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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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Three churches are building at
Crascos Howard county Two years
ago the site Was bare. prairie.
The Methodists are buihlfng d
church on Mascati1e 1sland, three
miles bsaow the city OF thai nanles I
An interesting chussil trial IL In
progress at Oh thFie Centre, regarding
which marvellous tales are set aiioat
by the gossip Ef1ongers. So says the
TeyFsyfS G Is - .Iss : = &
Rev. G. j. johnson, well kaown
from his connection with tIaa Bsltist
Publicatign Sexsieky, has ksaa called
to tho charge Of the Calvary Church
at Davenport. s
The Conarexationslisfs OF Iawa
City are buflding o - 900 church. -
Ts ss.to beof brick with stone trim
Inings, IS feet In width by % feet Ia
depth, with q spire $50 feet high. It
Is spIenfiIdfy situated fronting the
Sfafe University sa ns
The iowa Central Association held
sessioa at Eldora, July Ilth, 80
which r. ID. .Thgmpsoa ,of Des Moines,
was elected Moderator. it waa de-
terrnlned to hold three conferences
during the gear, ne HSst Ssss 90 DO
held &c Rxabra, August stl. % ceil.
aaua osw che folloasing sunday.
The Marshall Tisxss says aThe
Friends, or Qnakers, In the Vicinity
of lie Grand, hyve fust finished D
new church staidee. It is 10 isy s.
feet, and has q hanging or sihiisg
pHrtition 60 adj1sted fhat Il cap be
used as one room Or fw0-as cireu1a.
stances require. ft b finished III the
plain and heat styIe which eisxaet@r
faes every thing that the quakaTs
have anything 20 do with. and
makes them q very copmodiops and
attractive hoalse OF worship. May
every one Of these excellent people
nve long % suJgy h. t@s .fshaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

LET HIM sTCAP.-The Nadlca
journals are nearly splitting their
threats with the announcement that
d. 8. Wilson, Of Dubuque, o HE
long Delnocrat IN intends 20 take
the sfsaanp for Grant and Colfax. We
wish tasen JOY In the posseasim -
their new conyakf IN II sneh be the
fact, The old Democratic guard Of
Iowa woald never shed tear over
Davy's departure from shepretendei
position in the Democratic ranks.
He wsls always found Iai,oring Ia OPP
positidn TO thegold Democratic guard
of this State. and they will gsof
weep when he has gone: y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20
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Mush INK and paper d I'D iR
writing about ffae management ofsN
kinas of agriczilturai i've st0tk sn6
the raising OF the young . that th@r
may grow into animals whish Win
not disgrace their speciee, and, III
bows are certainly not of les im1oxs
tance, L purpose 10 say . few w0H14
about them, aud ana enc0ur1ged to
do this because was Q very bed boy
myself. and my two A4deH sons e..
hibited symptoms ofIahexiang th11r
fatheF's infirInIty bus o. late sUs8 ii
decided dlfiseance has followeT !
change OF treatment tiass sl.ey Ps0zls-.
lse 10 become a credit Instead o. o
tlishoTi0r to manhood. !
One Of the worst eoaIres 30 20 boz
gin prating TO them of Gods dfspl111
urs nc disobedIent children, and tofk~i
ing them Christ win not Axa taeyh
fDg doing this or not doing thAfs tGs
d child often takes m autipGthy ~
religion OF any kind, from being Dor
ed from morn till night about N--
Another ofthe urfortunAte gtepa III tQ
have them 60 gitaAted as 10 be Nt IL
beck ana call Of lazy men and wo-
nen who are able TO ait ON them
selves; thsy are n1aa3 ttzzaeeus 20
do Jobs while tho pen1ue seuding
them does not but guG61N speEhaps
tslking envionsly Of the chiidren's
parents AAd back biting everybody
not present !; the ciiflfilen IN r.
come unwilling % do as they arc
hidden by any bodyr and become
ayense 30 labor OF any kind, fqE theY
begin ta zee that they axs dcdAg 8
real good 10 theEa. elves or their pe1k
e.s1 AZ seou M ta,sv, are, ten or,sweavs
years Old, Ief them have sosIiekhine
TO call their own, and bet them have
the profits derived tlerefy0sns 6af
them something TO do, and pay theul
for doing IL In money, allowing theH4
10 lay cut that uzDneys with tboit
mothers sanrtiaa,. 10 obtain extfA
comforts In dress, or as she thinks
best 10 advise them, and DO not b
telling thefa every day or tBOsfAeE
must do sosnsthing for their 1kXinE
for you cannot aflbrd to kebp 6en
Ia fdIenees, Boys can ne8 thxU1xh
= :sss ss'!'ss ssss a,ss''ss sss sssssss =
their father or not, and whee11f meG
express or conceal theix disgy
Some wooden heado0 kSn4 % ~
are always qu0fiQk sl1ch pasooen
ssSpare mot fhe nd e aEla nrenxeon1s
ingiy sfflcious in giying edyice n
parenfz, alinf Y tendiilg toxafse -:
King their DlHNf1UX WUkK. W0xIx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20
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DEAN Tho great lesttier Of the
Radical party in the House of Rcp-
Hssntatiyes-sise most eletermined
and nnmmpFnmising opponent' the
DcipocssN.y has had 10 elsc,unter for
the unscruRniosls politician
who bid his partisans .rsast coz
science and constitutions 10 the devil
for the sake OF IIartyn-T Tf1addeus
Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, is dead,
lie departed this life on the night Of
the Ittia Of August, 1868, at Il o'clock
precisely. We have no esalogy for
the man. fTs Is dead passed from
earth into the unknown future, there
TO be adjtAlgesl according tn the
deeds done in the body while on
earth. The record Of his pubic life
he has Left behind. It Is the coizl-
mon property of all, and win be
used NJ oeeasion requires.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

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cyFfie numerous engfaSiiigs Of the
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from Fate which Is a powerfully
written and deeply interesting story;
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sion of 6 A Dead Mans Rule ~ stThe
Daharry Fortune; ns' Masquerade ding;;",
Nuveitfes TOR September, DC, dc. In
conclusion, we can safely FeeoTrfneAsd
sTsThe Lyadyas Friend y as occupying
the vHgy front rank asaoag the laalag
nlagazines. Published b. Deacon 4
Peterson, $40 Walnut street, Phitas
dedpfia; Mt 81 90 . year. ~ 1.i.. 8
DsmoREsT's MONTHLY for sep
tefabsf, prompt 10 time as usual, dIld
full of good things 70 oveFfinwi1g fbr
the ladies. .sMaude Estvaringn ls
worthy OF the perusal OF every mo
ther. its Fashions, nfusic, Ilitera-
ture, Pun, Art, Household 1--WE can
not snanIerafe Esaia Gifts good fhingsgl
reader 1t 0ns Of the most attractive
and useful Msnthlies published for,
q family. You i1eed to Bee It TO ka6w
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

FlRRs Caused ny THE HEAT OF
THE SUy.--A Dire, attFibated 20 the
heat Of the san, took place reeently
In London, in the premises Of
messrs WarHe q Co., indIs-rtibber
manufactures, Ls appsssin fnas ssaa
rayso Of the siia fell upon the roof OF q
building enc hundred and twenty
Ave feet lung and sixty Rect wide,
fiiIed with goods valued &C saeonsider-
able surn, and igniiing che latter, tire
flames spread with lightning speed
50 that IN les than quarter of an
hour the iIaiflense building, which
was composed princip paIly OF tisHbef,
presented q huge sheet of naEI1e, and
the fire roe 30 nigh h the air as TO
resouable the belching forth of a
great volcano. ALL attempts TO sub
due such vast amount of iiame APP
peared nom the first impossible. and
the woskpeople at once sent on for
the aid of the Metron olitRn F1fo Bri-
Rade but they were unable to get
there, the flames extinguished until
the building aud It's contents were
DESTROYED. Captain shaw repor 3
the cause OF this Hire to be the heat Of
the sun. A fire was also discovered
To- i Giaphain Common, wfiseIs II Is al
81 supposed was caused by the heat
of the sun, aud at one time threaten
| ed very disastrous results. The en-
| gincs from Hewett's brewery, In
IarhaII lane, nsid thoae Of the be
tropolitan brigade promptly attend
fsI fsf5f the WaF1lfs& he3, ~ fhay csyszafi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

GALE or REAL Esra tn.
learn that THOMAS A, WALKss,
one OF the wealthftss inen Id st.
Louis, purchased this rnorniA bfroEn
]. p. easady thirty i've acres of
land lying upon the bluffs about TIVE
miles rom Che business portion uf
this city, for which he paid $3.50
cash, or one hundred and thirty dol
lars per acre. Sfr. Walker y d
'iargs property owner In tlsis city,
owning Detween two and three auhs
arsd lets In the city, and we Under
staud shat tins last purchase IL In
tendal for d private residence. This
purchase gives some Indication as to
what businses men and naonisd aen
shiak % f,uu1feii Biafsh. ianSw when
sucs, fsr-sesiag men rs e. 4. Naik.
Ter tnaest their lnoaey hare, those q
less means need have no teaxa 0l
Emaakiny sanaal iasestpssass-s essf
PxsAos yere pleased 4
| meet our blend 1AfsorEsFIr to-1zy
| VINO ms ip6f refgrped tc ne elts
siter ~ Shsrs ~ sp1 &
E1, u ops 81 out most shkDfr5 1
| Etsvelef3 de6aers, and xlHays u d ,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

C. B, 4 ST, JOE II. r. CoMPI,ET-
En,-It Is with much pleasure that
we announce that the Council Bluffs
& ST. JQseph Railroad Is completed
and TINT the first through train from
st. Joseph arrived here last evening.
The completion of this road opens q
new gonts to The East, and places
Council Bluffs in direct connection
by rail with all easterR and southern
cities, and win have the, effect to
modify and eqnalize charges for pas
sage and freight to points East and
South nf this city. While the CHI
cago and Northwestern Railroad was
tlle only road having an Eastern
connection running into our city,
some people thought 1t monopoly,
and whether 1t was or not that kind
of prejudice was against 1t, but now.
when we have two roads with East,
ern connection between which tray-
eIers CAN &c cnpice, the tslea oI mo-
nopoly ID exploded, ! -.
We understand that an excursion
party composed Of the leading men
ofSt. Louis, st. Joseph, Hannibal
and oshsr cities. immediately inter
ested In the construction Of this road
viii DO In our city some day. neyt
week, md We hope our citizens WIN
take measures and make prcpara-
lions TO welcome them in o becom-
inc manner. ~ ~
We nnderstand also that Mr..
Phelps, the proprietor and builder Of
the g. b. Il ST. Joe r. r. VIII give
our citizens an excursion over the
road 10 q fev days, and of which due
notice wfli be given, .... 81
.,All-hail the Council BlufIs 4 Sf.
oseph RaiIroad and its entefprising
proDrietors and builders. - =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

Man HURr. The Nate Register
Of ths 18th says: The up train Of the
G. r.. i. q r. Il. r., nightbefore last.
ran over man ai West Libefty cut
his arm on, and injured him serious
Iy internally. He belonged to .
party Of fifty iaborurs who were be-
ing brought from Illinois 20 work oE
the west end Of the road. At the
station the wounded man got TO play
ing some anties, and he was under
the wheels before he kneaf lt, by an
anfbFtunase alp Of the foot.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

L 80
Forc5bie. Feeble Fprney,, auGheg
of shs Forrest JaEnisoa letter, and
sditss OF tw0 papers, both aaily, IN
frantic effort 70 say something
severe abous che Democratic eandi-
date for the Presidency, calls him
Cesar Seyanoar. Bur he never KS
the seizer ef f3AoOo beloaging d
the soasineeas fund &C The SeHats,
nor was 10 nsessssxy sghsequensls
to whitswseA him bg9ssyiga shAt L
be said Iiof sseSa'ihs mensy sefse
rslsls u his disa stsal e ! ..s.,s.S 80
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TcwA , aore e1cted tl6n esea -
q III No plo1ki n tlielf rlatl ~
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that the aeeEe ~ k1ge aaestian ~
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all for nARro safikAg9 =
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-20

Henry Brobst, Of Knoxville, had
his arm broken by heing thrown
frana d innie the other day.
Mr. Calvin Wines put out one of his
eyes by hitting q nail giancfng
blow. % . = Knoxville II improv-
Ing rapidly.ra We giean fsona the
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
JAMES WILEX'S
UNION CHEAP CASH STORE!

must say that have variety of more common
Furs manufactured in superior all OF which
offered at prices that fail be satsiacto-
ry. Large lot of Ladies Far Hoods the best in mar
ket Also, Gents Fur Caps, Fur Collars and Mitts in
sctts, at great reduction in price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01

ANCIENT FINE ARTs.-To the Editor Of
the Ne,r York Herald Respecting the
relics ofporcelain ware found in the late
examinations ut Herculaneum, which have
theen forwarded to the Society of Antiqui-
ties in London, whereof your correspon-
dent says the bottle resembling brakes
Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed
among the ruins by the agent Of DR..
Drake, we desire to state he is incorrect in
every respect. If bottle was found there
bearing our lettering, in the language of
the Ancient Romans was different from the
accepted literature of that day. Our
"A gent has other business than this in Eu-
rope, and has not been in Italy at all
No doubt Americans carry Plantation
Bitters to Rome; but trying to impose
upon a society of Antiquarians in this
way, seems quite useless, and we do not
appreciate the joke. 1t is unnecessary for
us to spend money in Europe while we are
unable to supply the demand for these
celebrated Bitters here.
Respectfully,
5S4w2 p H. DRAKE & Co.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
Farm For Sale!

Mrs. SUSAN BULL, widow of John F. Bull, de-.
wi ceased ofers her farm at private sale. The 10.
cation 10 Ave miles Of Clayton City, Clayton Co..
Iowa There are 100 ocres, mostly timber--30 acres
under Improvement; excellent water; good timber,
and fine sugar orchard the premises. Acomfort-
abo yelling ana convenient outhouses the
homestead Buyers will address, for terms &c,
To, DaIPS, Agent.
CLAYTON City, Dec. Is, 1881 $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01

SIc-TnANsIr.-The sicksst transit we know OF is
transition from the Eugene Hair Restorer to tse
mlny worthless articles which before the people.
The Eugene is warranted to restore grey hair to 1t
youthful color. 1t promotes its rapid growth and
prevents its fafingnf Why let old Time leave his
mark upon yauwhen the suaill sum of 75c will buy
"a large sized bottle of the igenie' Sold by III. E.
Newell + Co., McGregor.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01

MANGoLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
iticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
5S4w2

For SALE.-lIcMullen wants a milder
climate to live in. hence he offers his Tav-
ern House and Furniture for sale. 1t was
once known as the Pennsylvania, but
now as the McGregor House. Business is
good and the house occupies good point
as to local or general trase.. Address j.
McMullen, McGreger. 5T6tf.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
FUR DEPARTMENT.

As usual, unsurpassed by any. Muifs, Collars and
Cuffs in Russian Sable, Mink, Store. Martin, Kaens-
ky, Chincha, Miniyer, Ermiue. Greb6. Astracben,
Seal. Monkey, &c, &C.. &C. Fur Knee Rugs and Foot
Mutfs and Fnr Trimmings at
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

Not having room space for Clothing, would
say don't buy your clothing for fail and winter
until You have MY stock and learned the prices
have on hand large stock of Business and Dress
Suits, manufactured for my trade the durable
manner and Latest Styles, which must be closed out
at any sacrifice.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
The Attention of the general public is respectfully
solicited to my stock of Blankets OF the present
season. which includes all the makes of Irish, Scotch
and English manufacture, and will be sold for less
than cost to manufacture and give universal satisac
ton. A large lot Of
UNDER-STIIRTS & DRAWERS,
bought at sacriice. aud must be sold. very cheap
good undershirt for SOC worth 81. Hosiery of all
kiAds, CHEAP. just come and see these goods at
JAMES WILEY's
UNION CHEAP CASH STORE, MGREG0R, IOWA.
As for LINENS, usual the lar sest stock west of
Chicago. Table Linens, Towels Napkins and Diapers
Handkercfe, and Linen Goods OF every description
These goous are all here and more consignments are
coming direct from the manufacturers manufactured
expressly for JAMES WILEY.
McG~egor, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-01-01
EsTR AYEp !!

'sI1NROM the premises of the subscriber u OF mile
south Of Luana, DARK GRAY HORSE COLT,
with black feet, one year old Ten Dollars Reward
w.li be paid for such Information as will enable his
recovery. .DAUBENBERGER.
Luana, Dec. Is, 81. 3w5S4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-10

Jas, stutford Jas T, Smith a. K. Smith Israel 8.
eherwood Lewis, Sean Mr., Salmon II b, Spare
N, Smith Patsey. Speir Rob + Streets Richari, /,
Stafford 8, Sheepan T, Smith H, Steam Captain
Thos, Seversou II Sinn DR. Thos, Singleton VIM,
Slaughter VIM, sutplin Wm, Seeks VIM, Schutt
Vim II.
T1Town Archelans. Thown A, Towle Angus
tin, Tho mas Briggs, Tochman Gen G-4, Tharpe
Henry Tarrey Hiram, Tatnm Handby h. Tbomp
son John, Tompkine John. Trewslls John II, Tick
nor John, Tice P. Taylor Robert L, Taylor
Richard W Towsey Stephen, Turney VIM Beal,
U-Underwood Steven.
V-yaoop Anastasi. Van Haren Cherry, vos.
burg Charles n, VANDERBILT John, Vaughn Captain
John, yermillion Oliver, yetch Spnfno.,
w-Whittlesey Assph, Wilson Alourtis Knox,
Winger Col b q. Weston Benz, Webster Charles,
Willis T, Wilson =, Whine christopher, w hito
Chas, Weschke Chas, Williams Edward, Wilson
Edwin @, Wardner e, Watson e L, Wilson E A,
Wharton y, Waters jaime -on, Walker Geo. White
& Hall, Williams Henry, Williams yno. Ward
7, Weigle Jne, Wsddell L D Col. Wagner Mr
p. White r p Withheld 4 b. Winston Rice Wa.
ters Samuel, Wait Samuel Wright = w. White
Thomas, Wosdward VIM 9, Wsnn Vim, Watson
Ms, Wood ward W vs., Wienmeyer Wm, Waters
w O. Whirlow B G, Wall M r, white VIM.
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q eperal Of the rnses lad accepted q einnI "a :
sppointmsns sor similar reasons, and. thereforH,
VII ~ was TIE ground on which 20 charge Gen.
where was the ground % charge his principal
In the matter with conspiracy Thts At
was. in his opinion, a public night, .
der his Constitutional pref ogAfiyes, aud how.
under such circumstance, was the President
OF he United States be looked apen as a CO.
eonsprator. IL ~ claimed thst be issued thess
orcers. Well, upon the iace Of these order,
here Is no apology for the assertion thar force
and intimidation were designed The order
= M stanton 70 give mp, aud 70 General
foice assigned TO General Thomas 20 Carry
out the order. and there Was no al
tnslon, or nothing said an u about fOrca.
efhah show you that the only rarpoee ths
fes,oent had IN issning these orders was %
@ -, tne guest on OF the constitufionaiity OF tfe
isN oeiore the court, and ~ t was a conspiracy.
~ a COZ spsraey 20 30 70 Law. We shall
snow You the advice h. received from ms con-
suthhOhai aoNisers on this subject, and the
reas ms which innuen ced him ia his action
he nonIa Tow pass over the fiith, sixth, and
seventh articles and when he came 10 tn. ten IA
an ttcle he hoped his remarks on that vould t.s
applled over to these article
He would dets.n the mate bu, momen on
the 9Th arnele, relating 20 the convers anon
with Gen. Emory. Hesuhmitted that no toniy
does this article fail OF proof but that A il dis
proved by tn testimony OF the witness himself
Gen. Emory proves thai be introduced the suh-
iect Of the constitutioIaiity Of law OF Con
gress himself, and when the conVer-
sation on this point was broken OF
General Emory resumed n himself He
would show NJ the proper time that the Prssi-
Gent brought Gen Emery there for another
purpose ennrely and when his attention was
repeatedly called 20 the act by Gen. Emory, the
President ~ pressed the same opinion 20 Gen.
Emory that he had formerly expressed 10 Con-
eTeSs itself that the section Of the law alluded
20 was a violation of his con stir utionsl RIGHTS
Il Will oe proved that the President dad not
ssHd TO- General Emory 10 get his vie We on the
construction Of a law Of Congress, but to in-
qufre as 20 certain movements OF troops.
which ne heard had been made. and IL was
his right to inc uire into.
He would now pass 10 the 10th article. The
hrst ques ton is, What are inpeachable offences
under the laws Of the United Statesi On this
point much has been written and said Th,
honorable Managers had called in the aid OF a
colleague 20 ransack history for precedents.
Mr.. Curtis concluded at 2.I5, and the Court
thsn took recess OF fifteen minutes.
HOUSE or REPREsESTATTvEs.-Th House
was called 10 order at - o'clock.s
On molten Of Mr.. Blaine (Me.D the Commit
tee on Appropriations directed 20 inc uire
into the eNpediency Of defining more accu-
rately the rule with reference to the carrying
OF excessive appropriations TO the surplus
fund.-.
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee Of the Whole and accompanied the Nam
ayers 10 The bar Of the Senate