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ACoUNTY BOUND OvRn.-The whole county
ofArmagh, Ireland, has been placed urder the
provisions OF the Peace Preservation act, and
henceforth all unlicensed persons found to be
possessed of the dangerous weapons will be
liable 20 imprisonment.
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ELKorBD JUDoE.-E. N. Palmer, formerly 4
resident Of Appomattox county, Va, but who
now resides IA Honst0u. Texas, has been slect
90 Judge O9 the Circuit Court of that district
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TRADE BETWEEN EsaLAHD AND THE U. S.
In 1858 England imported from the United
States 4,2Je, 900, aud exported British pro.
dnce to the value OF Ella ,49l, 900. with re.ex-
ports OF E ,302. 000-together. els 5,793,0O0.
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k~ THE "DIsPATCH" STEAM

e. THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
~ POWER
z r N TT n G OFFICE.
Corner Of Mann and Thiytsenth Streets, ,Rach,n ond
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
prIntery II the South, both as regards Types, Or;
Machine Presses,) is daily turning out the finest
specimens of
BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &C.,
AS WELL AS
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES r HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen to fine work for Banks,
tatiOn Companies. Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads.
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable of turn
lLg of 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
scrIpton of work at the shortest po ssible notice
10 Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed
~. Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business, the proprietOrs can
safely challenge competition.
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Commitssd-Mary A. Patterson, crazy frs .
negro, was committed 10 Jail for want of pa
pers, and for being drunk and disorderly.
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BOOK ANDJOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS. &C.,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co,
Lynchburg. Va, Aug. 7th, 1850.
fTNHE THIKTEENTH ANNUAL MEET.
1 ING of the Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held in the
hall of their depot in the city of Lynchburg, on
EDNEsDAY. the 18th day Of September next,
BY order of the Boa,d of Directors.
VIM. H. HUGHES, Sec'y,
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Mexico owes TO citizens Of the United States
about $I5, ,0OO,OO0,
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RIAL ESTATE ron sALH.


- TWO yALgAEIE fsAEMs IN
9aafiEa!c2 9aitss 2EcoW GoTFTHcAASsN TaHlcASCNb ffiokk
1. g s sk
' ssSi: ss 81 sssh
s'fsas s.E "a q
Tie isr1s. are Ss.lshs. and 3 t:sf Tie e.sy .
in - or both ofthsm; snd they win b shown by
the Ms:srs FssScI, &c IL yps W A upon then Further
a9 b LYME. Gen.. Gen.. ks.d N.,,oaa,.. Agent. A.
FARM. inosn !: af.Tt Hin" ia iss county Is
TO s9a 'SP Rsndoph oi HsSs ana
description Of the land, imp! ovemsnts and advan
sagss ages presum,ng those Wishing to purchase will
TssNs;,Libsrai. J. NJ. G. DICKINSON.
- THE SALE or THE PEMBERT6N
aaS:rseed Hn dane. IN s s,vsf
1sss d e Offer the
soanS sod lsS , @
Win . sold on rsssoSsSs terms sns 0sau'''oi Farm
AsSls;. .e.w sasl.lss S t5hYP a. tosss,.n Sss%.
YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE.
: am authorised to sell one hui updred acres of
aNout ter mites from the CIT. Of Richmond. ad,
coming the lands of Thos, Carter. Philip Wat
suit ell for a market sarden. 40 The wood land
ls,et IN pine and oak II is coaven emit to 9 mill
gain can be had in the farm. il immediate ami.
cation be made to the su scrber. or il viii be ex
urbs RO. b. LYME, Land Agent 40
au u-dts 0fhce METROPOLITAN Hall.
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lint OE PROXY.

Know all men by these presents, that we, the
subscribers, being stockholders In the Virginia
sttute - and appoint our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of US IN al
pany when we are not personally present. with full
power and authority at such general meetings to
give such votes, and to do such other act or
acts, as each of US could give or do, If we were
personally present.
Witness our hand and seals, this - day of -,
1885,.
Witness, ISEAL.]
lSEAL.1
lSEAL.J
Proxies to represent stock in their general meet
ngs shall only he valid for the space of two years
fcom the date thereof.-l9th By Lao.
au ul1-ti2S W. II.
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DR.. CRENSHAW'S Office 10 re-
S\> moved to Main, between 9Th and 9th sts !,
over Lester Manufacturing Company.
FOR RENT-Large and airy l. D d g 1 N 6
ROOMS, KITCHEN, &C., in same building.
2 -tS
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DIR. Z. 5. McGRUDER, of Henri
49, co, having taken an Office Oh Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hall, ten
ders his professional services to the public
jy S0-6m 80
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CUPPI AND LEECHING- =
~ Mrs. WOOL HOUSE, over Sam'i Suther-
lands Gun Store, 132 Main street, Richmond, will
wait on all those requiring her services
IA Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
LEECHES. !
"a Ali orders for LEECHES carefully packed
and sent ny Express to all pa, ts of the State.
N. B.-A new style of LADIES' BANDAGES.
that are much liked, made to order.
au Al-3m
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OIssOLUTIONs, &c.

SSOA"S - ~ASSsSs S~S'
No,TiG&E;-The & CO paFtneIshlp Gn sxn,stlng under under
CHER, No: 45 Main street, having expired by Inn
itat on on the 18th inst the same is dissolved
chased BY JOHN BOUCHER. ALI debts due must
be paid to him. and all due by the concern, will be
The name of the firm can be used by either of
the partners, only, IN closing up the business
JOHN BOUCHER.
Richmond, Aug. % 1860.
Notice.-The undersigned having entered into
asi KS the ana OF
branches, at No. As MAN street, they have pur-
chased the stock Of the late firm. of HAMIi Ton
hOU aHER and they will receive in q few days
''A fE'&Sssfhfl'oNABLEs E'Ssf Il sAsa9, AsR . p, = eoons
They would invite call from their, friends and
the public wanting any thing in their line, beIev
ing in tbs they Ssn do as by he% SthsT
Richmond. Aug. 20, 1850. au 2s-lm
TO- O-PARTNERsHIP.-A g. RAYMOND and
under the Of fSs SiTsa
pn%51PG%se Of ca, carving On on Th"sss. IiQ uok
rom l4th. and respectfully solicit share of public
P.S~We have in store and to arrive
100 Ibis WHISKY
% % viii sell IN hBsYsRNE
CO-PARTNERSHIP We nave this dal as
- socated with us in the CHINA, GLASS and
EAHTHENWARt BUSINESS, Mr.. JOHN g.
SNELSON, under the firm of
We are grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit con-
STEBBINS i PULLEN
July /, 1850. jy Its
DISSOLUTION.-The concern of POTTS.
| ~ h he
ult., Mr.. H s. WILLIAMS refining. The under
signed having purchased the interest Of Mr.. H. 8.
Williams. with the books, accouaLs, notes. &C.,
will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
the stand recently occupied by them, where they
will be pleased to serve their friends and pa
main unchanged. F. POTTS.
X. g. FARLEY.
J. b. MARSHALL.
Richuoopd mi iy
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DR.. 3. l.. INGRAM has removed
0>GA to the efice formerly occupied by Or
Crenshaw, directly opposite the American Hotel
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HENRY HUDNALL,
M ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rio
mond.
"a Also, practices regularly in the County anc
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and Acknow.
edgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
9rm whatever other duties pertain to the office OF
Notary.
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, jug,
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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~ ATTORNEY At LAW, +,
Practices in the Ccsrts of the City Of Richmond
md the Counties of Hsnrlco, Hanover and Caro-
Inc.
He is also Notary Pa bio and Commissioner of the
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAiN WHIrs
and himself being dissolved. his Office s now or
nth street. just below GOddln's Hall. fe l3-ly
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NOTICE.-An persons having claims against
~ the late Mrs. MARY ANN BRAXTUN, Of
Ravenswood, Henrico county, are hereby notif fed
to present the duly authenticated to the un-
dersigned. or to address Box 572,'' Richmond
Post-0ffce. CHARLES CAMMAN,
Henrico County. May a, 1860. Executor.
An l7-dlm
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PRICE ONE CENT.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

b. b. MINOR. WN J. CLoProH
tNo Law Building. franklin street Richmond,
tE Virginia,t
Win attend TO all business connectet with the
Legal Profession.
Having determined to remove to the University
y, tae stn,e of Missouri. have associated With
me III n Snn ptaotce Of Law, in this city, Mr.. VIM
Ii Il M M0LOrI0N. son Of the late Judge CIopton. Mr..
vi. not only finish all business he etOfore
Gnoett ttaken py me, but will conduct all new that
nay ma re connded to us. Being fully convinced OF
MIS- aonts and nfness in every respect / cordially
and unTesefvedly recommend him 10 All INV ciients
snd irIends and to the public generally I can ~
found at our Office until about the 10Th Of sentaw
Der next. n Il n n IN N.Y. Psom-
Richmond, August Nth. 1850. Al MO,m
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~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the Courts of the city of Rich.
mond and county of Henrioo. Strict at tentIon
will be given to all business entrusted to him
Office, tor the present, with his father. William
Green. southwest corner Nam and 7th streets.
lie N-6m
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

The Political REACTION IN MAINE
The Rockland Fless Press announces the
election of full board of Democratic town
officers in Warren, by strictly party vote,
increased from last year. Also complete
Democratic triumph in Union, by sixty
majority. Third, the choice Of one half Of
the Democratic candidates in Sears,nont.-
Fourth, the redemption Of the town of Ap-
ple!on from Black Republican misr::le. The
Maine notional men are rallying gloriously,
and there is good prospect that the section
al party may all be put into peek measure
at the presidential election, after all. On
the 9Th inst. the annual town election was
held in German, and resulted in the election
Of the Democratic moderator by twenty five
majority. Last year the town was carried
by the Republicans. The annual election
was also held in Buxton on the same day,
and the whole Democratic ticket was elected
Last fall The town went Tor the Republicans
by thirty six majority -. -:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
.COUATY CLMM.SsluNl.IsS.

The Office Of Coln,y Commissioners is a
most responsible one the incumbent exer-
c'ses supervisory control over all the Of.
fices in the County. To the Board Of Coun-
~ Commissioners We look for an economical
administration Of our affairs. Such board
should lie composed Of able, practical, busi-
ness mon; men Of honesty and integrity
and hrmness; the best men in the county
should be elected. The emoluments Of tho
office are not sufficient to induce any anxiety
70 obtain the position. It will scarcely pay
expenses. f. ~ ttf-
No man can seek the position unless he
does so with acme sinister end in view
The people should elect men who do not
seek it, and who car ioe induced to take il
Tor the good Of The County. only: and whose
STAKE IL 'ne prosperity Of the county is large
enough to overbaance all political considera.
t'ons, and who will endeavor to ease the far.
'ncrs and property holders Of the county o.
the enormous, over.powering burden Of taxa.
ito" under which they are staggering. To
elect such men, regardless Of party consider
atoms, is the aim and end Of the !Ssntinel.
Our last weeks proposition has called
forth, among others, two letters, nominating
each On entire ticket-all good men, and all
men whom the people have confidence in ;
from them let ticket be selected. These
men do not wish for those offices, but they
would probably accept chem il elected.
Yves majority Of the ticket is couced.
cd to the Republicans to that wo have no
objections: We can have none We will be
gratitied with the election Of honest men,
We intend to run no party ticket At this
election; we believe difference Of political
opinion will contribute to tho efficacy of
the board, and Le greater security against
partizan action in any matter, and we are
we'll content that tho Republicans should
have the majority. All We want is
capable, independent board, and We think
such one can be constructed from the
names presented in those communications.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

T.
~ Defanit having been made in the eondi-
ton Of . certain mortgage deed duly executed
and delivered by George W. Campbell, and
| Loretta K. Campbell, his wife, Of Goodhus
county. state OF Minnesota. to John w. Luce,
o. the same county and State, which mortgage
1883. and was duly recorded in the ofiice Of
the Register OF Deeds tor said Goodhue conn
". state OF Minnesota. on the 10th day Of
''n.y, A D. $50. At FIVE O'Clock ?. n. in Book !,
o. Mostg"ge Deeds: on page Al. and conveys
Campbell, his wife. to said John " :. Lnce. IN
zee; ts"oject t. de:easance) the following des-
c.'he! premises. situate, lying and, DO M in
e'oodhue county sSta,e Of: Minnesota. A fol,
lows, to wit: The southwest quarter Of &c,
ton thirty 3o). in township one hundred ana
twelve !l'2), north Of range thirteen (te) west.
containing ono hundred and ffty-four ana
2s-'"o acres, according % the government sar-
vey thereof. SAID mortgage was made 70 g.
cure the payment of the promissory note Of
the said George W: Campbell for tho sum. Of
to said John W. Luce, or his order. o. tho Art
day Of February, a. D. 1860, With interest n
the rate of two and onehalf per cent. per
month until paid. And no suit or proceedings
~ law or otherwise having been instituted 70
recover said debt SO secured by said mortgage
deed as aforesaid. or any part thereof, and
mortgage at the date of this notice the sum Of
one hundred and seventy-four dollars and
fifty nine cents ($174y59):
Now therefore notice, is hereby given, that
in pursuance Of tho power Of sale in said
mortgage contained and Of the statute in such
case made and provided, Ito said morteaeed
premises will be offered for rale at public .Hc-
ton, on the 2sth day Of March. \. ,. 1850, ..
ten o'clock in the forenoon, in front Of tho
Court House, in the city of Red Wing, in said
county Of Goodhuo, to satisfy the amount then
All II m md thn
thereby, together with the costs and expenaea
CT such sale as allowed by law. Dated Rad
Wing, February 9Th, 1860. 1 .e-1
JOHN W. LUCE,
T. SANFORD, Mortgages,
Atty for Mortsagec. 1S6-wS
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

BUTTER IN FIVE M1NurEs.-We conv
the following from the New York Rural
1mfsican: =.
,.";Btsai6 The milk, and set it away for -
hours, to allow the cream time to rise af-
ter letting it stand for the above time, Set
the milk on the stove, and allow it to re-.
main ss!!::"re until the cream assumes wrin
killed. appearance. Do not allow the milk
to boil, or become disturbed, IS it would
cause the cream to mix with the milk
When sufficient cream has been collected,
take wooden bowl, or suitable vessel, and
having scalded it, rinse it in cold water, and
place the cream in it. The operator should
hold his hand in water rs hot as can be
borne for few seconds, then plunge it into
cold water. for about a minute, and at once
commence to agtate the cream BY circu-
lar motion. In five minutes or less the
hutter will be formed, when it can be wash
ed and sailed to suit the taste. During the
winter season, the vessel containing the
cream should he placed over another con-
:..<ining hot water, to warm it /; continue 10
ap;t.ue the cream until the chill has depart.
ed We ,s."pe our readers will try this
method /: no bt:.cor butter can be made by
any churn ever in>cnte..'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

CALIFORNIA SILVER M1NEs.-The Cali.
fornia mails bing US the astounding news Il
the richness 0, the Washoe silver mines
Potosi sinks into insignificance compared
with the almsst fabulous richness Of West.
ern Utah. The recent assays in San Fran
cisco exhibit the extraordinary yield Of thir-
teen thousand dollars Of silver and gold to
the ton, and it is estimated that the yield
Of the veins already opened will amount to
ten million dollars for the ensuing year, and
no possible conjecture can cover future de.
ve'ormentS. Thirty thousand Californians
arc q, patiently awaiting the disappearance Of
the snow to precipitate themselves upon
this new country.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

-, DEATH OF Gov. BIssELL, OF ILLINOIS -
WV. II. B1ssELL, Governor Of Illinois, died
~ Springfield, on the 18th, Of pneumonia.
dov. Is. was born in New York, 1902, and
em'grsted to Illinois At = very early age,
wnere ne changed his profession from phys
'c'an to lawyer, actively entered the field Of
politics: During tho Mexican wa, he was
colonel OF the second Illinois regiment. aud
after the close Of the war. was member Of
congress from 1850 to 1855. He was cleo
Tea Tea Governor Of Illinois in 1856 Lieut.. Gov
WOOD succeeds to the Executive Chair.
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Legal NOTICES.
NlOkTGAGE SALE.


wi Default having been made in the condition
OF u certain m ortgaQc deed hearing date and
duly executed and delivered on the four:h day
90 August. \. d. 1858. by Joseph II. Minor oi
Ned Wing. county Of Goodhue, State Of Mime
sotn: to W. W. Phcl ps and Christopher Graham
corded in the o'li:e of the Register Of Deeds %,
saia county. on the 5sh day Of August, A. D.
ls'S, in book 5 of mortgages. pages 10 and 1903
mud conveys from said Minor to said PHELPS 4
Graham in Zee: the following described premis-
cs situate il, 80; county. to wit /: commenting
nine chains and twenty-five links east from the
n corner Of the Of = w Of section
west, running thence south Is degrees and As
minutes west II chains and 60 LINKS to the ccn-
ire of the Government road. thence Yves: along
the centre Of said road to the centre of Sprii:c
Creek, thence north on the centre Of said creek
To Il point where said creek crosses the west line
thence north IN the west line thereof 70 the W
corner, thence east eighty rods on the north line
Of the last described quarter, thence north
eighty rods to the L W corner OF the sc Il of the
n W Il Of aforesaid section %. thence east nine
chains and twenty five links to the place of be-
ginning, oil in town lib north, of range Is west.
Said mortgage was made to secure the payment
Of ixtecn hundred and twenty four dollars and
sixty-nine cents with annual interest on the
whole sum secured at IL per cent pcr annum
to the condition Of three promissory
notes bearing even date Herewith, one for $500
due December 9Th, 1883. ono for $500 due May
LIST, 1861, and one for Se24.6s due May LIST, 1862,
with annual interest at twelve per cent per an
num- No proceedings at law or other wise hav-
ing been instituted to recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof, and there being due,
as is claimed, on said notes and mortgage ct the
date Of this notice the sum Of five hundred and
sixty-two dollars and eleven cents (S562.ll).-
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the power of sale in said mortgage
and in, pursuance Of the statute IN
such Gaze provided ssaid fmoftgaesd premises
will be offered for sale at public auction at the
front door Of the Court House, in the city Of
Red Wing. in said county, on the 7th day OF
April, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. of said
day, to satisfy tho amount then due on said
mortgage debt, with the costa and expenses Of
sale. Dated at Red Wing, Minn... February
18th, 1850. - = 3 ls6w6
Egx+ W. W. PHELPS, fss
Ssg "a y CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM,
= - ! J w sesss- slMortseeees.
BarsToI & PzEtps, Attorneys.
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PINE ISLAND, March "a 1850.

En-. sESr1SEL-I have just seen your in
vitation in regard to the nomination of a
ticket composed Of true and reliable men
for County Commissioners, irrespective Of
party. look upon these offices as most
important, not the officers themselves, but
to the taxpayers Of the county, and the
best men should be selected. We want
practical men. I propose the following
ticket:
). A. Thacher, Of Zumbrota, Republican ;
RI: Ellsworth, Of Cannon Falls, Democrat
j. NJ. Gates, Of Roscoe, Republican
VIM. Fryberger. Of Featherstone, Dem.
OrrIn Densmore, Of Red Wing, Republican.
This ticket will have the confidence OF
our taxpayers. "DEMOCRAT."
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on the 18th. At the head oft was Colonel
Nivallado. who commanded one of the prin.
cipal forts on the rorttern side Of t he city.
This fort was toibe blown upon iMiramon's
approach, and he was 70 enter the city un-
der the protection Of the batteries to be
erected between The Gulf and cemetery.
Vivalfados principal fellow conspirators
were Lieutenant Colonel Olsquivel snd Cap
tain Joaquin Gomez How mxny were in
the secret is not fully known. Some thirty
men were arrested and banished from the
city. Most Of them were shipped in the
Spanish steamer Mexico Tho head of the
conspiracy was condemned to four years
= NAM ff!rI
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

AN IDLE RUMoR. Of ol..' cote'n
poraries, and we believe some Of ne 'r
nails of other places, have given currency to
a ru,nor that the Democratic National Con
vention would probably he changed to some
other locality than Charleston This, to
those who are we'll informed on the subject,
is simply ridiculous. The place was fixed.
not by the Committee, but by vote Of the
Cincinnati Convention. The Committee was
to fix the time, but was entrust-
ed with no authority whatever Al to the
place for ;:oldpg the Convention. -
We are authorized to state that this is
the view taken Of the subject by the Chair
man Of the Committee, and that no thought
il Or he's been entertained Of making q
If Commerce, 18Th.