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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

~ Messrs. A. p. smith &c 20. of New York
city, are now negotiating the sale or franchise
of the unfinished Fredericksburg and Gordons.
willie Railroad 10 q New York COMPANY o.
pfactIcai goahead men. All the grading and
mason work on this road was done before the
war ~ cost of about s30Q,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

RELMBOLDy EXTRACT
sARSAPARILLA cleanses and renoyates the
blood instlls the yieor Of health into the system
and purges out the humors that ~ AXE disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

AT THE WHITE HoUsx.-The Grand Conn.
cll OF the Independent Order OF Good Fellows.
now IN session in this city, visited the Execu-
use Mansion to-day, and We're introduced TO
the President by A. L. l.. Reese, ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

CoNMIssIoNER ROLLINS says: "If the real
estate Of person who Is offered as security on
a cistilier's bond is encountered at al to any
10 do by the regulation OF the Uepartment.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

AMONG TIE Supervisors of Revenue. nom.
Ia ed by Commissioner Rollins under the new
Revenue law, Is Alexander Fulton, for the 9th
Disrict, embracing, Maryland, Delaware, and
the District Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

REDEMPTION OF SEVEN THIRTIEs.-Notice
has been given by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury that after Monday next, the 1ith instant
al seven thirty notes must be forwarded di-
ractly TO the United States Treasurer, at Wash.
ington, for redemption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

HELMBOLDS
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIU.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
IsTHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both are prepared according 20 the rules of Phar
macy and chemistry and are the most active thst
can be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

CANAL BRKAK-The' Cnm beriand Civilian
says: On Monday last a break occurred in the
Canal short distance this side Of the tunnel,
about ninety feet Of the bank being washed
out A large force was at once put to work,
and il Is thought the damage will be repaired
by Monday, so as 70 allow boats 70 pass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA has called n
special session OF The Legislature of that State
to meet on the 10th instant, for the purpose OF
passing registration law, without which no
election can be held in November. When con-
vened, 1t will probably not adjourn until after
the Presidential election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

THE COMMITTEE OF THREE appoint ted by the
Tennessee Legislature to wait upon the Presi.
dent and lay before him the condition OF things
In that State and ask the aid of general govern
ment to keep the peace, arrived here last night
They are preparing their address to the Presi.
dent and expect to present it this evening or
Tomorrow. They say the militia bill is sure to
pass the Legislature, though it will be practi-
cally dead letter if the President will send
enough troops in the State to preserve order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

MIDsHIPMEN ORDERED.-The midshIpmen
who graduated at the u. 5. Naval Academy in
June last, have been assigned to duty as fol.
lows To the European Squadron, 6; Asiatic
squadron, IL; North Pacific Squadron, is;
South Atlantic Squadron, IL; South Pacific
squadron, To- TO the Contoocook, :; to the
Nelpsic, 4; TO the PenObscot, s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
WINS s. s <: =:
N II l. l. s !.

MIR. EDITOR: In your Hast, ISSUE, 'th
sl Old NH thew ont ae challenge, a. boast,
or a:siitte soft SOAP E.suppose they have
cobblsf up little, as formerly, and ssk the
will all do so, and then come round TO see: Err
WINS New Mills on Sstpdar and see how he 10
doing business, and The amount he Is doing
day and night, You will oil than seefsr yeus
selves that old rnlS hre old mills. stiIJ, in the
,fsllest seaseier the word: ,.'.i7lT . ;, ~.
=. >.'-s = -! ( -; x.l. =. :
Aug 81, 1868, l4@st ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28

The Indian corn in store IN Liver
pool, which in ordinary geasons is al
lowed 10 reach two millions and q
bali of bushels, is now reduced TO
about one hundred thousand bushels,
and it is supposed by many that tho
price will riae TO 81 25 per bushel as
The season advances. 1t appears that
thirLcen steamers laden with grain are
nov on thoir way TO London and Liv-
errooi from Odessa and other ports
on the Black Sea; but great part Of
the reliance from abroad is placed up
on the United States, including Cal
ifornia, whose surplus Of wheat will
amount to over seventeen million
bushels. Hitherto, it ia stated, the
orders transmitted TO this country
from Liverpool for grain have been
carefully restricted as 10 price: but as
the emergency is critical, somo of
them arc arriving without that pre-
caution.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28

IL is stated that Cardinal. Barih,
lato Nuncio at MadlId, has given the
fopc n dcplorable picturo of tho
state of Spain, which he represents 20
be on tho brink not only Of revolution,
bnt Of change of dynasty--at any
rate, TO tho extent of y dctbronc-
mcnt of Isabel ii. The news great
ly disturbed tho lIoly Father, who
is much inter cstcd on the tluecn's
account.
A high official in ono of tho south
; crn provinces Of China last year issu-
cd q proclamation forbi,lding idoia-
irons rrocca'iona, and aIyisin" thc
people TO spend less time and money
at tho hcathcn temples.
Mrs. August belmont drives Il love
j. pair Of cream colorcd ponies in u
low basket phacton value or ponies
$4,000. Her husbands fnur-in, hand
bays, sixteen hands high, is said TO
be the finest in Newport.
The people ofa Indiana arc begin
nirS to think that something mus. be
done TO relieve them Of tho stigma
Of living in 'thc great divorce State
The divorces granted in Indiana, un-
der present laws number on tho av-
eraso .touL fivo thousand per anrum.
Hon. Tom Diggs and Hon. b. Royal,
two distinguished negroes Of the Al
ALBANIA Senate, pulled each others
wool and tried to Soouo each others
ego ont, the other night, at their
boarding house in Montgomery.
ST. LoUIs.-Ad,iccs from Solomon
City, Kansas, report horrible Indian
oatiagcs in tho Solomon River settle
mcnts. Men killed, women rayishcd
children captured, and tho stock Ia
ken away. The country is stripped
with provisions.
LoNDoN.-Dispatches havo been re-
cciued from ireland, giving tho par
ticluars of deeds of lawlcssncss at
Tippoi ary. 1t seems that While one
of the great landlords Of that region,
named Scully, was serving the usual
notices on various tenants ho was
killed by an unknown person. A
strong body Of police attempted to
arrest tho culprit, when tho pollco in
turn were fierccly attacked, two of
them ehot dead and four badly wound
ed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
BARNES MILL
ON ROCKY RIVER.

FENnE subscriber would announce to his pat.
Il rona, aud the public generally, that his
weil-known Mill on Rocky River has been re.
Gently thoroughly overhnu!ed and repaired,
and is now in excellent condition for grinding.
cloths, smut machine, and other appliances, he
is able to grind promptly, ard ut the same
time to guarantee satisfaction in tho yield.
With abundance Of wafer. he can grind day
and night, and thus relieve his patrons from
any fear Of disappointment. Io will be con-
stantly at the mill. aud will give his pessonal
attention to tho grinding Of all grain with
which he may be entrusted. Thankful for pass
patronage, he can appeal to his old friends
with the assurance Of being able to merit its
Continuance
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
Ono Of tho most careful financial

Ono Of tho most careful financial
| writer's in Now York states that pri-
vato letters from Europe 70 their cor
respondents to this city, advise eau
ton, in view of The contingency of q
European War. Tho accumulation
of specie in tho Bank of Franco, in
round numbers $3.50, 0,OO0, 900 in gold,
and tho loss of .c57l,0 900, equal TO
$3.50 900 in gold, reported by tclc-
gram, in Tho Bank Of Engnand state
mcnt for last week, Indicate that
Gold has been purchased for French
account, rs thcro is nothing in tho
movement Of tho foreign cv.amcrcc
OF France TO warrant this cXtrunrdi-
nary gain Of bullion BY tho Bank of
France, and the comm cnsurato loss
by the Bank Of Eusland and other
money contres. For some tlno Fast
the price Of Gold has been higher in
Paris than in any other money con:rc
while New York has boon tho point
at Which gold has been sold 1T cheap
or ratio than in any other great fnan-
cial ccntla Of exchanges. The result
has been the enormous accumulation
CT bullion in Pu:is, unprecedented il
tho. history Of modern times, and
which justly cxcites tho distrust and
fear of Europe rs much as tho war
like footing Of the french army and
navy. The French Government has
been large purchaser of horses for q
year past, and last week o quantity
of hay has been bought in the Now
York market for French account, aud
supposed to be for that government.
The continued weakness and decline
IN British consols, 10 TIC fact of q
twopcr cent. money market, is sisni-
GraDt OF tho distru;t in regard 10 fu.
ture political complications leading
to war in Europe, which disturbs f.
naacial circles there. Capitalists arc
seeking TO shelter themselves as in
preparation for storm.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
CANDIDATES..

CB- The friends Of ROBERT JONES. re-
epeulfully announce him as O candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector at the ensuing elec.
tion. lie is the only candidate who has come
ou. squarely on the Democratic platform and
hcDcc has entitled himself 10 the unanimous
support Of the party.
MANY VOTERS.
eEr Tho friends of Mr.. N. 8. INGRAHAM
respectfully announce him as . candidate for
Tux Collector at the next election.
eY- The friends of w. d. GALLARER re-
apsctfully announce him candidate for tho
Office Of Tax Collector for Abbevills District.
at the ensuing election.
cB The friends of Capt. W. g. HARRIS
Collector at the next election.
The friends of WIN. II. TAGGART respect
fully announce him . candidate for the Office Of
Tux Collector at tho next election.
eS- Tho many friends of e. III. SHARP
respectfully nominate him for the Office Of Tax
Collector for Abbcville District at the ensu.
ing election.
c93" The friends of J. w. JENNINGS re-
spec,fully nominate him . candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
The many friends of L. II. RUSSELL. re-
spectfully announce him candidate for Ta1
Collector at the next election.
tS- We are authorized to announce DA-
VlD CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Col
!ector at the ensuing election.
rB The friends Of Capt ". r. WHITE
respectfully announce him as q candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28

LoNDoN.-Dispalchcs received from
Constantinoplo statc that serious
encounter took place at Pcra, two
miles from tho city, between the
Creek residents and tho Turks,
10 consequence Of a violation Of the
grave Of Prince Mirdites. Tho troops
Of tho Sultan wore called out to sup
press the riot, and fired upon tho
Greeks, killing and wounding largo
number. Many of tho latter fed TO
the residences of the foreign consuIs
for refuge. the trouble was finally
suppressed By The active measures of
the soldicry.
a novel Photographic picture, ono
only visible in the dark, has, it is ar
nounccd, been invented.
The rice crop in Louisiana for tho
preseut Season promises 70 DO not On
ly tue largest ever grown in tho
Stale, but of superior quality al=o.
Tho Underground hallway in Now
York city, it is stated, wilt bo COM
menced worry shortly. Tho subscrip.
tions books for the stock havo been
opened, and the route has boon de-
tcrmincd on.
While Baltimore is having q fair
retail trade, and many visitors, Now
York is said TO be as dull as deser-
ted village.
Gold ore in considerable quantities,
it is reported, has recently been dis
covered miles west of Ripley, ..Tippan
County, Mississippi.
| A Democratic tradosman in Mem.
phis complains that his friends have
ruined his business, but says ho m cans
; to vote for Seymour and Blair all tho
same. He is o manufacturer of car
pet.bags.
4 Tho bugs are said to have stripped
whole potato fields in Ohio, leaving
:; nothing but the nakod stems-frou
these they assaiIed cubbage loaves ant
ether yegetat1on--while the grasshop
per had lowed on tho Glover fields
4 cabbage, potatoes, oats and timothy
:, laying lew every stem, and loaVin
, the fields as bare as floor.
Sherman telegraphs that tbore ar
troubles on tho Saline and Sole
mon River, caused by the Indian
of the, Cheyenne tribe. Sheridan
had gone to the scene Of outrage
:. with plenty of troops.
The Georgetown. Washington an
Alexan ndria Railroad is in tho, hand
J kpt Eseeivers, and no trains are rar
Il The steam ship New York, fior
-IBrpmen, arrived. at Now York o
? Monday. A noticeable feature {
l her cargo is thirty Thousand pound
o 1.-THE first importation of specie fror
J. Europe in a long while.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
SHERIIF'S SALES.

EtY virtue Of sunlry wits Of Ficri Facias TO
- me directed, will sell at Abbcville G..
H., on the First AloE'lay in SEPTEMBER next,
the following property, viz:
One Brick Store, in the town Of Abbcvillc,
fronting on the pahl;c square % feet, and run :
ring back rbou, 10 feel, levied on as the prop
erty OF ). A. Allen, ads. Wm. II. Parkc1, Com.
missioner.
1900 ceres Of land, more or less, bounded bv
ianis OF John Davis. q. w. Cromor, and others,
levied en- as The property Of the Estate of j.
Foster Marshall, ads. the State for Taxes
353 acres Of land, more or less, bounded by
Ian is OF ID. }. Jordan. Mrs. j. A. Marshall, and
others. levied on rs The property Of DR.. J. J.
Wardlnw, ads Mary McCaw.
! lot i'll Greenwood, containing 2 of an acre.
more or less. bouulcd hy DIR. l.. II. Calhoun
and others, levied ON the property of S. l.
Bond, ads The Stale for Taxes.
TERMS CASH.
II. 8. CASON, S. A. D..
Shcr.l17s Office,
August II, 1865 AZ I'd
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-28
. The New York Horald closes a

The New York Herald closes a
long editorial obituary as follows:
Nor will tho death OF Mr.. Stovons
result in consequences less important
and historical than The position which
he held while alive. Itwas his mar
vellous obstinacy, his Eanhibal.like
anamoslty against The South, which
postponed the settlement of our. na-
tional difficulties. His death, howov.
or much it may be lamentcd by his
Im'nodiatc personal friends and by
hls party, sounds tho doath knoll of
tue oxtfavagant hopes of the Radicals
1T was he alone whose firm will held
together tho most refractory among
his part'sans. Now that. the control
OF his influence no longer:exists, what
Is TO hinder tho disin!egraGon of tho
party to which Mr.: Stevens more
than any other Republican leader
had given concentration and force ?
His arrogance a partyleador had al
had already received doublo check
Ia tho failure Of iapeachment and
in tho postponemsat ssf tde inrpcach-
mcnt resolutiopsWk hesreyiyed af-
tor tho arrival. .i kinglonof. sew
eral new rcpssaaa aiiyss from the
Southern States he regarded
as irrevocab!y committed to his owr
reVengoiul policy. While we fully
recognize the talents. and ,tht
strong% individuality lof the lad
Thaddous Stevens, and. even ysha,
evor merit there may be in The homes
ty of his open and avowett hostility
to all his opponents, we must regard
his removal by death as q imiafortuns
to his party rather thaato tie pn,ion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

- We notice the Shreveport pa
pers republish the complimen, paid by
The Editor Of this paper to the speech
Of Hssry @. Hall, Esq, Of that place,
IL The case of the State vs.. Mrs.
Cook, tried At the late term Of the
District Court Of this county, under
. charss Of poisoning her husband,
Mr.. ". B. Cooke. So far As ths,
spsssh va concerned, and tho abil.
ity Of the prosecution, they were en-
titled fally 70 the credit given them.
The speech In every respect, was an
exessdisgly able effort but ~ the
frequent republication Of our remarks
may lead 10 the belief that We agreed
with IL conclusions, VIC desire to say
distinctly that We did not. We be-
lieved then, as We do now, that the
lady was not guilty Of the crime with
which she was charged, and We would
not, by word OF deed, add to tho
poisnaney Of her domestic aud socinl
Affections.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
TEXAS NEWS.



tn Paris Press has beard that
Jsdss B. W. Gray yciired from the
Austin " sealawsr Convention in
dignihed disgust, 1t has been one
Of the mysteries with as, Why man
Of such sniecedent.. Of so much
sense, and apparent aeceney ever sal
Into such muiilc We eau't
believe the Judge was eyef cut cd,
for $ scalawsg
4 WHOLESALE ScINHss.-our
Texas exehanges come TO Us with ahg
quantity Of marriage notices. The
Press chrauicl,s q few q them, and
noticing two unions Of hearts and
hands " that occurred al The ,ame
time and place improves upon q well
known eoupici IS follows
Fssr soals with bus . siasle tkosslt
! Fous heart. 'hAi beat D. one
Our contemporary sensibilii'as and
poetic feelings were evidently en-
larged
The following signed " Many Cit.
liens" appears in the Paris Pres
Notice /. hereby given that on he
18th Instant Meeting will he held
al Iafs ~ 'ne lAs Ap,u'ns 49,,
J.;.'s IA u.sns - 80,
,hemselye. against lAwlessne.s add
violence, such as theft, murder, rob
berry, and etc. we are dsisf'a'hea
,hs;r dn.v We o;yia- them an nee.
say aid aud assistance. II Is c1-
pected that all las abiding eiiisens,
VINO can VII ~'Aa
II The good ana Cruelty e'N1sas
not only o. Lanai tni -seiy eoaaiy
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A correspondent, Of the Press gives
an account Of n religious revival AT
cs,... Aa.a.,,v I.m.r oo,o,,. oil,
-
""ic" 'he'e "e'e i'''s 'oh'e'''ous'
and thirty scccssions to the
church.
nv,
uou. Id, &. s;..oi,od g.. b,
won,an,, ..aa;, ouo .,;, Ria,
L.,,..
IN, -,
:,
nnr.,er. and w,s i, ,ur, sho, hv
= a. m, r. -,
some excitement and fear. were on.
,cr,,;pod for a time az a d;firpltv
hs,woer tho wL;to. and blscl.
mac -, nm ,,
charged with--har,e.steal;ng We br
lieve, under guard Of the military,
m M hs sss"pv' ." n .,
6r.d to sbo,s a, ,le re,ro,,irr a.;
tive. From the great elevation Of
the soldiers piece, il was supposed
III 80 nn - laiitnn ' ~.
HeraM
The Weo,bereora T;mes state. that
during the Methodist camp meeting
which closed It's labors there on the
18th ult., there were eighty 4Nvc con
s'A'' "'' '0'"s '"''''"s '"s'
i utrs III 'uiNESiuUs
Abe fillmore, u freedman, sent the
nrst bale OF new cotton to "Ai'aston'
tins season, Tor when he received a
silver pitcher and q pair OF geblets,
."o p''Ae '"e'eu " ''esh's' ''eS'ui''s
w.
The Texas observer has reeo'Yod
Beet measuring - inches IN CIR
eu'n'e'ehee' M" weighing ICE POUNDS
"ss TWO OUNCES
Judge John II. Reagan il to ad-
dress the people Of Cherokee county
rsrt sa,u,d,y
There was splendid tournament
nj L,ri.s, Cherokee county nm ,ho
=.
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The Dallas Herald OF the s,h
.....;s a.. ,..,,.....,... - - ~,
'0 ~ f'es '"' ''''1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

ssa~Aoa--Ou Tuesday sight, ~
wsss hvsssA with . delightful ssrssads
fisa sss esasssd fsiss1s. Psls BSessr
~ wills AeNsis. They made excel
Isss nasis III eoaplinsa. was high.
y appesciaasd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21

~ The editor Of the Tyler Index
thinks the agony just commenced with
the radicals viii close in November.
lie is mistaken They will continue to
writhc in agony even after the defeat
and destruction of their party BY. the
fiat of the people.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-21
Dsmees asic Conservative Cub Dsat
10. /

10. /
Pursuant 10 . cali Of the ChsirRsu
Of the Conservative Dcmoeraai< Com
mite Of Bes, No. /, Of Harrison
County, Texas, a public mestisg sa,
held in the town Of E'ysian fislds
on Saturday. the Is, day Of August,
At 2 O'clock r.. u.
The meeting Was ovyasised b
Col. J. b. Foster, Chairman of tLs
Commi,,se for the Beet, taking the
chair, and J. l. Shepherd was ap.
pointed Secretary. TIE Chairman
explained ths object Of tho meeting
to be the organization Of Conser
va,ive Democratic Club for the Beat
after which, and to further that OBJ.
jecs, a committee Of ave was Appoin.
ed BY the Chair to draft and reporI
resolutions to the meeting. Sale
Committee Consisted Of Mai. D
Mckay, Col. Benz. Long, Judge r
b. Calling, Capt r. c. Garrett, ane
J. l., Shepherd.
The Committee retired. During
their absence very interesting ans
able political address wa. delivered
by Judge Drury Field. A, the clos.
Of this address, the Committee OF
Resolutions, through their Chairman
Maj D, Mckay, reported the fol
loving preamble and series Of res
olnsions, which on motion, were
sevcrslly and n a whole, unanimo us
ly adopted.
WHEREAS. In union there i
strength He who is no, for US
is agsins. US. BY a mans acsion,
only can he be known. The tim.
has arrived when every maj
should take his position. There
fore be IL.
Resofrei LIST. That this Club shall
be known as the Conservative Dem
ocratic Club of Beat No. l.. Harrison
county, Texas.
End. That tho officers Of this Clul
shall consist OF President. Vie,
President, aud Secretary, and Treas
u'eI' ~,
ora mat the PRESIDENT shall b
empowered TO appoin, such standing
committees as he may think advisable
18th. That we believe it TO be our dut,
L -
ai'er Inc expiration OF present con
tacu no' 20 s'vs employment, sssis'
aaee, Or rassonage to any man, whit
or o,aes, mat belongs to or acts VIA
'hs haaicai party
Vh notion the meeting then pro
eecoca 70 Tue nomination ana e'ee
uVn Of permanent oihcers OF th'
p'uui ~nich resulted as follows va
r. :" howe, President * {. Gar
,e't wee PRESIDENT ., L. shep
nerd secretary W. e. Ferry Treas
urer,
Inc PRESIDENT elect having take'
the oha,r appointed COMMITTEE o
me on conference and Finance con
ISSUING OF 'ol ID Hendrlcks Il
T. High'o.er Esq MAJ, ~ Nchay
Capt. X. Z. Jarrett, aud Col Benz
Long.
Il was moved by Col. ). Il. Hen
drieks that the officers Of the Clut
constitute a Especial Committee, who's
du'y shall be to drait and repor
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