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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-22
! do remember we'll the scene,

40 lttiiIl!tOll We'll I3S SSStity
When, oil the congregation seated,
lie closed the book with reverend mien,
And twice the pregnant text repeat d (:
And then, as influenced from above,
His heart with holy themes expanding,
Appeal to Faith and Christian Love,
as vel! ashuman understanding.
Ia look, his tones, his earnest ways,
From one Of rnemory's cherished pic
lures;
A he, in strong but homeIy phrase,
lnpar;e nope or uttered structures.
The velv, t cap he always wore,
Whenever he thunped the pulpit cush-
Loome.l Ike a beacon from the shore
IL warn US sinners from perlition.
The best OF nlen cross must bear
50 providence or fate contrives it;
O. private griefs he had his share,
AnI some that were not quite SO pri-
vate.
lilo might conceal the smouldering fire
OF mental or domestic trial,
But troubles with the wrangling choir
Were patent as their own bass-viol.
Ofcourso, there WAS among his charge
One busy, meddling, ancient maiden,
Who, like a fire-ship, roamed at large
With furtive store of scandal laden.
She scattered brands ofdiscord free,
She slandered and annoyed the parson,
TillalI agreed she ought to be 49,.
Indicted for constructive arson.
On Wednesday night he always male
To us quiet pastoral visit:
So when the bell his touch betrayed,
Nv mother never asked, 'Who is til?
Blu: wheeling out the easy-chair,
With its inviting arms of leather.
She laid his pipe, with thoughtful care,
And steel tobacco-box together.
Those genial times were mellow ripe,
When folks were not inclined to bicker,
If ministers enjoyed a pipe,
And slipped social glass of liquor;
So while his cheerful features glowed,
And smoke-wreaths circled to the cell
ing,
His talk In streams of wisdom flowed,
Like waters from n font of feeling.
We loved the man, revered him too
AS who did not that ever knew hins
His piety and kindness drew,
With cords of love, all classes to him.
His praise by men need not be Tipped
To make our sorrowing hearts beat fas-
ter,
For momory holds a secret crypt ~
Wherein is shriDed the sainted Pas
TOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-22

8th--The Superintendent of Depart
ments shall receive and place in Suitable
order for exhibition, all articles entered,
and take charge of the same during tho
fair.
7tb-All entries for premiums on the
books of the Recording Secretary shall lie
made during the first day of the fair, and
no such articles be received on the ground
for prem u.ns after 8 O'clock A. nj. of the
the second day. 'a,71.J p. .fF.f) 's'.1
sth-The awarding committees sI.ali
meet at the Office on the croun Is at 8
o'c ock A. M. Of tie second day, and at q
o'cl OK shall proceed to examine the arti.
ees in their respective departments and
certify their awards in writing to the Rs.
cording Secretary at IL o'clock A. M
Printed bl'nks shall be provided for cir
tificates Of award, subs antiaIIv in the fol-
lowing form.
Annual Fair, Pierce Co. Ag. Soc.
September, 1s6
To the Rec. Secretary
The Committee on have made the
following awards
No. Description of articles, Award
Signed 3 Committee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-22

From the Knicksrbocker.
THE PARSON.

BY GEORGE II. CLARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The SOUTHERN FURY IN THE SENATE CHAMBER
The Hoalos Washington correspondent thus de-
scrbes the violent assault in debate Of Southern Sena
tors upon Mr.. Doolittle of Wisconsin, on Monday:
"The executive session of the Senate to-day was
probably the most violent AID brutal that ever dis
praced tie Senate of the United States. Mr.. Cling
nan made q se speech against the election Of sew
ard Mr. Doolttle replied TO ChngUan and charged
upop the South with severity, when Mr.. TOombs gave
the lie 10 Doolitile and Doolitte flung it back and
consterna alton followed and what followed that yodr
reporter cannot tell save hurried adjournment. lido
net bear that have passed tonight, but all concnr
that me scene il the Senate to-day was never ex-
ceeded
Since writing the above I have learned that the
canse of the difficulty grew eut of charge brought by
the Republicans that Mr.. Faulkner in favor OF dis
union As evidence of this, extract OF his recent
speech concerning Browns raid at Harpers Ferry was
quoted This brought the entire South To the support
of Mr. Faulkner and bis disunion sentiments, who, 1t
was b, heved up that time would have been rejected
hut for the additional interference Of Mr. Dooitle
Mesrs. IversOn and Clay said to have been quite
az bitter as Mr. TOOmbs in their replies to Mr.. Doot-
tie who is not reported to have made any answer to
the eptbets which reported TO have been very Sc
were TIE old Senator's say there has not been 20
stormy an executive session since the rejection OF Mr.
Van Buren, and the attempted rejection of Mr.. Ever
cit, who was saved by the surprising eoquence OF
Henry Clay"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
ART ITEMS.

The Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher hss purchased the
large painting by George L. Brown, now exhihi-
ton arNo 7GS y oadway, representing view of the
site Of Tureuum from the top of Mount Albapo. II IL
tie psniop picture of that truly noble landscape,
full of the brilliant light Of Summer morning giving
a view Of the old AppiAn way near Rome. The
este Of TuscHum, il remarkable for IT. breadth Of
vew ano fine prospective AZ for the bold and massive
charari,r of the rocky foreground. 1t ranks among
tie fnest landscapes thai have been exhibited in New
York. Trese pictures were 70 have been removed 10
Boston for exhibition but they have attracted 20 much
attention that the artist has concluded to keep them
short tire longer
The fret Artits Reception at the Studio Building
in Tenth street. for the season, will take place on
Thursday tight, the 10Th The Committee are Messrs
Bays, Suydam, and Clifford.
Mr. Barry, from Boston, whose craycn heads have
gained him 80 much distinction has taken room 10
Clinton Hall W here he is busily at work. Among his
sitter are come of literary celebrities He has in
his studio AZ exceedingly fine head Of Whittier the
poet which remarkable for its vigorous drawing and
high trish--two qualities which are not always found
In u same work.
Am, ng the artists now in New-York is Ball, the
sculptor from Boston, whose fdll-len2th statue of
Webster the members of the New-Englapd Society
taking sters have cast in bronze TO be placed in
! Union Square. Mr. Ball is engaged q colossal
eQues'risn statue of Washington which Is TO be placed
in the Boston Common, the rising ground the
al frog pond"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

CANAL SuPEKIsrESDESTs ABOLISHED on TUE
EAsTERy DIyIsIos.-The law of 1851 requires that
the Office of Superintendent of Repairs be dispensed
with ON all sections where the repairs are lone by con-
tract Tho mandate OF the law has been complied with
for the last wear or more By the Republican Contract
ing Board. At meeting of the Board YESTERDAY, on
motion Of Mr.. skinner, the ne Democratic I2n ms
sioner. resolu ion was adopted 10 d,pense with the
office Of Super ntendent Of Repairs on his the Easte n
Division, from he first day Of February next Ibs
removes Superintendent K. c. Dom, Sec. Ene
Canal. VIM g. Wait, Sec 3, John Beardslee, Sec. !,
X. q. Savery, See. ), Alanson Weel, Supt, scc !
Cbsmplain, and Guy W. Clark, Sec. do. L. w.
RurlsI was appointed Resident Engineer on the
BIsek River Canal In Board Of Canal Commission
- The Resignation OF Charles H. Prntup, ~ Clerk In
thsiT Office, was received and accepted
vu I,arxrrrY-Ths Washington Stdtes say
,ta, moi many wears ago ole Of the slayeholding
regarded The d r aa 80 rnn
cIocf that should be thereafter sold within
her limit as to amount to virtual prohibition but the
Yankee was slow in originating PII ios I've
ces.ful eyasion He lease the h0usehoio ootnn"''y
for period of ninety nine Year,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

THE SEVERE CoLD IN EAST TExAs.-A letter,
written in Chapel Hill, the middle Of December,
says:
1.-TWO ice-houses at WAGE, in LAY AZ, were hlied
lat week. Oxen ont on the public roads died by
hundreds have seen as many forty sheep dead In
one pen, ali of which died in single night. In sew
eral places pork hogs in fine fat order, have frozen,
and especially when in hoored pens. Some few horses
have been found frozen, and the chickens generally
are shedding their toes.
awe learn from The Houston Telegraph that, dur
ing the late cold weather, there were from fifty TO
whom were under the Influence of liquor when frozen.
There were also many thousands of hogs, cattle and
sheep frozen to death in that State In that region the
people are 70 uuaccustomed TO the cold that what
would not be considered much here is terribly severe
here"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
,,,s ppooKLYy CHESS CLUB,

IT, the Editor Of Then u T''OsaS
SIR In your article upon Chess matters on the 10th
~ Won have unnisnOnay done injustice Brooklyn Chess
Glib by rsporsias not in BouIi.hus eonatoa
,,ar This mistake, the Clab promising
condition u IL has auoag lie members OF the
very strongest players the eOcny ,ad the average strength Of
is members not eIceDed BY any Club tho United States
The Of the Club centrally located and comfortably
furnished add the public every srsnn On wsdns
day and Saturday evenings there general attendance Of the
member fer practice and Saturday grand ounssst
wn commence for the purpose & testing The comparative
sah the msmbe and three sAuAbs prscs sre to be given
b the winners In each Of three Cases Of playssA
A MEMBER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

MURDER AND SELE-MUTmATIOS.-An old woman,
80 wear. of age residing Auburn, the county sea
of De Kalb County Ind, beat her husband who war
~ old as herself, with and club TILL ne died
Thir was six weeks ago to day. She was lodged IN
ial, and on the following Sunday she procured COM
mon case-knife and sharpened it the stovepiPe in
her cell with the intention she said OF cutting her
throat but fearing the knife not sha P enough for
the operation, cut or sawed hole through into the
cavity Of the abdomen-ore out poTtlon OF the oau
and then sezed the large intestnedivided that ana
cur of a piece about fye inches long, throwing The
piece il TO the stove but il secured before was
burnt too much for Identification. She Is now getting
well. The reason she assigned for the act was thst
che vanted 10 90 where her old man was. No surgical
aid was rendered as it thought she would die but
the il hammaiion has subsided-the somschie end OF
the intestine proTuding about two inches out OF the
wound, through which the secretlOns pass Inc nag
has be- partially insane for time. She tells TOR
tunes and calls herself a witch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

MONEY TIGHT" AT WAsHINGToN.-A correspond
eut Of one Of the Western papers says " washington
Citv il az dead lock pecunarly. am told that no
merchant can get $500 from bank here, for the very
simple reason that the banks haven't got any money.
The banks have invested all their money in f5stOiice
drafts and there is appropriation until there
Sneaker But that money is scarce here is undenany
true. Every BODY who wants it has more than the
usual difficulty in getting it, 1t il said that Glosbren
ner the Sergeant az Arms has advanced members the
sum of $4,000 expecting to be repaid when the
Sneaker can sign wausuts But the $50, OO0 have
broken him and he shows blank face and an empty
pure 10 all applicants But this IL one fact about the
tightuess OF money which may be remarked as sign
of the times"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

PIcKpocEErs.-Withm f. days past several com
Hts have bcr BY parties who hsvs had Their p'e.c
peked while pnssiag from the ferry bpaft IN me cars
r.tensn were relieved Of small amounts yesterday Dos ~
thieves not 6etscted
GRASD TARcEET.-Jaues d. Bnckart, employer %
a vessel inc rear be Jerscv CITY Ferry abscsnded Monday
with 90 belonging the captain Al 'earen TOT MI -
proved unavaiiRg.
FATAL AcctuEsr At rus TcSNEL John Leyet, .
sborrr employed IN sha No fry ioufsd J-sts'dp
b9 being blown upin the shat while lac was Sork hs
there.
Tie Grand Jury Of Hudsou County Yesterday
VI burglary and rap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
CITY ITEMS

FEEs VERSUS SALARIEs.-The enormous orohtS On
the Collector Of Assessments ano bis deputies nave
from time to time been exhibited b. monthly state
ents but we now give the entire fees OF those lucky
officials tor the year 1852 Tbey put the salaries OF toe
Ms,or and Comptroller completely in the shade but
T. ese are not tire only lucky ones. The Sheriff. County
Clerk, and some others also reap golden harye1t.
Tie Buresu for the Collection of Assessments Is about
Il faitest spot in the Street Department There APP
pears to be no good why the Office should not he
ade saIaried one and the collection put under the
control Of tie Finance Department where 1t properly
belongs.
Tie following statement shows the amount OF fees
mace BY the Collector an his deputies during the year.
Tbs oney came cut of the pockets Of property owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

A NEW AND YET A DANGEROUS WAY or COLLECT
ING OLD DEBTs There bas been in existence for
some time in NewYors agency for collecting debts,
whose msuuer of business is something IN this way;
The establishment keeps large covered wagon on
which is PAINTED in conspicuous letters the name and
place of business of the agent and the words Tad
debts collected Old claims hunted up" &c. The
wagon in question with these great big letters on 1t,
il driven up daily and in houry, before the
door of every debtor against whom the collector has
claim effect Of this is about equivalent to telling
the usighhos obliged 70 be dunned ~
their landlord grocer tailor Many doubtless worried
into settz up by this ingenious unw4rrsnabe and unjust
exposure institution In Newly ok believe has been
there in instance declaring an e
gal individual visiting the unucky driver OF
be vehicle with summary and altogether unmeted chas
teuep At all events the agency has been transferred OF
branch been extended this city and full operation here
uriru past the annoying wagon In question was
driven p before house in Hicks street where gentleman ana
his If boarded HON IL alleged furniture dealer oil
cur city had claim for $50 The gentleman in question: We
believe was unfortunate in business and failed The furniture
de der tbr debt Of the best sold 1t to the col
for The lady told the driver OF the vece on
bis rst visit again round there annoying tine mousse
hat to husband his place OF business IL
NeYsrk Not 70 no for is OF the pm
ces Of the business and in very short time the wagon w"
round again The lacy this time prepared 10 have settle
emit with the driver and he poked his nose ine
the door she him with horsewhP and very vigorously
spu4d H. until made himself scarce II the nesh
borhOod sEd he has forgotten to call that way since
Brooklyn Eagle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

RENEWAL OF THE RAILROAD CAR LIcKssEs The
time far the renewal of Cal licences by the City Rail-
road Companies has arrived aud the Sixth and Eighth
Avenue Com panies have already rene Sed. The Sec
ond and Third Ave; Companies refused 10 ooey we
ordinances OF the Common Council last year licensing
each car and eontiue to disregard it. Suits were CON-
mepced by the city to compel them TO take out licenses
but no decision bas, rs vet, been arrived at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

FEES OF COSsTABLEs IN CRIMINAL CASEs.-Soine
months since Judge Culver Of the City Court refused
20 admit the bill of Constabes for serving criminal
processes, on the ground that il Of the duties
OF the police and by permitting the ConstsbleS to per-
form that duty the county would be unjustly taxed
The case appealed TO the Supreme Court on the
suit of Edward 0Reilly against EraStus ID. Culver,
City Judge, and recently the following decision was
rendered by Judge Emott, being in favor OF the Con-
stables:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

THE WAYsARKs or LIFE.-The Rev. K. II. ChapIn
commenced on Sunday morning, at his church, in
Broadway, course Of eight sermons on the Way
marks OF Life" The frs discourse treated Of Child
hood ard contained protest against the system Of
schooling young children and prematureiy crsumiug
them with book learning He said that atrocous
that the blood and vgor that intended to strength
en- the hands and body should be forced into the bead
until IT became disproportiouate intellectual wen on
the cl i'd The next discourse will be addressed 10
Young men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

Although the policemen appointed under the Act 10 e-tab
sh metropolitan Police District etc laws OF 1851 VOL
20 possess all the powers nstabes except for the service
civil process these officers not exclusively vested with
such pow.rs The csnsabes in the City OF Brooklyn stu
retain their in the service Of process
etc In the discretion Of ths magistrates to direct and de
their either OF these classes Of officers since both
NAV execute Il is that the effect Of the exercise Of ths
the other, either to employ officer
who receives stated salary, who will charge
Trsasury for the services be- ia called
form. But tho ussIats rspsnsioe for the course they
pursur the CITY The people and the City Judge
their discretion by refusing 20 tax certify the bills
officers whom they employ. In the present the
Juogs incorrect refused the relsto bill and there
be judgment asainst him for peremptory nandamas"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

An T,yAlTHyUL WATcHMAS.-Theod9re Weiss,
farmer Of Neg-Jer-ey had in his employ man naIsd Janes
et Holding Of the hou.e He had been gone Sg,
~ "a ble when Holding packed ot OF clothing and other
nropertv valued at 500 with which ne asj started for New
iok WIFI navigating in the neighborhood Of the
ferry The thief aYosec the suspicion OF Officer Bernhoids OF the
Precinct who finally took him into CUSTODY
tire owner Of the found, and his proper
~ restored hin. The prisoner taken before justice
Kelly who committed him to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

LIVE RrrUBLIcAss.--rhe Twenty-frst Ward re-
publcan Association in the Constitution which they
have just adopted have article which provides tnS'
meetings sbal be held every Monday evening, and a.
much oftener IA the Association shall direct Inc Ike
publicans Of this Ward mean work
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY Is, 1860

while she WA passing through Lsursns street, sbe
assaulted by the prisoner and two others who took
improper liberties WIKI her, and aferward attempted
TO cary of her cape. The accused wac committed for
examination by Justice Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

NEw-YoRK CRY LIpEARY AssocIATIoS.-Two
lectures, upon the Chemistry of Carbon will be dey-
cred in the Cooper Institute by Prof silliman, r, be-
fore tie New-York City Library Association. The
first is to be given this evening and the second tomor-
row evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The Oregon sta'e House is comprised withln I Ipe
second story Of Holmans brick bio * IN otom ine
Governor has ono ROOM and the Secretary OF o.A.e
and TREASURER another and the Legislature mset1
but bennially, that branch Of the Government WIN %
disposed Of in the pubic hall overhead when occasion
re hires. The Oregon Stasesmdn thinks .a,s -
orest improvou,ent on the old accommodations, the
off ces being now in brick nse ,d OF wooden ouiid
ing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

CRoroS RECONNAISSANCE the first Of January, the
receipts for Croion water rents have been but s'V"'
leaving nearly sl00 900 still due which interest a.
the rate of fifteen per cent is exacted. If not paid oy
the first of June the property i'll be sold as Usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

ACCIDENTS AND ISQUEsrs Mary Ryan died on
Sunday night injuries recsyed in consequence OF ans
ght stairs No ~ East seventeenth street AZ
wa. held on The body by Jsckman aud verdict OF
Accidental death Mary Ann Murphy wa scaded 70
estb an Monday residence Of her parents IN fwen
tvr street by upetipE kettle Of boiling over her per
.on. The child was but IS months old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

MoysrER.-william Lalor, butcher in Ceuter
Market, exhibited Tuesday in front Of the City Hall,
q uonstrous fat steer. The animal is low grade red
Durham, years old, and has been fattened for the
past years. He stands 5 feet 9 inches high at the
whers girhs 10 feet 81 inches, and hs present own
says that ten days ago he weighed 34j2 pounds but
since bis arrival at Bulls Head has lost 81 pounds
making hls present weight 3,4ls pounds. He was
ra-ed and fattened by T.. Haztun Of Beekman,
DutcLess County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
BROORL YIN ITEMS.

The Draytons will perform Never Despair and
Loves Labor Lost of their entertaining Par
lor Operas-this evening at Washington Hall, Will
iamsburgh. Senor Oliveira will appear between the
operas and execute fayorite pieces his violin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
Eru,pp II D,x aSs'I NJ Di' + iitor of The Seal


attends exclusively operative and the mora 90
scure daase- the pelvic yi-cea Rupture neorrnotds
hsua nd concealed sbsces Of the rectum are cured wtnou
IN, kuiie or gature hours, from to to s. aud
ITO M No 20 5th At all other nours he Il at ana
st bosus comfort OF domestic life IL provided
for require the important oPeIsons, or careful
Diet. atment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

The RED ANGER.-Here is q chance to witness
bs excellent drauahe Produced is ia TO De
repeated this afternoon and evening BARSUs MUSEUM and
ALWAYS attracts sreat crowGs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
eouRr cALENDAR-run DAr.

SUPREME OouRT.-Circuit.-PatI. -Nos: -, - -.
AL asa s7l A., ais Az AZ ass ss5 t9l 49, 0i -
loT ,cs sil Par, i--NOs sss, is2 1ss, "a - "a ~
900 4e3 .o6 sio ala ala tls, an 90 ~ 40, ,ox
iOs ls ~, rs ia iss' Isl. IN, III la. ~
ia vA,oa axa l39.
Isl as az 80 s4 46s a. <si AL as al ~ "a -
son sY, Par I--Nes IA sss, "a ~ 80 ~ -
iss ~. 80 Sst 800 no An. la 49, "a n
CouRT on ConnoE PLRAA--fet L-NS 81. ~ -
~ IA Sis ss sss IN sal esa ssT m - az "a -
po 1894 teS Part iL-kes ss. ui' 49, ~ ~
ssS e1 o., ~ %. n u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18

THE HARDWARE BOARD or TRADE.-The third au-
nual dinner of this guild takes place this evening at
the St. Nicholas Hotel when the representatives OF the
trade will muster in strong force.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-18
CnrNrrnrrrrs-Ihn Pnlice Of the EssLern District

CoCSrERYEErS-The Police Of the Eastern District
yeterdsy notified that counterfeit 80 bills the Oneida
County Bank ~ y being passed In tho city The store
DoteS and taken 20 he parties
in passing them but they eudd the vigilance OF the
Fohce. Counterfeit ~ bills the Clinton baik " j., ard
the Oueids County Bank of Utica " T.. put in
circulation yesterday in The Western District young
ed Heufy Blackwell arrested for Attempting to
bill the bank He committed 10 answer by jus
iga CoruWeu