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New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

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ORo.s 90 10 W.TsRss 48l Bosdssy where ron eAn g
i Wsf.s St,inwaTs Masoa Hamn Carhts and other hrst
r reay reduced prices for cash during She holiday
He rents inrnut aud allows the rent upon 'se p'A'ss " '
sane and sells OF monthly iusttllnentA
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cabin.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

NApOTTON COUGH PILLS.-Ihe NeV. 1T. hlW-
hall Of BookIvu svs: cured my wife OF Group ny'eh n
sudden ascF bonehis and moihe Of distressing cough
Price 80 oeua Sold al No. a Deyst, s1d by dIasgt'~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
HOsssehOld Fess.se6lssre.

Notice il hereby given that the boarn .!
Resiatry will Be in session in tho d,nsrens
districts At the following pisces, and dates
% follows:
Fourth Ward-At the Office Of the Town
sbip Trustees, corner 9th and Brady, Wed.
pecdsy and Thursday, September 30th and
October 1st.
FiftA Ward-At The Pennsylvania House
Friday and Saturday, October I'd end Sd.
lSirth Wayd-At the Arsenal Brewery
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 9Th and
7th.
7cscnship-At g. Boreuan's, in Gilbert,
Thursday. October 9th.
A. John Ny er's tavern on the Harrison
street road, 90 Friday October 9th.
At II. Steifen's tavern on the Dubuqul
road on Saturday. October 10th.
At W. L. Steinbsrg's, In Black Hawk, OF
Monday, October 18th.
At Peter Jscobssn'e, corner Locust and
Border street, on Tuesday, October 18th
for Township and Frat Ward.
The Board will set 1t the above place.
and dates from .. N. 70 p. %.
By order Of the Board.
A. g. SxALIvrELD.
Township CLERK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
NOTICE.

ltisa we'll established fac. that fully one
hall Of the female portion OF tn .
population are sci u dom in the enjoy
ment OF good heal th ; or to use their
own expression, never feel we'll" They are
languid, devoid OF all energy, extremely ner-
nous, aud have no appetite.
To this class of persons the BlTTERS, ornths
TONIC. are especially recommended
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
Ladies'. take Particular Notice
the REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FRENCH

hhhA VI ED FAENNH.
These Pills. - celebrated many years ago Il. Paris
ior the relief OF female irregularities. and afterwards
Tor their criminal employment In prpc' ice OF ebor
ton, are now offered for sale fcc the aret time II
America. They have been Kept In comparative OBJ
security from the fact that the originator Dr. vepa
IL physician IN Paris, OF great wealth and strict
conscientious principles and has withhs Id them from
general nse. ss, they should be employed for ualav
ful purposes.
In overcoming Female Chefr ue..ons Falling Of he
Womb. Whites. Green Sickness, Suppression. i.etsn
ton, or lmmodcratr Flow OF the Monthly Dig
charges, Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains In The
Back and Limos Fatigue ON eight exerton, raip!,a-
ton OF the Heart Bysterice, ETC., and will effect
cure when ell other nesns have failed; and, al
though powerful remedy, do not contain caomel,
anfimony. or anything hurtful TO the constitution.
To married ladies sad young girls who have never
been regn .ated, they are peculiarly suited. They
will, in short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAurlon. Married Ladies should never take the M
when there 10 any TO believe themselves prcg
nant. for they viii We to produce miscarriage.
Lsdies can p-ocnre . box. sealed from the eyes Of
the curious: one dollsr and six postage
the United statss and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y.
70 any authorised Agent.
HARRISON = STARKH Ag'ts IS Brady r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
prices.

Hooaand's Germss Bitters. per bottle. oe
half dosen... s %
Hochand's 0ermsn Tonic, put up in quart
. . ~
Per bottle. or . half dozen fcr............ 50
po not forget TO examine well the srticle
you buy, IN order to get the genuine.
R~~ 0an~ A-,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30

The Louisiana, No., journal, in confrma
ton OF reports that have reached 10 FROM
other sources, says:
Gen. Sigel has declared himself in favor Of
Seymour and Blair. He is welding q vns,
influence with his old frienis and comrades
The Germans Of St. Louis have formed Z
Seymour and Blair club. and many of them
who belonged to the Grant Tanners have
left that tanned institution and joined the
Seymour club. They "fought nit Sigel''
and now they will vote with him to accom-
plish what they fought for-the preservs
Of democratic institutions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
Weak anG Delicate Children

Are made strong By the use of either Of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAS-
MIS-, without fail
Thousands of certificates have accumulated in
he hands ofthe proprietor, but space will allow
of the publication of but few. Those, il will be
observed. are men OF note and Of such standing
that they must be believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
Persons Advanced IN Life.

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
upon them, with all its attendant Ills will find
in the use Of these BlTrERS, or the TCNIC, an
elixir that will ins;ill new life into their veins,
restore in a measure the energy and ardor OF
more youthful DAYS. build up their shrunken
lorna. and give health and happiness to- their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30

IneTe II NO nleuIciH6 e1ttnI OQuhl 20 tneBt
remedies in such cases. A tone aud vgor is
1ss:s !, s,. the ;s:s:i s, ;:ss :s.
joyed. the Stomac h digests prompt
ly. the blood Is purified, the complexion be-
comes sound aud healthy. tho yelsw tinge is
sradicated from the eyes. bloom 10 given TO
the cheeks and the weak and nervous invalid
becomes . strong and healthy being.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
HooflANp's .orRMAN TONIC

10 combination Of al .he.ingredients Of the Be
ters, with the pursst quality Of Santa Crut
Rum, Orang-. ETC.. making one OF the mos
the public.
Those preferring Medicine free frsm Alec
holic admi xturs. will use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30

Isung and Old, Male aad Cena 10
Al use It with wonderful sucecss. Bsipgp COLOR
to the pale white lips,
BIZ DON AND AUTY
TO the thin, pale, ana care worn coun,snsnes.
Cures Fever and creates APPETITE Tss then
Gee none other Ask for eP14R'S STANDARD
Bl1rERs. Sold BY Druggists and Groosrs. 81
that ny signature il over the cork q each bottle.
ALFRBD SP1ER.
Paeeaie. n J.. aaA ~ DroeANal. NoN York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30

- Nl01u H.. u deer below the
First National D0ok.
Tive PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO TIL
u Sale Of all Kinds OF Petsoral Property and Rca
Estate At Auction. or private eals. WI also buy
BOsssshOl0 Furniture,
or al kinda, rev and old advance Money On largs
| Stoke OF Merchandise for sale at sncton.
Will also give particular attention to the sale Q
| Horsep, on SATURDAY Of each week.
Terms are liberal.
| apr98dtf A. L. NOHION. Hsens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
- T. u lit ".
should be used

should be used.
Resulting from any Cause whatever +;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEM.
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
NEWCOMB HOUSE.

NEWCOM B HOUSE.
OLATE LII CLAIRE HoUsR1
~ Gu WVEte low u
THIS HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF
1 the business portion OF this city, and but one
block from the Ferry and Steam boat Landing will
be open for the eoepuon Of guests ON
Wednesday. April 18th. la0e.
has recently undergone thorough repsirs and OF
tensive additions among which 70 dining hall 4ex
20 feet. an ONCE 7ax<0. Large pleasant Parlors,
Sample rooms for Agents, and ample accomnoda-
tions for over 200 guesta. II being furnished com
plete with new modern styled Furniture, and Steam
Cooking Rsngea. the Proprietors feel warranted In
offering 10 Families, Tourists and the travelling pub
r, an attractive desirable stopping place, one 0! tho
est In the Wcst.
PENEIAAN. SIGLEY 4 CO,
apflS 6AWf proprc to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-30
ASSI0NgES SALE.

ASSI0NRES SALE.
In the matter Of Richard B. Hill, bankrupt.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on ths fret
% day Of October. A. D.. 1855, commencing a
the hour Of nine 10 o'clock A. NJ. will sell 1,
public suction 81 Metropolitan Hall lin the cit,
OF Davenport In said Scott county, lows, oil the
personal assets Of the said bankrupt, consisting
ofpromissory notes. bills of exchange certi6
Gates OF deposit. household goods, furniture, or.
naments Of p.rson. one bay mare. two carriages
one buggy. one sleigh. one Eric,n engine and
elevatsng belt, ore SAFE, one desk. one set 81
double harness. ~ settees. 100 chairs and ~
lamps and other personal property
scat the aame tne and place The following
real estat. viz
TheN r. 4 Of sec. 10. and thew !. of tn.
n. W. \ ard the N. y q the y. W y o. sec
20. all in townships 80 II. u west, in Tana
county, Iowa.
Also. the W. fractional u Of then w. "
OF soc I. and the v. fractional !, OF the n. r.
OF sec 5. al IN Townships 81 Il. q West. in Sto.
rev county, Iowa.
Also the equity Of redemption Of the said
bankrupt Ia and to the following real estate sit
u<ted in the city Of Davenport, Scott county.
lows. viz: Parts OF lots Nos. . and 10, block
81 known - stores Nos ], 5, 3 and 7. East Sec.
ond street
The cas-. 40 feet OF lot .. block 81. lots . and
10. block 5. Pnrker's addition.
The south 10 feet Of the north es feet Of the
west half of lot .. Whisler's addition.
Lots !, 9. :. and 6. Bazaar block.
The south 1871 fee, Of the east hal 81 cut. lot 20
The Dortn - iest or the south 2i0 feet Of the
west hplf 81 out, lotse
Tho south 80 feat Of the ives; half Of out lot 50
Also leasehoid interest In part OF lot 8, block
Is, which expires April 1912
For further particulars rsfsrsncs 10 made 10
tho schedule Of said property attached 30 the
said bantrupts petition file in the office Of
N. N. Price, E'q, Register for said District.
Terms Of sale will be cash
!. N. GivsoRp, Assignee.
Davenport. sept s, 1858
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WASHINGTON.

wAsuINoToN, June 1.-THE Senate
Committee on the District of Column
bia, who were instructed to inquire
into the alleged forcibly election OF
Mrs. Kate Brown, the colored woman
in charge of the ladies' retiring room
of the Senate, from car OF the Alex
andria Railroad. made a report to-day
confirmatory of the statement before
made, but that Mrs. Brown has insti-
tuted suit against the company for
damages, and that the policeman who
elected her from the car had since been
dismissed from the service of the COM
pany. They recommend that the reso-
luton for the present remain on the
table.
A large number of visitors were in
attendance at the Executive Mansion
to-day, including many ladies and sew
eral individuals of prominence.
A committee of citizens of Washing
ton, including the Mayor dd interim
and several members of the Conserva-
tive wing Of the City Council, had an
interview with the President in refer
ence to the bill which Congress passed
relating to municipal officers.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE wife oi
Edward A. Pollard, of Virginia, had
Mrs. and Miss Crafty arrested, yester-
day, for assault and battery. In her
complaint she charges Pollard with
having consumed her means in sup
porting himself In reply be says she
is maniac through jealousy.
There were S92 deaths in New York
last week, and $50 in Brooklyn.
Judge 1ngraham yesterday refused to
issue an Injunction restraining the Me-
tropolitan police from warning stran-
gers from certain disreputable concert
saloons.
A Jury yesterday awarded verdict
in favor OF the Goodenaugh Horse Shoe
Company of 8, ,26s, against the Star
Fire Insurance Company, on damage
to machinery by fire.
NEW York, June 1.-THE work on
the new Tammany Hall is progressing
rapidly, and it will be ready by the 4th
of July. The Hall is lofty and well
ventilated, and will seat 200 persons.
The Committee on Arrangements for
the SchutZenfest have determined to
formally receive the delegates from
abroad on the 9th, and make formal
opening by procession on the 29th. A
steamboat excursion is to be made on
Sunday the 2Sth.
A cargo of Africans, it is said, were
recently landed in Cuba.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE following
are the distinguished five graduates of
West Point: Payson, Knight, Hoxie,
Bass, and MacalIy.
The steamer Cuba, for Liverpool, took
five hundred and sixteen thousand dol
lars in specie.
New YORK. June Traditional
Mexican news says: Generals Negrette,
Ria and other Rebels were arranging
for war against the government.
Negrette, with IA 600 rebels had gone
to GAenero being enthusiastically re-
celved on the route.
Four thousand rebels were concen-
trating at Jalapa.
Viva had routed the regular troops
in the State OF Quenta, under Sierreno.
Many arrests have been made during
the past month at the City of Mexico.
NEW York, June ia Washington
special states that the Reconstruction
Committee held two sessions o-day.
Subjects under consideration being the
division OF Texas and the best means
of securing the adoption OF the Virgil
mia Constitution.
The Senate Finance Committee will
probably soon report a bill authorizing
The issue of twenty-five millions of
three per cent certificates for redemp-
ton in compound interest notes.;
The Supreme Court of the District of
| Columbia, has declared Sayles j.
Bowen de eIaeto Mayor of Washington.
At an interview with the President
last evening Judge Chase expressed a
Willingness TO accept the Democratic
nomination on a platform embracing
the living issues of the day.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Eight schoon-
ers and four sloops were entered for
the New York Yacht Club regatta to-
morrow.
An aid society for Southern educa-
tional purposes has been formed in this
| city. to last five years. For the present
its efforts will be directed to the per-
manent establishment of the Charles
ton parish and home schools.
Mr.-Buchanan, the two European
Secretaries and the two Mandarins will
attend a public dinner on the 23d, leay-
ing the rest of the Chinese Embassy in
Washington.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRISGFIELD, June lI.-Thomas X.
Whitmore, town Treasurer of Spinner
Mass, who defanlted for 81, 500. has
been arrested in Mississippi. He re-
stored the money and was let OF.
Henry E. Cabligh, the alleged in
cendiary, and another prisoner escaped
from jail here yesterday.
Boston, June 1.-THE 9Sd anniyer-
sary OF the battle of Bunker Hill was
observed to-day, with greater patriotic
display than for many years, at
Charlestown.
At the regatta, to-day. the race OF
single sculls, two miles, was won by
Joseph F. Fay, Jr., against five COM
petitors; time, 1872. The double scull
race, same distance, was won by c. t.
Butler and NJ. Wells; time, 1854. The
four-oared boat race of four miles had
six entries, and was won by the Saml
Moody: time, 2S:IO.
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MAINE.

PoRTLAND, ME-. June 1.-THE State
Fenian Convention met yesterday
Twenty-Five circles were represented.
Gen. O'NeiI delivered an address ex-
planatory of the war movement, oi
which he is the recognized loader. Men
and money were pledged by the dele
gates present, and several officers, grad
mates of West Point, offered their ser
vices last night.
The Fenians held meeting in City
Hall, which was addressed by General
O'Neil, John Pafferty, of n. Y, Capt.
John Driscol, of Providence, and
others.
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TEHEESSEE.

MEMPHIS, June Humphreys.
of Mississippi, while at q political
meeting at Sardis. received telegram
that General Mcdowell had removed
him, and also Hooker, Attorney Gem
eral, and appointed Gen. Ames as Mil
itary Governor, and Captain Myers as
Attorney General.
and killed by Clarence Collier while
fishing at the ten mile bay, on the Ar
kansas, yesterday. The murder was
deliberate and unprovoked. Collier after
shooting Cethel reloaded his shot gun
and rode of defying arrest.
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Prayer by Rev. Gideon Martin, of the
NJ. F.. Church.
REPORTS OF CoMMITTEEs.
Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation, &C., reported Unfavorably
upon the petition of citizens of the
Second Assessment District OF Ran
dolph county, asking for reduction in
the assessment of lands In said district;
also upon the petition of John Carder,
OF Hampshire county, asking that GER
tain taxes be refunded him.
The same gentleman, from the same
committee, reported back the petition
of John d. Hart and others, asking an
appropriation for the education of Will
liam and Benton Pierson, deaf mutes,
requesting that the committee be dis.
charged from further consideration OF
the petition, and that 1t be referred 10
the Committee on Humane and Grim
inal Institutions.
The same gentleman, from the same
committee, reported bills making GER
tain taxes in Kanawha county, liens,
and granting authority to distrain for
the same; authorizing a. e. Harper,
late Sheriff of Randolph county, and
his deputy, to distrain for certain taxes;
making certain unpaid taxes lien,
and granting authority to distrain
therefor, and authorizing Adam Har-
pold, late deputy sheriff of jackson
county, 10 return C6Ildlh luAcS 40 uc-
linquent and distrain for uncollected
taxes of 1868 and 1864.
Mr.. Boughner, from the Committee
on Claims, &C., reported 1t inexPedient
to legislate for the reliet OF Thomas j
Cogar, assessor of Webster county in
1861.
mittee, reported back the resolutions
in regard to repeating the teachers test
oath SO far as it applies to Putnam
county; and allowing commissioners
of waste lands to lay of and sell such
lands; and of increasing the amount
of property exempted from execution
or other process, and asked that the
committee be discharged from further
consideration of these subjects and
that they be referred to the Committee
on Revision.
The same gentleman, from the same
committee, reported bills authorizing
the trustees OF Center Branch BAPTIST
Church, Harrison county, to sell and
convey their church property; author-
izing Homer a. Holt of BraSton Co.,
} ohm O. woodson, of Rockingham Co.,
Va, Thomas B. Swan, of Kanawha Co.,
John W. McCreary, of Raleigh Co., and
William z. Lively, of Gilmer Co., to
practice law without taking the test
oath.
LEAVE OF. ABSENCE.
Mr.. Blair moved that leave of abb
sence until Monday next be granted 10
Mr.. Boughner.
Mr.. Ferguson of Cabell, said hewould Id
not oppose the motion, but he would
remind the House that it was now en-
gagged in passing upon the Code, and 1t
was necessary that there should be a
constitutional majority present. II
things should be brought to dead lock
by members going of on leave OF alb
sence, he would favor call OF the
The motion was agreed to.
PETITIONS.
The following were presented and
NJ Mahon: A petition of citizens OF
Jackson county, asking the repeal oi
an act relieving the securities OF j.
Staats. late sheriff of that county.
MI. Gregory; Apetition Of citizens OF
Webster county, asking permission 1c
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PLYMOUTH, June l7.-There is good
reason for the statement that Deacon
Andrews has confessed to his counsel
that he killed Cornelius Holiness He
claims to have done il in self defense.
the confession is IN writing and will
be submitted to the grand jury with a
view to justify an indictment for man
slaughter.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
"WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1868.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Farnsworth occupied the chair.
Prayer by Mr.. Dix, a member OF the
Senate.
A message from the House commune
Gated the passage of n bill for the relief
of the heirs at law of Stacy Lloyd, and
of a bill In relation 10 taking vote
upon n change OF the boundary limo of
Hampshire county.
The rule was suspended and the first
named bill passed through its several
The Second bill was read the first
time.
Mr.. Burley, from the Committee on
Internal Improvements and Naviga-
ton, reported back the bill In relation
to the erection of wharf on the
Kanawha opposite Parkersburg: and
the bill applying certain road taxes TO
the repair of the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany turnpike, recon-
mending their passage, and the bill ap-
propriating one thousand dollars for a
turnpike in Pocahontas county and
Webster, recommending that 1t do not
pass.
the table; and the second ordered TO its
third reading.
Committee, reported back the bill to
provide for changing the line between
the counties of Boone and Lincoln. Or
dered engrOssed and to third reading.
The bill TO provide for the payment
of the salary of the Attorney General,
for the current fiscal year, was read the
third time and passed.
Mr.. Burley submitted Il petition from
I25 citizens OF Marion county praying
that S, W. @. Davis be reimbursed for a
sum of money belonging to Manning
ton township, and of which he, as
treasurer, was robbed, accompanied by
a resolution referring the whole matter
TO the Judiciary Committee. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Burley, the bill au-
thorizing townships 10 subscribe to the
capital stock of the Covington and
Ohio Railroad, was taken up, when
Mr.. ChnpIine moved to strike out so
much of the bill as authorizes any but
registered voters tovote upon such sub
scription. Lost. Bill ordered engrossed.
Bills were introduced and read the
first time, as follows:
BY Mr.. Chapline with petition): TO
provide for the improvement of the
navigation'of the Shenandoah river.
BY Mr.. Humphreys with petition): to
amend and re-enact the charter of the
town of Union, in the county of Mon
roe.
BY Mr.. Slack: TO incorporate the
West Virginia Land Company.
The Senate then adjourned 10 meet
tomorrow at Q r. NJ.
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False Reports.

OaDENsBURa, N. ", June 1.-THE
reports from here and other towns ON
the frontier of the State, about the
storage of Feuian arms and gathering
OF Fenian warriors in this neighbor-
hood, are purely false. They are ascer-
tanned to be so by officers of the Gov
ernment, who were sent there to inves-
tigaIe them,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Coro-
who was murdered last week, to-day
returned verdict that the deceased
came to his death at the hands of Ger
aid Eaton.
No clue has been obtained of the
murderer of Newton Start. The Coro-
nsr's jury to-day returned an open
verdict.
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NationaI board Of UnderurIfers.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 1I.-A4, l1Lse
number of prominent Fire Onaer-
writers from eastern and western cltles
are in attendance at the session mere OF
the Executive Committee OF tne Na-
tionaI 3oa1d of UnderWritrs. The re-
norts OF the several committees show
the importance of this National organ
izatIon, and there appears TO be Q
unanimous desire to make 1t perma-