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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
Holly Water Works.

We copy this morning from the
Journal and Courier, paper pub
lished in Lockport, N. Y, some in
teresting items concerning the Holly
system of water works, the machinery
Of which is manufactured in that
city. The rapidity with which the
system is coming into use is strong
evidence Of its practicability and sue
cess. Cities would not invest SO
largely in an enterprise which costs SO
much money, without being fully per-
suaded that the practical tests which
the system has undergone fully dem
onstrates its efficiency. We are aware
that the system has. its senemies, and
that it is not altogether perfect. But
that it furnishes for cities Of the Sec
ond and third classes ample supply
of water for domestic and manufac-
turing purposes, as well as for the ex-
tinguishment Of fires. seems to be
fully demonstrated in the cities where
it is in operation. In Peoria,
Illinois. and Kalamazoo, Michigan,
the plan, so far as we can ascertain,
gives entire satisfaction. The success
which has attended its application in
the extinguishment of fires in Peoria,
Illinois, has been marked, indeed
The Transcript says that nine incipi-
ont conhagratioDs in that city have
been prevented from assuming large
proportions By the prompt use of the
water works.
The necessity for water works in
our city is becoming so pressing that
its consideration cannot be much
longer postponed. The rapidity of
the growth of our city, the extent Of
its manufacturing interests. and the
ineficiency of its supply of water,
combine to force upon the attention
of the people the early and careful
investigation of the subject Of water
works, the choosing of some plan and
the immediate execution of the work,
IF the Council think that the financial
condition of the city at the prcsen,
time will not justify its embarking in
an enterprise of such magnitude Al
the construction of water works, il
nay at least follow the example o.
e indianapolis Council and author.
The organization of a company Of
lists who will undertake the
1 furnish the means for it:
completion.
+he whole matter vii
-tion of our people
hear from any oi
I'd execution.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
HARDWARE
Holiday Presents 4!

n OIiday Presents!
Skates,
From SO cents to IS per pair.
IV0ride Knives and Forks.
WOstenholm's fine Pocket Knives.
Rodgers fine Scissors.
Also, have large stock of
Axes,
Meat Cutters,
Sausage Suffers,
Coal Buckets,
shOvels and longs.
Iron Wedges.
Coal ShOVels,
Patent Gross-cut Saws,
Wood Saws and Saw-Bucks,
Hay and Straw Knives,
Butcher Knives,
Saws, CIeavers, etc,
Counter Scales and Scale Beam,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

Mr.. GRANT stated to the mayor of
Washington the other day that the
year closing March Sd, would show a
ticulars, inquire Of the Republican
Congressman Dawes, who says Mr..
Grants administration cost forty nine
millions of dollars q gear more than
johnson s = Courier.
Mr.. DAWES never said any such
thing. The falsehood has been cor
rected as often as it has been repeat
ed, and yet Democratic papers per-
sist in re-iterating it. They evidently
believe that lie persisted in is, for
political purposes, as good as the
truth.
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LUMBER. &c.
n T. w e IR NJ.
B UELD e Eg 50
ENT M .

we respectfully call your attention TO a
brief list Of Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept on hand by Us. We
propose to furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises q
combination never before attempted by
any one house. we make Building Ma
terials a specially; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic, manufao-
turer, and builder, we hatter ourselves
that we can furnish articles in our line
more to the satisfaction of builders, as re-
CARDS quality and fitness, than persons
with less experience assuring you that, If
our list comprises anything required by
You, we shall be most happy to forward
you, on application, our Price List.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

A COMPANY to cut a canal through
the Isthmus of Darien has been or
ganized in France. Four French
bankers and dozen American capt.
talists are at the head of it. Such are
the powerful combinations existing
that concessions from the Isthmus
Government will be secured. The
company wait the report of the Uni
ted States exploring expedition to &C
IN work
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

The Petersburgh Press says a great
deal of the corn in that county, gath
cred in the Fall and stored in cribs,
is moulding badly, and much of it is
so badly damaged as to be unfit for
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03
4gsG IS
WA EXTRACT

A PALATABLE, REFRESHING. NoUR
IsHING TONIC BEVERAGE, more strength
ening than ale, beer, or porter, or An (
DESCRIPTION OF ALCOHOLIC DRINK. In
dispensable to the debtIttated, especially
nursing mothers. Recommended BY phy%
sisians as an excellent Strengthening
TONIC BEVERAGE and NUTRIENT,
and as the best known preparation for
Objectionable properties of malt liquors in
general.
TARRANT IL CO., NEW YORK..
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC.
jas d1ml
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Elm STrE6TS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Portable Engines (saao mill size), and
Portable Circular Sq1o Mills.


Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used TO do
saving with by the Portible Circular Saw
Mill is from rs TO $50 pounds pressure per
square inch. / have reduced this amount
and require only from so to 80 pounds per
square inch, at which steam Is not con-
sidered In the least dangerous, and Is, at
the same time, more economical in the
saving of fuel, &C. We append the follow
ing certificate of the first of my new style
POrts BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal of sawyers and all those desiring
TO purchase, and solicit a call and careful
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted ON four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axles, easily drawn from place, and
always ready for operation in a few hours,
or mounted on legs and wooden sktdsp or
otherwise:
MR.. KRATZ:-The Portable Engine you
furnished me, consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect as any machine L
ever saw, runs light, uses 80 pounds OF
steam for running double go and 80 inch
circular saw mill Tor q common days bust =
ness. An average days work. 5000 to
10000 feet OF lumber, easy, with Is pounds
of steam. A. ]. CALDWELL,
LynnviIIe Ind.
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov I5-6m G. RRATZ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-03

A WELL KNOWN lawyer of Evans
Vile is about to abandon the bar for
the pulpit. He will doubtless devote
his attention particularly TO the ter
rors of the law" Gin. Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06

Tic most beautiful and graceful creature that
roslns the plains CT Africa, ard the only one
ever captured alive. Ghis remarkable anlma!
weigh: Two Thousand pounds.
Tie curious and wonderful
HARTE.BHSTE.
50 often spoken by DR.. Livingstone, tho only
nan ever taken alive.
TIE curious and elegant
CAXEMBIAN BLESS BOOK.
from Central Africa. The only one ever brought
g. the United States.
Tie rare and cXquistcly iorme!
CAFFHARIAE IMPOON.
the sula spccimca ever brought from its native
p!ains, in a:lhere:t explored sections CT Inte-
ror Africa.
The s.n0:n:.lou: and unique
AFRICAN SPRING BOOK,
the ot:ly urc ever exhibited in America or Eu-
rol'c.
THE ONLY WHITE ZEBRA EVER SEEN.
The strangely formed and beautiful
WHITE TAKTARY YAK,
the "!.ly one ever brought TO America.
The remarkable and rarely seen
BARBARY OUADAD,
on" o: The most graceful and interesting Of
qu@Grupeds. The only one ever captured.
The only herd Of genuine Hindostsn
SACRED CATTLE
in The United States.
= specimen of our native
ROCKY MOUNTAIN MOOSE,
thn only ono ever exhibited
The Wonderful and curious amphibous sn-
omoly, iho ). A.
HIPpOPOTAMUS,
or l,ivrr Horse. The only one alive in the
UViie &;ales.
III addition to these and many other special
lie, hc collection contains q vast number Of
other animals too numerous for even mention
here, snd fer which We refc. the reader to our
sma!l bills and descriptive sheets. The ap-
poin,mcn:s ard outfit OF the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE
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sra on scale Of unparalleled extent and e,e-
gancc, which has never before bt ca attempted,
while the magnificent grhtuitous pageant is be-
yUnd conception, brilliant and magnificent
Such stree. display Of irridescent splenGor
his never before been seen, and has been per.
lectCd at Il cost Of nearly half a million Of dol
iMrs Among the noticeable features Of this
Ruval street parade, will be found the great
;.urlcrous Ch.lio. Of Pactolus, with its team Of
Ten Normandy horses, the most massive vehic-
tanning KOPP'6 GREAT GOLDEN OPERA
BAND. Herds Of Elephants, Csmels, Ponies,
Liamas and other led animals followed by the
great Golden Chariot Of Cleopatra, on the broad
dais Of which, il full view OF the public, g large
LIVING LION will be carried, free, uncsged
AM IL: tered, and under no restraint, save the
ever vgila'.t eye Of his keeper and tanner,
through the public streets. Succeeding this
will come The long array Of Dens. Cages, Avia-
ries, Vans, Chario:s and Cars, forming dsZ.
ling and brilliant train nearly II mile in extent.
These vehicles are ornamental on the panels
on each SIDE And at either end with magnificent
PAINTINGS. These pictures are more than three
hundred in number This GORGEOUS out door
spectacle will take place 1T 10 n. III. Doors
The RINli PERFORMANCES are Of n We
ried, highly &musing, Instructive and entertain.
ing character. Thcy will introduce the thrill
ing ard blood stirring !ca.s Of the
GREAT LION KING.
in tho den With four young Lions and other le-
rocicus wild beasts, in addition 10 the perform
ances Of the TRAINED ANIMALS, such Ms
ElcI han:s, Camcls Borscs, Comic Mules, Act
ing Dogs snd Monkeys, Pcny Races, &c
Admission u a.ll............... ........50 cents
Children under nine years. cents
Exhibition on Washington street, opposite
In, Cotton Factory, On
THURSDAY, August llth.
viii exhibit at Fairfax c. Il, Oh August 10,
j. So d30, A2,4,69, l0&twl.S
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Scene in Il Radical Convention
Correspondence Petersburg Index.


RICHMOND, August 1.-THE closing scenes
of the ''Porter convention" were dsgracefu in
the extreme. A committee was appointed to
report the names Of suitable persons to form
an executive committee, when they came in
and submitted list. Robbins, one OF the cx.
cluded Chesterfield delegates, who had station
ed himself u gallery, voted no upon the adop.
ton Of it, Maddox chairman, ordered him to
shut up. Robbins deGed him to make him.
Maddox threatened to have him put out.
Robbins declared that he would like to see the
man who would undertake the job. A police
man was sent for and amid the utmost excite
ment and confusion Robbins was arrested.
But he did not allow himself to be taken down
quitey. He clung to the railing, kicked and
yelled and fought desperately. The delegates
on tho floor felt outraged, but the sympathies
OF the crowd of negroes aud whites in tho gale
ries, were unquestiopaby with the anti Porter
ties, and with their bold leader Robbins. Soon
after adjournment a serious disturbance was
threatened. Porter and ellis, first CONNECT
ced it on the platform when angry words were
passed, and two young men, friends of the dis
putaDts, exchanged some blows. The retiring
crowd came rushing back, and melee was i'm
minent. Porter and Maddox slipped down
the steps, just in time to escape Robbins, who
having freed himself from the officer OF the Jaw
came rushing in raging like lion, cursing and
damning Maddox, and challenging him to
deadly combat When it was found that Por-
ter and Maddox had gotten out Of the Hall,
the whole crowd from hall and galleries came
rushing down into the streets shouting, threa
teniDe and believing alter the Congressman
and Maddox, who. with a swlftness of foot
truly remarkable, succeeded in safely reaching
Governor street, where they horped into car
mage, in front Of livery stable, and drove off
leaving the infuriated crowd standing around
the corners and in front OF the Hall. Porter
was nominated unanimously because none but
delegates pledged to his support were allowed
to participate in the proceedings.
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VAN AFiHsURGF7 & CO.'S

The only full and complete Menagerie worthy
OF the name in the United States.
THE GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION OF
THE AGE.
It's intertSt undivided. It's influence unul-
!o5c by nythDg incompatible with lis
WE'LL. ESTABLISHED CHARACTER.
Re! ,ing solely upon its merits as e. vast
ZgOLOGICAL EXHIBITION
for success, and sppesling TO the patronage Of
Nh Intelligent community it offers
NO CIRCUS PERFORMANCES.
Within its comprehensive catalogue Of
WILD BEASTS, BIRDS AND REPTILES,
comprising nearly
FIVE HUNDRED SPECIMENS
of tho most rare and curious species known to
Naturalists, aro many which have, before
NEVER BEEN EXHIBITED on THE
CONTINENT.
Among these interesting specalitics, which can
be seen 10 where else save in the
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE,
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c.
y w EFT QUINI NE


Is Recent Improvement.
Replaces the use of the BITTER ST LPHATE
QUININE, with which all are familiar.
Dose for dose it is
WARRA NTED
Fully equal in every way to Bitter Quinne.
And, like it. is the one
Great Positive and Unfailing CURE for a.!
DISEASES OF HAZARDOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague,
Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever,
Remittent Fever,
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Ague.
and the long train Of disorders following theta
when neglected.
SWEET QUINlNE
made solely from Peruvian Park (so is Bitter
Qunine) therefore it is Of Vegetable origin,
and not q Mineral Poison, but on tho contrIrj
is proved to be one of the elem ents found in u
blood OF all healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
acts as an antidote to, as we'll a cure lor ma.
larial or miasm st: poison, the absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fevers.
etc. The only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use OF old Bitter Quinine is the entire
absence Of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in tho latter is an lnsurmounlable oDsta-
Gle to its use with most persons, ana slways
with children.
SWEET QUlNIEE
IS in Two forms-in Powder, for the use OF fhy-
sicians and Druggists, and Fluid, for use in the
family and for the general public.
STEARNS, FAIR 81 CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists
NEW YORK.
For sale py +. ). LEADBEATER s BRO.
Wholesale agents for Alexandra. my -eoo!n
ESTABLISHED Eze..
q 5. LEA ID BE A T Y 10.
CHEMICALS, PAINTS OILS.
SPICES, ACIDS, &c.
Nos. and South Fairfax sta.,
aug 2-tf Alexandria, Va.
H. Il. COOK WIN. F. cEEIauToS
CooK & cEE1GIToS'
Wholesale and Eetsl Dealers u:
PURE DRUGSANr CHEMICALS, PAINTS
Varnishes AMI Oils.
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
10. lU7 King sIree!
Prompt attention gwen - Orders "in ~
quiries from tho country. MR. III
SAMUEL IL. JANSEY. 9AhhoH - '""'H'
EANNEY {; CO.,
ii DEALEEs IL
PURE DRUGS LEWIS WHITE h"A'.
Paints. Oils and Enrrishcs.
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS z !ufi!
No. Ids, King street
asc Orders and Inquiries from: The r""n+rr
promptly attended 10 seq y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-06

Inc following county SuperlntendentS OF
schools have been appointed by the State Board
OF Education Albemarle-D. L. Powers.
Augusta-Jcd. llotchkiss. Appomat:ox-C.
II. Chiffon. Caroline Thomas R. Dew.
Buckingh am-T. NJ. Perkins, Goochland- IS.
Taylor Martin. Madison-Wiiam A. HILL
Monteo William q. HaRan. Orange
Robert Frazier. Patrick-A. Staples. Pow
hatau-Wiliam Pope Dabuey. Prince Ed
ward-Berry NJ. Smith.
BY the action of the Central Executive Com
lnttec of the Conservative party Of Virginia
the following members have been added to the
resident committee j. r. Fisher, A. NJ. kei-
ley, Thomas W. McCance and W. H. Palmer.
follows Il. 7 Daniel, chairman Thomas
II. Marshall, NJ. l.. Straus, P. T. Moore,
James r. Fisher, A. NJ. Kelley, W. Fl. Pal.
mer, L. w. McCancc.
The Lynchburg Republican says We re-
Rret to learn that the Texas cattle disease still
continues its ravages in this community. As
many as five or six valuable mich COWS died
yesterday from the malady. We hear that
the market for fresh beet has been materially
effected, aud that the butchers are almost de-
serted by a certain class Of citizens, who refuse
to eat fresh meat at all, SO long as the disease
prevails 10 he city and its vicinity.
The Lecsburg Washingtonian says ut is
the impression of our most Intelligent and eX-
pereuc3i farmers that the wheat crop will
not more than reach the average of half the
usual crop raised ia this State-certaioly such
is the case 10 this section of Virginia.
Mr.. N. B. Meade, the genial editor of the
Winchester Sentinel, has been confined to his
house for several weeks, but we trust his sick
ness Is not OF q serious nature.
The case of Mr.. Aver, for killing Dr. Oliver,
was called in AlbemarIe county court on Tues.
day, and again continued until the next term.
The. amount Of State licenses assessed in
Lynchburg up to the first day of the present
month is $40, 549.12.
Capt. +. Il. Hill died at his residence in
Cuipeper on Wednesday last. of disease Of the
heat
The CRoPs.-From Tide water and the Pied.
mont district the accounts are uniform that the
yield Of wheat is below what was expected from
the straw. ln most cases, it is said the yield
is not more than half of what was anticipated.
From beyond the Ridge there are some com
plants through the accounts are more iavora-
bic than on this side.
As TO the corn crop, the prospect is, in the
man, promising. This is the case wherever it
was well worked Unfortunately, owing TO the
long continued raios and demoralized labor.
this was not the case 10 some districts. We
hear more complaints on this score from tide.
water than elsewhere. The rains of late.
though not superabundant nor uniform, are
supposed to be sufficient for the growing crops.
The tobacco promises fair crop. In some
ccious We hear complaints Of a narrow growth,
and, in some few, OF bad stand" The
showery weather of the last fortnight through
most Of the tobacco region has been highly
favorable -Rchmond Whfg.
No CHANGE IN SCHEDULE. 10 consequence.
of 10 &r,en - 4 L. kl..,a j.
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ED.

At "Salubria," Cu1pepor county, the res.
the I'd of July, 1870, Miss tLlZABE1ll g..
COOKE, in the 6lst year OF her ago.
CT heart disease, Or the 29;h OF July, ls7l, -!
his residence, in the equity Of Culpcper, Va ,
WALTER UBANNON, Esq, in the GU.h
year Of his age. He was born and reared in
the county Of Rsppahannock, but settled and
lived in the county CT CuIpeper.
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MARIN i LIST.

sUs EosE ......."5 Us I5 MOON ET*..'...':.'Iz %
rUS sL:rE $500. TT
FORT OF ALIEN ANUHIA, il uGC*T i
ARRIVED.
Schrs Lucy Jones, Georgetown, "nH i. "
Collins New Haven, to L ASncw.
SAILED.
Schrs Chas y Jones, Griffin, Ba.n, Ne; II j.
Slught Boston, ana n w Collins, New Haven
by Agnew.
Schls Mary Il Smith, Boston, and " :r!!"-
sey, Providence, by American Coal Go.
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The late Deputy Postmaster at Romney,
West Virginia. David a. Marshall, charged
with robbing the mail, had hearing before
the United States Commissioner at Wheel.
ing. and has bf:en held to bail in the sum
of 81. 900 for his appearance at the next term
Of the United States District Court, TO be held
10 Wheeling 10 September
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( StSs aittSisE -.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. August C.-Gocd
samples Of Wheat continue in active Etqu-ft
with but little enquiry fer inferior; 'terlnG:
Of 3:2 bushels white and l7jj5 Of red. ~itI sale:
Of the former ~ l.5, l55 sud lG5, and OF In. !"!
ter at l25, 100, l1O $50. l55, l65 and 10. Corn
is very Gull vt = further decline; offerings &
$50 bushels mixed and yellow, with sai"s 4
mixed ut l03 and I0j 10 sacs vi yellow ~
ported. Rye is in light receipt, With 10 HaEs-
acton:. Oats arc coming in freely market is
Inactive at n cccinc; offerings OF ;'l2i bushels,
with sales a. i :! - and ii.
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DEED! FEED!

Receiving and in store.
100 bales primo HAY.
80 bales RYE STRAW.
1880 bushels MILL OFFAL.
SEQ bushels prime OATS.
400 bushels white and yellow CORN.
100 bushels CORN MEAL
All Of which will sell in any quantity al
lowest cash prices, and deliver to any part OF
the city free Of charge.
VIM. F. HENDERSON,
je 81 50 end 81 Cameron street.
~ ROU N D PLA S L K,
We offer our GROUND PLASTER from our
mill on Princess street. on terms as tolo as can
be had any1Ohere, and respectfully solicit from
our friends continuance of their favors.
LEE & BROTHER,
" 9-2m Manufacturers and Dealers
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We have received cory OF an exposition OF
the case of Woods, imprisoned BY order OF the
House Of Representatives tor an assault on
Porter.
This weeks number OF Puhchinello has been
received.
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Rounion-Lctfer From Gen Fifz. Zee

STAFFORD Co., Va, Aug. 18th, 1870
To the E.{itor Of The Alerantlriu Ga=eue
Gen. Fitz Lee received an invitation to q,
tend the reunion OF the survivors of Go. ID, ,
lst Virginia Cavalry" to take place On White
Top Mountain in South Western Vmgiail, on
the s.h inst, and sent the following reply:
R1cuLAND, STAFFORD Co., Va, Aug. l:h,
1870. -Gentemcn To day | received your
invitation to hc present at re uulnn ii tn:
survivors, OF your company, OF the 1t Vrg'n
ia Cavalry, Eat While Top Aouuta"., ca The
9Th inst
experience, real regret when | request that
you will say TO your comrades ths' II VIII MOI
be possible for ME 10 attend.
You know | used to draw corn from The
"Ouartcrmaser" unable n do it nov, from
reasons not necessary to slatc-l am raising H.
Agriculture refuses me leave OF absence.
am fully though With Go. "D' IN spirit.
Its gallant bearing and CONSPICUOUS behavior
| all through our late war make il 4 matter OF
pride to claim reglmcntal panonshlp
with it. My earliest associations were conncc cd
with ID" company, and my latest request Is
| te perfectly consistent with that pursued by
| future IRE unions" the grave OF their lest ores
be kept green in their memory.
| sincerely thank you Is members Of my old
| Regiment old Brigade, and Old Division ior
your hospitable Invitation.
| Very respectfully, your O5't. Servant,
FuZUUGH LEE.
Mcs:rs. Rees b. Elmondson, q. V Litch
field, &. &. Grecnway, L. s. FindIoy, and
! Othnrs (iommittpp
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II il said that the President does not consid
or All extra session OF Congress necessary, and
will onlv c)nyene one on account OF the Euro
mean war il this country should become COM
plicated in any way.