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ssoyrt Plow Moulds and Iron Hill
Side llsvs at Edwards.

: nrAp-AcuEs, nervous as we'll IS others,
arts. from torpid state Of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min.
erals or usrphis for it. They hurt more
than they dc good. But take Roscn-
helms Stomach Bitter.; the Great Yves.
tern Remedy, aad ysu are sure sfs cure.
See Advertisement. ss
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Rev. DR.. YOKE. Of the Prssby tsrian
Church, re.idcn. at Buekbannon, cen.
Quoted service, at the n. = Church on
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AIxsRAt PAlsr-chocolate color-oaly
. cslts per pound ct A. u. Dsnt's.
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STEEL SPADES, shovels aud plaster's
hoes to 10 had at Edwards.
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1853 ACRES.

On a cred! Of six and twelve months. Tho
purchaser viii be required to execute bonds
with good security, bearing interest from tue
day of sac and lien will be retained on the
land az q farther sscurityag
W q. CARPER.
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PETROLEUM. FLrlp.-co to Arthur
Dents and see the NV nsn.exploaye Pc
trolsuui Fluid-ohcapcr, better and safer
than any oil ever yet used.
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Prfrolrrs Flu,D-soll only BY A. N.
Dcnt. 10 the wonder Of the day. It gives
clear, brilliant. light. is nan-explosive.
snd.laats much longer than Carbon. In
addition TO this, il Is sold at Is cts por
gallon less tl,an' the old kind. Call at
Dsnt's Drug Store and soc il burning. !.
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TRUSTEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE

TRUSTEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE
II WILL sell at public auction 10 the yhighest
bidder, in :fron. Of the eour. house Of
Lewis county, on tic 2nd day 81 Msy, 1870,
that being court day. fsst,;s l
1874 ACRES OFlLAND, = :
comprising, three tracts, QUO Of one hund, 4
acres, another Of seysnty-eight acres, aas
situated onthe waters Of ,stQbs Csal Greek, Il
the county Of tewis;; and Is the same upon
which William G.. Johnston now resides and
which were conveyed to me by the said Wn.
G. Iohnsion and wife, as trustee, to'ssture 70
Abram SmithJsr., the sums Of $500 100 cent,
with INTEREST," from the 10th. day Of June, 1855.
The said tracts will DO sold q an entire'lot.
TERMS OF SAL,E.-CASH. = e
EDGAR W. SMITH, z'rsses.
April Al i. ~ 49,, K,
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70 Cossr.rolpsKrs. = Several possiesl
ssanunieatioos are deferred until We get
eur new press and type, wevould say,
however. .hs. posiical communications
ere net generally % acceptable . the psb..
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lhE M0oDf0hp CAhu.@W0 sec tuat
our gallant friend Colonsl W bedford is No
longer dsnizen Of Weston, bat has taken
Up his abode ON the farn Which hs pur-
chased about year sgo. This farm is
worthy Of uen,iun-btins one Of tue
largest and bes. il, Til. county. I. i,.in
one complete body-in all about 100
;;lsre., 45o Of which areunder cultivation.
Tic farm and buildings. when bought BY
Colonel Wexford, were in rather .
dil.pidsted condition; but by the energy
and perseverance, isr which he is SO ,noso-
flows, be i. making the derer. to blossom
..s,;.hs rose" The house is being or
ased and repaired u randas are in
cosfss1of erection "a beautiful and extss-
siye Orchard is being plintsd-und about
$50 head II cattle roam ever the fields.
! No wi.l, eur .en..rp,i.ins fellow citizen
the success which lie SO eminsntly de.
serves. , 4
Z. Two Ibis! L,n,e.d Oil, and enc half
Ten white lead, including the best and
purtst lead made down to,hs inferior
grade, will " sold very low at. A. NJ.
Dents. l5t $40.
q DuscAAd DuscAS.-Wi,h pleasure We
call attention to the law card Of this firm,
!: published: ID, another column. Both
menbsfs ofthe firm are gentlenen ofre-
fnensnt and culturc-while their ,eho-
lailis at.ainmeh.s placed th0m far ahead
sfall eompeti,or.at tie University. 10
common With their ruany friends in this
LEGALITY, ~ aish tllen unb0unded sue.
g esss. I'll
AIIyou want your horses, cows and hegs
to be ileet, thrifty, and have good ap-
petite, 10 to AN. Dents and invest
twenty .fvs cent. Ia condition powders.
ano you will be repaid an huhdreo 1919 LOT
The investment. ~ 81
MisraAsLr.-Of all the dirty. mean.
dst.,.sble, athorr.d. barbarous, capri.
cou,. riying, uncomfortable, vezatious,
abonintbls, bitter, csptious disasrceable,
herce, obstreperou,, savage, violent,
worrying, clustering hateful, severe, I'm.
!, .'aitable, odivu,, angry. boisterOu,, dis
su.ting. roaring, sharp, tir.,ouis, tor
insa.ing, brsslins, dismal, drow,y, dull.
0u'rassoss, plssuy, rough, .pitefsl, .ple.
n'sie, turbulent irsaclerous, wet. sloP'
~ miserable days II wa, eve. our ms
(. fortune rune to experience, sloudsy last Wal
. nas ils on. ;,sf.
.!99at,;i % .---.--- --.------ ----------
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LAND SALE.
Complainant,

l,aac Ssrader, Complainant.
John p. Bwsriage & Co., D.tsndanss.
Pursuant to decree Of the circuit court Of
Upshur county, rendered at the Septsn-
Der term thereof, 1868, in the .bovs.named
cause, aud asubsequsut order, made therein,
the undersigned, com missioner, will odsr fOr
sale nm ina .a
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Corrsp.MllLs and Neal Sleeves at I'd
wards.
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EAsrln SUNDAY -"Circumstanees over
which We had no control prevented US
from attending services at the Catholic
Church on Faster Sunday but from those
who had the good fortune to be presen.
We learn TIA. Father Burke-always elo-
qu.st and neutrality-suspicious. q master
sermon. Many prote,tnns attended
snd tAs church was filled to eretdoxisg'
Mlsos's and brickl.ysr's trowels al
Eiv,rd.'
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lat district-Lamtl lick,
Isaac Hersman and sy lvanus McRhorter.
End diarict-R HFof Hackers Greek,
G W Kee and Stephen 3 Hinsmsn.
8rd!di.1et-yppr Jesse, Ran.
Mar eellus Coburn and Edward knisley.
4th disriet-LJes Rus.
Nonh Life and Nicholas Alkirc.
5th dis.ricl-Union School I7ouss,
Samuel Alkire and David Swisher.
.6th district-.lane Leu,
James B Mcdonald.
,7M dislrict-lRarreAs Run,
Levi Fisher. .E,
Sih Dialct-Broad Run,
Neal Hudkins.
Oh diaricscH7ly Upland Ran. 7.
Jefferson Bennett and Samuel Leonard.
10ih diariicl-LH Fcf Hackers Creek,
William H Kelly and Richard Rinehart.
11th diArict-Lorer Jesse's Run,
8 D waggonsr aud Joshua s Lowe. =,
1oih diaIrt-4Rorison's. "a. -
Jacob D lisrsman and James n Morrison.
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Jrpo. Inviss I'VE uudsrtund that
Judge Irvine is still very sick; aud tue
prospect for bis holding Court ii May is
dubious. We trust that Il net abs him.
.lf 10 will secure tie services Of ono OF
the other Circuit Julge,, far tern Of
Cour. Is new Absolutely necessary.
EyaL,it GIycerinc smp--6 cakes for
Al NuuI.s -l.-.--.
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THE JANE LEW COMMITTEES.
AprolsraEsrs By TOWNSHIP coHMlrrlE.

APPOINTMENTS By Township COMMITTEE.
u jazz LEV, April 16, 1870. :
Mr.. J. w. TorrlsDlx-As Chairman
Of the Executive Commute for this town.
ship I am Instructed to send you The fol-
lowing appointments Of Seheel District
Committees. In some of the Districts we
foand it difficult to make appointments,
by reason Of the scarcity Of white voters |;
bstas We deemed the matter Of present
importance, We thought that soms,hing
should b done At once. With many
good wishes for the cause, I an, very
truly, JAxrs w. JACKSON.
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Y Whits.iiss-.b.st brnsd--M yni
s0, r, fyr bale at a, n. Dents W u.
orttl. . i9iI Fl --s
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18TH DAY OF'NAY. 1870,

that being court day, at :ho front door Of the
Court House Of Upshur County, at pulli aue-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, the tract OF land in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, lying in
upshur County on tho waters Of Big Sand Ran
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BLlyK BOOK, and nemoiandums Of al
si,.. aud kinds at A. 81. Dents.
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Tns Clark,burg Telegraph regrets that
May lIardinan, formerly Of Weston, has
.et Clark.burg for the West. You might
:. we'll save your tears for another occa-
,iun, aeiglbor; for had be remained in
Clarksbarg he would have given q good
straight Democratic vo,c.
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Bnr.a aud Weed scy.d.. 1T Edwards
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Weston, March es, 1870.
COUN TtY
DE.M'0:C!R At &c
CONVENTION.

goMe democracy 81 Leris Coanty: a.,
rhsD.n,oet,sy of,Ao County ar. re-
qse,tsd to nee. in Convention, at lie
Court-H House., in Wcsten, at g o'clock
Pm, on /. x :
MONDAY. NAY Al. End. 1870,
chat being q. fiss day q, q the . cire'i
Cour., to selsstD Delegates to attend the
Democratisstate Convention which as
s.mblss 10 Ch,rlsston on the 9Th Of June
Z. aonsiaat. e.ssdiiaatss fol State officers.
A full al.enaiiesift. each Township
I. ..pssIsd. + 6.
Tbs: Democracy 60 ists The Geld this
y.lllsj.htlrishses prospect Of success.
,h.n a. {: pr.siou, siss since 'hs
fotns,iisn Of tie State; sad the united
ssd pionp. action Of all nsmbers Of the,
party is sloas aeed.d 70 render victory .
ssrtaisty. sp:y ~.
BY srd.r Dem. Il. Gem. :
A.W. woODFORD. Chairman.
u. ". wor,lspls, ssc'y. :. !;
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4 Two Lsls. L,n,e.d Oil, and enc half
Ten white lead, including the best and
purtst lead made, down to,hs inferior
grade, will " sold very low At A. NJ.
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Ger your axes, Draw Knives, Hand and
Tenant .ssvs-also ysur Table and
Pocket Cutlery at Edwards'.
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FsRsusr.-The river at this place, ow.
ing to tue recent rains, has been at o high
stage for . few days past. although net
high enough to stop the mails or do any
particular damage. y
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pErroLEuN FLulD-Tle great improve
u,ent Upon Carbon Oil. 1t is perfectly
non explosive; while it IS cheaper aud
better thas any oil erer y.s made ftt The
purpose Of burning. Sold only by A. NJ.
Dent. Price S cts per pint-S5 cts per
gallon. ',tnl
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iI,.you want Jour horses, cows and hegs
to Be slvet, thrifty. and have good ap-
petite, 10 to AN Dents and invest
twenty-five cents Ia condition powders.
aud you will be repaid an hundred fold for
The Investment, .}s ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-15

On motion OF Mr.. atlisea (fowal, o. w.s Or
q red that when the House adjourn to-day Il %
Until Monday.
At two O'Clock, in accordance v On new rule
OF the House, which devotes all Of The third Pm
day in each month % the consideration Of Dis-
trtct business. the spcsker called upon the Com
Mr.. Cook (In.) submitted the report OF the
conference committee on the asnry laws OF the
District, and the report was concurred IN.
Also, reported q substitute fcr the bin o. Y.
mess Savings Bank and Trust COMPANY.
Mr.. welker ,ohiO) reported hin IN. n. Ioss -
20 establish House OF Correction Tor bOys.
Mr.. williams (Ind.) reported back Senate bin
2e6, 20 incorporate the Washington Homeopathi.,
Medical s,ss ses,sss. fs..sS:
izins the Corporation OF Georgetown 10 pave
and Improve the streets thereof. Passed
Also, reported adversely upon the resolution
lice; and IL vas laid on the table.
Mr.. Stone (Md.l reported bin III. r. ee6) 70
amend the act for the construction OF a jail in
the District OF Columbia. As n contained an
OF the Whole on the Privite Calender.
Alse, reported hill % amend the act 20 enfor oe
mechanics liens. Passed.
Mr.. Stone also reported favorsbly upon the
bill 20 incorporate the University Of the Blind
In the District OF Columbia Passed.
Also, bill 20 incorporate the Linthicum Insti-
tute Of Georgetown. Passed.
MT. Gilhllan reported q bill 70 arch Tiber
Sreek, n. X. i,eo4,l from New York avenue %
Pennsylvania avenue Passed.
Also, reported bill declaring the construc-
ton OF an act 20 incorporate the National TheO-
logical Institute. lit provides for in permanent
location IN The District of Columbia, but Allews
branches 10 be establishedin in the States-l Passed
Mr.. Knott (ky.l reported bill 60 abolish
tates In joint tenantcy I'm the District Of COlum-
bis. Passed.
MT. Mckenzie VA reported bill TO author
ize a subscription by the corporate authorities
Of Washington 20 the Alexandria. Doudoun ani
Hampshire Railroad Company. Several amend
ments are reported, among them one requiring
the consent Of two-thirds OF the voting pOpala
ton, instead OF majority Of the voters.
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After our report Of this trial by telegraph
closed yesterday
he was q nephew Of the prisoner; knew his
uncle before his marriage; remembered his
uncle and his wife staying at the house OF wit
ness father; they were very affectionats towards
each other; subsequently witness boarded n MS
uncle's house; Mrs. Mcfarland told him that
her husband gave her all the money she re-
quired; saw her the second day after she left
her husband at Sinclair's; she occupied the
room adjoining Richardson'S she said her
reason for leaving him was that he
had commenced to drink; she refused 10
20 back; Mrs. Mcfarland asked him %
stay that night with her husband, a. she
feared he would destroy himself; witness told
his uncle Of the conversation and he seemed
MCFARLAND she told him that her husband loved
her very much, and, i'm fact, was jealous OF her;
Mrs. McF told him that her father was
coming down, and they would hold conference
she once told witness that all she needed was
money TO make her happy and enable her 10
mingle with the eisfe Of society In New York, a.
was about four months before the separation
that his uncle went TO live I'm Amity street; he
communicated the remark made by Mrs. MSFar-
land in regard 60 money 10 Mcfarland.
a, Mr; Geery offered to show by the witness thar
thought great deal Of her, and that Schuyler
Colfax admired her very much.
The testimony was ruled out by the Court a.
The witness further testified that McF Farland
had told him that he had demonstrated with his
wife about dining at restaurant with Richard
son; that they had made mp, and that his wife
subsequently left him; witness stayed with Me
Farland two nights; the prisoner did not sleep;
saw McF arland again i'm May, when the prisoner
es shd he seemed tn Se
rational
Peter Gillespie, real estate agent, testified
that he thought the prisoner was q moDoma-
MAC.
Judge Davis, upon ncross-examination. asked
the witness IL he did not know that the property
OF the prisoner had been attached, and that he
Mr. Graham objected 20 the question, which
be said, was evidently an emanation OF the pri-
yate malice which Judge Davis represented.
The counsel charged that Judge Davis repre-
sented Mrs. Calhoun, who desired 70 screen her
reputation.
Judge Davis said he had never spoken tJ Mrs.
Calhoun In regard to the case, and did not rep
resent that lady.
MT. Graham called upon the District Attor-
hey 70 say II the question had his sanction. IL
was time TO know IL the object of the prosecu-
ton was not TO enable certain parties 70 white
wash their reputation. The counsel also ami
madverted upon what he claimed was the
improper exclusion OF two Irishmeu from the
jury and OF French gentleman, lest his sense
OF honor should he too nice. He himself could
claim TO be an lrishman, as his father and mother
came from ireland. lApplause.J
The court then adjourned.
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Town Burned.
Tsleoraphed k1ctusivcly to The Euenin1 Star.

CLEVELAND, Aprn lo.-It is reported that the
greater portion OF Mendina, Ohio, was burned
last night. No particulars yet.
(Second Despatch.l
CLEvELAND, o., April ia later report
from Mendina, Ohio, says: The whole town
ie burned, and the fire originated in a wooden
barber shop. The town is built almost entirely
Of wood, and there are no facilities for ex-
tinguishing fires, hence the confagration. The
population is about 3 900. As the town is not on
the line OF the railroad or connecting with the
telegraph, particulars come very slow.
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LIEN LAW FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The bill to amend an act for the enforcement of
mechanics liens on buildings in the District Of
Columbia, as 1t passed the House to-day, pro-
vides that any sub-contractor, journeyman, or
laborer employed In the construction or repair
ing Of any building, or in furnishing any mate
rials or machinery for the same, may
give the owner thereof notice in writing.
particularly setting forth the amount of his
claim, and the service rendered, for which his
employer is indebted to him, and that he holds
the owner responsible for the same, and the
owner Of the building shall be liable for such
claim, but not to exceed the amount due from
him to the employer at the time of notice. or
subsequently, which may be recovered in an &C
ton. That whenever any sub-contractor, jour
neyman. or laborer shall recover any such
claim from the owner Of the building, the same
may be set of by such owner in any action
brought against him by the person who other
wise would be entitled to recover the same
under the contract.
Asubstitute to the Senate bill to amend the
act to incorporate the National Theological
Institute was reported and passed. The snb~ti-
tute provides that the institute shall be located
in the District Of Columbia, with power to es-
tablish branches elsewhere.
The bill in relation to joint tenancy was
passed.
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FOREIGN NEWS BIT CABLE-Fresch KiMist,riaf
Changes and Workfagmen's Agitdfions-lspanisL
Pciiticoi and Relsgioas Complications.-The Jour
mel Onicial Of Paris Of to-day will announce the
resignations Of Dsru and Buffet. Olivier will
professionally take charge Of foreign affairs, and
Segris OF finance. The Senate yesterday com
menced to debate the senatus consultum, and
passed through the hrst stage. The discus
sion Is to be resumed on Monday. Deputies
Jules favre, Picard and Gambetta win unite in
q manifesto, giving their views on the plebis-
citum. Gustaye Flourens has forwarded 70 the
rench hepuolicans congratulatory address
from !rishmen. Arrangements have been eon-
pleted In Paris for general strike OF workmen
ON Tuesday next.
The Madrid Epeca says many priests win re-
fuse 10 take the oath 20 the constitution, but
advises the government 10 avoid all appearance
Of persecution. Severe measures have been
taken against those who have forcibly Opposed
conecription. The sentence OF the mer now on
trial viii be unusually heavy.
On account OF the holidays, little business will
be dsne in London during the week. An ARRAY
occurred Yesterday on the A merican ship Japan,
lying In Waterloo Dock, London. Hawkins, a
eeanan, was killed The London Churchman
has reason to believe that the ministry viii aban-
don the education bill.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


TelegrepAed krclxsiuely to TAs Euenssp Star.
LONDON, April 15.-Five hundred emigrants
sailed from this city yesterday for Canada In the
steamship Medway.
1t is said the recent defeat Of w. Cook, Jr., BY
Roberts, in the great game OF billiards Thurs
dry last, indicates an maccountable loss Of
skill on the part of Cook, which is possibly due
to the exclusion of the spot stroke.
Mr.. j. Ashbury, the owner of the yacht Cam
brea, offers IS guineas as prize to be contested
for by Yorkshire and Harwich yacht clubs ia
July next, the course being from the station OF
to Hull.
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Programme Of the French Radicals
Their Meeting Last Fight.
TeleQrdpAed ExcLusireIu TO the Erenino Star

party of the Left in the Corps LegislstY and and
Radical journalists last night, the house OF
Deputy Cremiena, to take action in regard to
the plebiscite.
Garubetta, Jules Favre, Senon, Pelatan, T.
Picard, and many other members OF the Corps
were present
Sixty-two provincial and fourteen Paris jour
mails were also represented.
After an informal discussion il was decided to
vote negatively at the plebiscite, and to circu-
late manifestoes against the object OF the pie
bscite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-15

LeUIs NJ. FoULKH, of California, has been sp-
pointed Supervisor Of Internal Revenue for
California, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona.
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OFFICIAL.

Notice TO Postmaster and tIAe Fab.
lie.
POsT OFFICE DEPART NRNr,
OFyICE OF FoRKIGR NAILS, !
WASHINGTON, A,Gtl IA iSlO.\
An additional postal con eeatiu1 has been
concluded between the Uuioed States and
Switzerland reducing the rate of international
letter-postage on letters exchanged in closed
mails via England from Sfeen 10 tes cents Per
single rate OF fifteen gramAcs, lhslf ounce,) or
under, prePoy1sest OPTIONAL to take effect May 1,
1870.
The rates Of postage, conditions of payment.
&c, oa newspapers, eesk-packess, and samples
of merchandise remain unchanged.
POstmssters will le~y and collect postage ac-
coraingly on and afeer May 1, 1870.
BY order of the Postmaster General.
JOSEPH II. BLACKFAN,
| Superintendent of Foreign Mails.
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INTERNAL RKvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day amounted to s32s iesaI7; for the
moptA to date, 81 ia, ,2o6.e6.
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DO By. Ss: e.
Internished reputation to Uphold IL: integrity e
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A WITTY Republican in Washington Gays that
the Senate is divided into three parties-the
Republican, the Democratic and the Judiciary
Committee.