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WASHINGTON, juno :.

HUUsE Mr. Ancona offered "A Joint
resolution, fixing upon the 2oth inst, as
a day for adjournment but it was not
in order.
Mr. Raymond moved tho postpone
ment of the Joint resolution in reference
to Indian treaties, which not being
agreed to he, moved the previous ques-
tion on its passage.
The House referred him to the second
previous question, when Mr. Durleigh, Of
Dacotah, moved to postpone the joint
resolution till Monday next, when he
promised to show that the money apprO-
priated by it, and most of which was
actually spent, was being squandered by
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in
violation Of law The motion was
agreed to.
Mr. Thayer followed on the same side.
Mr. Spaulding stated that he had been
a member of the committee on Naval
Affairs Of the last Congress, and had
had occasion to view the locality well
known as League Island II occurred
to him that there was such thing as
having a present of TOO expensive
character for the purpose contemplated.
After considerable debate the bill was
passed-yeas Il: nays iG
Ii authorizes the Secretary Of the Ma.
W TO receive and accept from the city
authorities Of Philadelphia the title TO
League Island, on thQ Delaware river,
and the adjacent marsh land, including
the whole Of the creek known as Back
Channel, from TIE Schuylkill 10 the
Delaware, and all the RIPARIAN rights
and privileges Of said League Island,
the adjacent marsh and the Back Chan.
mel, with so much Of the opposite shore
of Back Channel from League Island
shore as shall, IN the opinion Of the Sec
retary Of the Navy be ample to enable
the Government to have the sole and
exclusive use Of said Back Channel, and
both shores thereof, the said Island
and its appuTtenaucts 10 he held
fer naval purposes by The Govern.
ment Of the United States provided the
said League Island marsh and adjacent
or back cEanuel with II, shown as afore-
said, shall not be received or accepted
until title IN the whole Of the same here.
in described 5 complete and indefeasable
nor unless acceptance thereof shall he
recommended by a board of officers to
be appointed by The President and pro
| vided further, that if League Island be
| selected, the Navy Yard at Philadelphia
shall be dispensed with and disposed Of
by the United States as soon as the pub
| lie convenience will admit.
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myself very severely-.one hand almost to q
crisp. The torture waa unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly and
left very little scar CHAs ROSTER,
420 Broad ST., Phila telphia."
This 10 merely sample OF what tie Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable IN I'll cases
of wounds, swelings sprains, cuts, ruises
spavins, etc, either upon man or beast
Beware Of counterfeits. None 10 genuine IN
less wrapped in fine steel.plate engravings
bearing the signature Of G. w. Westbrook,
Chemist, and the priUats stamp Of DEMAS BARNES
Co., New York.
Saratoga sprigE Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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National Fair.

WASHINGTON, June THE NatioLal
Fair for the benefit of the Sailors and
Soldiers Orphans Home, was inaugura-
ted at Washington last night Senator
Wilson presided, and introduced Major
General Howard, Major General Banks,
Colonel Mckee, and finally President
johnson, to the large assemblage. The
President remarked that he came there
merely to say a word in the cause of
humanity, and unite in the expression of
the nations gratitude to the nation S
defenders. What nobler object than
the presen. one, could we engage in
The education of the destitute orphans
of our soldiers would be work of peace,
There was a very large crowd present,
and the initiatory exercises was com
plste success.
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MEMPHIS, June 1.-THE Congressional
Committee closed their labor to-day and
started for Washington, after session
OF fourteen working days, in which they
have examined one hundred and seventy
witnesses, taken2 600 pages OF testimony
showing details of the riots, its cause
and results. Mr. Washburne has gone
by way OF st. Louis, taking the Steno-
grapher with him, for the purpose OF
anulyzing the testimony en- rOnte. The
others went direct by the Chattanooga
rOntn
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WHAT Dm iU,--A young lady. returning to
her country home after s sOjOurn OF few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends,
In place OF rustic, lush face she had con-
ruby complexion. OF almost marble smoothness ;
an instead OF %, she really appeared but IL
lia Balm and would not be without IL. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. IL eau be ordered
OF any druggist foI only 50 cents.
Saratoga Spring Wn'rr, Ooid Gy al!
Druggists.
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5. T.-is60. .-X.-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold In one year IL something startling.
They would Ill Broadway six feet high, IRON
the Park TO fth street. brakes mAnufactory ts
one of the institutions of New York. IL Is said
that Drake painted all the recks In the Eastern
States with his cabAhstfc IS. I -lse0.-X.," !"
and then got the old granny legislators TO pass
a law preventing disdguring the face Of Ma.
ture, which gave him a monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but we do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes Of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They arc very
invigorating when lsnguid and weak, and
great appetizer.
Saratoga SprIng Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Fire nj PouRhkeepsie, ". y

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. June There
were twenty FIVE buildings destroyed by
fire at Port Ewin, opposite Rhinebeek,
this morning. Among the sufferers are
Jas. Thompson, Henry F. stephens, s.
Hughes, Edward Cashin and j. O'Reilly.
We are unable to ascertain the exact
amount of loss OF insurance
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NASHVILLE, juno w Gather very
warm. This has been the hottest day
of the season
The Cumberland we'll on Eagle Creek
was put in operation with steam en-.
gine a few days since, and seven barrels
were pumped from it in one hour. 1t is
thought to be one of the best yielding
wells yet developed in this section,
The river commenced falling to day
with four feet water on the shoals,
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SAN FRANCIsCO, June In the suit
of the California State Telegraph Com.
pany against the United States Pacific
Telegraph Company, the latter has
been restricted and prohibited from tel.
egraphing between cities in Nevada and
California The injunction is permanent
and cannot be remRnded by any author.
itv whatever.
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

n PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts All Officers, Soldiers, or Seamen dis'
xbled in the service of the United States, are en-
titled to Pensions for life; and iu case OF their
aeath, the widow, orphan children, mother or
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, is
untitled to pension, and also the bounty OF one
hundred dollars, and all back Pay due. My lee
n each case is FIVE DOLLARS, If the claim
,or pension is collected and NO CHARGE In
,ase of failure.
Certified accounts collected on the most reas
nahle terms.
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street. near the Court
H0use, Wheeling, Va. saps'
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AQUA DE MAsSoLlA.--The prettiest thing. the
sweetest thing" and the most Of il for the
least N oney. II overcomes the odor Of perspi.
ration; softens and adds delicacy to the skin |;
is delightful perfume allays headache and
and Is q necessary companion IN
the sick room, In the nursery and upon the tot
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists t
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SAW HER But a MOMENT
saw her but a moment,

saw her but a moment
Twas in fitting skirt
How prettily she sailed along.
The charming little firt
saw her but q moment,
All twas pretty sigh;
70 see her tread the crowded street
with fOotstep free and light
saw her but moment
Yet swore bv the "Old Harry
Tho pretty thing TO look at,
She would never do TO marry
Tho saw her but a moment
Yet knew she was trt
By the iauuty airs she put on
AS shC swung her tilting skirt
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M. w. JORDAN,

MARBLE WORNs.-MoSGMENI5I locsl3AiiatS y
tsmotery Work executed in good style. Corn
- Of Z lno and 7th Streets, East Wheeling, W;
~. Yam prepared TO FIJI all orders entrusted
.. NJ aud hope l will merit a part OF pn6hc pat,
.ura-e Prompt attention paid to orders from
re country. mon1 y
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Tornado Mt Augusta, Ga

AUGUSTA, GA, June In a tornado
to. day school house was thrown down
and seven children killed and uine
wounded.
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z HENKE-

5ASEFAGTURER OF LADIES'
"A BOOTS, Shoes, Caters and Balmorals-
= good assortment always on hand Molk
l,nSs IA order No - Main Street, Centre
.fSe.,,ry ian23 zines
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S. r. FARIS,

WORKER 81 sCILP-
VI FGY No To- Main Street Wheeling va
ca Monumental Work OF all KINDS made 10
.1,r on short notice. Particular attention paid
Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. seD23
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General Burnside.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., June 7.-General
Burnside has accepted the Presidency Of
the Rhode Island Locomotion Works.
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All who value beautiful head OF hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
Ing gray will not fail TO use Lyons celebrated
Kathaifon. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy eradicates dandrutf and causes the hair
10 grow with luxruiant beauty. Sold every
where Z. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New York.
Saratoga srribg WntCr, sold by ii
Druy-ist5
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Do.,b canaan ,Iep,or.

CINCINNATI, June Captain Mentor
died last night, from the effects Of his
wounds
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M. r. HULLIHEN,

..s5zzF, WHEELING, VA; DENIlsG,
sspySfl OFFICE, corner Of Market and QulRo5
stT5ets Que square above the Custom House
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s. p. MILLER
G. +. ZANE 81 CO.

uPORFERs AND DEALERS IN
fl5uors Manufacturers of Pure Catawba Wines
Juiucy Street between Main and Market SITS,
Wheeling, Va, keep constantly on hLnd Brandies
.cotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica Runs and
,'crdials choice Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies.
sep90 . s
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III. w. PHILLIPS

sRDN AND BRASS FOUNDFR,
( STEAM ENGINE BUILDER. and denerai
sIaChiuist, North Wheeling, Va.
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GROCERIES & PRODUCE
c.. MAIER,
Formerly Proprietor of Boat stor

I'''0N t1T||'|
No. II W.ITER STREET, iCo doors ajors
Sprigg Altey
KREPs CONSTANTLY ON HAND
N A FULL and complete assortment OF Gro.
ceries, Produce, Canned Fruits, Jelies, Sardines
Cove Oysters, Lobsters etc., etc, al Of which
will bs sold at the lowest market rates.
Orders for anything in my line filed either
day or night.
|Ofice oI W. ! 4 Anderson, Steamboat
Agent. myJ
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HelmstIeets inimitable Hair COlorlng has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years
It'aots upon the absorbSnts ct the roots oil ths
hair and changes II TO its original color by de
groos. All instantaneous dyes deaden and 10
lure the hair Heimstreets "a not q dye, but q
certain In its results promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price 80 cents and
81 On. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by sIl
Dealers
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J. II. GOOD,

EEVHNEY AT LAV, OFFHCE
a corner Fourth and Monroe stsets The
saue that is, at present, occupied by JGIse
Good. P--- app :.
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CHARLES sIEBKE,
WILLIAM HARE

ACTsCAI. pLUUBER AMI
GAS FILTER, No 81 Monroe st' "Eeet
8sOrders from the country attended Is at
,~ort notice. @-- eopS
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LYONS EXTRACT or PuEB JASAIcA GE0aR-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus &C.. where q warming,
genial stimulantis required. Its careful prepa,
ration and entire purity makes II cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold eV'
erywhere, at 30 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, cold by oil
Druggists. iebl'eow
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MRS. C. zIMMER,

sFANIFACTUREs ALL KINDS
NS OF CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD 40.
yo' iG2 Market street, East SIDE, "a lie" S Io3tS
nth of tho Market House) Wheehne' va
:apfN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. e. J. HENNIG,

sEO9EOPATAalC PHKSICIAN'
has removed his Office 70 Union street, Do.
tween Market and Fourth. Oaice h"nrS 'ro"
to9a.m; to3p 6 to 9p. m.
anri.lV
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Fenian Meeting nt syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n Y, June 7.-Great ex.
citement prevailed among the Fenians
last night. Six hundred dollars was
raised at meeting here. and ITO more
men sent to the front. Several car loads
of Fenians from the West also arrived
here last evening. They all passed East
on the l2- 10 o'clock train this morning.
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TAYLOR s. BARR,

FPORNTyS AT LAW, WHEEL
4 NC ", y. VIII practice in the courts OF
gL.oaud adioining counties. Particular attention
gwen to collections examination Of Land Titles,
preparation OF Deeds, and other legal lnstru'
u 1uts.
Ohice under the NI4ure House Monroe 81
spIlIGm
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J. & G. BAYHA,
P. w. BOSLEY,

sEANUFACTURER or CO,I,r"N
M AND FANCY CANDIES and dealer III
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, etc, No i5o Market st
IS NLeeling Va
Also Parties and Weddings Furnished ~lth
Leo Graam end ,laka at tho shortest notice
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Defense Of Montreal.

NEW YORK. June "A dispatch from
Cornwall, c. W., states that 10000 men
have been sworn in at Montreal for the
defense Of the city.
Release of Fenians OH Baii-Reuians
still arriving at Buffalo
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WILLIAM KRYTER

aTANUF OF SHEARS,
Ns Knives Scissors Cutlery, Sheep Shears
go, and dealer IN Hardware and Gums No iof,
II arket Street Wheeling W. Va sepH'
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NEW YORK, June 7.-Dispatohes from
hutiand, Vt, say the United States au-
tnoritles seized large quantities OF Fe'
man arms aud ammunition at Essex
Junction last night, which arrived from
Boston, Sweeney. however, would push
forward last night OF this morning.
Montreal is believed to be the main o6-
iect, though one or two lesser points
may first be used as basis.
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gsW CaFriags Innufa GtoIy
JOHN PFARR, -

ASANU ACT u Il X TX or AL
III KINDS OF CARRIAGES, Market Street.
i. tow 1o0rs ohnZ-e the 2nl Ward Market House
Wheeling, Va.
- Repairing done ON the shortest notice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

The plan proposed by Mr.: Charles Dement,
and published in the ARGUS, for making Rock
river navisabls, would be . splendid thing
for Dixon and Chicago, but not 90 fine for
Rock Island. It would, in fact, if successful,
leave us out in the cold, tho carrying business
being done by small steamboats, outing of
the business Of our place in circle from the
Meredocia, above Cordova, to the mouth of
Rock river. But few people have any faith
that steamboats, can ever proftsbly run in
Rock river. A canal might be made of the
river, bringing the canal around the Watch
Tower and terminating it ct our levee, which
would be success,-but tho idea of naviga-
ting that river with steamers does not seem
to US practicable. But engineers are to be
employed to ascertain.
If we could have canal direct to Lasalle,
with its terminus on our levee, it would be O,
some consequence-but even that project is
of doubtful practioability and would be at.
tended with an enormous expense, Il il
well, however, to ascertain what oan be done,
and if either project is feasible one, let i,
be carried ont.
We published Mr.. Dement'S letter, not be-
cause we agreed with all. his conclusions, bu,
to let our readers see all sides of the question
especially what the friends of these prof
ects propose to do.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
The Election YESTERDAY,

The municipal election yesterday resulted in a
substantial democratic victory. Last year the
republicans elected fifteen of the sixteen alder
men yesterday they elected only nine of the
sixteen while the democratic gain on the pop
ular vote is between four aud five thousand
This is well; but the democracy might have
done better. Had they nominated tickets in
every ward, presented bold and united frcnts
everywhere, and fought the contest with the
vigor of which they capable, they would
have carried the city. They see this now, and
will hereafter profit by the experience.
The events and result of the election disclose
one fact Enthusiastically. They disclose that the
republican party here, which year ago was so
strong and defiant, is now broken up, dispirited,
demoralized. It is melting away. Under the
same process of disintegraton which has been at
work for six months past, it will have dissolved
six months hence. A disunion party, Chicago
repudiates it. party devoted to ceaseless
strife between the sections after all causeasOf
strife has beeen removed. Chicago will not toler-
ate it. party whose declared policy is negro
suffrage and negro equality all over the country,
Chicago spews ii out.
The indications of public opinion are the same
throughout the west as here. The people of the
west, by an enormous majority, are in favor of
the immediate and perfect restoration of the
Union, and they will sweep out of existence the
party which seeks indefinite disunion. 1t is
the deliberate purpose of the republican party
that the southern states shall not participate in
the next presidential election, and that there
after they shall be kept in q provincial con-
d;tion until they shall submit to Authorization.
It would be lamentable indeed if this party were
not in the process of rapid decay.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Special April Term.
FIRST DAY.
WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1866.


Pursuant to a call for special meeting the
board of supervisors convened in the super
visors' room, in the city of Rock Island, for
the transaction of county business. The
meeting was called to order by the clerk, the
call read and on motion of Supervisor At
kinson, Supr. Kimball was chosen chairman
pro tenn.
The following names persons presented
credentials as supervisors for the ensuing
year, viz:
CANOE CREEK-James Hill.
CoE-Jacob Ell. Marshall,
ZUMA-DanI n. Beal.
PoRT BYRoN-David N. Simonson.
HAMPTON A. D. Cox.
MoLINE-Chas. Atkinson.
Rock IsLANp-BH Kimball and S.B.Stod-
dard.
BLACK HAwK-Thos. Kerr.
BowLING-John Clark.
Coal VALLEY-John McCandless.
EDGINGroN-John g. Parmenter.
ANDALUsIA-Rinnah Wells.
BUFFALO PRAIRIE-Johu Ii. Eby.
ABsENT-Messrs Perkins, of Cordova, and
Thornton, of Drury.
Supervisors Atkinson aud Bsal were ap-
pointed tellers and the members OF the board
proceeded to ballot for chairman for the en-
suing year. which resulted as follows, viz:
Supervisor Atkinson received votes, Kim
ball S, and Beal /.
Supr. Atkinson having received MAORI
ty of the Whole mum Der of votes cast WAS de-
clarsd duly elected chairman of the board for
the ensuing year, and was called to the
chair.
The following are the com nittees appointed
by the chairman, for the ensuing year, VIZ:
FINANcE-B. II. Kimball, L. j. Perkins,
kinnah Wells.
Town AND Town ACCOUNTS james Hill,
John Clark, John q. Parmenter.
EoUALIzArroN-John McCandless, B. II.
Kimball, Daniel n. Beal.
MISCELLANEOUS CLA1Ms-John III. Ely, A
D. Cox, s. b. S.oddard.
Poor House AND PAUPERs-SB b, Stoddard,
job McCandless, Thos. Kerr.
ROADS AND BRIDGES III. Marshall,
D. n Sin,onson, Err Thornton.
ABATEMENTs-Daniel n. Beal, L. j. Per-
kins. John G. Parmenter.
SWAMI LASDs-John Clark, james Hill
Thos. Kerr.
WAYS AND MEANs-Jacob II. Marshall, A.
D. Cox, John II. Eby.
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wells, >.
B. Stoddsrd, David LII. Simonson.
JAIL AND JAIL ACCOUNTED. II. kimball,
Err Thornton. james Hill.
Supervisor Kimbalrs report of monies re-
ceived of the county treasurer and paid out to
liauidate county indebtedness, as per order
of former board, was referred to the commit
tee on finance.
The matter pertaining to a sidewalk around
court house square was called up by Supr.
Stoddard and ON motion of Supr Kim ball tho
same was referred to the committee on public
expenditures.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-19

Restoration is the only way out OF our ma
tional difficulties. The army and navy per-
formed their parts nobly; our public men
hesitate at the critical hour, begin to count
up the chances for and against their party,
scheme for the firmer establishment of party
power, and in fact throw away all the advan-
tages which four years of war had fairly Sc
cured. It cannot in reason be affirmed that
the southern states are indisposed to act their
part properly. They have generally behaved
nobly, exhibiting far slnoerer solicitude tor
the restoration OF the Union than the radical
leaders themselves. The business of disun-
ion has merely passed over into other hands.
With restoration, capital will seek it's own in
the rich territory of the south. and industry
will start up with magic celebrity. Cotton will
be produced in larger quantities than ever be-
fore, and we shall thus have in our hands the
means to pay our foreign balances. This is
| the big wheel in our commercial operations,
| which cannot be blocked except at the risk Of
| deranging the whole system. Cotton will
| help US to come back to specie payments
| sooner than all the Legislation congress could
tuyn out in q dozen terms; and having touch
ed yock bottom again, the natlonai credit vii
stand secure in spite of speculatofs and poll
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