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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-15
MIR. HAMLlN then stepped forward and

SdIu
SENAToRs-The experience of several years
in this body has taught me something OF the
duties of the presiding officer, and with stern,
lnfexible purpose to discharge these duties
faithfully, relying upon the courtesy and CO.
operation of Senators, and invoking the aid of
Divine Providence, am now ready to take the
oath required by the Constitution, and to en-.
ter upon the discharge of the official duties as
signed to me by the confidence of generous
people.
MIR. HAMILN then took the oath, as fol-
lows
l, Hannibal Hamlin, do solemnly swear to
support the Constitution of the United States.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE said: Having now arrived
at the termination of this Congress, now de
clare the Senate adjourned without day.
MIR. HAMLIN then took the Chair, end
the proclamation for an extra session was
read, and the new Senators were sworn into
Office, Mr.. HAMLIN administering to Mr..
BRECKENRIDGE his oath as a Senator,
The closing scenes of the House of Rep
resentatives, were not of an exciting char
acter. The bill authorizing the President
to collect the revenue on ship board, at the
ports of the seeding States, was lost. The
resolution censuring Secretary ToUcEY, for
accepting the designations of naval officers
passed-ayes 95, nays 62. Speaker PEN
N1NGToN, in response to complimentary
resolution offered by Mr.. PHELPS, OF Mis-.
souri,, made fine speech, from which we
quote the following:
You will permit me, therefore, before part.
ing, to say publicly, what is we'll known to
many if not all of you, that have ever been
and am now, and trust ever shall remain,
devoted friend of the Union of the States. and
favorable to any just and liberal compromise
The report of the Committee of Thirty. three Of
this House met my cordial approval, and
have never hesitated to declare my belief that
Convention of all the States, to consider &C
tual or supposed grievances, was the proper
and most available remedy. As member o.
| the Union, l declare my conviction that nc
| tenable ground has been assigned for disso
luton of the ties which bind every American
citizen to his country, and impartial history
| will so decide. My confidence in the Ameri
| can people is such that believe no just com
plant can exist long without a redress at thei
hands. There is always remedy in the Union
With this view, l still declare my willingness
to Join in measures of compromise. would
| do so because of the ancient ties that have
bound us together under the institution framed
by our fathers, and under the Constitution sign
ed by the immortal Washington. would d.
so, for the national honor is committed to thu
experiment of free institutions. would do 81
for the love bear my countrymen in all part
of our beloved land, and especially so for tn
sake of that noble band of patriots in the Dor
| Iar Sfofa ho o. M
sition, have stood firm like rocks in the oceal
for the peace and perpetuity of the Union.
After the conclusion of his address, a
noon on Monday. the Speaker declared tn
House adjourned, sine die and thus ende'
the XXXVI. Congress.
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The United States Senate added the
following section to the general appropria-
ton bill, looking to settlement with Col.
MOBILES:
of Che Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized
and directed to audit and state the accounts of
the late superintendent of the Fort Ridgely and
South Pass wagon road up to the time when
he was relieved from the care of the public
property in his possession, and allow him all
such sums as, in the opinion OF the Secretary,
NAV be fair, reasonable, and just, and charge
him with ali such sums as, in his opinion, he
ought to be charged with, and report the same
% Coz lgresS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-15
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
The Republican Convention has re.nom-
mated William A. Buckingham, the pres
ept incumbent, for Governor. The remain
der OF the ticket is as follows: for Lieut..
Governor, Benjamin Douglas, of Middleton ;
Secretary of State, james H. Trumbull, of
Hartford; Treasurer, Ezra Deane, of
Woodstock Comptroller, L. W. Cutler, of
Watertown. Dwight Loomis, of the first,
and John Woodruff, of the second, and 0.
S. Ferry, Of the fourth Congressional dis
trict, have been renominated. The cleo
ton takes place on the first Monday in
April.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-15

MRS. R. A. LOCKWOOD, of Lafayette,
Indiana, recently received letter from
Colonel Fremont, at New York, informing
her that be was ready to pay over fee of
100000 due her husband upon the deter.
IMITATION in his favor of the celebrated Mari.
posa claim suit.
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Twiggs' Expulsion


ling General Twiggs from the army, no.
ticed in our dispatches on Saturday:
GENERAL ORDERs-No
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March l, 1851
The following order is published for the in.
formation of the army:
WAR DEPARTMENT, March l, 1861.
By the direction of the President of the
United States it is ordered that Brigadier Gen
eral David E. Twiggs be and is hereby dis
missed from the army of the United States, for
his treachery to the flag of his country, in hav.
ing surrendered on the 18th of February, 1861.
on the demand of the authorities of Texas,
the military posts and other property of the
United States in his department. and under his
charge.
J. HOLT, Secretary of War.
By order of the Secretary of War.
s. COOPER, Adjutant General.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

~ With the view of selecting and re-
commencing to the City Council. the ap-
pointment of a sultabl" person as Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department in this city,
the different Fire Companies appointed a
make the selection. The joint committee
held meeting on the I'd Jan. and unanim-
ouslv selected ELIAS III. PAGE. for that sta
tion--a better selection could not have been
made and one. too. that will give more gen.
eral satisfaction. We hope the new Council
will confirm the choice Of the commi ttee.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
Commiss toner's Sale of Real Estate
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC


NOTICE is hereby given, thst Thursday, the
. 10th Gsy of January, 1861, the premises, |
will sell at public the real estate Of
johnson, deceased died seized in the city OF Rich
mond, Wayne County, Indiana. to wit: The late resi-
dence Of said Johnson North Fifth Street in said
city. described follows: lot number ninety-sevcn
97 and strip Of ground three feet and six inches
wide sken off ,f the south side of the adjoining 10,
number ninety six l9sl the whole length OF ths
Also, the business property IN the South East
OF Main ami Marion streets in said city, described
follows: Part of lot numbered hun ired and ive
in th At par, Of the of Richmond Wayne county.
Indiana laid of by John Smith, and bounded fol
lows-beginning the north west of said lot,
thence Main street sixteen (lS feet, thence
south ninety three 9Sl feet parallel with Marion
street. thence sixteen feet to Marion street.
thence north ninety three s3 feet to the place of be-
ginning. And also smother portion Of said lot l05
commencing four and one half AZ inches in the
west wall v hch wan is to remain partition wall
OF the brick building rmerly owned by William L.
Brady, and now by Clayton Hunt, on Main street,
thence south thirty 3i )te-t, and also all the
ground thence the line Of the property former
" owned BY Paxson and Lewis. above described -
The sbove being the property conveyed to James
johnson by John VI Paxsou and Mark Lewis, by deed
dated Feb. 14th 1854 aud recorded in the Recorder
Ofce of said county, in Deed Record. No. Is pages
TO and So. And also another part of said lot los,
bounded follows: Beginning At point The suth
boundary of said lot forty 4I feet east Of Mar
thence nrrta parallel with Marion street
six l6l iect. thence east parallel with the south
boundary of said Let, six 6feet thence south parallel
with Marion street .'x (el feet thence west SIX 8
feet the place of beginning with the privilege OF
private pssSw.y, through the ground Of said Clayton
Hunt, TO the premises hereby conveyed from Marion
street. the shove being the same ground conveyed
to James johnson by Cisyton Hunt by deed dates
June a. 1854 and recorded in the Recorders Ode.
of Sail county in record Ne. 10. page IS
One third Of the purchase money TO be paid easl
down, third IN twelve months, and the remanin.
third eighteen tbs from date Of SALE viii
interest. CLAYTON HUNT, Comm issioner-
November ss,h 1850. s675 81
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

We are indebted to Ed Salter. Sec. Of
No 2. Fire Co, for the following list of
fires and alarms for the past year:
Jan. 3l-4 90 O'Clock. p.m.-Vicker's
Boarding House, North Main ST., between
Pearl and Front: 2s first alarm and first
water.
March 100 o'clock. am.-Chas. Swa-
ny's house S. Main-st 3's first alarm, 2's
first water.
March 1s-7 45 a.m.-1homas Hunts
frame house. cor. Front and Walnut-sts.:
2's frs: alarm. SIS first water, rs no water.
March 2O-64 45 p. m.-Dr. Webster's
chimney. N Seventh ST: 3's first alarm, 2's
first on ground-no water thrown.
March pa p.m.-False alarm: 3's first
alarm, 2's ahead-no water thrown. 3's
broke their hose carriage.
March 25--9 m Chimney at Plummer
& Kelly's Drugstore. COR Main and Pearl
SITS: SIS first alarm. 2's first water.
March 26-ll.15 m.-False alarm for
the purpose Of washing out a disreputable
house. on S. Marion ST., near Boston pike,
raised by Is.
MAY 6--9.2O p.m.-Small house on N.
Washington ST.: SIS first alarm-no water
thrown.
May I-S.oO p. m.-lhree 'aoieS on
South st between Pearl and Front: is first
alarm and water; IS not in service.
| May 1880 p. NV. w. Wilson's
stable on \. Sixth ST.: e's first alarm and or
ground brst--no water thrown.
May 27--Il As p.m.-Brown Morrow
slaughter house North Of town: SIS frs
alarm, 2's only water; is and 3's there bu
no water.
June 30-4 p. ms. Babcock's Drying
House (Steam Barrel Factory. N. Ninth st
Beard & Sinex's whistle first alarm; 2's mex
SIS first water.
July 4-Bonfire at depot at night: e
first alArm--no water.
) Oct. 27-9 90 p. m.-Firs over DR.. Potts
|, Drugstore. e. corner Main and Marion sts
2's first alarm--no water thrown.
Oct. 2S-6- As pm.-John NJ. Paxson'
meat shop on N. Franklin-st: 2's first alsrr
and first water.
| Dec 27-I.45 a. m.-Hope's Billiar
, Saloon. third story J. L. Meek's buildin
NE. corner of MaIn aud Marion-st: 2's fir:
alarm and first water.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
The Natural Weather Guide,
VEGETABLE aYeRoMETeR.

'NHiS instrument possesses all the qualities OF .
L first class Barometer. in foreselIing the vsreus
changes of weather with vnerring accuracy, often
rom "a to IS hours previous any visible change
he acting principle aiar plant discovered by
the propretors which possesses the highly curious
and useful property of adapting itself 70 the
atmospheric variations and remark ably sensitive
n. 10 render it the most perfect Hygrume,er known
II siinei to supply the great want 50 long felt by
FAIRNESS, Of 3 cheap convenient and reliable,
guide to the weather." The Automatic operation
Of this little weather prophet, simple and perfect,
has won universe admiration and praise. The pro-
prietors feel highly gEa,ihed in being able
tribute valuable article tn the Of main
ly Of natures own WOnd rfui mec hanism. -
Two sty les Of the instrument ready for
ket One, . neatly chased case of union matsria.;-
the other large ornamental rosewood easc contain
ing two pointers and thermometer. Price of the
small size 5 So that Of the larger 81 90. Either
will be sent by Express upon r,ceip, of the price,
The small size sen, by mail post paid. the same
Full directions will accompany each instrument sold
sAgents wanted Address.
A. H. BLACK & BRO.
indianapolis, ind
Nov. /. 4.
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To COmsunlptivcs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few ~eeks by very simple rem -dy, after having
suffered for several years With severe lung A.
fection. and that dread disease, consumpton-is anx
mus make his FELLOW sufferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send of the
scrip,ion used ree OF charge with the directions for
preparing the which they will and sure
cure for Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis, &c The On
object advertiser sending the prescription 10
benefit the afflicted, and spread Information which he
conrcves to be invaluable and hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy. will cost them nothing and
may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing ciption will please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
46-Iy Williamson gh, Kings county. New York
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

lV Judging from the space devoted to
our humble self in the half sheet issue of
the last Jeffersonian, and coming out as it
did the day prior TO the one appointed by
tn" President for fasting and prayer. Cul.
ley must have called all the editors of that
concern to a con nsultaton, and, TO his pro-
proposal of: let us bray!" they must
have responded with one spontaneous gush
OF sentiment /! 4" They feel relieved no
doubt. in thus letting their lungs and ma
lures have free scope!
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

Rc Cal. Johnson is in daily receipt OF
Mann's Superior Oysters. and sells them by
the can and half can. and serves them up
in good style, at the lowest prices. He also
keeps a great variety Of the luxur'es and
substan,ials of life. Call and see for your
selves.
nS- Toombs. the Senator from Georgia
is denounced as a traitor; but our friend j.
NJ. HAYS is commended by all who Pur-
chase goods at his Store for the superiority
Of his stock and his low prices. He sells
for cash and at cash prices.
Bv The Triangle is the place for good
living. A good lunch. and good meal can
be had there on short notice and at small
price. Call and see for yourselves--we
simply express our opinion, based upon
trial of the thing.
Ev Dugdale's Bazaar is the place to get
everv thing that is nice. Oysters. fruits,
nuts, can dies. toys. fancy articles-wiiiow
ware, &C.. &c.
John X. Boswell takes pictures that
do not fade. They are life-hke and possess
4 beautiful tone and finish Call at his
rooms. on Main west of Front, at the sign
Of the big Camera.
rEWar or no war. Hsines is determin ed
TO close out his extensive stock OF choice
goods at prices that cannot fail to suit the
purchaser Now is your time-he is sell
iog some goods below eastern cost. W.
advise all to go early in the morning before
the rrea, tide or rush of customers set
in.
n~Messrs Curms b Dunn, Tanners anG
Curriers'. have taken the large room of Irvir
Reed, on Main street, and in . few weeks
will remove their store to that place. Mr.
Curme goes East in few days for stock.
EEThe sisters Of the sewing circle o
the African NJ. E. Church. Of this city re
allied at their fair, held on last Christma
eve and the following evening, the hand
some sum Of S43, which they presented Il
their Pastor. the Rev. T. Stra,her. May
the Lord give the A. NJ. E. Church ar
abundance more OF such sisters, and bles
those that she already has abundantly. -,
u Liquor shops all closed election day
vet there was considerable drunkeuness!-
We cant account for this phenomena onl,,
BY the application of the Jeffersonian's uni
versal cause for all disasters and mishaps
the election Of Old Abs!
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

Has- For Sale or Trade: 5000
worth of Real Estate this and other States. Good
bargains be ad by calling c. P. Piummer. In
telligence Cf1ce, No. 8 South Pear-st.
80 servant girls to do house work-.hose who can
wash bake aud cook we'll, Gnd good steady stu
atons and high wages by applying Immediately at the
Intelligence Office
50 Town Lots. 20 Dwelling Houses, Spring Wag
ons sud good Horses, FOR sale or trade:
Everybody wishing to sell OF trade Real Estate OF
Personal Property should fail to call the Intel
ligence Office, No. 9, South Pesr-st
c.. PLUMMER s. CO, intelligencers.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

We would call the attention Of our friends
70 the Improved Hot Air Furnaces being
ed by Mr.. Lefevre which undoubtedly superior
teie any before offered the pabiie Se ae
sured by those who them in that heater
in point economy comfort cleanliness and oonven-
enee the, surpassed The peculiar cons'ruc
ton Of Heater gives large rsdiatng surface and the
arrangement the cold air a-s and water tank sueh
avoid the drynes of HotAr Furnaces aed pro-
a soft and agreeable atmosphere Any wish
farther information in regard them requested to
call c. Strickland B. StrattAn, Roberts. who
using them, W. NJ Lefevre the ufaetur
er 3-3t
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue OF execution directed from
the Wayne Common Pleas Court. will public
sale, the Court House Door the Centervie,
Wayne couEty Indiana the 18th day OF January 1861
aeiw en- the hours often o'clock and four o'clock,
said day. the following real estate situated in
the CITY OF Richmond Wayne Indiana. and de-
scTihed follows to wit, Lot number 80, J. x Dug
dsies addition, AMI subdivision the City of Richmond.
being 10 inches Main street, running
haek with parallel lines the East and West sidea
thereof 20 feet TO alley together with all the Improve
ments and appurtenances thereto belonging The
10 be sod the property 9f samuel Nutting sis
~ said execution in favour % William Hart, ei al,
J. 5. STtDHAM, Shn W. c.
Dec "a, 1850. (S2soJ ;
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

p6 Dram Perry. the Starr Hall Agent,
informs us he has positively made arrange
ments for WOODS THEATRE to per-
form in this city commencing one night
this week. The time Of commencement and
continuance here, of this Theatrical Com
pany. will be announced in the bills. The
scenery is now being put up in Starr Hall.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

Sons ox TKNPKRANcx.-The officers for
current term of Clark Division No. 3. Sons
OF Temperance are rs follows:
Worthy Pasriarch-Jas- NJ. Starr.
WORTHY Associate-Asa Smith.
Recording Scribe--D p. Holloway.
Assistant R. 81 Addington.
Financial Scribe--G. b. Wicks.
Treasurer--I. Ringe.
Conductor--W. D. Schooley.
Assistant C.--L. Harris
Inside S-A. Edwards
Outside S-P. O'Donnell.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

GAS! GAS! GAS = Messrs Starr &
White would respectfully inform the citizens of
Richmond who are desirous of having gas intro
duced into their premises, and by so doing avail
themselves of a great luxury, the cheapest, clean
est, safest and best tight now in use, that they
have now on hand 1000 feet Of gas mains, which
they are ready to lay down on any street
that will insure a sufficient number Of gas con-
sumers to justify them in doing so. 45tf
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

Es- Our young friend Asa SMITH, is
prep ,red Hang Bells, Build Stairs, and do sny
kind of work in the Carpentery line in satsfc tory
and workmanlike manner. We commeni Mr.. 5. as
one of our best and most reliable mechanics All
ders left at Gorsuch Poes Hardware Store will be
prom ply atten led to- Shop the N E. Cor. Of
Sixth and Walnut-sts 2f
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
~CHEaPER THAN THE CHEAPEST

~CHEAPER THAN THE CHE EAPEsr-BeUer
THAN BEsr!-Nrs.E W. Adiieman has just re
ceived another lot of Maiams Demrest's Prize Med /
HOOP SKIRTS, that cannot get out of order. Ladies
call and them, the sole Branch of Madame Dem
srest. Brightwell ,uiiding eoor West OF Mrs :
Bradourys - Dress Making. all its v.rious
branches and Patterns great variety Also, Ladies
FuIs altered and repaired.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
Dec l1h,Issa.

pY virtue OF an execution to me direct from the
- Wayne Common Pleas Court, | will expose at
public sale the Court House Door the OF Cen
teryie Wayne Indiana. the iSxh day Of Jan
l-ot, between the hours of o'clock =. and four
O'Clock. saia the foowing described real
estate vii: certain ot parcel af ground sfnste
lying AMI heing in the of Newport the OF
WAYNE and State OF Indiana, and .nosn hy being the
south hall OF lots numbers - and =. be
reference to the Plat OF said of Newport together
with ali the privileges and appursenaaces the
belonging The said real sid the proper
ty OF Matthias voahrey satisfy said
of Frederick +. Seedham.
J. STIpHAM .Shf. w. G.
Dec, 24,h. 1860, [s25ol
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

c. ZIMMER, continues to manufacture
Candies o. all kinda, and has large assortment of
fancy candy. candy toys. China, German and Ameri-
can Toys, and great variety ladies' baskets. fan
cy notions and useful articles for presents Also 4.
fresh oranges lemons. rasin'. fgs prunes. nuts &C.
all of which will be sold wholesale retail at small
profits. Call and SEQ the goods and prices al No.
Main street. Sit 49
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Temperance Meeting.
TON L q H II

Rev. F. NJ. M'Whinney will deliver an
address on the subject Of Temperance, IN
Henry Hall. on Thursday evening. the 10Th
inst. The citizens of Richmond, who feel
an interest in the promotion OF the cause OF
Temperance are respectfully invited to at
tend. This is the commencement OF a series
Of meetings. and it is hoped they they will
receive the support Of all good citizens.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10

LADIES FURs.-John Suffrins has just
received, from the manufacturer large assortment
of Ladies' Furs of the beautiful material and
finish, and will sell them very low prices. He also
has large ani complete assortment of HATS and
CAPS of ali kinds. Call at the old stand. 81 3m
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
Tie american MEDICAL and TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK.

This book contains Recipes and Directicns for
making the most valuable Medical preparations in
also Recipes and full and explicit directions for
making all the most popular and useful Cosmetics
umes, Ungrents Hair Rostoratives and all Toilet
Articles Ii you are suffering viii y chronic dis
If yoL wish beautiful complexion, fine head
of hair smooth face, clear skin, luxuriant beard
o moust.che-or if you wish to know anything and
everything in the medical and toilet line you should
by all means, peruse copy of this book For full
particulars. and a sample of the work Tor Perusal
{ (tree) address the publisher,
r. F. CHAPMAN,
Al .3m (specian No. s3l Broadway, New York.
The Richmond palladium., 1861-01-10
Dissolution.

NOrIcE 10 hereby give, that the psstn ssshp here
u tofore existing between Eiwsrd II. Coukle. o.
files Shnn. and arm Of shinn Il Con
lie, has been dissolved by matuI csnsent Therefore
knowing themselves Indebted 10 the Aro
eqaes,ed call Ell Coakte, who 10 auth ,rs.i 70
setlie the same. MILES J. sAISN.
EDWARD q. C0uRLB.
NB-rhose Who delay longer. than the nsst OF Jsn :
Is6t will 6nd their Ia shs hands ~ the
proper officers. A word to the wise, As.
Dec 20. Isso-
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- SOOO NOE EAR 4

The above easily be made by the manufac
and sue of article of discovery. 1t
entirely and person wishing to engag. in
business that will pty, enlarge already estAb
shei will do we'll to address the Undersigned The sale
is ready and permanent the great staples
honorable AMI highly respectable
ny which some persons making twice the above
figures by and sale his>yendahle
cie 1t requires small capital to ~ the hu-
with great For iu particulars
enclosing stamp for return L +. COBLE ENTZ.
Box 500, Middetovn, Nd.
Dec y. ;
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II II E A P LU X L r Y
Outland's Oriental Baths.
Price Redu ced TO Ten Cents.
Outland's Smooth & EasV Shaving,
Price Reduced TO five Ccm1s

One Hundred Dollars Reward, PAYABLE in American
coin. For that table sy e OF
Stay yng aud Hair Dressing.
CALVIN oUTLANp. Propris.or.
Richmond Aug %. 1860. 81
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Estate Of John L. Davis.

EfIkRS OF Adm oistrasion have been issued to the
IL nnders rsig,ed. the estate OF John L. Davis. de-
ceased. late of Wayne cc1asy. All persons Indebted
20 ne same requested make inmeiiase PAymen
ana All having claims against said
taszn legally sutheaieated according 20 iAv. TIE
ATE 10 probably solvent
PHIL. =. wIG0TNs