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The national Republican., 1862-10-30

1t is q significant fact that all the Union men
who have Just returned from the South oppose
the election OF Horatio Seymour They know
by bitter experience what it Is to fall into the
hands OF ysbsls.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

DY }. Q. MCGUIRE II CO., Auction esrs,
ID SALE OF LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD
Will be offered at pubic sale, on SATURDAY, No
vember LIT, At O'Clock, p. N, one Lot corner Ct
and Pa. avenue, containing e,a72 square FEET; ons
Lot corr er Twenty fourth and G Streets containing
A675 tquare feet These lots situsted contiguous
ter asters stables and depots, and affords an excel
lent o. rortunity 10 persons who wish 10 engage 10
Grocery bu,ine O.
Terms One half cash the remainder 10 ok
months, with interest, iecured by deed Of tru t.
JAS. C. Mo LURE &CO,
oct 2s-d Auctinusers
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
N DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN COLLEGE)

The Lectures In this Institution v III commence on
MOndiy, Nov. 3, at4 O'Clock p. m at tEs College
building, on Film street, between Louisiana ave.
nue. aud T. street.
The entire expense for full course OF Lectures by
all the Professors, s..,.,....,. .........,.. $50
Single Tx kets Observation-Disclosures. g, 1b
Practical Anst0my, by the Demonstrator. .,,... 10
Matricuiatng Fee, payable only once. ......... 8
Graduating expenses. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
FACULTY.
Thomas Miller, NJ D,-Emeritus PIOt'sso Of
Anatomy md fhysiology, and President fthe Fac.
ulty
John C. Riley, M. d Professor OF Matsria Med
ica, Therapeutls, and Hygiene.
Nathan Saith Lincoln Al D-PfoftssOr of Bur
gerry
George NJ Dove, NJ D,-Professcr OF Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
Geo. b. Schwfer, NJ. d Professor Of Chemistry
John d. Keasby, N. d Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of W omea and Children
J. II. Warren, NJ. D.-Proittsor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Frederick schafhitt, NJ D.-Demonst,ator of An.
atony, and Curator of Museum
For further information, apply to
JNO. 9. RILEY, n D., Dean,
oct3o-lw 4h8 Fourttsnth OF bet + and g.
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Turthsr Success OF Cen. Curtis In Ark n

The following dispatch has been received at
the headquarters Of the army
HEADQUARTERS, ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28 -MdJ.
Gen III. W. Hausck, Genera! in Chief Col.
Boyle reports further successses 10 Gen. David
sons southwest district Col, Lewis. command
ing 23l, Iowa, with detachments from bis own,
and lst, 24th and 25th Missouri, with section
Of strahges battery, attacked l 500 rebels at
Putmal's Ferry, on the 27tb, killing several and
taking over 40 prisoners. Our troops behaved
we'll. s. X. CURTIS, Major General.
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~ Special Notics.-Or and alter ruosday
April 1862, the trains on thu Baltimore and 0hlt
Railroad will commence ruuiAng daily, (Sunday,
sxoeptedJ leaving this station 1t T<o .. ln., 9nt
connecting at Washington junction With MAJ
Train for nn psrls Of the " est p.a Wheeling o.
ParkersbuTg Through hokeia eold and baggage
checked. W. ?, 3MITH,
NJ. OF Trsnaportatian B a u. n. L.
ap l-.du IStsr A alof 81
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EHatlars DAYas.

ID (South Cor. Pa. Av. and Ninth strect.)
GREAT sALE OF VALUABLE HORSES,
Carriages, and Harness at Auction AT the Nation
a. Hotel Stables on Sixth street between Loui iapa
avenue and c street we will sell, on THURSDAY
MORNING, 9Th Of November, at II O'Clock, the
entire stock Of Mesns. Thomas Hlnssy, smbrac.
Ing
20 head good Family aud Carnage Horses,
20 Light top and No-top Wsgors,
60Leu and Close Carriages,
S rhalter Carriages,
2i set single ard ID juble Hsrnese,
Sleigh Robes, Blan kets, Whips, &C, so.
ALSO,
National Hotel Omnibus and Baggage Wagon,
and lehe of Stable.
Terms cash. W. L. WALL CO.,
oct 30 Auctoneers
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RILEAsrp-Ihe Secretary OF War has Or
dered The release Of Judge Carmichael, con-
fined in Fort Delaware.
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DY GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
D ADMINlSTRATRiX'S SALE OF HORSES
WAGON, PLOWs, HAY, OATS IN STRAW
CORN, &c AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. the 81 a
Instant hall ell at the farm Of the late DR.. VIM
V. ii. Hrowu, known as the Rosolusco Fam, sbou,
way road, at II O'Clock, m by order of the Or
phsns Court, the pcrsonai effects OF the deceased
viz
Fine Bay Horses,
Hot bed Sash,
~; Cords oI Wood,
Cradle aud Scyihe,
Lot of Oats In Straw,
Harrow, two Poughs, lot Of Harness,
tons Of Hay, lot of Corn.
a Terma-An sum, Of and under %, cash over SIS, q
oredit Of four monthsthe purchasers to give nOtss
In oil cases Of credit, bstrsg interest from day OF
salc, and secured by two good endorsars
BY order Of the Administratiix;
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
oct 2s-d Star Auotioneers
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~ GREAT Psnnsyivanla NOats.-ihs
quickest and pAfest route to tie Northwest and
2outhwest: Two through trains daily, cad enc OF
Sunday. 6oldiers' tickets at aovernmeut rates tc
tiokeH and further infornstion apply At ths dos Of
the "Grest Pennsylvania Route !" northeast corner
toaal Hotel Once open fron q. Y. - ~. m
on Sundays top N.
aug Sly Assn.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
posLlsEso DAILY. SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
By ", j, MURTAGE 4 co.
uNuaoe a. wEsTOs. EDITOR.

AZ III" publication once ct the NirloS,L
nyrrB,iolu 10 at the northeast corner of u and
Seventh s,rcets, second aoor. over W. d. shep.
havd's hcckstore. Entrance on Seventh s,rcst.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

DY J. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctionsers. .
d EXECUTORS SALE OF Off PAINTINGS,
&c, belonging 10 the estate VI the late Charles b.
King, artist, deo.ased.-On THURSDAY, NLvtm.
Der at 10 O'Clock, m, we shall SELL at the Resi-
d,uos and Picture Gallery OF the late Chas B. King
ass Twelfth street between and II by order Of the
Of Oh and Other Painting, Oil and Pencil Sks ohes
PlaIs'er Casts, and Picture Frames comprising the
entire collection Of Paintip gs by Mr.. King, now re
naming for sale In settlem - Of his estate.
Terms cash. GEO G KING, Exr.
JAS g, MCGUIRE CO.,
oot 50 ID Auotioneers
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he Tusca carora and II earsarBe In Search
Of the Alabama.

Bosros, Dot. %, ls62.-The U. s. gunboat
Tuscsrors and the U. s. sloop Of war -Kesrsarge
have sailed from Fayal in search Of the pirate
Alabama The former vessel sailed on the 9th
and the latter on the 9th inst
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

AE-Wsston's Progress Of slavery, ,--Copit,
Of this werk for sale ut the ooe Of the Naioxa
RPtllirdn, Pamphlet edition, 2b Sents bourd
edition, 10 cents.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

Wantsd-a few MEN TO complete q company oTths
Sixteenth regiment Virginia (birst Eastern va)
his Is the only regiment f1yinp houny, and d.
tailed for ESPECIAL SERVlCH' by the Score
tary Of War, for duty In the Vicinity Of Alexandrs
and the forts abouts W ashington, d. y.
keoHulting Office. Third street 20 door below Pa
avenue. A. g. WIDDlOOMBE,
Captain.
GEO. a. ARAEB,
go ID Lieut..
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AUCTION SALES.
.rlai0 Day.

h10 oAyf
DY w. L.. WALL 4. CO., Auctioneers. D.
ID tSouth Cor. Pa Av. and Ninth strset)
YOUNG HORSE, CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
Harresp, at Auction.-we will sell on I'll TUESDAY
MORNING. 30th Instant, very superior
Family Carriage aud Harness,
One Uuggy.
ALSO,
Avery superior Ridiog Horse,
Saddle and Bride,
The p optrty OF a General ordered of
Terms cash W. l. WALL 4 CO.,
oct - IStarl AuetionesIs.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

as-Union soldiers Rsiief Assoc u ation -
NEE tins this association will be held on FIJI
DAY EVENING, Oct. 3I, At Temperance Hall, E
street at ~, o'clock. A iull attendance u desired,
a. business Of importance will be considered.
PEI order: JOHN A. FOWLE, q
cot 30--2t - Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.-T.-1 s 6 Ok.

They purify stssng gthen, and invigorsts.
They create . healthy appetite.
They Overcome effects Of dis and late hours
They strengthen the system snd euliven the mind
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent ievers
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stomAoh
they ouie byspepsia and ConNirbasion..
They cure DiarrhGa, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
the weak nan strong, and are exhAusted natures
great restorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix
Rom the celebrated Calisaya Bark roots and hofbs,
and are taken with the pleasure Of beverage, with
out regard TO age or time Of dsy. Partacuarly re.
stmulaut Sold by all 9rooers Diuggists, Hotele,
and Saloons. r. II. DRAKE co. ,2O9 Broadway.
New York. % 2b-om
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
DUTTER-BUTTEa AND CHEESE

JUST received from 81. Lawrence county: NV
York, choice lot Of Table BUTTER and CHEESE
JESSE b. WILSON,
32y Pennsylvauia aveute,
between bixth and Seventh stfets
Also, Draks's Plantation Bitters 90 z7-dtw
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

lust RECEivED-A large stock Of Hermei,
j osl,y Sealed Goods, consisuug Of FRUITS,
JELLIEs, MEATS, YEGETABLEs, TO-, which
We offer for sals at New York market prices
0BTHEIM BROTHERS,
ooz7 A06 Psnnsy ylvsnia avenue,
The national Republican., 1862-10-30

II d n . A l. N.
A Second hand BOILER and OBCILLhTINd
ENGINE, Of three, horse power,
Apply st tha ofnoA. sug 10
The national Republican., 1862-10-30
WANTS..

VATANTED.-AC COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 70,
w one TO- three ycars. Place must contain few
acres Of land, Moe house stable fruitP 10. Address
&c. n. c." Box l?7, Post Oficr, Immediately.
DOT 80--its
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREoTTPEs.- is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist and we advise those wish
ing to get fins likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, 10. ess Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27a
HoUsE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the aboEelins at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quaiityi Tee Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed BY experienced worzmen.
B6- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, sorofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisementin in another column. Office No. us,
Seneca street.
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EARTHQUAKR AT CAIRO.

CAIRO, June 6.
felt here to-day. They were also felt at several
different points North as far rs Urbana. No
damage was done, so far rs aseertained.
There is yet some doubt that the feet which
passed Fort Randolph were rebels. They had
taken the guns which they removed from the
fort above. They left 5or guns.
Before leaving they destroyed the barracks,
camp equIpage, gun carriages, and such stores
as could not be transported; they also burned
the cotton ofwhich the breastworks were con
structed. Ihe hotilla cast of at o'clock yes
terday morning, followed BY the transports car
rying the 46th Indiana, Col. Fitch, who now oe-
eupy the works, which are said to be Of great
strength. II properly manned it could have
successfully resisted large force.
The Rebels after leaving the fort, DESTROYED
tpe pontoqp bridge which they had constructed
some weeks since over Hatchee river.
When the De Soto, which just arrived fronn the
fleet, tfthe gunboats had passed the fort and
gone down the river.
II is reported that the rebels have evacuated
Fort Randolph, II this is the case, nothing can
prevent the heet arriving at Memphis to-day
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A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-DR.
Golden Pills for Females.

Infalhbe In Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all DISTINCTIONS, frOm Whatever Cause, 6nd
always Successful es a Preventative.
Infallfbie in Removing etoppages and IrregulRrity
Of the Menses, These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used By the doctors for many years. beth
in France and Agherio with unparal eled success in
every case and II Is gFEed by many thousand ladies
who have used them 70 sake the Pills public for the
a0yiation Of those suffering FQm any Irregularities
whatever, well to prevent inct6gsa pf family
where health viii not permit t. Females peculiarly
situated o. those suppo5ng themselves so are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that cOndi-
tion the propFfetGf Runes responsibility after
the above admonition, sltgsngb their mdnsss wonld
prevent any mischief to health; ptkeFWise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C.
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
RRDfHERS, (hf holesale Druggists, 10 SUPERIOR
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l9g superior-St; E. W.
SACKRIDEH, ~ Superior-St.; g. w. CLARK. IIg
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Ontario street aud the SquaIp.
LADIES by sending 81 to either of the above
agents through tba Cleveland Post Ofce, can have
the Pills sent TO part OF the eauntry or city eohf
dentialiyl and :" tree Of nostagp," BY return mail
n. D.. Look ont for cOuRterieits, buy ne Golden
Pills ofany kind unlea8 every box isfFned d. HOWs
All others are base imposition and unsafe; therefore
you value your lives and haalth 30 say nothing o
being humbuged out of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of \. D. Howe on every box
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
being ccu4terfeited. Tbs ingredients eomBesing the
a5eYs gEs 4s kg9ER . every agsnt and they
VII lelI yoa thsy atp ~ 3g Ell IE9Tm all Claimed
for them. D. D. HOREi solo J topristoF,
mar27R27 New York,
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NE GREAT FLOOD.

EAsf0N, Pa, Jupa6
cd irom Maueh ChHnk and vicinity The dam
there, as well as at Two other places was svept
away, and many houses washed OfR The rail-
road bridge p also gone, Canal navigation is
stopped ioF the season, The Lehigh Valley
Railroad will not be In running order f5r several
weeks. The town Of Westporf is washed away
There were but three housea len out OF absSi
thFee hundred, and thA los Of i;so hos hoon
large. The Lehigh Valley Railroad Is badly
oOr, TORN Up ne belTideFe 4 4elaEaFe Railroad
LaekaWara 4 Western Railroad viii be rl1nning
IN about It week. A part OF the basin Of the DEE
aware Canal mere has heeH washed out The
dalnsge at 6tenson Is very great. The furnaces
are all chilled. The lumber men are heaVv
losers, Millions Of feet Of sawed lumber. and
thousands Of logs have been carried away. TIE
hgm9er tainag OF persons drowned is nat Fet ascer
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A SHORT DISCOURSE on MATRNoEE.-
What crusty old fellow he must have been
who wrote the following:
Z" Look at the great mass of marriages that
take place over the whole world; what poor
contemplate affairs they are ! 4 few soft
looks, a walk, dance, a squeeze of the
hand, popping Of the question, 4 purehas-
ing Of a certain number Of yards of white
satin, ring, minister, a ride or two in a
hired carriage, night in a country inn, and
the whole meter is over. For Eve or six
weeks two sheepish.IOokiHg persons are seen
dangling on each others srms, looking at
waterfalls, or guzziing wine and cakes /;
then every thing falls into the most monot-
OnoEs routine the wife sits on one side of
the hearth, the husband on the other, and
little quarrels, little pleasures, little cares,
and little children graduslly gather round
them. This is what ninety y-nine out Of one
hundred find to be the delights Of matri-
mony 70
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The Late Aaa ollie, Eso.-s0bifuaFy.
Asa Ollie, Esq, whose death YOU noticed
yesterday, was the hfth son Of the voneyab
David Ollie, who left Elzabsthtown, N. j.
after the Revolutionary War, and settled in
Washington county, Pa, then the extreme
western border. There he joined the Gran
ger" troop Of cavalry, who spent most Of
their time in defending the frontier from tho
ineursions Of tho indians. who were very hos
tile to the white settlers. He was 6 member
Of WilliamsOn's troop, and present at the ia
nous massacre Of the Moravian Indians at
Gualleuhlston, and did ali he could top pre-
vent that sad oatastrophy. He was also in
CraWford's army In SIS march on the Indians
at sandusky, and was one Of the fortunate
few who made their escape. In November,
1903, Mr.. David Ollie removed to Euclid, in
this county, with his family, being the third
family in the -tOwnship-Mr Burke, his
neighbor on the east line Of the township,
ive miles distant, and the late venerable
Timothy DOan, ESQ, on the west line, about
three miles distant. Like ell the settlers Of
that day, they experienced privations, en-
dured hArdships without murmur, and
shared with each other like band of broth
ers any successes that fell to any one in their
neighbOrhood. In
In the early part Of the war of 1872 Asa
Ollie (the subject Of this notice. was captured |
on board a schooner on the lake, and taken
to Maiden, and detained prisoner on board
prison ship, for eight or ten months. AZ
ter he was liberated, he volunteered in the
army, for the war, and served till its close,
receiving an honorable discharge. Soon af
ter the war, he married and settled near the
mouth Of Euclid Greek, when in process Of
time he reared numerous family, opened
up one Of the most beautiful farms in the
country; on several occasions receiving the
premium for the model farm Of the county.
Several years ago, his health began to fail,
and especially his sight, and untitled him for
Iabor d, aingling with society at large; but
he was cheerful ana .---siEned, and received
the society of his friends and re- WITH
much pleasure.
In the present condition Of our country, he
took deep interest, and cheerfully gave his
consent to one Of his sons to join the army,
md on parting with him, enjOined him to
10 his duty for his country. On the return
IF his son, corpse, the blow, in the feeble
Itate of his health, was a severe one, and
Ioon after, decline Of health was visible to
his family and friends, who vainly endeav-
red to arrest the progress Of the disease.
mach pain or severe suffering he
-radually failed and finally expired without
struggle or a grOan,
A generous and peaeeable citizen, fond
husband, an indulgent and afeetiOpate pa
ent, has thus gone to his long home, leaving
INT few cOtempOrnries of his youth behind
lin, and, as he has gone, so too will the few
emaining pioneers, like the leaves Of au-
umn pass away, but the rejection that this
loble race were those who made this wilder
less bud and blossom as the rose, leaves be-
ind them melancholy but just tribute to
heir trials and virtues. A P1OvEER.
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/ rsrrre .4s HAsHI NGTOE, June 9.
! SENATE.
! A Committee Of Conference was appointel on
1 the Indian appropriation bill which was returned
\ from the House with amendments
A communication from the Secretary of the
/ Navy, transmitting the official report Of the
operations on the Lover MississiPpi, the capture
/ New Orleans, &C, was received
Mr.. Hale offered a resolution calling on tha
Secretary of the Treasury to inform the Senate
how much Of the ST., 6T2 paid to Marshsls In the
District Of Columbia, for the year ending June
3Oth, was for personal service, and how much on
other accounts and the details Of the accounts.
He said that had been paid to Marshal Ianon.
who was appointed n March, 50, ,o54, to Marshal
Selden, before him, $4,000.
Mr.. Powell offered resolution that the Sec
retary Of War inform the Senate whether Major
General Hunter has been authOTized-by,the De-
partnent to muster a regiment of NEGROES or
persons of African descent, into the Service Of
the United States, If a Colonel and other officers
has been appointed, and whether they have
been clothed and armed at the expense Of the
United States. Laid over.
Mr.. Sumner offered the following
Whereas, Edward Stanley assuming to aet I'M
der letter nom the Secretary Of War appoint
ing him Military Governor Of n. G., post un-
known to the Constitution and laws, has under
taken by virtue of such military authority to
surrender fugitive slaves contrary to the true
intent and meaning Of the act Of Congress re-
Gently adopted; also to banish any American
eitizenin violation Of the personal right secured
by the Constitutions also to close schools main
tanned by the charity Of good men, for the edu-
cation Of colored children, in defiance OF every
principle Of morals and religion and degrading
to our national character, therefore be it
Resolved, That the President be requested
to cancel the letter Of the Secretary Of War
under which the said Edward Stanley has as
sumed 10 act. Objected to and laid over.
Mr.. Sumner also offered another resolution.
that such an officer as Military Governor is CON
trary to the Constitution and laws, destructive
to the civil authority, and contrary to the spirit
OF our institutions. Laid over
Mr. Sumner moved to take up the resolution
for the expulsion Of the Senator from OREGON
Stark. Rejected; 16to l2.
Att o'clock the tax bill was taken IN.
A debate ensued on the motion to reconsider
the vote laying tax on slaves. In the course
Of the debate Mr.. CoWan said il might be SAD
he intended to lecture the Sensfe, Il ne
thought they deserved II by passing acts which
were calculated to trample on the Constitution
Il might be said that ne was dogmafic. well
he Intended 10 be dogmatic.
Mr.. Wade-In his seat all but the matte.
Mr. CoWan-WheR that Senator settles the