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GOOD ADvICE.-Halrs journal of Health
says, ''n a man can sleep sOundly, has a good
appetite, with no unpleasant remainder after
meals, the bodily habits being regular every
day, lie had better let himself alone whether he
is as biz as hogshesd or as thin and dry as
fence rail"
gin Newark. y. J., on Friday, Maria But
Ter, four years of age, was pushed by little
playmate into kettle OF boiling water and
scalded to death.
aTA clergyman of MiddletOvn, y. V. had
the moral courage 10 go and buy pint OF whis-
Key tor medicinal use instead OF employing a 4 S.
Greet friend to purchase it. ,
""SOphie Sparkle il so enchanted with the
L. ). Military Academy, that lit is a great
mystery TO her that, with all the clamoring OF
woman's rights which has aIitated society
during the last few years, no lair hands have
vet been heard tapping for admission at the
gates of West Point"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-23

THE NATIONAL INTKLLIGKNCER.
Weekly Conservative Organ,
Estd at Washington, 1880; removed to New York 1870
Special Tslegrdphtc Netcs from the tchos Country
The Great NeUspdpey for Household and Farm
e3 per year in advance. p. o. orders are safest,
ALEX. DELMAR, Editor and Proprietor,
~ Sm sos broadway. New York.
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A QUEER LEGISLATIVE BLTSDER-A serious
error committed by Congressman Jenckes last
winter, would, if the law strictly enforced
as IL stands. legisate out OF Off &c the Secretary
OF the Interior. Therefore, il Mr.. Jenckes' law
stands literally, Secretary Cox has not been, in
point of fact, a Cabinet officer since the Sth of
July last, when this legislative monstrosity wa
approved, the Interior Department having that
day been abolished By the same Law the Office
Of Commissioner Of Customs was wiped out, and
a whole batch of officials now ,lischarging i'm
portant duties are fanctUs ot5cio The blunder,
however. j. OF so serious a nature that the con
structiOn of il l. not enforced.
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In THE
YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION

YOUNG AND RISING GENERATION
'ne Veeetative powers OF life are strong, but IN
few years how often the pailid hue the I.ct
eye and enaoiatsd form, and the impossibiIi,y Of
application to mental effort show II, h.nefuI ,nsn.
ence 1t soon becomes evident 10 the ob.er,ar ,,.,
some depressing influence is cheokius the ae,o,o,-
usn' Of the body. Consumption is talked OF, and
perhaps the youth ID removed from school and .an,
Into the country. This is one OF the worst move.
ments. Removed from ordinary diversions Of IN
everehangns scenes Of the city. the power. Of the
body too much enfeebIsd to give zest TO healthful
ana rural exercise, thoughts are turned inward.
upon themselves
III the patient be female, the approach OF the
menses is looked for with anxiety q. the FIRST .ymp
tom In which Nature is to show her saving nover in
diusing the circulation and visiting the cheek with
the bloom OF health Alas increase OF apne,i,a
grown By what it fed the energies OF the system
are Frustrated, and the whole economy 4, srsusad
The beautiful an wonderful period in which body
and mind undergo fascinating O change from
child to woman,is looked for in vain the parent.
heart bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but
waiting for its victim
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT UcHU,
FOR WEAkNBSS,
Arising from excuses or indiscrs,iou. ATTENDED
with the following symptoms:
IndispositiOn to EXertion.
Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory,
DifHczlty Of Breathing
General Weakness.
Horror Of Disease.
Weak Nerves,
Trembling,
Dreadful Horror OF DEATH,
Night sweats,
Cold Feet,
wakefuIness,
Dimness Of Vision.
Languor,
| Universal Lassitude OF the Muscriar System.
Often nOrmOu' Appetite wit pTrpsr,:c Symptom.
| Hot Hands.
Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin,
Psiiic oountenance and Eruption on the Face.
in in the Back.
/ Hearisss OF the Eyelids,
Frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes,
with Temporary sunusiou and Loss of Sight.
| Want OF Attention,
Great Mobility.
Restiessness, with Horror Of Society,
Nothing is more desirable to such patients than
Solitude, and nothing they mere dread for Fear OF
| Themselves: no Repose Of Manner, no Earnes,ness
| no Speculation, but . hurried Transition from one
question to another
These symptoms, If allowed 10 90 on-vhich this
Medicine invariably remoyes-scon follow Loss q
Power, Faulty, and Epileptic Fits In one Of which
the patient may expire
During the Superintendent OF Or. Wilson q. .bs
Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred %
wo patients; reason had for q time left them. and
both died Of epilepsy They were Of both sexes and
about twenty years OF age.
Who say that these excuses are not freouent
ly followed by those dreful diseases Insanity and
Consumption The records Of the Insane Asylums.
and the mel sncholy deaths by Consumption. be.,
ample witne to the truth Of these assertions, I'm
Lunat:c Asyiums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countensnce is actually sodden and
quite destitute-neither Mirth or Grief ever Whit.
H. Should sound OF the voice occur a ,,
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EALTH Is WITHOUT PRICEl
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FEM LIE RE g ULATOR
WONANS BEST FRIEND.

monthly period cure Rheumatism and NeuralGis
Of Back and Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites" and
partial Prolapsus Uteri; check excessive dow, and
correct all irregularities peculiar to ladies.
will remove all Irritstion Of Kidneys and Blad-
der relieve Costiveness purify the Blood; give tone
and strength to the whole system; clear the Skin,
impartinR rosy hue to the cheek and oheerfulness
1t is as sure . cure In all the above diseases q
Quinine is in chills and fever.
Ladies themselves Of all the above diseases
without rereaIing their complaints to any person,
which ID always notifying TO their prtds and mod
ssfr.
II is recommended By the best physicians and the
clergy. . .
FOR full particulars, history OF diseases, and Ger.
ticate Of its wonderful the reader is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Price 81 80. For sale by & MAJOR, SO.FORD,
e. M HOWARD, and w. b. ENTWISTLE.
WIN. II. Brown BRO,
my 0m,wf,ly Wholesale Agents, BALTIMORE,
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EHosE SILK UMBRELLAS l.
~ reduced TO "a 50. -
10 close mem out. at PRINCES Loan ONCE L
saiesfVeus' iVoe Pennsylyania ave. aus II
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PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSE AND LOT Ar
PUBLIC AUCTION. a.
o'clock M. we shall Ih sell in instant rn, IT, at f.,
premises, House No. "a on street north, be
tween LIST and Cd streets west, having front of 10
feet north street, running back to a danth Of
about . feet to alley. The above property con-
tains all the modern improy ements, such As cook in
range, bath rooms, hot and cold water and gas
throughout the entire building, and contains eleven
well arranged rooms. This property i. hanssoneIy
loo tied near ST. AlOysius church, and il well WORTHY
the attention of parties wishing to purchase hand
some residence.
Terms made known on the day of sale All con-
veysncing aud stamps at the cost OF the
cha.er. SEQ will be required from the purchaser
on the day of sale.
se2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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Di LATIMER Il CLEARY, Auctioneers
u Successors to Cooper LatimerD
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th 81
N BY virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court Of
O9Sthe District OF Columbia passed on the g}th
~nday Of June, $50, in EIuity cause No I,749,
Wood et al VS.. Bassett ct al. the undersigned tru.
tees will sell at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
September 18th, $50, at 81, O'Clock 2. m, part Of
lots 2Jsnd 80 In square 825 fronting about % feet ii
North Capitol street. and being about % feet 10
ing lots Oh Capitol Hill.
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; residue in equal in
stalments at and IL months from date of sale wit
interest and secured by the of the purchaser
and lien upon the property, or all cash at option
purchaser. 500 to be aid at time Of sale If the
purchaser does not comply with terms of sale within
one week thereafter the property will be resold at
his risk aud cost Conveyancing and stamps at cost
Of purchaser
+. CARUSI, lr.
JAS. q PAYNE,{ trustees
sel9 eO&ds LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts
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10y GREEN b WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Eststs Brokers'
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and streets

TRReeSTEES SALE Of XALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING ON PENNSYLVA-
MA AtENCE. NEAR GE0RGETOWN
On FRIDAY, the 18th day. Of October, $50,
Ell shall sell, in front of the premises, at clock
p. m by virtue OF deed OF trust to the sub
scriber bearing date the sixteenth day of July 1853
and recorded in Lber 563 folio 403 of the land
records OF washington county, IN the District of
tolumbla; the following named property, living and
being In the city OF Washington, District aforesaid
vH;-All OF lot numbered seven "a and part of lot
tb,l In William I. Steigers subdivision of part
OF sQu are north Of square numbered four, a. J the
part OF lot Fix 10 being described follows, viz
beginning ON north street, at the end Of fifteen (l5l
feet and nine 80 inches from southeast said
square, and thence running west twenty seven (2Tl
feet and ten (Ol inches thence north forty
fett nee northeast seventeen IL feet and eight
~ inches to Pennsylvania avenue; thence ON said
avenue Eoutheast twenty two (2l feet and seven "a
inches; and thence south nifty four 81 feet to the
beginning, with the improvements there.n, which
consist OF two story frame houses.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance in six and
deferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale secured by deed OF trust on the properly $40
viii be required pad down when the property is
knocked oil. All conveyance, incluiing stamps, at
cost OF purchaser; And if the terms are not Com
pied with in i've days aier sale, the trustee resery
me rght 10 resell the property al the risk ard cost
OF The dtfauitlns pUrch aer, by advertising such
SAFE three times IN some newspaper print ed in Wa-h
ingt0n. MAHLDN ASH FORD. Trustee
selG eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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NV AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
TO MY FOhMER CUSTt:hERS AND THE
PUBLIC IN q kNEKAL.
rHs.ins taken the spacious WAREHOUSE 4Oc
ENIH STREET, one dooG north of
iennsyNanla avenue, and obtained the-
services OF MIR. LEWIS BLiCkISTON,
SSInsIy with Messrs. J. q. Mcclure &-112
S',Nhere Will be found large assortment -.
~ uoNNsw and Second hand FURNITURE AND
b G;otshhEEPlNG ARTICLES of all descriptions,
All De sold at prices guaranteed to give salts
iscti3n. Repairing, Vanishing, Upholstering and
ell-D r. BUCHLY.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Seventh and ID NJ

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, ON 4TH STREET
WEST, BETWEEN OHIO AVENUE Ann ID
STkEET NORTH, AT AUCTION.
~ On SATU RDAY, the Gath inst, at 8 o'clack
O9op. shall sell, in front OF tue premises Lot
NO. IL, in recorded subdivision of square No
Us. being % feet front by IS feet deep Street ali
paved. Sale without reserve.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL msnths
for notes bearing interest aud secured by deed n
trust on the premises Stamps, &C., at cost OF pur.
chaser. 500 down day Of sale. "
se.3 eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Ascts
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IN selling, as reduced prices, for cash. n 90,
Marble works, north g street and New York svs
nue, near the Treasury Department
myN-1y WI. RUTHERFORD,
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926 srKkkT 926
MOTOR FOR DRIVING SEWING MACHINES,
&c.
The Company are prepared to receive orders The
medical profession and the public respectfully
invited to witness the operation OF the sis 10
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PROFESSIONAL.
REMOVE

REMOVED
SJSTlCE :. Cf MILLS has removed his office 10
No. 631 Massachusetts, avenue, between 9th and 7th
streets, east Of the Northern Market sell 81
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID And Real Eftate Brokers,
No. 319 southeast corner Of It'll and streets
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

RT LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucttoneers
- Successors 10 Cooper & Latimer,I
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th street
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T,.n more rninrinnntesi

The Hm,rabie John T. Dcwcese,
Rcpr,s sentative in Congress from the
Fourth District Of North Carolina, and
the Honorable Jacob 5. Gjllalay, from
the Third District OF Kentucky, like
Whiuemorc, fOrseeing tha, expulsion
would otherwise be their inevitable
fate, have resigned their seats in the
House. Learning, yesterday morning
'tliat The Military Committee had con.
cludcl 10 report asalns; them, and
knowing. doubtless, that ,hr eviicnc
against them sas unlnswcrab'c, they
photographed their designations to the
Governors IT their respective States
aud furnished information of the fact
and copies OF their dispatches TO th,
speaker, who laid the same before The
llousc.
Thus have three members. already
been compelled to resign in couse'
quencc Of having c,pup;ly trailicket
IN the appointment OF cadets, an,
Washington tclcgrams state that scv
crnl other members are impIio atcd
anl that they, also. will res gn to e.'
c'pc exoul,ion. There is 10 t,Ilin-
where this matter viii stop. There is
said to be 50 mi1y eases cODnccte0
with the present COogrc-, that th.
committee will not have time to in.
vrsligatc the charges against any NOR,
ex-nembcrs Butler, OF Tennessee, il
regarded "a one Of the present mem
bcr. doomed to expulsion or forced
resignation and there are Others wh,
are in iminent danger. Let the 900,
work 20 on. II is high time that the
National Legislature snodld bc thor.
oughly pur.cl Of all such mcmjsrs.-
II - encouraging to know that thc
work Of publication has been 80 earn
estly and successfully bcgun.- III,
/ DyH.
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exclude this exercise. II is not claim.
ed that they have any new revelation.
and we are lead to believe they acted
hastily The Bible was valuable a.
a literary aud historical work. There
vas no censorship over the clas3'cs
The crusade was against the Bible, only
rs against the book recognized by ev.
ety civilized nation "a -acr1d, and that
hClls the pre.eminent title of The
80 H. Ifjt is excluded, any Other
must follow on tic same ground tha'
they offend tho conscience Thes,
Resolutions are sweeping cdict, and
lsnvo the pupils NOT only without
lbopc, tat w,thou, u QOi. Not even
natural religion may he taught II 9
pupil asks about his origin, he may b,
referred to geology, hut not to Genesis
II one asks why the Sabbath is ohserv.
ed, the teacher must ask permission
oi tho bard Of Education before tn,
question can be answered In tn,
" hole case We conclude that we have
complete jurisdiction that the cas-,
pr, scnls equitable grounds for oar I'M
Itrrlcrenco that the powers OF the do
4 lrndants have been transrcndti thai
/ their action is Uiird rir,S and vold
land the injunction must be made pes
. tlsI
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5gdgr ). ). WsigIil Ui sUutn
elygitnu

The Hon, j. j. Wright. recently
elected to seat IN the Sup'pmc Count
OF South Carolina, was bora in Llgcrue
County, fenn,y .yaum, AMI is now
uhout thirty-pue year, Of age When
hr was about s!x years oil his parent
removed To Monirosc Susjuyhanul
County, in TIE same s'atn where for
several years he att nd,d the district
school in the winter months, wogkin.
for the ucighhorug farmers the rcsl
OF the year Having .ayci up smal,
sam ot money he entered the l.aucns-
'craH University, at Ithaca, in New
York St&'ci ami after u thorough
course Of study there returned to the
yilIgc whore his parents resided, and
entered the Office Of law finn, whore
ne read law tor Two years SUrport'n.
himsc!fhy teaching, H. ,ubscqrent
,y entered the Office Of Judge Collins.
IA Wilk'barr;c, Pennsylvania, with
whom he read law for another yelr.-
Feeling himself qualified for the legal
profession, he now applied for admis.
sion to the Ear; but 20 great was the
existing prejudice against colorcd men
liza, the committee refused 10 examine
him.
In April 1868. h. was sent by the
Am' ricau Missionary society to Beau
ford, S.u'h Caroiua, as o teacher aud
lat orer am!ng the freedmen. lie re
manned IN Beaufort until alter the Civil
Il ghls Bill had passed, when he re-
turned to Montrose, Pennsylvania, and
Gemandod an examination, The com
mittce found him qualified, aud rec.
"mmendcd his admission to tho Bar,
lie was admitted August l3. 1865,
being he first and only colored man
ever admltted to practice law in Penn
sylvanio. 10 April, 1865, he was ap
pointed 10y General o. o. Howard le.
gaI al, istr for the freedmen 10 Beau-
fort, aud a;tei ia that capacity until
he was elected TO the Constitutional
Convention of SOuth Carolina, lie
was soon ai,erward elected Senat OF
{ ON the c3rnty Of B aui6rl aud acted
MS such until February !, 1870, when
he Was elected to the Supreme Bench
OF the State, aud Immediately entered
upon the dist barge Of his duties as
JUDGE.
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resided for some time before they were
married. After tht knot was tied he
prevailed upon his moIheriu-law to
sell her Elizabeth property and remove
to Wcstfeld. Here he passed with
some people rs Brooklyn physician,
with others as reputable Wall.street
broker. ln the latter gu'se be src-
cocded in obtaining $1,000 from WIN
Brushams. $3.50 from Oscar Marsh
$1,000 froh CHARLES Conkey, and s3,-
500 from Mrs Ccnkcy. besides sovera
,rsser Sums from other crednlous peo-
pie Charles Marsh, a friend of thC
Uoukeys, lent him $500 20 defray The
expense Of his nuplials.
Notwithstanding that al her friends
saw through the rascaIiiy OF this man
and have assisted 10 procuring his ar
rcs', the young wife remains firm and
declares him above rcproach she spen
IN hour with him yesterday 10 his
cell, declaring herself ready to shar,
his lot even in the poor.hou'e. 1t |.
laid tha, the Count" unvirily pre-
scLtcd lette: Of introduction to DR.
Newman, Of Elizabeth, from a Euro.
peln cltrgyman, who speaks u having
Snowu hm while in prison. lie vii
b, arraigncd before the Court Of Ap.
peal. MOnday.-NcwUk (N J) Al
I reytises.
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Gks ANa'.

4 .
pu''hS ,nc '''"'A''onS "h,'h TO-
~ r' Tue ~ '''"i"'r so'n PANE h"ch
'''v'e'iHo W., n,', ',',''o 70 '''"I nNIre'>-
- -! 'n' 'eN.u'',, " S'''et'ry nnu'
"''' anu 'e'' WIN ne"r'"' hu''efhr'"
10 DO dv 'V'r'n 10 INC secretary on h''
return lI"m 'I'ss'ch,'s''ts To wash
,n-'o", "oon' 'he n'ua'e "' SePi'mher
INC Ie''er was ",l'gIa I" nave oe'n an
'n"o,Hee"e"' " '"o ~, uo'",p"ro'n ,h.- :
"ry o. n'2h e"'h ne iet'cr its'if Is
."I ,'u uD" p'oo' VI US eh'rac'eF' ana Is H.
''''oMs'
NEW loaK CITY, Sept, II 1869,
lion. Georgs y. B0ut,ceii, Sec. eiary oJ
ne Treasury:
DEAR SIR: leave here to morrow
morning for Western Pennsylvania,
and will not reach Washington before
the middle or last of next week lIad
| known before making my arrange
.o,.,, a.. .,,.,,.. -. -
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GROUSE a BEyEER. Proprietors.
Hen. Anson Buriingapic.

Last Wednesday the cable anuoupc
cd the sudden and urc1poced death
or Hon. Auson Burlingamc, min cr
pleuipo,cn,iaiy from China, at St.
Petersburg whittier he hqj gone 10 ~
gotiste a treaty similar in il- tc'mo Ia
those he hal so successfully concluded
with the otler leading Powers Mr..
Burlippamo was comparatively young
man. The forty.eight years Of his
lJfo were however very cyent,ul We
iud him Yankee advcniurcr on the
frontiers. student 10 a Western col
lego. a lawyer in Eastern city, mcn
Der Of a State Senate, a rcrre'cntn,ivc
IN Congress for three terms u minis
ter 20 two countries, and finally special
envoy Of sforcisn po,cn,a,c to hi.
native aud other lands. lie Will cvct
be- remembered in this county and
in China as faithful diploma'i.t and
a a pioneer of civilization who ha,
contributed more than any other man
Of tie time in breaking down the bar
ricrs which have shut out China from
the advancing progress Of Christianity
He was one Of the few honest pollti
clans OF the couniry-always cXcrtug
himself to the utmost to promote tbc
best interests of his lcllow-man hi,
sudden death can only be regarded a,
great loss 10 this country.
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AMATEUR
GNSGiVaatOs'sS Guide.

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9th edition Of this popular work which
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As'rooi,pcy Fulfilled.

During the debate in the t. ). Seq
ate, on Thursday last in regard TO the
admission to a seat in the body OF Mr.
RrvELs, the colorei u. ). Senator
from Mississippi, the Hon. SIMON
CAMERON made. the following state
mcnt:
Mr.. Cameron stated he particular,
Of an interview between him.clf and
Jefferson Davis, just pror to the war,
aud before the latter had LETT the Sea-
ate, during which hc declared to Dt.
vi. bis conviction slavery wouli cease
IRON the moment that the fast gan
wa~ fired upon the flag Of the country,
aud that his, Davis seat, here would
some day in justice Of God be cccu-
plcd.hy negro. Cameron sad he had
lived To see HIS assertion verified. anu
be now w.sh,to remind the Senate how
much this colored race had served u,
20 The war aud wa cpmpeIlcl to say
this in view Of tba attempt Of the Sea-
ator from Oregon Mr.. Williams, to
argue that thi. man Rcycs had more
white than back blood in his vein, (.
consi Ieral,nS OF that kind was un-
worthy of any Senator Of the great
services oi the colorcl soldiers, ani he
.Camyruu) believed the tide OF wa,
would have gone against us, had it not
been for thr 100000 negroes who came
TO the rescue.
Nv, Revci, w,s admitted TO his seat
in tie Senate, ou Friday, by Il vote OF
lNtuS