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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-14

Our BUSINESS INTEREsTs.-Our Democratic
Senators from Pennsylvania are utterly negli-
gent of the business interests of their con-
stituents. Cowan, having nothing more to
lose, leaves the interests of the State to pro-
tect themselves. Buckalew we never hear
from. Yesterday, Senators Cattell and Grimes
defended the League Island bill in able and
eloquent speeches; but not word was heard
from our own Senators.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-14

Mr.. ANTHONY's CIVIL SERVICE BmL-Mr.
Anthony's Civil Service bill was reported upon
adversely yesterday in the Senate, and indefi-
nitely postponed. The times are hardly ripe
for the reform contemplated by this measure.
Yet it is most important one, and we shall
never see the civil service in this country what
it ought to be and might be, until the appoint
ment and removal of officers is taken out of
the arena of politics.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-14

SERMON OF BISHOP SHIPsoN.-We publish ..on
our sixth page to-day an. extended report of
the funeral sermon delivered by Bishop simp-
son, of the M. L. Church, over the remains of
DR.. Monroe, of Camden. The address is an
elegant tribute to the deceased and a fine ora
torical effort. We regret that the lateness of
the hour at which it was delivered yesterday
precluded any notice Of the ceremony in our
various editions
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-14

THE Indian Bureau has made a treaty with
the Kaw Indians, the Kaws agreeing to remove
from Kansas. The lands held by these Indians
are very valuable, and their being thrown open
to settlement would be great advantage to
the State. The general removal of the Indians
from Kansas is very much desired by her
citizens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-14

WE are glad to see that the New Jersey
House yesterday refused to pass the bill for
the relief of members convicted of bribery,
over the Governors veto. This is no time to
let up on the crime of bribery in any State
On the contrary, the purity of legislation
would be vastly increased by more stringent
and better executed laws on the subject.
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sPECIAL NOTICEs.

RsSSgTe NEWSPAPER ADVERTIsING.--JO
CoE a co. Agents for the "TRLRoRAPH'
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country have RE-
MOVED from FIFTH and CHEsNUT 70 No, IA g.
SIXTH freet second door above WALNUT
OFFICES mo. ia B, SIXTH Street, PhiladeIphia,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS New York. I so s4p
R9g@ HON. HUGH L. BOND, OF BALrI-
more, viii deliver the Sixth Lecture of the
Course, under the auspices OF the s. @. and STATS
T1CAL ASSOCIATION, on THURSDAY evening
February ~, at National Hall, MARKET Street
poets of the Colored People of Maryland"
The celebrated Black Swan VIII furnish music as
usual
Admission, s5 cents. Tickets may be had at
TRUMPLEHS Music Store. SEVENTH and CHFS-
NUT Streets, and at the door. oil a.
eay@ FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE IN.
- SANE. near Frankiord, Twenty-third Ward
DR.. J. ii. WoRTHINGToN, superintendent.
Application for the admission OF patients NAV ba
made 10 the superintendent, at the Asylum, or to
either OF the undermined MANAGERS:-
samuel Bettle, No. l49 n. Tenth street.
G. Ellis, N. r., cor Seventh and Market streets.
William BEETLE, No. 426 N. Sixth street.
HoratiO g. Wood, No. III Chestnut street.
John g Allen, No S35 s. Filth street.
John Carter, NO. 800 =. Twelfth street.
John N. Whitall. No 4iO Race street.
Mark BalderSton, No. $50 N. Sixth street.
Richard Richardson, No So Arch street,
Wlstar Norris No 2O9 S. Third street.
samuel Morris, near Olney,
r. p Morris, Germantown, and sos Market street
Nathan Htlles, Frankford;
DAVID Scull, NO. Sl5 Arch street.
W: klnSey, =. w. cor. Third and Vine streets,
William IL. Cooper near Camden, New Jersey.
p Emlen, Germantown. and 627 Market street.
Howard Yarnall, No. 922 Mount Vernon street.
FRANCIS X. Close, Germantown. and No. Walnut
street. 1 10 sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
One Hundred Thousand Disabled Young
Men I'm France.

The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times cites official statistics which bear
out the assertion that the number Of men
whom Napoleon proposes to take snHu-
ally for the army amounts 10 almost the
entire Product Of able-bodied youth
which France can produce. 1t will as
tOnish many TO learn what a large pro-
portion OF young men who are forced
10 draw lots every year aud IiabIe h.
serve as recruits In the order ~ tbai-
numbers are rejected by the medicsi ~
spectors. In 1864 the number of -
liable 70 serve was 81, 600. or thssa
were rejected: 49, JOG below the standes
hirht: 1854 wesk constitution. 60
sumption, ETC.; 800 humpbacked and
aatfaoted; 6,98s blind or deaf; 4,IOs in
suficient teeth; STA syphilis and COO
nate diseases; 5,2lS goitre and scrofuls.
3.T5s eretins, lGnaties aud paralytics +:
g esc divers i~ncapacities. The total youth
~ lie year unit to serve in the army
80 TO9 900 odd.
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YEMPHI APPEAL.
For the Memphis Appeal
FOR YOUR GENTLE M0TAkks

-or The Memphis Appeal
on YOUR GENTLE MOTHER's sAA
sisters brothers. Maynard children
Turning from the fond adyice
which 3 tender mother gave you
sweetly wrought by loves oeFi'e'
stop. reject, let no condition
Tempt You these bright threaos '
Weave them fast forever ever
For your gentle mothers SAKE
s,..o- have von some poor brother,
Who has lost the path OF right
VINO is ever stumbling blindiy,
grooming through LIES gloomy night,
has he shadowed DER the morning
OF your life with darkest dread
nave your tears been streaming, streaming,
while your cheek with shame was red
Stop. reflect. let no condition
Tempt you loves bright threads TO break
Weave them fast, forever, ever
For your gentle mothers sake.
Brother, comes the sweet remembrance
or thy sister Ike a dream,
Floating up with mock-bird carols
Flowery sweets and singing stream
And while musing do those features
Turn. God : to serpent fangs,
Singing with a poisoned anguish
Worse man fettered fiery pangs3
Stop. reflect, let no condition
Tempt Won loves bright threads to break
Weave them fast, forever, ever,
For your gentle mothers sake.
Yet perhaps, Ills but a shaco"
Rising up in cruel pride,
While each life Is growing colder
Apd he breach more darkly wide
o. nv Al a mothers blessings,
And by AL her holy love-
And by all the prayers she daily
Sent Cor thee 20 realms above
stop. reject, let no condition,
Tempt you loves bright threads to break
Weave them fast, forever, ever
For your gentle mothers sake
Weave 1t well, this precious fabric,
Mend your eviry broken thread
IL can be done by word or glance
or loving hand upon the head;
II can be done by nameless trihes'
Which 20 yearning hearts are more
Precious far, than all the jewels
which crown-head has In store.
Then weave en-. let no condition,
Tempt you loves bright threads TO break
Weave them fast, forever, ever,
For vour gentle mothers AXE
EFFIE GLENN,
HONE PLACE Miss.
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go Do . Waterfan.

A ianeuabIe incident occurred in the
Or7eans museum lately. The Young
80 Who goes into the lions den, put toe
Iaus nonsatum on her hair. When She
nehaa5 la let the Mexican lion jump
hsr as usual, that sagacious beast
oF we to the great alarm of the spec
sespp and bit of her waterfall. Mile.
A no;ss struck the beast with her whip,
80 covered the lost treasure,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21

g Q. Barnes vs.. 7. Bunfin
A FFIDAYlT for atsasbmeut having been
"A made in this cane III pursuance OF section
s455 OF The Code, and attachment having beer
issued and returned "ievied, etc." n the
property Of defendant C. T. Buntin:
1t Is therefore ordered, that said defendant =,
7. Bunttn appear on or before the 14th d@S -
March, 1851, AZ the Office OF 5. A. Moore J n
IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, ana dslenS
this suit or the same viii be K fcr oonts 49, ~.
and heard ex parte, and that 2 copy " LIS
order be pDblished once = week Ior loe1 eon
81 A. MOORE, il.
LoQwood 4 PeytoH, atty ~ plslhdn-
kebruary q. lsb7.-1eW4Rf
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OPTICAL.
HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE,
OFFICE, No. 4 FIRST FLOOR.
NJ. BERN HARDT
.0PTICIAR AND 0CULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMpnRTAgT NgW IEVFETTnN
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.

The emily perfect Lens I'm existence.
Superior TO amy other i'm use--con-
sfrueted in accordance with the seienee
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euliar fern Of a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.

Admirably adapted TO the Organ Of
sight, and perfectly natural 10 the eye,
affordiug altogether the best artificial
help 10 she human vision ever invented.
Sold only by the Professor of optics
and SFeeEaeIe Manufacturer.
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ATnrahnIga RnIe-

In admiralty.
Michael Larklu VS.. wreck OF the gteamboal
Robert j. Ward.
ID virtue offs decree OF the honorable Dis
D trict Court OF the United States, for the Dis,
trct OF West Tennessee, 1 Will, on Saturday,
the sd day Of Mach, 1857, al the foot Of Wash.
ington street, On the levee, IN the city or Mem
pills. sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
vreck Of tine steam5oa Robert j. Ward,
consisting OF two engines, four bid plates, 0ne
mud drown, one steam drown, two pitnlans
and two slider plates Sale between 20 and
o'clock. SAN H. JONf8,
u. 3. Marshal.
By ISAAC ". GRIFFITH, D. n.
nf.--r. = No. -Rn4n-
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By isaac "
nLn-.L ~


-SOs AOA
UNITED STATEs o. AMERICA.
BIsTRICr OUR OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
Michael Larkin vs. wreck Of the steamboat
Robert 3. Ward.
WHEREAS, Michael Larkin did on tne etf
day Of March, 1856, file his libel, civil and mar.
time, la said court, against said wreck OF the
steamboat Robert J, Wand, for the causes IN
said libel set fozth, and praying the usual pro
cess and monition OF the court la that beAslf
Nov, therefore, in pursuance OF the process Of
said court, 70 Be directed, l do hereby Eivf
public warming and notice to all other persons
having or pretendag 10 have any interest IN
said property 80 led. that they be and ap-
pear before the gai6 court AZ the federal courj
room in the city Of Memphis, on the 18th dsy
OF March, 1851, NJ teu O'Clock In the forenoon o
that day, and show cause. II any they have OF
know, why the said property shall not be con-
demned or forfeiied as Aforesaid.
This Bth day Of March, ls55-
SAN. II. JONES.
IT,. Marshal for the District OF West Tenn,
By Isaac W GRIfFfTH, Deputy US n.
mrs d14f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21

onee Hours from 9 m. to s pm.
OVERTON HOTEL
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The ADVANTAGES

or these Spectacles over all others are:
Is;--The only frue lens known being
perfectly free from chromatic light. so we'll
known to be the cause OF Injury to the vision,
and which makes the change fr0m spectaclos
to Glasses Of stronger power so Often required
while in many ~n.tsnces both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through the
same Classes.
2d.-Can be worn aifh perfect ease for
any length OF time at one sitting, giving as
tOhishing ciearness OF vision, particularly By
candle or other artificial light-c0mfort 70 the
spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sd.-when the eyes ache or pain
through the action OF a bright light, such as is
reflected rom snow. sunny weather. white
paper, and IN reading, writing OF sewing, or
vivid eo,ored bodies. these lenses, by sonenlng
the rays, effect a most agreeable sensation and
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4th.--Iu All nervous affections of fae
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like sand in thsieyes, the disturbed nerves are
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9Th --These SpecfaeIeE are systematically
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7th--PTOOf OF superiority over the old
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LEGAL.


IN pursuance OF the provisions Of an Act OF
4 the Legislature, Incorporating the 81 Mem
phis Dry Dock company passed December Is,
1866. the undersigned (by said act designated as
commissioners for that purpOsel will, on Satur-
day the sd inst meet at the Office OF the CON-
mercial Bank at 3 O'Clock Pm, for the purpose
OF electing a Board of Directors and taking
the other steps incident to the organization OF
sid Company.
A. j. WHITE.
Il. I. TOMLINS0N,
mar 8 2d j. w. PAGE, JR-
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MEnru1s. TEzv.. Februarr IS Is.

MEAEA4Hs AENE.F EEDLlaEN ID Acuas
1 have found a great deal OF pleasure in eN-
aiming the exquisite fabrics q DIT. BERN
HARDT, IN the way OF Eyeglasses. The Crys-
tai used by him IS OF wonderful purity, and the
styIe Of his Glasses so diversified as TO suit every
conceivable case Of need. He has selected for
me a pair of Glasses, which promise to give me
great aid aud comfort in my future reading I
ana among the many persons testify 70 his
capacity As an Oculist and Opticlan and TO the
value OF his services rendered 70 them, several
prominent Cergyfnen and Statesmen with
whom 1 am acquainted.
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HoLLEMBERc & oERTEL,
Architects and Builders Supplies,

Galvanized Iron COrnices, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Workers,
$40 second street, and clinton street bet. HOWaraas Rs and saysO street.
OALyANIzED IRON coREICEs. Mouldngz Brackets window Caps Tankse c. made to
(J order Metallic Roofing and Gutenng done atlo~r rates
Marble. Marbleized Slate and MarbIeized Iron Nantes,
co,a.nav an hand at all prices. FIRE CRATES AND BASKETS a he assortment Min
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EnSs ~ anean RMfE NJ ponheaP te GIa. Window Has and stanadG s0T III
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and aparett Brass Castings
ztaaroboat work Done Promptly
Agents for brakes Solar Jas APPARATUS for Lighting public and private building Jas pro
49, 1900 ~ EI weed 4 co.. omen Woo & Pguc. Fhiadepha Onamsn nI
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TOTAL ASSETS $1,444,0S6 II
Total Liabilities..---sls4,T7s IS.

Total Liabilities-..~sls4,T7 s So.
STATE OF TENNEssEE,1
C-oNPTRoLLER'S OFFICE, .
NASHVILLE, February p, 1851
i S. W. HATCHETT, Comptroller Of the
i. Treasury, do hereby certify that the Inter
national Insurance Company, located at New
York. in the state of New York, has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements OF the
laws OF the State Of Tennessee imposed on In
surance Companies, and further certify that
s. r Clark & Co., Agents of said Company,
have also complied with the requirements OF
the laws OF the State, made and provided In
such cases: Wherefore, said International In
surauce Company has authority TO take risks
and transact the business of insurance in this
State. at Memphis.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed
the LIST day OF July and January OF each year.
LIS y. W. HATCHETr,
mig 3w Comptroller Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-21
Of recommendations
From Medical Gentlemen,
Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent in

Professors OF the highest Opthalmic talent in
Memphis, Tenn, and in the Union;
MEMPHIS TENS., February "a. IS6z.
d most llling bear my testimony in IA
vOT Of the superiority OF the Australian Crystal
Spectacles over all other kinds They are con-
structed upon the best established and under
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to the human eye in its different conditions OF
vision issO perfect as 10 render sight easy with
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any point Of the surface, hey appear to restore
the eyes 10 their youthful energy. i can the
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to the public, from an acquaintance with many
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Join r. FRAYsER, NJ. d.


MEMPHIs Tenn. February 10, 1867.
We have examined the Lenses Of DR.. BERN-
/ HARDr, and consider them superior 70 any we
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
only 20 improve the lmperfeeti0ns OF impaired
which constant study produces. Many Of the
GLASSES are of new and Ingenious cantrivance.
We cordially recommend the Doctor 10 all
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JOHN PITMAN, NJ ID.
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/ Rev. :. G. STEDMAN.
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I Rev. ]. ID. WITHERSPOON.
Rev ID. s H FORD, Pastor Baptist Church.
CA-DANIS Cumberland Presby teran Church.
N. D. Lilly. 5
/ DIT. r, W. CREIGHTON.
Or. IRWIN, fl Shelby Sire &
Testimonials similar 20 the above may beseen
at DR.. BERSRARDrs ONCE, from
I r. ID ARNOLD. NJ. D.. Savannah. Ga.
Joseph II PLuNKETr, Pastor Of ST. Pauls,
Hon. JAMES l. ORR, Governor OF south OF
Hon. 5oSATHAE wORrH. Governor North
/ Hon.AAIURFiN, Governor Of Pennsylvania.
| Hon n A SWIFT Ex-GovernOr OF Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEN, Ex-Governor OF MIN
Ha11 RICHARD YATES. Governor Of illinois
| H. SEYMOUR, Governor of New 1ork
| r r. FENTON. Governor OF New loEk
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THE DAVIS TRIAL.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 25-1 o'clock.-The1e
was large crowd in attendance at tho United states
Court to-day company of cavalry stationed in tho
neghborhood OF the Court House. ChiefJustice Chasc
did not arrive, however, and there was no trial.
Among the witnesses summoned for the Governments
are Gems Magruder Malone, and Wickhan OF Virginia.
and Gen. GOreton of Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
MEXICO.
MINISTER RoMERo's VOYAGE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga private letter,
dated Vera Cruz, Nov. 9Ifrom Mr.. Romero says; I'VE
arrived safely at port after perous voyage,
in which the wilderness came very being lost.
nd matters here q very satisfactory condition. find
that NV friends are running candidate for Gov
ernor Of the State against brother OF Gen.
Porfrio DiaZ The Wilderness has TO go into dry docks
before she can return TO New-Orleans."
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POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS.
TIE BOSTON MUNICIPAL CANVASS.

THE BOSTON MUNICIPAL CANVASS.
BosToN Nov. 25-The Democratic, Republi
can Citizens and License parties held ameetng tonight,
for the purpose of making nominations for the mayor
aty The Democrats took informal ballot and chose
DR. Nathaniel b. Shuref by vote OF 49, 10 80 for all
Others and he will doubtless be the nominee. The Re
publican nominated the present Mayor Otis Nor
cross by vote OF IS to 90 The Citizens meeting
called by circular by the friends Of the Hon George W.
Messenger, and he unanimously nominated at the
meeting The license had quite full gathering. but
adjourned for week without making any nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
DEATH FROM A RAILROAD ACCIDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-Dr. NJ. NJ. Mat
thews OF Rochester died mere saturday from the ef
fleets of the injury received By falling from the Through
railroad tram rom Washington. on Friday, while al
Chester, Del He WAS IN the OF passing through the
train 20 get Oh the rear car which stop Al Phil
adelphia $3.50
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COLLYER, THE PRIzE,FIGurER ApRrsrrn

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 2J.-The prize fight
between Colyer and Kelley comes OF tomorrow M day
neak on the virginia shore % miles down the Potomac
both were weighed this afternoon and were within th
stipulated weight Kelly Is the heavier. COllyer was ar
rested his morning and held in 5000 bail To Keen rh,
peace In Maryland. The bail was gwen. N'' '''
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CONNECTTCJrT

THE HARTFORD ELECTION.
HARTFORD, Nov. 25.-At the Town election
here today entire Democratic ticket elected by
maorities averaging nearly 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
ILLNESS OF EXCHANGED

ILLNESS OF EA-CIiANNfIflOR WAI.WONTH.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Nov. 2J.-The Hon
Reuben Hyde Walworth, ex-Chancellor, is lying yer,
low, and not expected TO recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26

VIEWS OF MEssRS. MARSHALL AND ELDHlDGE.
The undersigned agreeing with our associates of the
majority the Committee In their views of the law and
in the conclusions that evidence before the Committee
presents for the impeachment OF the President
might If they had stopped there been content simply
10 have joined the report which they have submitted
but as they, as we'll as the majority have felt IL
their duty TO go further and express their censure
and condemnation of the President, We feel that
il is due 10 ourselves and TO the position we occupy TO
present as briefly as possibea few additional remarks
Tor the consideration Of the House ana OF the country
the President has gully OF any act crime for
which unnsr our Constitutional laws he can ought
to he imneached This cOnohsOn II seems to us, Is
Tho determination OF the while question submitted by
the House the Committee IL IL the commission by the
Iect him 10 our Official juriticton, or justify MS as
Committee OF the House OF Representatives or even the