. He paid quarter dbl
lar at Fu1liaue1's, and fourpence- At Roachs,
and iii he seemed to hare was some silver. NJ.
Grand, Of the Shades, tells me Mr.. Campbell
did not pay for the liquor, but asked that tho
amount might be "scored ur." hxye never
seen Mr.. Campbell tho worse for liquor. except
on the two occas,ous when be was set down in
= cab on Church street. We hare often had q
glass or two together; indeed, j don't think ~
erer met but We had Rl&sa- -
, 1859-12-21

ton brought 6v creditors Of this kailroad Com
pany, decided that the assignment made by the
Company some time since, WAS fraudulent and
roid Is to creditors; and allowed an injunction
and appointed Lueias G. Fisher, Esq.. Of Be-
lott. = Receiver, to take possession Of sha road
and other property Of Tho Company. This IS
signmeut was made for the purpose Of enabling
the Railroad Company to complete the road to
Freeport, aud tho Jadga decided that it was
made for the benefit Of The Railroad Company
and not for the benefit Of its creditors, and
therefore fraudulent in Iaw.-sjdnariAe Go-<4<.
18Th
, 1859-12-21


The Senate and House Of Repre.en.a.ire. of
Minnesota Legislature, met in Joint Session
yesterday. at II O'Clock, and proceeded to the
election of United States Senator. On call
Of the members, Hon. Morton s. Wilkinson, OF
Blue Earth County, recesed' - votes, James
Shields. (Den,.l J, received IS rotes, and Willis
4. Goru1an, (Dem) received !. VI: Wilkinson
ha.ing received h majority Of all the yotes, WAS
duly elected United States Senator from Mime
sofa, for the term Of si1 years
lii. Wilkinson has been identified with the
Republican Party Of this State from it, ineep-
ton. uehas labored for the dissemination Of
Republican principles, and is we'll known
throughout the Stale as one Of the party's most
effective s.umpers. As d speaker aod lawyer
be ranks among the first and as = guardian Of
the interests ot Minnesota in the councils Of the
Na.iou. be viii have no superior. he is an old
resident Of the State. has grown With its growth
knowa it, wants, and will lr1aintain it, honor at
the Capitol Of the Nation. His election was re-
cei.ed with nnanin1ity aud degree Of enthuxi-
asm which argues well for the coming Preaiden-
tial CanpAign.--!S. Rlul 4iaa<sotidn 1tkd,
, 1859-12-21

The Annual Meeting Of the Illinois State
Horticultural Society will be held 1t Blooming
ton on Tuesday, January loah. and continue in
sessson four days. FL.
Arrangements hnre been made for series Of
Practical and Scientific Lectures and Essays,
or subjects pertinent to The great interest Of
Horticulture III the Northwest; among which
are the following: Dr.. John A. Wartler, Of
Cincinnati, On Vegetable physioloH;', Dr. B
Walsh, Of Rock Island, on "1usccts Injurious
to Fruits and Trees;' n. J. Colrnan, Esq, Of St
Louis, on "The Culture Of Small Fruita;" Prot.
G. D. Wilber, Of Aurorn, on ''rhe Prairies aud
Prairis Soi;" c. 7. Chase, Esq, Of Chicago. On
.''1he Elesasing Influence Of Horticulture :" Mr.
KEN, Of Alton, on ''Landscape Gardening;"
Mr.. C. Thomas, Of alurphysburo'. On .'The 0l-
tnate sad Soil Of Southern Illinois md ito
Adaptation to Fruit Culture" All who can H.
tend, ate pre.sing'y 1nnted 10 do 70, and Ill
who msJ hsse specimens Of Winter Apples, or
Pears, are respectfully solicited 10 bring them
along-or pack them properly and send BY ex.
press, the dey preceding .he meeting. address-
ed to &c. R.0vetmAu-cxro G. ". Holder 4 Co.,
bloomington, Illinois" and marked {'Frnit'')
Assurances are already giFen Of attendance
by the principal Fruit Grouers OF the State,
and it is confidently expected the discussions
will exceed In interest those Of the last annual
meeting, which was conceded bJ all Present, to
e be most interesting meeting eVsr held In the
II =
, 1859-12-21

An OVERLAND JOURNEY FROM NEW YORK TO
kAN FRANCISCO. tn Tue summer of lss9, Nv lIeS.
~. G1E1xI. Reprinted from 1.ttea wrtten II the
n. !. 1Tb*ss- New fork G. H. SaItou Barker Co.
FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE DArT1STS. Br DAVID
lExIplcT. DD-author of '' lptist Alssoty, !" All
Religions ete., etc. New 10 k: ehelton L CO. Chi
cakp: ". B. Keen.
THE YOUNG MEN OF AMER1cA-A prize esxay ty
SAHrE1 YAIcnxLntk. New York: Sheldon i CO.
Chltaxo: " B. keea.
POEMS; ~ HExRE HAksArGn. Author Of the sSanted
Dad Heavenly ltecognltIon.~ Heavenly Ho.nt"
Hirds Of the Billie etc, etc. ph!l.dclpha Indsay
i BlaklAon. Chicago: ". II. kecr.
, 1859-12-21
OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER.
mohocracy RRmp4nt..-Tha Ua{ou-
SaveFa Against tho Freedom. OF
i (oosse1pondsses a tAs rreas sd Tt1buae.1

lVos1etpdndaccA Il III FftA1 Aad Inbu1A1
=. PE1AunfHtA, December II, lsss,
The riotous demonstration encouraged by
our Randalls and Ingersolls, and the two paltry,
p1under- sustained Buchanan newspaper pub
llshed here, togethes with their Lecompton
eonfr<rs The Pu1lso Ledg<r, anticipated in ny
last, occurred on Thursday evening. George
". Curtis, Esq, whose reputation Is delight-
fnl writer, quaint md profound thinker .nd pun.
gent lecturer is as wide Is our country, or, at
least. that portion of it "abore the belt," which
is oseupisd by brain, had been engaged by~a
association Of young men, several months since.
I'd deliver: an address, in thiE city, Tbeetheine,
selected at the period Of engagement, w1aas"The
Present Aspect Of the Slavery Question. 81" Up-
on the announcement Of the diseourse IN or
ganized effort wss originated, avowedly to prc-
vent its delivery by mob violence. Consplcu.
Gus in this movement, which WIS confined to
the dirt~eating dou8hGces who contributed
most Of the ederreacenceat At the recent Union-
Saving meeting, wers several unscrupulous law.
ye1a, some men nbout town with decided pro-
elirities 70 brandy and faro, and number Of
persons engaged in the Southern trade, It IS
not impossible TINT this latter claas of merca,,-
tile gentlemen, who expeud their money
1iberally to incite riots for the suppres-
sion Of free speech, and who indulge
hab'tually in unstinted abuse Of The Republican
party, may also be Interested in u continuance
Of Western custom. If I can procure their
tion.
The extensive preparations for disorder.
blazoned in the shape Of in8ammatorv irdorse.
ments and advertisements in the newspapers
already alluded to, being matter Of public no.
toriefy, the Mayor. Alexander Henry. ESQ, was
Appealed to by parties interested to extend the
protection OF the police. That efficient officer,
disasowlng any community Of feeling with the
lecturer upon hesnhjearF be treated, DECLARED
his duty to be plain, ard his determination 10
vindicate tha right Of eyerE American citizen
to the free expression Of bis opinions He ad.
ded that be had received aundry letters, from
CONSERVATIVES Of respectabilitv,' denounciug
the proposed discourse and advising the clos
ing Of ihe hall. Very wisely, rs preventing 4
widespread and bitter agitation Ia this com
muu,sy. which, doubtless, would hare extended
throughout the State, on the issue Of sustain
ing one Of the first rights Of offreemen, our NUM-
cipa} Chief Magistrate discarded these oticious
and disgracefui suggestions.
Among other Inducements to outrage, an in
cendiary call had been issued, which append: ::
RALLY UNION MEN:
, 1859-12-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

7Af Coaf<ss for the -Reereamf
~ATorfhFr~ RtPrssrHtzsfrss-A-TAe 1sf.un-
foEfsss pHf 70 tbs Tfst-~- ratrford or f;ear-
Efe-' 7A< 1Hnaofs usmocrA1tc Rxprstea.
f&5fess~-~ Cook AID Etns.
, 1859-12-21
NE " PUBLICATIONS.



THE MINISTER'S woo1xa. ny n.rn11r ns,cnra
SfoTs' Wns xtrn nc" York; petbg d 'a:1on. chc's':
We refcr to hi. wo,k ,oa;, mt chiefly for
.e1el ~ 1n1s "osk aga4n; nol ea.eny !os
Hs, but to notice Oh of the many criticisms
which hare as.a,led it in the columns Of the re.
lig;ous presa. Al r. literary performance the
Ain.st<r's Wooine.in our vicx, entities Mrs.
Stove to place il tho font rank Of writer's Of
fiction. We make no r:tsaiery,tiop- Or execution,
She belong'{to the zns Of seatt, rhaeteray,,
Dlctepa' Charlotte nFonte' Mus Aa'oeh' George
eeoo' ootn rs os'lneator OF tue human heart,
~no 40 gs@p1ac Pa1nle3 oi nA'ufa4 ano soc'A1
scenery. Many Of the minor scenes and sketch
-ex-tu the .8tnist<T's Hootng are equal to the
happjcst efforts Of. Hawthorne. whose faculty
of d y;nu III. nosf xiv;d n,c4,tce in t,,a fawest
words has hitherto been unr1yalled in tho realm
= s.;a: ~ so,;t;saf = ;eI aaa' :o IT,
~ Is.o.' .%;. ~ . 90. e.aaos 's4'
.... ~ Nj: 7,,..,. ~. - s,,..es. ,.,;sh
e&ae ot oAetF 1o"s toosn* 4is suceess, WHICH,
has afeany5oeen great, u Que soleaY 10 ~ Won
dcrfo] merits In 4 literary point Of yiev. We
notice thu. dispens.tion ha. been granted ii
il, favor by the mob In several Southern cities.
We retturu to 0nr&e.t. Awriter IN tho Inst
number of the 0onor<oat;ona1 Herald Of thi.
-. ,;.,.,r ~. f.1,,x;,. ...,;,
~. nov tu, to sous Of tbe mona, ttssh,ae, Of u.a
vaE The 1ease1 b.. nos fssSost:a Madame F;onlsnac
IN .h;a coma asee ;hs va married
1t: os nsbie eonddIns. sdetopite md iniaSeai us-
be-. I'D SYes 1hous md Vie sarste
dev ,sion, 10 Till E1aakc Mn HoEc phosopEses apcn
, 1859-12-21

FOR THE HOLIDAYS !!

D@g NNUUOUs
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
We WILL EXHIBIT
ON moNDAx11EcEnbKR 10, 1889,
a SPECIAL PuEcHAsE Q
RICH. LACEs, EuBRoIDER1Es. SILKS
= ROBES, -R1Ca DRESS GOODS,
=. sHAWLs. cLoAKs,
centitaen's Furnishing Goods,
&C., &C., ks,, &C..
EsPEc1A1LYADAp1ED FOE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Tbs 0ood4 IRE
,All-sf the 15svvosf ard 0zoiesss Der
eriptious.
Many Of them Just Landed, and viii es Soda.
Extremely LosC Prices, .
r =. eeaoet ee!1e e,.s s aea.y'. sas e'.Esf 'e4
oUK ErrInE STOCK
OF RICH GOODS, EYREe@ER1Es. q lq,71s ROBES. RICH
W., N. ROSS Il CO., -:
1t7 s16s..-..-......-LAkee Street.. ......~.1H ~
+ U s T o P E n e D ,
:; DIRECT FROM EUROPE,
ouR OWN 1mPeRrAT1orsoP
A1Gh Lina1s, 49,,
80: =: Il amhrsidaries,
Linen Handkerehis8,
Table Linens, H., &c.
Very Cheap.
A.o, DOWNS d Col
No. 160.......Lake Street,. ......No. $50
S x r T S. HO Cd S,
" .sosrAGs, SLEEVES egg
Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Greatly Reduced Prices,
79 LAHu STREET.
rsaSe gye them examination before purchaanz elss
WHERE
A. CIR A v ES.
SUCCESSOR TO Z. T. ATKINSON.
d.la,b1;51m
, 1859-12-21
FroEFsss or Ufsx4fam,.
wA#nTxhrnr nArsrI,Ar TX 1fp u

bis place andrebuked the traitors. or said q word
hare had three set speeches from Northern Rep-
resentalives in the House and one in tue Senate.
aud each Of them breathed the mnst dastardty
sentiments. It ia hard saving; which made the
meanest speech-Loean. Coz or ya}findineham.
The Ohioan. think the 1,xt nanoed VA. 'the poost
contemnt;b,e md ;n.u,tfno. bnt thew ara mi,
tonchcd tha Iouest denth of de-
eradatiou. Sone of The others went 40 far as
to shout in the ears of the srayeholders that he
was willing to do the ;. dirty work of the South"
and that he was M. ashamed to own il, This
vna d;v;po daarar and can;no nm rast;sr +bon
either "nreat old sun sstn Cor. or ya)lipdia-
ham, Brt these Chin fe1,ows of The h,eer sort
wifi ha .tr;cten from tha ,o1i or f.onorexx7ccn
nor, al, hv a, ;n.n,,od co,at,t,s,er ~,
Robert schrnct w;1, Il ia amid fiji tba .a,t nov
d;.c,aces hv y.,,;n5;,chom ,na tha o.t,...
San c.,1orar nil, rarr ,;tstv s,,a,s.e 49,
xh,,n s,,n oil, s.t h.h;na. ,,.,a aa~.-.. -,
aa.;n WI, ,,f,,.od oh;.s.u 49,. 49,.
not dorohfsra w;,, ,,a rotnrnaa |E 49,, - ' nh;.. M
rs~t f.1t-3bst tha a. ;rd;s;dn,,a ,xhe - -. @ ia
;ra ,na ah.tt;aa ~. n;.r,;on;st. -, =. 49,
*;~ncd IN that no1;t;c,, ho,-n, ,rhan.a ~ .no..
t,9cs rver retnrn A bsaa u;1,' IN IN w;sron.
s;n md another in N;ch;oan r. - o,..;hla
there ran Ia n s;no,e we,tern const;tpencv
s,ve 1ovcr Fo,n, KAT v;,1 an.t,;, panrAssnts.
+;r.s nh, ar, s;d ~ ssno..h;.a ,~;,', a~o1sd
,n..,;.,,....
1.o,S -.
, 1859-12-21

.A1orfhfr" RtPr<sr#fzsfrss---Th 1sf.un-
Ef.-:1Hs iWaot. D.moersrte n1ne..es.
f~ffrss"-~t0ok AID <tns.
- +;
s'4'' corresponding - =. she rte.s 'ad 1hscne.]
nna h.,f tha - '' h:.-ss- = ~ AZ.
a;.ors. .n;-.t;n, .s- .'..s.,' o.tHa1tgu .ta
votc, - 11,.k;: 11;siss. .n3. e.. .su ~ .ee
r.,.a.t.. ah. ~ .,.N. - ~ -
=, ao~n tst.h!.a n' -. ets ~. - ~ ~
..s.s - ~ n,, .e ~ 1s11 4ueA "uo ro'o
rn,o ,,.t;a,, ,a.ir .,,s hs,..e..'. ~.
.on,ae. ,~;,1 =. - aS.,ansss M ~ ~ -: ; ;saas.:. I 49,
t;mo pornn,as nf .,h..- :. ~. ..1,. a.ta-
nembsr ihar il co,,I.sd ~ Iii; ,a.1S .oo6
,,anca IA s,nno-t sh,,...a r. t;sa,oh.1,s that
~ I'll, e,s, X. -a.e -. -....s s.~.-. =.
marrow uc ba. renestsdlv @ totd Rr;sgs - md NJ
cl.,f thot he womjd n ~ ShsIm,n ;r thev
would 46dtf31t5toNsb11 & nav M ;rio he ii.
dpty to rait their tardy movement, no longer.
ue ov+, his ee,ec,ion tn +hs R.ny1atc.n,
.d,o;, ~ W. 49, H. d;...no;,,ad H..
ho.o. .nd a-no,..,;cas ,rh,. ,..rraast f-;ond,
,nT ,,;f;a,,,Al.-. rn:1,;t co5,,o hr+h5r aconn.
~ k;,,f III ,;,..rS II s. &. na-tr
.,,z Il, so.h.f...s., i :7r. H. -,t.k,d
tool =, ,n,ne,, IN the :neon,. :ot n. district
Tbs onno.ition t.ma to hi, pe.cne and a.ye
him hearty and mild suppot Hs received
Q 71a vo,e, AGAINST ok c.st for potter.on, tbci
nauocr.t;c candidate rha RenuhIr,ns and
Americans. known as the l)nnos;tion, copsti-
tinted noore tbnn ann If tha rot1es he r.ce;yed.
And Tho fax hnrarad -neamocrnta win .nn.
,ortea him. a;d,a, l., 11aer :!th- ;na,ence md
sdr;r. ~ .1oho W., ro,nar and ara MT
l.s. c;fs1ded Il 1ba ..outaa ia il, nSutsu;n1
.hna 49,. ~, J .hs a.ss, w - ~ ~. n,pa.,;an
II. nav rat-r.d.sr,, t,,,,..tf hv Summarizing
ch.--.. ~. 49,. 49,. 49,. .t;u~ ~ a.,.,;.,
1 T -. - 1s.e :7;ns:.Ha..s - - sS-sr.
~ :-t.."1:,; ~ 1
.,or.,,,n, n fo,lor<h;a saa e h. f,rta;ts ~.
lo-, liz, int, ronn~a.. ~ ;,.'hes;.,v: ;.bo,,a.
ers he x;1l ha :, deaa n,,;.;c,llv =, a:sev 1er!
ssr s,noled herr;no Whot s,-.noa h,,,rc;n,.
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Senate On the Removal Of the Deposits aud the
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