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The Cause Of Bank Weakness-CaBin4''
Meeting-YeIIOW Fever al the Dry
=TOrdugRs Sheridan and stan, eIe.
New YORK, Sept 14.-The Times
| special says it has transpired that the great
cause of the weakness of the Farmers and
Citizens National Bank is the fact that the
| firms of o. NJ Beach, Beach & Williams
Williams q Bro, and one other Williams
who are all officers or directors of the bank
| owe the institution over three hundred
| thousand dollars; and this debt having
been contracted in direct violation OF one
| OF the provisions of the banking law, which
would not of itself warrant the appoint
ment of Receiver, yet aggravates the case
to a considerable extent. The Solicitor OF
the Treasury gave his opinion that under
the law the Comptroller had no power 10
reverse his action after having once APP
pointed Receiver This ends the applica-
tion to that effect from the owners of the
bank.
The statement that the President had
decided to reopen Fitz JOHN Porter }
case is at least premature. The
President is understood to favor it,
but probably will not order it until he re-
ceives Gen. Grants recommendation on
the subject, aud the latter has not vet acted
on it. Gen. Porter had another interview
with Gen. Grant on the subject to-day.
Many ofthe national banks whose officers
do not like the labor of signing notes of
small denominations, are causing the
United States Treasurer much annoyance
by their requests for small greenbacks
which it is impossible for him to supply.
They can supply themselves with ones and
twos if they will only sign their own bills.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was attended
by all the members except Secretary
Browning.
Mr.. Stanberry returned last night.
EX-Gov. Pickens, OF South Carolina, is
in the city.
Intelligence was received here to-day of
the death by yellow fever at Dry Tortugas,
of DR.. Joseph $. Smith, Surgeon United
States army, who but recently left this city
for that post.
The HeIalds Key West special of the
18th, states that the Cuba icable was turned
over to the company on the 11th
tonr Of the crew of the Narva died, and
six are in the hospital with fever. The only
operator here is sick. OF eighteen cases Of
fever at Key Weet sixteen proved fatal.
Five men Of the cutter Relief 8as sent to
the hospital. Surgeon Sweet is sick and
nearly all the telegraph officials have Rad
the fever.
At Tortugas the fever is also increasing,
with sixty~seyen cases IL hospital. LieJ5t.
Gordon is the only officer capable of per
forming duty.
The HeraId's Deavenworth special Of the
18th states that Gen. Sheridan sad staff
leave for Washington On the 14th 7ia Chs
cago and New York.
The Tribune's special says thai Gen.
SiCkles has been called to Washington to
confer with Gen. Grant. The President and
Secretary Seward will positively attend the
AnietaDl ceremonies. Gen. Butler has left
for the North
The Trlbune'5 special says the President
considers that PoItion of the reconstruction
act prescribing October first as the last day
OF registration as unconstitutional, and he
will raise issue with Congress.
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From OEFaha---Ihe Indians offer 10
Surrender, etc

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 14.-AnOmaha dispatch
says the special agent of the telegraph at
Fl Laramie reported that one hundred and
seventy lodges of Northern Arapahos Ia
disns offer to surrender if the government
will protect and feed their families An
order has been Issued to accept the terms
A Salt Lake train was attacked some
days 7,nce ca Big Laramie river The
teamsters repulsed the Indians with loss
Of several killed.
A fight occurred between the Ute and
Arapahos Indians, on Green river on the
29th ulI,
The Cheyennes and Arapahoe- were in
the middle fork.
\ band Of Indians made raid on Mora,
New Mexico, on the Sd inst, and killed
three men, carried away five boys, and drove
of a lot of stock. The same night they
stole fifty or sixty mules from Col, S. -
rein.
The Peace Commissioners were to leave
Omaha to-day for the North Platte, to meet
Spotted Tail thence they will go to Jules
burg and Denver, and from there to Fort
Larned, where they are to meet the South,
ern Indians, on the 18th of October.
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After detailing his shortcomings al great
length the Republican goes on TO say

RADICAL. leaders now in Washington say
there viii be no attempt TO inpeach Mr..
johnson, unlez Mr.. Wade be first ousted
from his position as President Of the SEN
ate, rs i. would be suicidal in the Radical
party TO place Mr. Wade, even temPorari-
iy, in the EXECUTIVE chair The late cleo
lion news seems TO stimulate party caution.
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The next session of this Institution will com
mence on the first day Of OG40EeF next,
and continue FIVE months.
One stUdsn; from each Congressional District
Of the late sid .ehOldls States Will be aiElit; Il
to ALL the privileges Of the University upon the
payment Of GHlRTY-FIVE DOLLARS for
each Ee5stOn of attendance wounded aud 0i5a-
bled soldiers having pTsceiaucs Ia this regard
OYef all other applicants
Daily Clinics will be held iu the College
bRildinE. at which students will receive the
most thorough practical instruction.
Material for the Disgectinz Rooms will be sup
plied in abundance, and every facility afforded
for Anatomical stUdIeS.
FHES-AatTicuIation, So Dissecting, $40;
Professor, Sl2O; GRADUATION, S2O; Beue9-
ciary 35.
For further information, apply 10 or address,
4. ,. FOARD, M. H., Dean,
No. A. Liberty street, n. Z. cor. Of Lexington,
or Bsruum'5 Hotel
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.Iaeistrate's Court-Davidson County
Arthur A. Breast vs.. J. B: Hays; -,.

N THiS CAUSE IT APPEARING 70 THE
| satisfaction Of the court that ). b. Hay i'
non-resident Of the State Of Tennessee lt is
Ihsreforefore ordered by the court that pGbliee-
ton be made IN the Nashville tNIoN AND Dis.
PArCH, q newspaper published ia the city Of
Nashville four weeks. commanding the said ,.
z Hays 60 appear before W II. Nlikinson. q
Justice Of the Peace, at his ofhce, No. -, Dead
erleE street. October the lth, ls5l, Al 10 O'Clock
=. ~, and defend the action by Attachment and
esruisnmeut otherwise this cause Wlii be pro
ceeded with ex Parte
sep6 4;w WI. WILKINSON, :. P.
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Washington University,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
AfA II E. ...... M ID.
F4 GU 4 Y.

Rev. rHoNAs Z. BoNn, M. D President.
G.. c. NJ ROBERTs, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
A. J. FoARD, NJ. D Professor Of Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
J. P. LOGAN. M. D, Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
HARVEY L. BYRD, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
MARTIN P. SCoTT, M. D., Professor Of the Dis
seGses Of Women and Children.
EDEARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor Of the Prin-
cIples and Practice Of Surgery
JoHN F. M0NNoNTER, NJ. D., Professor OF Ply
sioiOGy and General Pathology
J. } MOORMAN, NJ D., Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene-
JOSEPH E. CLAGETT. NJ D.. Professor of Materia
Mciica and Therapeutic
CLARENCE MORFIT, M. D. Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHy n. MoSpoy-ER, M D. Demonstration Of
Anatomy
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Supreme Court at Nashville.

OFFICE ~ TIE CLEEE -J-EFls- --CE-
EOR TIE MI03Iv Di-. C. g. - % IErF--
NASHVILLE, IsuB.,-1-. {. 4, ies'-
NOTICE rs HEREBY 5IYTd IhAI ltin
~ next term q rms ccuTt via cc@iHcl,1 PC
The Capitol at N4su-iiie. "a the EEt Monday 3.
being tbs "a az, 0f De-enber next ....
Ths d--Fet oi me 1876 Circuit wiit be trlel
frsf. th en- the I'm sic -t-, rsFer5ins ne hole
docket.
The law docket 81 each Circuit Tiu De brst
d1ctet finishing the Tlspact8ys d9ckst5 % each
Circuit when they are rearhet.
JESSE q. FRAZER Clerk
sem dIw6w2mGJ
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soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial
Of Rreyet Major George S. Pierce, Captain
25th United States Infantry, and such
other prisoners as may be brought before it.
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TOP BUGGY TOR SALE.

A GOOD TOP BUGGY. newly painted and
n nearly new. Inquire q
ALLLt & EOU LII, Carnage builders,
ssrI Nv No lo-- North Cherry %.
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To TOOEed Into

MONTREAL, Sept ia scrutiny of the
whole poll of Montreal is to be instituted
by Mr.. McGee's friends, who expect to show
that 500 fraudulent votes were polled for
Mr.. Deyelin. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Me
Gee is shortly to be appointed to ahigh and
permanent position under the goyernm ent.
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Nashville Male Academy.

A SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
n Boy aud Young Men viii be opened on
Monday, the 2d day 0f September, 1857,
in the Baptist Church, Polk Avenue, near
Church street, by JAMES ANDERSON aud
Prof. A. b. STARK, LID, assisted by GEO.
5. BLACKIE, A. NJ, N. D., Professor OF NatU-
ing an experience OF many years in Academies,
Colleges and Universities, we propose @ tat
fishing. fOrthe citizens Of Nashville and David
son county, a school in which their sons may
obtain a thorough education IN the English
Language and Literature, the Sciences, MGthe-
matices and Classics.
For further information apply to
JAMES ANDERSON.
aug25 lW A. b. STARK
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GRAINl GRAIN CRAM

THE HIGHEST MARkFT PRICE PAID
iQr WHEAT. CORN and RYE, delivered a.
the Rock Ciry Mills.
scpll lw D. D. DICKEY. Ascut.
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CROCkER'S SCHOOL,
Al Whites Greek Springs
U,HE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
/ the Grst Monday ira september.
Eaeh student is required to furnish his own
bed covering and towels.
Board, tuition, fuel, lisGts and washing.
sIIO per Session of Twenty Weeks,
PAYABLE N ADVANCE.


State of Tennessee-Olioe Clerk aud Master,
Chancery Court at Nashville. august 10th, l555.
Sarah Brooks and other couutainants vs.
MahalR S. Brooks. defendant.
TTAPPEARING FROMAFFIUATITF FILED
l. in this cause that the defendant. MaEsls S.
Brooks, is a nonresident Of the State Of en-
nessee it is therefore ordered that she enter heT
appearance herein before or within the Ers. three
days Of the next term Of said Court. to ug beid
on the hr5t Monday IN November next ls5l. and
plead, answer or 1emuT 70 cCmpi8inaur5 bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as 20 heT
and set for hearing eX pare. EH1 mat copy "a
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks il the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
4 c0qy-Atts5t. N. =. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
Geii s. Brown, Sol'r for conpTt7. a0z2 vat
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.
Education Must be Thorough

UT f. WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
w LADIES, No Is Spruce street-a Rudi-
mental and Finishing school of the highest
order For its merits, we refer to its success
for two years past Many of its graduates are
taking high positions as teachers, supporting
themselves and parents. The text books are
liked for years 10 c6me. and parents, with care,
may edusate many children IN the same Do0Es.
The Seminary will open and elias iicatiOn
commence on
Monday. Septcm Der the ed.
W 4 WARD, Principal
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DISSOLUTION.

TvHE FIRM OF TERRAS5 BROS. IS THIS
4 day dissolved By mutual consent. Either Of
the partners Is authorized to use tnc name Of the
firm in liquidation Persons having ciAIms
a-aiDs: the FIRM viii present them foT 9Byrncrt g.,
and those owing viii come forward m mreiiate3y
ard settle up, JOHn W IhHkhSS-
FRED. TERRASS.
Having sold NJ interest in the firm Of Terrass
Bros. 20 Hessrs. Ierrass, Phillips q e., cheer
fully recommend them a. gentlemen every way
worthy Of conf ieuce, and solicit 1T them a
continuance Il the trade 50 Literally bestowed
Tor years on the old EfEn.
ser5 I'm FRED. TFRRhSS.
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BIDS FOR
TRANSPORTING OIL.

Oyrrc. Tzs.,rssEE CIL kEEfyIEs g1-s
EEeHvIL-r. sept. j. l-}i- ;
nIps WILL BE BTCEIyED TO sEPTEM-
u Der - I7r tcs
rr.ueDerfa1iou of Five Thousand
r-oooI Tsar~eIs OF Crude Petroleum.
rr,r- tse Hoosisr ~ I'll, Overton county. Ten
1900. 10 Butiers banding or Gaiusb0r0, on the
C.u1berland River. Tho contract O. begin on
the Erst Of October, 40 the rate ~ FIVE hundred
barrels per month.
also, Bids for River nsportatlon
FOR tEe same number Of Barrels.
4 rom Gainsb0r3 or Butlsr's Laui.cz b. Easa-
vile. at the rate Of I've buEi--1 ,5l0I barrels
Ter month.
T. ymeuts viii bo made GA g delivery Of Oil
..ad security required for faithful performances
oi contract For Further parucular7. inquire
40 the Office Of the company No. 9 Maxwell
House "A. 4. KARYAN, Sup
The distance from Spriug Creek Co Buffers
LaDGinz Il about twenty I've miles. and %
taihsbor3 about twenty SIGHT miles Thsroads
- both az oti with lev large hilh
ssp3 "a
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FIRST ARTICLE

Civil authority is so completely aboi-
ished in this military district that it is
simply fsrcical 10 attempt any working OF
its parts Gen. Ord has recently SEN
tenced, or rather approved the sentence OF
a little military court martial, in which
two men are sent TO the horrible Dry Tor.
tagss Tor five years, i3r larceny. Well, if
a man steals horse and il convicted, he
aught, of course, 10 90 10 Touugas or any
other hot and dry country. Bnt when
citizens oOmmit any crime on citizens, "A IN
this case, it would seem that jury of
twelve citizens with ciyl jurisdiction are
competent to determine his gullt or inno-
ceace and affix the penalty 81 the law. A
military commission Of regular officers, or
in other words a drum head court martial
Of drunken blue coats and shoulder straps
know about as much of law, evidence, JUS
tics and right as the whipper-in Of noble
mans hounds IN England. What a sweet
security the citizens "so-called have in
these dismai military districts. God help
US, for We cannot help ourselves.
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Largest CIr,alallDn in ~ and SEC.
THR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.

Ihe Camden Eagle" outrage nnd
Gen Ord Thereon The military sub
Jet 40 CiVl EaW Highly Interest
ting COrrespOndence---A S0Urf Mar
tfRI Ordered.
Some weeks since We published the de-
tails Of the destruction of the Office Of the
Constitutional Eagle, a newspaper published
at Camden, Ark, by Federal soldiers, under
the lead OF an officer named Pierce. The
following is the action which Gen Ord,
military commander FOR the 4th district
took in the premises. The exceptional ar
ticles which led TO the destruction Of the
Eagle were a. follows
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sErONn ARTT.LF

Ii will be seen by reference to our
columns that portion of our Legislature
assembled at Little Rock and inquired Of
the sub-majesty there located, if they
would be allowed to make more laws and
do other things in the name of the State Of
Arkansas, and they we're briefly answered
they had better 60 home King Ords
edict overrules every other consideration,
and We only wonder al the temerity of the
members who dared 10 offer any civil ac-
tian in the face of Radical military usur-
patton The King has already the treasury,
and as soon as Congress adiourns will have
every civil Office at his disposal, which, of
course. vill fall into the hands Of his own
subjects and hirelings; then farewell ell
our civil rights. But we advise no com
plants. Bow down your neck to the
yoke, but let no unmanly action comefEon
you, for fearful day Of retribution is close
at hand, and those who now rule with a
rod of iron may soon be glad to grasp a
straw foI safety. b irm.
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SHERMAN.

No. 50 Masonic Building, Church st.
IVA 2m
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HEADQUARTERS F0UR1H Military
DISTRICT, mississippi and Arkansas
NICBsBUFG, Mrs, August 49, 1867
BREvET ERIs. GEN. G. NJ. SMITH, LITTLE
Rock. ARA Order Major PeiTce. 2sth
Infantry, IN arrest, and direct an officer Of
experience and reliability TO investigate
the Camden affair and prefer charges If re-
quired.
[Sigued O. u. GREENE
Assistant Adiutsut General
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Every Description of Printing,
rroA ruE rISrsr srYIEoF
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HEADQUARTERS FoURIH MILITARY
DIsrRIcr. mississippi and Azkansas, }
VIcFsBURs, MRS., August 81, 1867
Special Orders No. 100. H. A General
Court Martial is hereby appointed TO meei
at the post Of Camden, Arkansas, at Is
O'clock A. NJ, on the 7th ProIimo, or as
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SIr Ser. ct. Senator:
SHELTER Ilen 9. Sburmnit.
Semofratii9e staatss Contention
a mt stem s anuar fsG7

u ub J. "
Cine g%erIammlung Der bemofratiI9en Staats<
Central COMMITTEE fano bier am WtitttDo6 in Sbur=
man Sa(le itatt. Serporragenoe Semotraten uno
3eitunesberausgeber aus alien Sbeilen oes Staates
tparer ,ueeeen. Gs banbelte ii6 barum, einen Sag
fir Die nG6lte bemofratiI6e Staats= Gonpentton ar=
suberaumen. Oblpp6l Der Sori6la8, Die gonperts
ton Idon auf ben s. Sanuar Sl berufen, an unb fir
li6 n1an9en Ginipano beruor9erufen botte, 10 fam
bic DISCRIMINATING bod, mad freunolidem Weinun9s=
austauI6 nit l~eltener Ginuliitbi9feit 3u Dem S6lul=
le, bieIen oenflpirbisen Sag Su ipdblen.
GinItimmis puroe bei9loiien 1itens, Die Gonoen=
tion auf ben 8. Sanuar na6 Columbus gu beruTen,
uno oaB
2tens, iene Contention Elm Staatstidet, 5rpei Sc
Material Gr,pd6ler unb bier Senatorial Sele9ater
fir Die bemofratii9e National= Convention ernerli1en
ion.
Stems ,pirb empfoblen, bab Die Sele9aten BON te<
Dem in Der Contention pertretenen GongreB Stltrltt
stpei Seleeaten sur yfational Contention uno slrlerl
YrG5oenter,= Grtpdbler ernennen.
4tens, baB Die County Gommitteen TIRE GolntD.
gonpentionen 5ur Grpdblun9 bon Sele9aten fir Die
Staatss Gonpention am Samitag, ben q. Seeem=
Der, ertpQblen.
Colonel @m allen, Der e6ripIroi9e oemotra=
tide Craftsman, Der ii9 in Der Staot befano, MUIR
De burd cine Committee einoelaben, in Der gale 5l
eri6einen uno Die 9erlammlung anSureoen. Gr
bielt cine bur6ba6te, einorudspole Geoe iiber Den
2uTtonb beg 2anbes, Die nit Dem lebbafteiten Seifall
o~ufaenpmmen uno pofiir linn am S9luiic Der Sant
her Committee pptirt muroe.
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,bes Yrdiioeuten nit ben Saare1 berbet, tp1roe aber
beute nit leiner Jebe ni9t fertig. gSlr mbgett nun
einen gan3en Woltenbrl6 BON Neoen uber olele1I
@esenitano %ertparten. Sas COMMITTEE lber gSe9e
ur0 Mtittel bra6te cine Sia elm, ipelhe oas Geht
oes S9abiecretdrs, ieoen Wtonat 4 Wilionen Sol'
arg Greenbads aug Der Circulation Surildjujleben
mo All s~erItDren, %pi0erruft. GDla0aD, Elm an0erer
Reprdlentant BON 1entudD, fpuroe 5u9elalen. Sbelz
laber0er, Der franf 1T, erbielt urlaub auf unbeitinmte
! 3eit. alblep brafte lsllle gu elm, melfe Der Sblo
| 8eiebaebung perbieten ioQ, cine neue gtntbeilung
Der @onqreBOiitrifte por5unebnen.. !SroB ut Alb!e9
uno Die Sre6beit lit feline Yropbettn!
Sen 6. 0ec.-Ser Senat mar rur cine Stn1.
De lang in Sibung. Senorids beantra9te cine SIl
fir Die GinIDiung Der 8onos bur6 9reenbads, as
Elm Subititut fir Gotparos Bill, ipelde Die Sonos
nit @olo ein5ul0len pOrl6ld9t.
geiebt. 8outpeI beidlob feline &eoe flr Die Antlaf
&c oes grdiioenten. @illon, Der NorltBer DER Sn'
tits Committee anttportete linn uno beartra9te, pen
gan3en @e9enitanO auf Den Stl1 5l legen. Sen
Snpea9ern gelang es, Die Nblttnmun9 nber Den an7
Gs itsate ii6 bel bieier gele9enbeit 6eraus, oaB sttpa
"a Mitglieoer bes Sauies fir Die Antlage oes Yrdz
l%ioenten uno ITO oagege1 ltno.
Sen 7. 9ec.-Sie Smpeahn,ent Sonl6oie tpnr1
De beute gu einem idben Gnoe gebradt. Nah ian-
gem @esdnfe beldloB nGmlid oas Saus olrect uber
ben pOrliegenoen SeI9luB ab5ulttmlnens, Der fporfllp
~lautete, ME fol9t: y8ei6loiien, baB u. Sobnlon,
8rGIioent Der Ser. Staten, ipegen l9fperer Serere1
den uno MiBperbaltens in antIase3uitano perlebt
miro" gs fielen bios 81 Stinlmen fir Den gelbllB
uno 109 bagegen. Serlelbe mar oaber nit ltberlpdl'
~tisenoer Mebrbeit per,porfen. Surb oieles oirecte
Sorge6en muroen ale Die langen Geoet abqelbnlt=
ten, pelde Die Smpea9er in ben Salden 1teden bat-
ten.
Gaent BON Der Committee iiber Weae nno Wttttel
brahte cine 8ill elm, pel6e Die glutboritdt Deg SdaB'
~n,etIters ieben Monat 4 Miaionen Dollars 9reen-
bads aus Der Circulation Suriid3u5ieGe uno Su SER
it0ren, Iuspenbirt. Sie Bin paiiirte nit 127 !ge9en %
Stimmen. Oamit bat iid oas Saus entldteoel sc.
gen Die peitere GinSiehuns Der @reenbads ertldrt
unb bas @plo uno Silber werben mir tpobl lan9e
nod ni6t tpieberieben.
Sen 9. Sec. = SIN Senate gei9ab niAts BON
B eionberer Wi6tigfeit. SIN Saule beantragte Sroos
man bon SQinois einen 9ei6luB, Der Den Shabie=
cretGr autboriiiren ion, ieoen Mtonat bier Millionet
Dollars gum anfaufe BON Bombs 5u perlpenOen uno
~bieielben gu s~erIiOren. Gin Die Committee iiber We=
ae unb Mittel p~erpieien. ge9en cine gerpiltgung
sur 8eSabluna bes BON GuBlano ~Qefauften Ilasfa
0ebiets erbob li6 i'm 9auie 8ioeritano I; i6lieblid
murbe ieoo9 Die Sa6e an bas 9~eeignete committee
per,pieien. Surd cine itridte MISUNDERSTANDING
muroe pie Senotbil 9enehmigt, pslde Ne9ern I'm
Columbia Siitrift oas ye6t 9iebt, Ienter gu beliefs
ben unb as @eIdupDrene AL oienen.
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Sonere6.
gen lullen.

9en 4. Sec. Der Gcnat bebattirte iiber Die
Soti6oft bcs Yrdiibenten. 9rafe BON WtiIiouri be-
ontragte einen Sci1MB, luel9er ertldrt, baB Der Yrd=
tions9eieb iein 8orre9t iiberi6ritten babe uno bess
bolb Saoel perbiene. Ser Nntrag fam nidt sur
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