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should DO exclusion on account Of Of color He
thought that IN that view the Committee OF the District OF
Columbia the proper reorepce 10 sec whether they
had not forfeited that claim :
REFERENCE. l.-.
MI WILEY tRep., w. Val advocated referring TO tho
JUDICIARY committee, on the ground that widespread
Vredce existed IN regard 10 the race which should be
made the subject OF consideration by that Committee.
The aibfhdment 70 refer 10 the Judiciary Committee
was then lost ana the resolution was adopted.
. PRoMULGATIoS OF THE LAWS
on moton OF Mr.. ANTHONY (Rep, II. -, the bill TO
provide Tor the PRONUNCIATION Of the laws Of the United
States heretofore published taken up and passed
with an amendment by the Committee on Printing. ex-
emptg from postage letters and documents sent to and
from the congressional Printer on public business.
Mr.. THOMAS OP MARYLAND
On motion Of Mr.. JOHNSON (Dem MIDI the OF
his colleague tMr Thomasl made the special order
for the morning hour tomorrow
hENLSuE REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS
UT. PATTERSON (Rep., N. HI offered resolution
calling upon the Secretary OF the Treasury for copies OF
all communications TO him from the Commissioner OF IN
terna revenue In regard 10 the removal appointment
OF Assessors or Collectors since June 1861 with the action,
II any, taken thereon. Adopted
Inc SENATE then went into Execution Session at
o'clock, and soon afterward. motion OF Mr. SHERMAN
Kep., OliOl adjourned,
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LOCKWOOD psashteepAs Second iis sH.s Lockwood
Ia the sch year Of N .fe
Relatives aud friends invited 70 stcnd bs psrsl
dsnee WatersL. Pouksspsis. Ma day Thasay nsIi
inst. at , O'Clock p. IN.
NELsON-suddesy West Fla, srnlAy O.. Aszsnd
Nelson the 6gm IT Muller helson IN the IA Of
ketice OF funeral hereafter
RoSsOn Wednesday aofaisg Feb H. Qaae T. Ross Of hs ,
The relatives 1nd friends Of The fy invited 10 attend tie fHsri.
froH bic late residence no I9 Madsoase On natoaJ nSnsG
Feb u, al i0s O'Clock, wishos. urileT Sssiee
RouGEAs mauhssnre Wednesday Feb 1 Jsvss Eosses.
sEed - yesfs. ii rsonths, and dsY.
The funeral will take plAre fay Feb H. at O'CLOCK NJ i've
the residence OF DIS Poole lsSercr ~ bscs
Ninth and feahsse The relatives sad friends o. TOE fnr are
invited 10 attend
sANDsAt fredericksburg Tuesday Feb H. Mrs ssrvsshda,
widow OF the late joseph Ssnds o. Brooke
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
sTUR6Es-On Tussay Feb H. al II O'Clock n Edsu s>nges
Of tbs city, IN tie f9th az his
Tho relatives Ard friends respectfully fmsrsi
from his residence, No horrs Place Aest
THURSDAY. Pst -, at Sccek N.
sCHIRMER-AOn TUESDAY Feb H. PIiT youngs Mar
tiusisT schiruer aged months
TFFAYY-. the Of his grsdmotr wsies,.y
Feb H. George Foh Isan grandson Of TIE az "naa fsz
AGED 81 years
Notice Of the funeral In .onorfpw's papers
TRAyIS-On Modsy Feb TO- She Robert Travis ot5s Eas<
Conference Church. sged u aolth $40 daya
the members of Ledge No. 81 o. of o y respect
iu invited attend the funeral 0n Jsnes w. r. Ohffsn %
Thursday FEB IT. 81 o'clock P ~ without ilr'nsr hsaSe- ~
remains Will be takeu 10 Greenwood fot internent
wILSoH-ia wamsbaIsh Tuesday Fe H. after skert lsss
John r. eldest join y. Srh5 Wson aged - yesia
The relatives AID friends invited "a stteud bis fsaefs ione u
deaee Of bis aher No. ~ sOast hst On fsafsa ns'soss
FEB. ~ a. 2 O'Clock
W1TlSGAt Asods T. T. weiussdsy Feh H. Of pBsrsos,
Ms Lhzs hlg wife o. the late bsy Marshall "hHz aged
rS ys, ,rI,,, and ., Il .,a n. sas.,.
at 81 Georges Church. Astoria, iTy Feb a. 81 oc5,fy
Ferry foot 81 Ninety secondss, 4 e.
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people and the nation saved amid the exutant shouts OF
the sOldery and the prayers for blessings on his head
from the lips OF the bOndsmen whom his WORD had freed,
these were the things that proved Lat OF him II might be
truly said that word Of affection no appear OF ynpa-
tty fell UNDECIDED on his high roy soul rucn was
the Abraham Lincoln whOIa We knew, ana oysu, anu
hOnOred and these the clustering memories Inae nake
our emotions reverent and grateful ana n.ge WIN
them tenderness and tears He came 10 eSIth n3 40
come the born inheritOrs Of earthly power DIS D.n ~
that obscure and humble Kentucky home ~ ny
tonight event unnoticed by the world ms ess
In the Nations Capitol evoked sound VI Hikppy
mourning that rang valling round the soild SivDe.
10 fell 10 his lot In life within bTieer space 10 acve
greater good for his country ana mankind ana win
himself worthler and more enduring lafne, hah Nds
before by mortal achieved or won the RECORD
OF his high and pure example, the memory Oh MS geho
goodness and unassuming greatness, the lesson OF NE
constant and stainless featy TO loyalty, liberty ana law,
are the legacy he las left He Is more OF earth Hs
fework done, suddenly, mysterionsy God took MIN 10
himself Let us not murmur. "ClOuds and darkness
around about him. righteousness aud Judgment are tne
habltation OF his throne" Around the last earthly
resting place Of Lincoln, IN loving memory gather ana
repeat
Bury him teudeiy Hot tears H)w
For the loyal and kindly heart laii low
Bury h'm lovingly. GOOD men loved
La whom the nation hOnored aud proved
Bary bin regsly, king Of men,
biz birthday with flowers again
Borg him sadlY. Sweet the sleep
OF BIN whom God and the angel, keep
Many other tOasts were gwen which were duly ac-
krowedgcd. During the evening. the list Regiment
Band disc,ursed most eloquent music.
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POLITICAL.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

GEMS. sICKLEs AND COCHRANE IN MANCHESTER
IEIEeRAPH TRIBUNE
MANCHESTER, n. H., Feb. 12-The canvass
for the approaching gubernatoral election is very well
and effectively conducted By political organizations
throughout the State, aud everything indicates hand
some Republican majority Cons sickles and Cochrane
arrived here this afternoon and this evening addressed
audience Of 1000 in the TOwnall in favor OF Cen
Walter Hartman the Republican nominee and the can
dldate OF a. Grant organizations throughout the state
The speeches among the abes OF the logical ana
conclusive arguments delivered here and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed large proportion OF the auditors
veteran soldiers. Tie meeting was presided over
by Col Parker, and the patriotic sentiments OF uio
speakers hailed with loud and protraoted cheering
After the adjournment Gen. sckes sereDaded az Ie
City Hotel by his Old comrades, and the allan pIVoA
the nature OF popular ovation.
About forty other speakers addressed audiences IN
various parts Of the State tonight aud Gov Nye WHO
has arrived, will take the stump tomorrow evening
Gems. slcles and COchranc go 20 Tacoma tomOrro"'
where they speak in the evening There IL Aue le'u 9
tertained as to the result Of the election
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
KUROPBAS MARKETS

NJ ATLANTIC rILroE,PH
Loanos Feb sili5 mConsOs for money 90: as3i CoaiOs
the account, 99 United FveTvn,r bond. 10 de-
III; Illinois Central Railway shares si Es Railway shares
49,
PE,xKroRr Psh le-lii5 nUated States FTsTseneI for
the Issue Of 1852, 75a
PARIs. Feb PILLS m.--Tbs Rentes are ast
LrARPooL I2-li.l5 m-CottoB sue Tie enst.d sales
today are bales Miidug Upsuds open d8id Medng
sl1eid Corn 436 for MIed Western Wheat srnsr
sales 1910 for White California and l4 for No. Awsukss
Re Barley SIC FOR American Data 10 for American Pess IS for
Canadian Flour 81 f0T Western Beef l6 for Winter Cared Extra
Prim, Mes, Pork n kr Eastern Prime Mess Lard $40
Cheese 81 for the hheS, Of Pine American
Bacon % ol Cumberland Cot No u Dutch Standard Sugar, Pas
Resin, g. for Common Wilmington AMI IL for Fine Pale Spirits
Turpenn, 9e owt TaOv 26 for American Petroleum l2i
fof Resned.
LoypoE Feb Pills n-whale OIL ELS per e5s gAlOns
Sperm or sllO Ln,eed OIL, $50 TO- y tun- Lusesd
Cakes GiO5 y tuu for Thin 0blong.
LoSDoN Feb i2-Ilo ucOusOl. money and the
So s3s United NVeiweEty bonds 701li illinois Central
Rai~sy shAFes. So Erie Railway shares. at
Feb i2l2o p INFLATED States F'sTsen..s for
The issue OF 1862 75A
LIVERPOOL Peb Ia:2o D. n Cotton easier Lard ba,
daned for Fine American. aud Tslov to 1a Pork DALI
Naval sr Rosn has advanced for
Wilmington and spirits TuPentne 81 All other articles
without change
IospoS Feb lslisop mOuT markets reported IN the
sTsl eEgstch.
Lospos Peb rs mCouIos closed e a9oi for money
and account smscsn secue. the following United
F'eT~eny bOnds mi Illinois Central Railway shares $50
Erie Railway shares. fst
FRAykYoRT Feb rs nunted States bonds are quoted It I5t
for the i,,Re Of 1904
LIVERPOOL Psb rs mThs Cotton market closed rather
Quiet. bat ira tie following ashonred quotations. hdns Upsnd
CD; Mng Orleans SID The sales of the dsV FOO. % 900 bales
Goa a Tor Wheat rs 10 for California white lt4
sr 10 Red Barley, and Peas discharged Beef
iIse PORK TIC Lard 81 Cheese. ST. Bacon, 70 g.
Sugar quiet 2Is for I'D Naval Stores quiet ROssCO.
noa. Medium, M TuIpeups 81. Taow steady l2s Re-
fined Petroleum. J. y.
ANTWERP Feb 2s p m-Ths Petroleum make. closed q. Il
ls,nes - eeat.nes for STANDARD White.
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wIsmAwAKA st Josephs Counts, ind, Feb. is. ls6a.

wIsnAwAKA St. Joseph's County, Ind, Feb. IS, 1868.
EDITORS OF THE EEw-YoRK TRIBUNE-DeGr SirS ::
Having the good Of country at heart and wishing TO
contribute in way toward keeping the control OF
the Government in loyal hands know Of no way that
could DO much as to place copy of THE TRIBUNE
In the hands Of the loyal voters II our friends would
make little effort in each Township at this time II
would be Of great the cause, because every
that reads THE TRIBUNE, until after the next election
will be apt TO vote right The terms Of THE TRIBUNE are
low chat with little effort t could be placed in the
hands OF almost every voter. You will find inclosed
draft for AGO. according to your terms. You will send to
my address 2O2 copies Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, and one
copy Of TIE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. have raised also
Cub OF IS for THE WEEKLY Tribune, which Will
forward sou about 10 dayswhich win be the expra-
ton Of the old Club OF semI-Weeklys-and, expecting
t0em renew, will make respectable Club from cur
Live Republican town. remain yours, in haste,
NELSON FERRIS.
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THE BlNGHAMTON AND OTHER TOWN ELECTIONS
NFToN Feb 10 The charter election
NEM-JERSEY.
DEFEAT OF A FREE LIQUOR BIII-DEMOCRATIC
CAIfCTS-nIXISION OF SPOuS

DEFEAT OF FREE LIQUOR BIII-DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS-DIVISION OF SPOus,
TRENTON, Feb. 12.-The bill to repeal the
law prohibiting the sale OF liquor election day was de-
feaed the Assembly this evening, after exciting
discussion, several Democrats voting with the Repub
The result caused great applause In the lobbos
Joint Caucus Of the Democrats Oi both Houses OF the
Legislature held last evening at the state House
The object 10 nominate state Prison Inspectors ana
State officers and fix upon time for iOnt meeting,
hitch having prevented said meeting up 10 tDe present
time. The question OF ~ officers viii probably be
pospOned TO future date The Democracy are IN state
of decentralization about the division Of the spO aud the
printers bill is indanger OF being changed when re-
division OF the several jobs and now deal VIII De made
all around.
In the Assembly yesterday the Jersey City Insurance
bill was defeated after severe struggle This law M
thorzed the Jersey city Company 10 arrange In relation
borrowing and lending It's friends viii press &c again
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AINY GAZETTE.

Special Orders No. o. directs that general Court
Marital be composed o. the following named oers DO eonyhed
West the 18th ihst trial Of such he
brought before iti Breye Lieut. Cob Mel t Captain ID nn
Mai NJ. r. Watson Captain 9Th ARTILLERY; breve Maj j.
10Th Infantry; Maj w H. H. Benyard Captain
Eunser Corps; Capt b Hamilton ilth lnfsni Capt kose
Catn 41l v Capt Clarke 9th " H. C. and breves MAI
W. sinclair, 81 ARTILLERY, Judge Advocate.
Ger Grt has susd order in relation 70 the action Of Court
Martial lately convened at Porr Union, New hexfco.
Private James Dowd Company g. 3h infsny was seane 70
he uuy but tie sentence has been e,Emnsd - dismissal
from Army ccn6Dem the Penntsrr or oar
The 81 e at Fort Hsyne Mich d.nsipg from
the Devet CAPT Palmer First Lieutenant 80 L. lnfan
tr for u unbeooaa officer and gentleman has been aF
ps0yei. AID tlal ohcsr has been dismissed
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KIRKsv1LLE. Mo. Jan. 2s,

KIRKsvILLE, Mo-, Jan. %, 1868
Enron TEmUxE-Dear Sir; II is with pleasure that
forward 20 you go with the following names OF persons
who want THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE THIS Is
probably the largest club gotten up for THE TRIBUNE
an this part Of this State aud by doing what have for
the Radical cause hope may aid in carrying this State
ns1t Fall 1 take and recommend to my friends this
the cheapest sres and best OF educating the
public mind for tho important which We will have to
meet st the next election Ihope shall add many moro
names this list when to organize in sub-ds-
tIcts have formed county organizations. under the
nsme Grant Clubs" the Rebel element TO con-
tend against and local issues discussed the re-
suit uHess we commence at early day and worK hard
all after tho election and that too through local or
sanizsfi0ns Yours F. NJ. HARRINGTON.
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MESSAGE OF GOV. BROwNLOW-GRAHT IN THE
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, 1eIl rep iE.-l1VN. BlOMDIOW
sent message TO the Legislature today relative 10 the
strike on the Memphis Clarhsve and Louisville Rail.
road declares tine resolution Of the strikers " prevent
running the trains except the mail train until all
arrearaGes paid, conspiracy against the state and
recommends action the subject. lie also recon-
nends that the affairs Of the road be wound up and the
road sold the State interest resolution suS
tanning Gen Grant the cOntrO With the President
and declaring him the choice Of Tennessee for the next
Presidency was adopted by the Lower house to-day
substitute fGyOriDg Gen. Thomas was rejected
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nIEL

ALLgI0n Third day sVeang, MARI relic. Of Saul AeJ oihs ely
ID her T1tt year t /.
The friends Of The family respectfully requested 20 attend
funeral sercuh day (Stlrday) Feb IS al ii o'clock
from her lste residence, No Washington square
DE- CCEIa Brookyu Tuesday Feb H. Charles De Cue, aged
Years aul IaoIha
ri, and friends requested attend e funeral from ths
residence bis uncle BRADY 10 siWsnens broekn
on Thursday afternoon, fsh H. at3 O'clock
HTCHCOCKA weschessr on Monday mornas Feb 10 H,nnah
b. wife q John Hitchcock and daughter Of the 's "n
IN tsth year =
The are invited the fdbsa THURSDAY
Feb H. At il oeOek nom her asl rseeass " S'osiaAs
WeslcheJ,er
LOSKAMP AZ ColdsntH Orange Tussiay FEB H. Osrone
Rhssbeth Rose wife Of Conrad LosAanp
The asetal WI take pe o tbs reaense ~ hsf qne' Soa
Ca Ne sssg, Plsa ghstttN ssncsa Fs'
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NETWORK.

GRANT MEETING N THIRTEENTH DISTRICT =
The Grant Campaign Club (Conseryanve) OF
tbe Thirteenth Assembly district held Their iln0nthly
meeting M their Headquarters. NO l6l Eghthaye ast
evenine the President James Hunter IN the chair Dla
% Willard ballard late of Gen Changers sta, delivered
an address upon the Life end Character OF Gen Grant
which was listened to with great attention aud frequently
warmly applauded. After concluding his written adj
dress Major Ballard spoke briefly the leading political
issues which win enter into the coming Presidential cam
paign especially eXhOrnR bis hearers To use their en-
deavOrs TO maintain the national honor by the payntn
of all the obligations incurred for the prosecution Of the
war on the terms on which they were contracted
THE BlNGHAMTON AND OTHER TOWN ELECTIONS
BINGHAMTON, Feb. 12.--'The charter election
OF the town electors OF BrOOme County and OF TINS city
took place to-day. Jabez J. Rice Democrat was elected
Mayor OF BinghamtOn City by l55 majority The vote on
the other city candidates evenly divided tic
Democrats having majority on the Assessors vote or
about 49, This city gave majority OF IS Tor Mokeon
Republican, for Secretary Of State, November last
The election In the Town Of Bngbamton showed Re
publican majority and Republican gain. Other tOwiis
voted as follows Barker, CenanGo. COlesye, Feuton,
Isle. Main, Triangle. and Windsor, went Republican;
kkwOOd, Union, ana Nesta went Democratic or divided
Three other towns are yet 20 be heard from.
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THE NEw-YOEK WORLD.

Prom Ohio sfai9fIas IaHiE 1lsm7 . :,
The Ee,c York WOrM will do the country service 1t
viii Keep its hand out OF Ohio politics The Democracy
OF OHIO capable Of attending 10 their own internal
concerns and until they solicit the Intervention OF outside
parties 20 assist In this regard they VIII be thankful TO
them TO observe silence The Worlds assault on
Mr.. Vallandigham IL needless uncaed for and, hence
indcfensble
Since writing the foregoing We have seen The Dayton
Ledger Of the 9Th inst. IL contains communication
about the article in The World above mentioned In this
communication 1t is said, speaking Of that article IN
Columbus" Cincinnati may speak for herself. u she
choose But, until some proof or the assertion
be produced we feel authorized 20 deny that Columbus
had any share in the paternity attributed 10 IT, We think
best OF reasons for saying that the assertion IS wholly
without foundation.
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EXPLOSION OF PARAFFINp OIL WORKS II
nHAnL.L

BROOKLYN-TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH
About 10t o'clock last night still in the
Parafne Oil Works OF Samuel Richardson in hoisonst.
Columbia-st, South Brooklyn, exploded and com
pleely destroyed portion Of the building Three men
employed the premises engaged at the time Of
the fire in watching over the stills, OF which
five out OF seven IN operation. The
chief stlman, named James Brough, was first dis
covered after the explosion. His body was In terribly
mangled condition. and perfectly unacceptable. The
means by which be identified was his watch. his
clothing boots and hair being all burned of and his
trails protruding from his body. His remains were
taken from the burning Inass by Assistant Engineer
Dowd, John CuTran, foreman Of Engine No. 10, and
James Dowd, OF the same company, who con
veyed them TO the Fortythrd Precinct Station House
The deceased leaves wife and four children residing In
ColumDiast Another man, named Conroy, employed in
the establishment as assistant stillman was so
dreaduly burned that mis- recovery is deemed mpossi-
BILE He was promptly conveyed 10 the City Hospital
by direction Of Roundsman Brumcy OF the Forty third
Police Precinct still another man, whose could
not be ascertalned buried in the ruins and burned
20 death His body had not been recovered at iato
hour The explosion It appears, was caused By tho flame
Of candle coming in contact with gas escaping from
stills The candle was brought bto tho room By Of
tho unfortunate The damage 10 the building
amounts Ia about 629e
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EQUALITY. GALLIrrS CO., ILL Jan ~ lSc''

EouALTY UALIAIIS % =. :, ~ arnscrInors
rts TRrpUxE-Iucloscd send list Oh I"
,r rr,r w,r,Iv TRIBUNE. with the cash. II the time
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80. rsns after this month is QUIT Yours B. TEMPLE
1r friend will notice. reference to our terms that
have extended the time. and that additions can be
made TRIBUNE.
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TgE TRIBUNE AND TIE PEOPLE.

We print the following from among bushes
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NEw-BRIGHTON. PENN. Feb 5, 1872
s,oJyogs or TIE n. Y. TRIBUSE-Ge,lts: Ny subj
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MIRRIED

DoWSIyGCLAPPTas Aa Francisco Cal Monday L, By
jude o. C. Pratt Jacob Dovnng Of AnOon Bay Saa hsso Co.,
sarah L. Clapp II Seulork CITY
PoagLseep,s Rochester " y, papers please copy.
HAvILAND-ALBERTsos- wedseay Feb 1863 81 tie resi-
dueg OF tie parents Hampstead L. L. Judge
Armstrong Pe 4. H.ylan u Glen Fal Mss Mary r.
Altert.ol
sLAUsoy-BULKLE Poreheste Y, on Tuesday Feb II.
l8s Rev Henry BeHet Wilson d. slrson Ielea Buk
only js1gk Of Gershom Bukley all u the Town Of Rye
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Ccmm,ri y Brn has been detached from ordnance dry AZ ias
HevYork Nai from aud after Marn ana ordered COMMAND
ths Sisuokn
Commander Pierce Crosby detached from the command ofs shame
hin. and ordered o return o the United States
Passed Paymase George W. Brown detached from she
csrors ard placed on waiting orders.
Assistant queer Edward Lincoln has resigned
Actin. Assistant ns b. Roane has been hol9fsbH as
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ST.. CHARLES, MINNESOTA. Jan. 81, 1868.

PUBLISHERS n. Y. TBIBUEE-Dear Sirs Inclosed send
you orders for t5s 90 being one years snbscp
ton price Tor each OF the names the Enclosed list at
q 10 each excepting the name Of George Smith who pays
81 and wishes Mr Greeleys portrait Win send you other
Danes 10 add TO club Wishing you much success,
politically and financially. am, Yours, truly
Ill. SIOCUM,