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MAGNIFICENT
FARM FOR SAFE.

AN Offering VERY CHEAP, my Farm. one
Il and q half miles Southeast Of Bartlett. con-
tanning 200 acres, one half cleared balance well
tmberedi elegant twO-story DWELLINGS also, a
Splendid once, ai necessary ~outhouses, such
as cabins, Cribs. stables, etc, etc, all new, with
an excellent young Orchard OF choice Fruit
trees. The farm is in a high state OF cultiva.
ton, and is emphatically one Of the n OsJ de-
sirable places IN the county, well adapted for
stock or Cotton. Call on r.. A. GUTHRIE, re-
siding on the premises. oc20 Tvs
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MIS-. LINCOLN Is writing q book. to be
entitled Five years in the White
House"
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]. a. CAMERON & co.

No. , Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES
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~ LAS0s
hAVTNG Withdrawn from the house OF Rob
II esOn, Mitchell & Co, 1 have accepted q
position in the house Of WALKER BROS. q
CO., % Main street, where / will be pleased q
meet my old friends ana customers, and ex
uibit TO them the most extensive stock OF
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Mississippi and Tennessee L. Z.
Change Of Time.

ON and after SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th,
1867, until further notice, the Passenger
Train viii
LeGCe Memphis Daily at 3 PAN,
One hour earlier than heretofore.
Train Arrives ht Memphis Daily at S:45 am.
ms change is made temporarily, by request
OF numerous patrons Of the road.
Parties wishing 10 leave Memphi at night
and return IN the morning, can purchase com
mutation tickets for twenty trips, to any point,
or tickets good for one month, at reduced
rates, by applying at this office.
A. s. LIVERMORE.
oclQ Iw GaneraI nDarTnteDJs,
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A 10 IA Whom u Nay Coacern: having
Eaken out Letters Of Administration on the
herabv notify Al persons having claims on
their Estates 10. come forward and present.
them, properly authenticated, etc, within me
haVred. A. CORUtS, AdmiDiatrat0r
Buliock 4 Anderson, attorneys. ocl9 Ina"
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Principal Depot fer the Southern States for FINLEYs CHURN DAsHER,
81 Main street Memphis, Tenn. and for sale by agents everywhere.
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BLACK. cAMRoN 9 co..

No, s ADAMS STREET
OPPOSITE woRsHAM HOUSE.
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Dissolution of COpartnership

MEMPHIS, TENN, October 70, 1857.
THE cOpartaershiD heretofore existing unde
4 the name OF PLUMMER, CURRY q Co. is
this day dissolved by the withdrawal OF Geo.
u. Plummer and A P. Curry from said drm.
K. +. Patterson has purchased the entire inter-
est OF hummer a Curry in all OF the property,
including notes and accounts, and assume All
OF the liabilities of said firm. He is authorized
TO use the name Of the late firm in the settle
ment OF the business. Piumme e Curry NAV
be found at the old stand for the present.
K D. FLUMMER,
A. p. CGRRY.
r. +, PATTERSON.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WE wiz sell 70 the highest bidder. on Thurs
" dags gclober 81, a. y o'clock, at our saies-
room No. 20 Second street. The pleasanf En-
9uruan residence occupied BY Charles MlEDv.
go Just south OF Union avenue. in the desira-
pc ~nelg4DornOod or Kew. Mr.. Young. NJ. Is
les, Mr. Harbut and others. three miIss 80 81
the city.
Thepiaee contains about I've acres, with 4
go9d a"el1ng for a small family, me water.
AMI an orchard Of finest fruft. apples. peaebes
pears, etc The owner Is 10 seIi
Wnhout reserve, and upon easy terms. to-Wff-
years, with interest.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT &O-
ocI5 ids Arcff0-s.-
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Retail Price, 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.
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n. A. PARTEE. I'D. r. III
Haywood Co, Tenn. PanJia, Mis-.
r. Z. PAREEE, Pamela Co, Miss
PARTEE, M'GEHEE&C0
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
GeneFalCOmmiSSiOn Merchants
COOPER BLOCK. Monroe Street
Liberal Advances KaiG On CGIsigImGlE.

TN referring TO cur card as above, We would
say that IN the uture, asln the past. We VIII
give our best atfeutiOn 70 the Interests OF our
patrons on all cOnsigumenLs made as. mat
while our facilities are AZ least equal 20 any
THE Usual CHARGES WILL BE MADE,
and we pledge ourselves that the result 70 lls
planter on AL business intruNued 70 rs EhaIbe
A. favorable as from any other house Of equal
standing. or IRON parties who may propose 70
transact BUSH ess for less than we feel We can
Justly and safely afford to do oc3-dm
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a. p. CORY,
Z. +. PATTERSON.
Trustees Sale,

shall continue the Produce and Commission
business at the old stand OF Plummer. Curry &
Co., l96 Main stree and solicit q continuance
Of the favOrs conferred on them
OCH Il. Z PATTERSON.
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W. B.
Late OF Msacham a Galbrsafh,
MamnhFa Tam
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. 9.
Patrick o Rourk formerly Treasurer ofth
Roberts branch of Fenians, has instituted
legal proceedings against the Directors Of
Stephens branch, for the recovery of cash
checks made AID liable to his order, and
which it is alleged we're sent by parties who
thought U Rourks was Treasurer of the
. Mshony branch. position which he re-
signed 81 the time of Roberts detection.
The test case before Justice Connolly, in
which two policemen are charged with assault
and battery whilst arresting liquor dealer,
is creating considerable excitement. The
prisoners, declining to give bail, were COM
mitted yesterday, but subsequently released
on the reeognisance of Superintendent Ken
nedy, who has ordered tha, no person under
arrest shall be taken before Justice Connolly
in future
gentleman from Chicago. named NJ, W.
larcany, WAS robbed of eight thousand dol.
lars on one of the Broadway cars uear rwen-
second street, on Thursday night. The
thief was captured but only small portion
OF the money WAS found on his person.
The rumor that Roberts .Fenians are selling
arms is aniounded.
The Southern relief Commissioners have
collected II 900 bushels Of corn, 800 al
which gues TO Alabama, 5000 to Georgia,
1900 to each North and South Carolina: ali
, to be shipped from the Western market. ex
cent thattO North Carolina, transportation
free.
Gen. Sheridan dimes this evening with ths
Union Club, and leaves Monday
BayarS Taylor sailed to-day fos E1rops.
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FROM CHICAGO.

[speclsl to the Northwestern Associated Press.l
CHICAGO, Feb. o.
About twelve O clock this morning bar
tender, named Wilson, in a saloon adjoining
the post office building, was shot down in
cold blood. Two men named Wright and
Corlen, got into row, when one of them
took refuge behind the counter, whereupon
the other, who was the attacking party, be-
came enraged at the bar tender and turned
his batteries on him Then the murderer ap>
peared on the scene, one George Scho6eld,
who had hitherto been in the background,
drew revolver and shot his victim in the
head, with whom he had not exchanged q
word before this, and he had seemed to take
but little interest in the fracas. During the
excitement which followed, the Murderer
escaped without being noticed. The mur-
derer has been employed as bookkeeper in
Wholesale boot and shoe establishment
Wilson died in half an hour after tho shot
was fred. He was married recently, and
was about thirty years old. SO far as known,
the two men never hac any difficulty with
each other. The inquest will be held 10 day.
LATER.
The murderer Of Wilson was arrested this
a. m, together with his sccomplice, Wright,
at their lodgings, and are nov in Jail.
Further reports say that domestic troubles
and illicit love was the real cause Of the
tragedy, all parties being bad characters.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Q.
The steamer Argonate recently wrecked
and raised, has been sold at auction for 81
600.
Henry's marble bust of Lincoln will be in
augurated At noon on the 18th, at the Acsde-
my of Music. Governor Bramlette is ex-
pected to preside. An eulogy will be deliver
ed by Attorney General Speed. A letter has
just been received from President johnson
declining to attend in consequence of the
pressure of public business, but expresses
his warmest sympathy with those who render
this just tribute to the memory Of great and
good man.
One ton Of pig lead, the frs, production o!
Franklin oourty, was received here to day.
Snow to the depth of four inches has fall
en-. Weather cold.
The passenger train leaving Nashville at
noon for Louisville, accidentally run of the
track near Franklin, by. One passenger
and baggage car were thrown down the ems
bankment and broken TO pieces. Very few
passengers were hurt, but not seriously. The
conductor, baggage master and the brakes
men were badly hurt.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 9.
A concurrent resolution to amend the State
Constitution by striking ont that portion re
ferrlng to the qualifications Of lawyers,
preachers, &c., was tabled in the House yes
terdsy.
A concurrent resolution requesting the
Postmaster General to restore the river mail
route between St. Louis and Keokuk, recent
ly discontinued, was passed.
In Kansas, the Senate yesterday passed a
bill taking away all the rights of dover from
the widows residing in that State whose hus-
bands are in the State. Also, one to allow
the redemption of land sold for taxes by pay
ing s per cent. interest instead of % pei
cent, as now provided.
Fred Douglass delivered another lecture
here last night to large audience.
The colored Bap,ists of this city have es.
tablished monthly organ.
Las, night was one of the coldest of the
season. The thermometer marked zero at
this g. IN.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Feb. g.
The Journals Des Moines special says that
lie Grand Byington, democrat, has issued a
call for State Convention to meet at Iowa
City on the I'd OF Apri! next
New ORLEANS, Feb. Q.
Minister Campbell has pronounced as un-
qualitiedly false, the report recently circula-
ted Of disagreement between Gen. Sher-
man and himself.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 3.
A heavy snow storm begun last night and
continues with gale Of wind from the north
esst. Another blockade is imminent.
New ORLEANS, Feb. ..
Weather clear with cold wind. Mercury
forty three.
Business at the landing is active, as usual
on Saturdays.
Arrival-Moble City, from St. Louis.
Departures-W. B. Archie, for St. Louis
Virginia, for Louisville; Messenger, for Cal.
ro, and Magenta, for Vicksburg.
READING, Pa, Feb. 8.
W f. Gerard, Democratic candidate foi
Mayor, was elected yesterday, by 326 major
ity. Vote light.
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LATEST Z BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1saros Feb. 9

WASHINGTON, Feb. ..
The Senate confirmed Danniel l.. Collier,
of Philadelphia, and Isaac A. Verplane, OF
Buffalo, to examine into the claims Of Massa-
chusetts moneys expended during the war for
coast defense.
The President called npon Geo. Peobody
to. day, as private citizen, and in converse
ton paid the latter high compliment for his
munifcent GIFT to the educational interest OF
the South
Mr. Peabody, in allusion to England, said
there was now a more friendly feeling to.
wards the United States by the people and
Government Of that country than ever be-
fore.
The Executive Mansion has been thorough
y renovated at cost Of forty thousand dol>
lars. The carpets and curtains were specially
imported from England.
A communication from the Secretary OF
War gives the details OF the enormous ex>
pense of supplies delivered in the Rocky
Mountain region. Hay is from sixty to one
hundred and ten dollars per ton; corn. eight
and one eighth cents per pound, etc. An
other communication states on authority
that Gen. Grant has issued no such orders,
but are reported to have been issued by Gen.
Sherman for the protection Of overland
transportation. A copy Of the Senate resolu-
ton relative thereto has been referred to Gen.
Sherman for q report.
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MURDER IN CHICAGO.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. g.
George Peabody has addressed letter to
Robert C.. Winthrop, Bishop Mcllvaine, Gen.
Grant and others, rendering as gift the sum
of one million dollars, to be held in trust and
the interest applied for the promotion Of in
dustrial moral and intellectual education
amongst the young of the more destitute por-
tions of the Southwestern States, without
other distinction than their needs and opp6r
tunities of usefulness. He also gives per
mission to use from the principal, withinthe
next two years, not exceeding 40 per cent
He also gives the Planters Bank bonds of
the State of Mississippi, amounting, with the
interest, to 81, 100, 600, on which no interest
has been paid since 1910, but the validity of
which was never questioned. The letter vas
long, benevolent and patriotic. Upon the
receipt Of the letter by Mr.. Winthrop, a
meeting of the gentlemen named in it was
called to consider the matter. whereupon res
olutions were presented by Bishop McIlrane
and signed by those trustees present in Wash
ington, expressing, to the donor, their CRATE
full appreciation OF his enlarged and unprece,
dented generosity.
Last night there was q splendid debate in
the House between Stevens and Banks, the
wards "My Policy" The latter repeled
the charge.
CHICAGO, Feb. g.
The Journals Washington special says
there is tremendous Canadian and Nova
scotian lobby at work with the Ways and
Means Committee, to get reduction on ag
ricultural products, building stone and coal,
in effect to restore the reciprocity treaty.
President johnson to- day called upon Mr..
Peabody and personally thanked him for the
munihcent donation which he has just made
of million of dollars for the education of
the young men OF the Southwest.
The Republican, Washington special say.
the Senate Post Office Committee, yesterday,
unanimously agreed to report in favor of the
House bill legalizing the Clinton bridge over
the Mississippi. Gen. Warren's testimony
swept away the only objection brought against
it, he pronouncing it no obstruction to navi-
CATION.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.
Business is almost suspended by the heavy
snow. The mercury fell last night from 81
to 80. !
The Committee appointed by the Chamber
of Commerce to attend the Convention at
St. Louis in reference to the improvement of
the Mississippi river, leave to morrow by
rail.
The Radicals held meeting tonight to
appoint delegates to the State Convention a.
Nashville.
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FROM CINCINNATI

CIscISsAT1, Feb. 9.
About two inches of snow fell last night.
Ii is showing hard now.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9.
The Journals Cincinnati special SAYS the
details of the murder OF james Hughes,
which were tclegrap pied yesterday, excites {
great sensation here. 30 trace Of the assas-
ain has been obtained. The murdered man
vas highly respected, ed leaves N interest
ing family.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. Q.
A man named Spencer, from Racine, Wis
consin. was stabbed last night by one ofthree
roughs whom he encountered on State street
bridge. 1t is feared the wound will prove
fatal. Mr.. Spencer was drawing hand
sled, and the dificelty occurred because he
would not play horse and let the bullies ride
The arrest of the parties was not effected al
the hour of sending this dispatch, but the au
thoritles are in possession Of the names.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. o.
The Kentucky Senate passed bill to
pay the State bonds, and making New York
The place of Redemption.
A mob at Stanford, KY, Hanged VIM.
Good, charged with stealing horses
The Lawrenceburg gang of desperadoes are
shooting and killing negroes.
A negro identified Mr.. Bond as the man
who took his watch, whereupon Bond sho
aud killed him.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.
Gov. Geary issued warrant for the execu.
ton Of Alex. r. B. Wiley, of Sugar county
on the 18th Of March. Wiley was convicted
of the murder of Alice McElwell, last May.
A despatch from Pittsburgh announces the
arrest of three men suspected of committing
the heavy robbery at the Duncannon Iron
works.
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VOL. XIII.
FROM EUROPE.
PER ATLANTIC cABLE. ]
N- We. ~

PER ATLANTIC CABLE.
NEw Yoax, Feb. 9.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
PARIS, Feb, s.-The Pope will soop make
an appeal to the Catholic powers to sustain
him.
An understanding has been come at, by
which the Turkish forces are to evacuate
Sierra
LONDON, Feb. 8-A letter from Gar,baldi
is published in Venice to-day, expressing
sympathy with the Cretans.
FLORENCE, Feb. 9.-Humbert Crown,
Prince Of Italy, will soon marry an Arch
Duchess of Austria
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 9.-The steamship
Asia, from Boston, has arrived.
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Ir is the result of every days experience
that steady attention to matters of detail lies
at the root Of human progress, and that dill
gence, above all, is the mother of good luck
Accuracy is also Of much importance, and an
inyariable mark of good training
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-10

NEARLY all the Postoffices in Texas are in
charge Of females. Il works so well that the
males now arrive and depart every hour in
the day.
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TBE Green Bay Adrocate says that Mr..
Spear has on the stocks at Little Sturgeon .
vessel which will make the tftieth that he
has built
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-10

Rumor says Edward Ketchum, q forger,
was killed by an explosion, at Sing Sing to-
day.
In Jersey city to-day, three men were se-
verely burned at FIRE by the explosion Of
can of kerosene oil.
Geo. Bancroft has been appointed col
lector.
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The Ottumwa Courier says the snow on
the track of the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad recently was twenty-five feet
deep in some places.
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HOUSE 4 GARDEN FOn
SALE.
THAvE FOUR ACRES OF LAND under
dwciiiss hous. which win sell vsry cheap i q,
road ps. % Us non n nSsis o'''
ss7-a johnson st.. bet. n and "a strssts.
I'd. s. CARTER { CO.
(sueeessers to II. Brownsn,)
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery,
r a p Il R.
FANCY GOODS,
PAPER HAnGInCS, &C.
Corner Fourth & Main SITS,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
TFspeei.l ...@s.ion given 70 country orders f.f
OOO REAMs WRITING PAPER, for
NOO stie low BY ED s.cAETER4 L co.
100 OOO EsyKbopEs-An styles. Low
~ KIDS CARTER co
DRINTING PAPER-Folio Post aud Flat
l. Cap. .lot for essn. by ED s.CAETEk a co.
V,IssUB PAPER-All colors, for sale at
Il fe7 Ed. e. CARTER co.
VISITING CARDS-At
ri I'D GARTER &Cos
DLAYING CARDS-Low TO the trade by
f-7 ED s. CARTER d co.
AFFICE AND TABLE PORTFOLIOS
~ For .als BY I'D 8. .G.RTER 4 CO.
RANKERS AND MERCHANTS DESK
- stationary st lowest wholesale sud retail prices
By E0 g. CARTER co.
fUUU I'll ED q. CARTER Gu.
DIARIES FOR l8G7-At cost at
- nj nd y. CARTER cos.
- fe7 ED 5 CARTER co.'s.
ETTER COPYING BooKs-At
IL .e7 Ed : CsRTER cos.
NUCILAGE-Large and small bottles.
AfA 10 ED 8. CARTER %.
100 f1e FRENCH ''''is' lsas;s q; y
lEn ors IsK-An..yis. and .irss taisls. FOR
lON DOZEN sLArKs-At .hol- I'D rst..n y
AUO EDS cAErfE Gu
sDOn BoxEs SLATE PEseILs-r,,.aI .aIe,y
@UU II pb.s CARTER CO.
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CALENDARS and Postoaiee Boxes. at
~ fe7 kD :. eAHTEk cos
RANkEKs' CASES, Money Books and
- t4.h Bax-s q, I'D s CARTER c.
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RLASk BOOKS and Memorandum Books
- II sale low ty I'd eAkTEk < CO.
TNksTANDS-At
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tun GAMEs-pi1.rent kthdt At
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oOn ono roLts WALL FtPsE-To arrive ia
EVVsUUU time for srrirs t-z1- II
hi CARTER co.'s.
ss-orders from the oouhir, selleis.d fe7
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"A London cockney, at the Botanica
Gardens, reading this label, .fThe American
Rho dodendron,'' wanted to know whether il
was a sculling match, and how much O'Den-
dron lost by it,
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The journeymen carpenters of Albany
have demanded from their bosses an ad
vance of $3.50 to So per diem after the ls
of March.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
80. : =
For Sale.

4 ONE-STORY FRAME DWELLING
n HOUSE, With four rooms and kisches good csi-
lar and cist~rn; full lot we'll fenced snd number Of
bearing fruit Situated the corner OF 18th And
Carroll streets In Mason,s Lower addition. Enquire Of
WIN FULTON,
fec Reat nstAtr Agent.
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Kansas Legfslaturs.
TopEKA, Kansas, Feb. 8.
The Senate passed bill to organize six
regiments Of State militia, four Of Cavalry,
two of Infantry, and two companies Of Light
Artillery.
The House joint resolution to amend the
Constitution so as to strike out the word
white was amened so as to allow the electors
to vote in favor Of striking out the word
white. Also to make intelligence the basis
of suffrage, by vote Is TO u.
The House will probably not concur.
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