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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-05

JOHN II. BUCK,
WITH
WO0DSIDE, GRIFFITH & TIOBLTTZELL
GRoCERS 81 COMMISSION
ri TzE "a . FL "A III tn sg
no. ~ Light ST., BALTIC,
GIVE particular attention to sales of GRAIN,
" SEED AMI COUNTRY PRODUCE.
REFERENCES.
Gibson, Cashier National Ranl, baltimore,
W Smith, Sup't baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Nlcssrs Ba ker s Co., Winchester.
J9nn stephenson, Stephenson Depot.
VIM HardCsty, Summit Point,
Capt J. J. Lock, Charlcsiown,
J. w. Luke, Ber-yvilic,
Col Robert Lucas, Duticld's Depot,
Meredith Helm, KerancysvilIc.
Consignmeuts respectfully solicited.
JOHN n. BCCE,
For Woodsidc, G riftith & Hoblitzell.
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.SAPPI1GTOX HOTEL.
oHAR1rsrowN, 5EFFERsoN COUNTY. VA.
MISS SARAH A. BEILI.

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At prices to suit tho times PRESCRIPTIONS and ali
~ SoslPoUSps viii receive special attcn lion AT al
w hours Of Gay and night,.so as TO insure cer-
"a tainty and safety. We call social a icptioii
TO the following enulnet ration u nrtic IcsLN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-05

"A young fellow once offered to kiss
ouakeress: Friend" said she, s:thee must
not do it" cob! by Jove but I must"
said the youth. "WcIl, as thee hast sworn,
thee may do it; but thee must not make a
practice Of it"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-06-05

Gen r. f. Lee, Mai. Gen. Pickett.
Joseph E Johnston, H. Nor
G. r. Beaul cgard, JEB ST.
F. Kirby Smith, Pcrram,
John B. Hood, Robes.
1t. Gen. ). EwclI, Wheeler,
J.. Jackson, Brcckinri
jubal EARLY, Kenpcr,
A.P. Hill, PAYNE.
S. d. BucSncr, Brig. Gen Bcale
J. Longstrcet, AshbV,
Sterling Price, Stokes,
Maj Gen. w. Hampton, Admiral r Scmnc
Fitzhugh Lee, jefferson Davis.
Kcrshaw,
have Just published and copyrighted from
ONLYOiife original, " SPLENDID picture of the Ii
Brig. Gen. turner Ashby, of virsini
All the above in Carries de visite and Med
RIarc!, ~ 1866
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When has lady more water in her
system than when she has cataract on her
eyes, creek in her back, waterfall on her
poll and her shoes high-tied? When she
has a notion in her head.
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nd VET he lacks charity to all men

and vet ne lacks charity TO all men.
| am q new member of the House, anC
have endeavored to observe the utmost
courtesy 1t does come with exceedingly
bad grace from the gentleman who slept
in safety, while Others were fighting on
the battle field, to make such a remark
about me. He could not exercise the
most ordinary charity, but when a gen
tlemen had gone out of his seat, he got
up to insult him, contrary to the rules
of the House
Mr.. Griunell-I have only to say that
the gentleman has paraded his profes-
sion of arms before the House. / have
not paraded mine The gentleman says
ara a clergyman l have to declare
that | was a man before was minister,
| claim to be man snd an American
citizen, | am not ashamed of my origin
and profession. Istand by my constitu-
ents, my principles and my country
The House proceeded to the considsra'
ton of the bill giving the assent Of Con-
gress to the transfer of the counties of
Berkely and Jefferson from Virginia to
West Virginia
Mr., Rogers, of II, j ., opposed the bill,
denying the power Of Congress in the
premises, and contending that the as
sent of the Legislature was necessary
Mr.. Lawrence, of Ohio, said the con-
sent of the legislature of Va was given,
and that a vote was taken by the people
of Jefferson and Berkeley, which resulted
in the transfer Of these counties to "
Va, Virginia conld not now by an act
of her so called legislature withdraw
that assent
Nh. Stevens humorously reviewed the
action Of the so.called Virginia legisla,
ture under Governor Pierpoint, and
said the farce was too small to be acted
upon the theatre of the great nation
He would vote for the bill, believing
they could transfer any portion OF con-
quered territory.
Mr.. Bingham repudiated the dogma,
come from what quarter it might, that
West Virginia was conquered territory
The loyal men there had the right to
constitute State which they had done,
The bill was passed, Yeas ll3. nays
"a
Adjourned
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West Virginia Legislature.
ETu ate

Senate,
TFgFCsrT t. l5G'
PRAYER by Rev d W Fisher
The following bills were received
by the House, read the hrst time and
appropriately referred
House Bill No b. toletund t. Ger
tain counties their proportions Of the
school fund. and ITonse bill No 80, aP
propriating 5000 to VIM fleEander
Nir. Maxwell from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported a bill to alter
the taIms of the circuit courts in the
9th circuit " and a bill to repeal the
acts giving Doddrdge and Richie iuris
dicti0n in cases arising in GIlmer and
Calhoun" which we're read the first
time and their printing dispensed with
On motion Of Mr.. Peck, the rule was
suspended and the first bill reported by
Mr.. Maxwell read the second time, and
ordered to be engrossed
Mr. Price, from the Committee on
Townships, reported back the House
bill amending the charter Of the town Of
Triadelphia
The bill was amended read the second
time. and ordered to its third reading
Mr.. Corley introduced 4 bill concern
inc the railroads Of this State. which
was read the first time and referred to
the Committee Oh Internal Improve
ments
Mr Chambers. introduced bill, re-
lieving certain border counties from the
taxes Of 1861 2-3,4. which was read the
first time, and referred to the Committee
on Finance
The Senate bill. regulating tLesaiaI :
Of the reporter Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals. was amended SO asto fx the
SALARY at $1,000 absolutely, read the sec.
ond time, and ordered to engrossment.
The Senate bill securing liens to Ne
chauics, Laborers, and others, was read
the second time and ordered TO epgross.
ment, as was also the Senate bill increas-
inc the fees Of assessors.
M. MaLou presented petitions signed
by large lumber OF the citizens ot
Jackson county, il behalf Of the adoption
of the Constitutional amendment. which
we're referred+o the Committee or the
Judiciary.
Mr. Kitchen presented the petition Q.
a large number OF the loyal citizens o.
Berkeley, praying for the passage Of g
law to indemnify them for property des
troyed by the rebels during the -ar
which was referred tc the Committee or
Finance
RESOLUTIONS
Be- ,Ir, Peck, That the Judiciary IL
ouire into the e1psdiney Of enlargin;
the jurisdiction Of the Municipal CouT1
of Wheeling IL civil and criminal mat
Also-That the committee Oh Edlca
ton inquire into TIE ezpedisncy o.
smsrdipg the act Il relation 20 the Fre'
Schools of Wheeling
b Mr.. Corle! That tie internal In
movement couuitte. inquire into tb'
expediercy Of sppropristing $4,000 t
| macadapize the Clarksburg and Buck
hannon turnpike.
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for an extension of time to take testimo.
nv has not been granted -r,. 500


for an extension OF. time to take testimo,
ny has not been granted. 70 500
The report of Mr.. Hays, of the United
States revenue commission, was submit.
ted to Congress to-day. 1t recommends
a permanent tax of seven tenths of one
per cent. in specie or one per cent. i'll
lawful money upon all securities and
other indebtedness of the United States
owned at the time of the passage of the
act, either in the United Statos or
abroad, the proceeds to be sold and ap-
propriated as trust fund for the pay
ment of the public debt The majority
of the commission were opposed to the
proposition, but agreed that Mr.. Hays
might present it with his conclusions and
the facts and arguments to support
them in a separate report. and that it
would meet fhe approval Of the commits
sion for him to do so
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psu;.u Exci,emen, il Canada

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. G.-Ihe Her
AIDS Toronto special, dated the oth, says
the Fenian excitement has somewhat
abated since it appears Sweeney is not
in Canada. Precautions are not neglect
ed. and the police and military are on
the alert The excitement and alarm
are still wide spread in-the town and
along the st, Lawrence riyel
Ticher's Express Co was robbed last
night of 5000. The provincial Telegi aph
office was also entered by robbers.
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S I-Is60. -X-Ths smOunt OF Plantation
Bitters sold IN one year il something startling
They would I'LL Broadway six feet high from
the Park TO 4th street brakes mandatory Is
one OF the Institutions of New York. II is said
that Drake painted all the recks in the Eastern
States with his CIbalistic ). -le60.-N., "
and then got the old granny legislators TO pass
law preventing disfiguring the face OF Ma.
ture which gave.him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we dc know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did They
are used by all classes of the community, ana
are death on Dyspepsia-ceTtain They arc very
invigorating when languid ana weak and
great appetizer
Saratoga sprinR Wafer, sold Dy all
Druggists
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Kansas Legislature

Nav YoRK, Feb Ga special dis Icl
to the New Yorh Tribune, dated Topeka,
Kansas, February ;. says The Senate
Bill appropriating 100000 acres Of land
was defeated in the House
The Federal resolutions, endorsing the
policy of President Johnson, were laid
on the table, with two dissenting votes.
This morning concurrent resolutions
were introduced into the House, asking
Con ,ress to submit ap amendment to the
Constitution prohibiting the re election
of the President.
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III lifting the kettle from the die 1 scaljed
myself very severely one hand almost 20 a
crisp. The torture was unbeaTable
The Mexican Mustang LiHiment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. II healed rapidly, and
left very little scar CHAS. FOSTER
42J Broad St. PHILADELPHIA
This Is merely 4 sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment Will do. 1t is invaluable in al cases
of wounds swellings. sprsins. cuts bruises,
spavins etc either upon man OF beast.
Beware OF C0unterielt5. None Is gen4IGe IN
less wrapped in tine steel.plate euggavings
bearing the signature OF O.. W. WestUroOk,
Chemist, and the Pr,ratG stamp OF DESLN, BARNES
s. Co. New York
Saratoga spring water. sold 10y all
Druggists
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AQUA DE MAGNOLIA prettiest thing. the
:: sweetest thing and the most of il for the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor OF perspi.
ration; softens and adds delicacv 10 the skin
is a delightful perfume; allays headache and
inflammation and is a necessary companion in
the sick room in the nursery and upon the toi.
let sideboard. II can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle
Saratoga spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists.
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All who value = beautiful head Ui hair, aud lis
preservation from premature badness and turn
Ing gray. will not fail 10 use Lyons &C lebrated
KathairOn 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradic4tes dandruh, and causes tn, hair
to grow with lnXruiant beauty. Sold every
where f. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
Saratoga spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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her country home after sojourn OF few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of a rustic dush face, she had soft,
ruby complexion OF almost marble smoothnesS
and instead OF % she really appeared but Il
She told them plainly she used HagaD MagnO
Liza Balm, and would not be- without IL Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article !, can he ordered
Of any druggist for only 81 cents.
Saratoga spring water. sold ny AL
Druggists.
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heimstreet : iuImitable ii ali CulUrmg has boon
steadily growing N favO. tor over TeLty years.
1t acts upon the absoTbenJs at the roots OF the
hair, and changes il 10 its original color by Dc.
grees. All instantaneous dyes deadeu aud ia
jure the hair Heimstreets - not Dr. uut -
certain IN its results, promotes its growth and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing PH-edj Gspti and
Al % Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring water, rold by JlI
Dealers
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By Mr.. Burdett, That the Township
committee inquire into the expediency
of requiring Recorders to make their
lists of transfers, furnished to Assessors,
alphabetical and by townships
Adjourned
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JUST RECEIVED

oyERrsG,s sCPERI6R GOLD.
SsTRCP. Old Government Java IeiloE =
and Greer Rio CoIee. Of extra fine quality
Ea.tern CranberT.es Eastern Bgckvheat YIogr
PhiIadeIphia Mincs Meat Charleston Grits
Green Peas Dried Shaker Sweet Corr, italian
aaccsroui bohemian Pear Smyrna Figs Lar
sr Raisirs BordszG Salad OIL Extra. froncb
Mustard. Szrdel Risn- Il , = kegs. &c. &c.
&c. fo- sale lc= bT
N.sG % WOODROW
iartJ
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IMPORTANT 1865.
10 Families and Hotels.

I'sIk Cheapest SUPPLIES -
L Encouraged by the past liberal patronage,
/ have determined 10 connect with my busLness
a tirst.class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, aud
BY my extreme efforts 10 furnish all articles
usually kept (and Of the besD hope 70 receive
4 fair portion oi the patronage OF the pubic
generally and would here call their attention
10 a few ot the standard articles, at the follow
ing low prices Finest Gunp0wder Tea (choice)
- ~ per 10 Finest Young Hyson Tea 81 IS per
10 Best japanese Tea 81 80 English Break
flst Coffee 9jc Best Black Tea very nice " ~.
Best Rio CohOo 80 2Jis very choice Brown 50
gar loo, ROhued Sugars OF all kinds from 10 u
Sic Rice (CarolinD lstc; Pickles, Catsupe.
Peaches in Syrups aud Brandy Oysters, both
Cove and Spiced and all kinds Of German
Goods imported by myself, emhyacing Turkish
P.uue-. German Cherries, Leutels, Split Peas.
Olt Meal Canadian Peas. Holland Herring. La
bradur Hcrriug SardInes Salad OIL &c, &c.
as well ls many other articles too numerous u
mention Having bought for gold am deter.
mined 10 sell low AID Invite all 70 call and Oh
anime my goods All articles sold at this store
will he delivered 20 any part OF the city frOe OF
charge = HORhHEIMER.
i1Il7Jm No l7d Market Squaro
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LloS IS ENIRACI uI Pum JAMAICA GI..TE-
Tor Indigestion, NAUSEA Heartburn sick Head.
ache Cholera MOrbus 40 where q warming
genial stimulant is required It's careful pr,pa
ration and entire purity makes Il rheap and
reliable article Tor culinary purposes Sold ev-
erywhere at ~ cents per bottle
Saratoga spring Water. -od By All
Druggists teJ- rotLur-
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oHARLEs SIEBKE,

STsSVkfiT DYER AND sCoURER; SSutr
- 49, 1 Nsar the B. & o. r r. Depot, Wsesnas
Ss Va All Sinds Of sbawlss Ribbons ds ana eve. eve.
~ dsss,iption Of Silks and Woolsn Sooas, "a
sStsd On sScrt notice sld on reasonable Setgs
Tsjs 10 the first and best Steam p!iN ssSrss1 S
,sSsner. In the Western States eeH-'
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GLASGOW, Ev-. Feb William II,
Sampson, Chief Justice OF Kentucky
died to-day, after a painful andprotract-
ed illness
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 HAVE THIS Da1 -OED Va
nv entire Stock Of DR. Goods, Millinery and
variety articles 20 Messrs. u. A. ADLER &
CO, of Philadelphia. l hereby tender my
thanks to the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity
for the liberal patronage which they have
bestO-ed upon me during my business cTPcrl
ence in this city. Permit me - recommend ny
successors 70 the patronage Of a generous pub.
lie es gentlemen who viii latoL 70 please en1
satisfy. IL EHEINSTRDM
HAVING purchaser -oi Mr. VI EEc4Lstrgu. -
ontire stock OF Goods -c -CCld respectfully ir.
forn the pubic thai il ls our intention q Il.
crease the stock and conduct the bus!nes5 or q
more extensive scale than Il has been EeI 20
fore. Being directly connected With oEo Of thg
largest importing houses o. PLiladelphi- VIC
VIII De enabled % offer great Inducements %
10th merchants and retail buyers.
D. a ADLEE Z 60
DA AcLra WEeon1E
Ecgs' Ao-EE < Kczs' Pf.aLepaia
Jan. ls, I-O5-d-
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Tabular NJ oilers,

LOUISVILLE, Feb 5-Iu yieW Of the re
cent accidents from tubular boilers OF
steamboats, and to the fact that owners
of several boats are making such boilers,
the underwriters OF this city i'll consnlta-
ton to-day decided to take no risks
where tubular boilers are used
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JoHN NNELL s. CO.,
DE6MsEEfHsTWtIRE. LANPs ohs AID
SstrSss. Sc. IS Main Street. noVS
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SIMON KEIM,
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY i i
PHILIP SCHW EITzEk,

OPPOSITE BUSBE S
tvNo. 50 Market St. has now on hand ana Is
Constantly receiving large STOCK oi S SyoI
SSthcr Tsrsetr of Candy and Cakes. Toys OF ev-
erv DESCRIPTION, and full assortment ci 3 Ssr5e'
ties and Notions. - ISE
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MrrRNnnN aE.aIDN

House met at u o'clock, when NUN
Der Of bills were taken up on their sec
ond reading Several were referred aud
others ordered to engrossment
House Bill No. Sc, to regulate the
registration Of voters, was taken up and
on motion Of Mr. Witcher, Of CabelI. re-
ierred to the Judiciary Committee
House adjourned.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAIL

& II articles ia our Inc We would .-perIlullr
solicit share Of the puU'Ir patronage.
YEAsFY, FORBEs 4 90.
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GnrOpai(df nadridtfa anO l1oti3rn.

8enepef BET ber &unfe 90 m
siege Der Del ret9er in Stulien.
Dis SelpmarIhaQ geneoef bic Nahri6t BON
benz Siese bel GuIta,ia erbielt, erlieB er Die
folgenps tele5rapbiihs Srsre: .fE-5
~.i- Grubau, o5. SUM-.
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Tide Norbarmee lenpen poQ freuoiger 8tipun=
perans lire ber3li6en 0liid8lpiiniA e Der ia
pfern Nrmse peS SlpenS nnp ibrem erIau6tcn
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Gulto35a.
Der 8elp3ug i'm SiDen 1T NIT einem brill
lanten Siege fir uni ere 8afenbriber erDfnet
porpen. Sin sipettes an @lorie reides gu
tos3a miro auf Dem Gbrsni6ilDe SsfreiG5
per5ei9net." s {
9ieler telesrap9ilGen Srbre fIaste Miarl6aq
8enepet bic folgenoe Norelie an leine Gruppen
BET 0. H tl.,4
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Ebsns! Sbr tperoet- nit 5reuoen Oieie gfaGg
riht be9ruSen unp nit erbGbtem GntbulioS=
mus bem naDeneen Sample entgegnnse9sn,
panait pir talp auf bentielben GbrenlAilp cine
neue unp slorreid9e SGlaAt per3ei6neu, unD
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tunpeu, na6 Dem &uer &rie9Smutb 70 icbrbe=
sebrt uub ben Cure Sapferreit unD gr1ebsns
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ringen ipirO. Benebet."
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gauilation Der. UunoeSta9sarmee a~b3urarten,
cine Del enlp< 6altung annabm, Orar9en Die
9reuBen RAID uno fibn in atpei &plcnnen
purb Die Webtrsspafle na6 8Sbmen. Der
reAte BlIael apancirte inter Yrtn3 Trieori6
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nau, wabrenc BET ltnfe JlIsel untsr benz
&rcnprin3en bon 9ieile uno @lab na6 Sp+I
1epbltapt li6 beipeste. Der reGte 6litael traf
suert auf ben Teinp unb bran9te i'm mad Ell.
mem beftgen uno slidli6en @apallerie9efe6t
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Sruppen nno erran9 i'm 9aufe oeS Cages Gr<
folge, ipelfe anf einen so1itdnbigen Sieg 9ufs
fen lteBen. Die Oeitretder soeen i6 ieoo4
fanpfenb 3urid, bis lie auf baS @ro5 ibrer
@rmee seitiBi, benz itirmil9en @nmar16 Der
Breuben BET Sfalib ener9tlA Die Stirn bteten
fcnnten. 8eiOe &aampfer beanIpru6en ben
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bent 8erlulte Der 9reuBen BON Is &anpnen,
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flung Der Gcbten uao Geripunpeten unO enpliA
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Amrrikani(de nadridtrn nnS nOt3sn

Sci Der Mb # nj II q bee Sc
mats btn1iGt1t9 Der Sarifbill
itimmte SeuatUrSpbnpn pon Niarb=
lanb fur ben Mntrag, paS Ginan3ccmmittee
gu inltrutren, baB e5 am smeiten Montaa
i'm De3em6er itber bic bonn Saule einaeanb>
te GarifbiQ berihte. SenatUrEGreB
pea it leiper nod INNER purh &rantbeit
ans 3immer gefclelt unb fonnte lornit nidt
iber ben Nntras abltimmen. SIM @anyn
ltimnlten % Seuaturen fir Den Nntrng uno
II se9en Oenlelben, 70 paB alio Die Carthage
i'm Senate Bis CUR 1naGlten SeIiion SerlAus
Ben III uno pOrerlt Der alte 2arif in Wirfun9
bleibt. a.a.caaH
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f6en SenatprenunbM epr enz
tanten in 8afGtnetOn. Sb9lsid
pieler Caucus ben Ibeilne6mern Sti(lhwet<
gen iiber feline 8er6anplun9en auferle9!r,
nil Der @albtnstoner 8eridterltatter. Der
q. 9 tribune bod 5Olsenpes iter i'm wifen:
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