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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18
A Closing Argument at a Justice
Court.
WORKING MAN.

Forty years ago Christopher Weber
was one Of the prominent men in town.
Hehad much to do with building the orig
inal Turnpike road from Bellows Falls
through Chester, Cavendish and Ludlow
across the Green Mountains to Rutland.
In the palmy days of the Vermont Mill
tia he also bore the well-earned title of
Captain. He, also, for years served as a
magistrate and trial justice, who enforced
order in his own court in his own pecu-
liar way, he will long be remembered
and the local history of the town truly
tells of case on trial before him in which
Trial G. Hatch and the late r. Wash
burn (each of whom were subsequently
better known as Judge Hatch and Judge
Washburn, and the latter of whom was
the father of the late Gov. P T. Wash
burn, of Woodstock both then resident
attorneys of the town, were the opposing
LAWYERS.
1t seems that Hatch had made his
speech to the Jury, when Washburn rose
to reply. In doing 50 he used words as
the exponent of his ideas not found in the
celebrated reply of Webster to Hayne,
and which Esq. Webber deemed out of
place and insulting to the occasion, and
entirely irrelevant to the due admins
tration ofjustice. He so informed the
excited advocate, and requested him to
change the line of his remarks. But the
lawyer paid no attention to the Interrupt
ton of the Court, and went on with his
argument. Webber bore the infiction
as long as he thought duty demanded
and again said:
"Mr. Washburn, you must cease that
kind of talk in this Court. l have al
ready once minated to you the map
preparedness of your language, and |
now tell you, that unless you change
your style, you must sit down, for l will
not have such words spoken in the trial
of any case before me-"
Mr.. Washburn refused to obey, and
was about to proceed. Those who re-
member the temperament of each and
the commanding figures of both Webber
and Washburn, tall and muscular, can
now well imagine the scene. But the
Court was too much for the lawyer. Ris-
ing from his seat, Weber suddenly seiz-
ed Washburn by the coat collar, and in
an instant spread him whole length upon
the floor, exclaiming, there, Mr.. Wash
burn, | told you to sit down; the order
of this Court shall be obeyed, and unless
you make more decent speech in the
interest Of your client, shall make the
closing argument in this case myself"
The Justice Records in Windsor Coun-
ty do not show the full particulars of
this trial, but by-standers of that day,
yet living, assert that ever after there
was due respect paid to the wishes of
Christopher Weber, Esq, of Cavendish,
by all lawyers in their practice before
m,-RtELdnd Herald
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

HAIL, RAIN AND WIND.-The Sum
NIT on the Ogdensburg Railroad was Wis,
tied on Tuesday last, at about four
o'clock p. M, by a fearful hail, rain and
wind storm. Hailstones of incredible
size are said to have fallen, the rain came
down in torrents, and the wind blew
with terrible violence. Houses and barns
were blown down and unroofed, trees up
turned and broken off. One woman.
picking berries in field, was killed by a
Tree falling upon her. One man had a
leg broken. We hear that more than
these have been injured, but learn no
particulars. The storm extended with
more or less severity from the Summit
to Rouse's Point.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

of the same size and general character as THE
WEEKLY, but with u greater variety of miseella-
neous reading, and furnishing the news to It's sub
seribers with greater freshness, because il comes
twice week instead of once only.
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EslnIe of stephen G. Jos.n.on.

STATE OF VERMONT ! To all persons inter
DIsToF WESTMINSTER IS. J ested in the estate az
STEPHEN G, JOHNSON late Of RoekinghaTn, In
said District deceased GRppTINc
YOU are hereby notified that William H. johnson
and Jabez ID, Briagman, ex ecut0rs Of the Iast
WILL and testament Of Stephen C. johnson late Of
Rockingham. III said District deceased will present
to SAID court for allowance their administration ac-
count, az session Of said Court to be held at the
trict, on the first WEDNESDAY Of September 4
ID. 1871, and that said Court will then and there de-
cree distribution of said estate to the persons en-
uued thereto, at which time and place YOU may be
heard in the premises if you shall see cause
,.o c. b. EDDY. Register,
august o 1911 32-34
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prick FOR SALE.

, BRICK for sale in Westminster sample may
be seen at the store of Arms 4 Wilson in Bellows
Der. ID A UIITS
Westminster Aug. !. ISL 81
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/ HAVE ENGAGED the BUTTER Of several of
the BEST DIARIES in this vicinity and wiil.fI
prices.
o. +. WOODS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

The seaweed Tonic in conjunction with the Pfus ,.
meates and assimates with the food Civilization
now progressing, without its previous torres Dgestt
becomes painless and the is seen 10 be at hal
There IS no more hatulence, exacerbaton Of the
mach. An appetite sets in.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever vet I'll
by an ndulgcnt father 10 suffering Schencks n
monte Syrup comes In to perform its functions and
hasten and complete the 1t enters upoa
work Nature cannot be cheated II collects and rP9
the Impaired and diseased portions of the lungs In
form OF gatherings 1t prepares them for expeeto11
and 10! In very short time the malady is yanquis
the rotten throne that 1t occupied IS renovated and
new, and the patient in all the dignity Of reganed
nh
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CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.
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LEAVE No STING nEu

Tho Mandrake Pills are composed OF one q "a,
noblest gifts-the Podophum PeitatIiIn They posse
the bood-ssarchng, Alternative properties OF aiome
unlike calomel, they
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-08-18

Tho work Of cure Is now beginning The INITIATED
mucous deposits In the bowels and In the alrpenfar
nal are elected. The liver, like clock Is wound III
arouses from Its torpdy The stomach acts response
and the patient begins 10 feel that nettin 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21
Rev Books.

A,nie Mason; or, The Templs of Shells. BY
ANNA S. AvERILL. New York ANsoN b.
i. RANDOLPH Il Co.
aunt Jane Hero. BY Mrs. PRESr1ss.
These two books come to us from j. D. X.
Si.EIoHT, Main street. The titles give clue
to their kind.
1i'arcls 'n Japan. BY BAIARp TAYLOR.
New York: CHARLES SCRIBSER & Co.
Mr.. TAYLOR is famous traveller. The
volume before us is intended both for adults
and for children. For sale by t. L. D. WAL.
FORD, agent.
The Book Of 7rarels Of a Doctor OF PhySic,
containing HIS Dissertations made an cen
tain Portions Of the 1ro Continents.
Philadelphia j. b. LIrrIScoTT & Co. 1871.
This is the second copy which we have re.
ceived of this famous ''Book of Travels"
The first was borrowed before we had
finished reading it, and has not been returned,
Whoever wishes to enjoy hundred hearty
laughs, and at the same time learn something
new relative to Cuba and to several European
lands, will do well to purchase this book
We have read notices of it in Boston, New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21

The papers notice the death Of Ole CAR
ROLL SASnoRS, which took place in tho prison
at Lawrence, Mass, from a wound given by
a constable named DoSNAvAS in attempting
to arrest SANBoRS. He was called the "gcn.
tleman burglar"; and was indeed mos!
remarkable character. Burglary seemed to
be his only vice. He was strictly temperate.
neither drinking liquor nor chewing tobacco.
He was true husband and m atlectionate
father, and socially a very interesting and
polished gentleman. His clergyman AMI
physician concur in eXtoliing his amiable and
attractive disposition and gentlemanly maa-
ners. Yet he could not resist the passion for
midnight robbery. Here is strange char
actcr indeed-one altogether worthy OF the
analysis of the sage Of the Enquirer.
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Civil Service Reform

This IA still Il topic of comment by the
Papers. What is the use of it unless the
Constitution is amended so as to take away
tho power Of removal without cause from
the President. The Administration organs
say that General GRANT is right upon the
subject; that lie wants to give up the power
Of removal "for political reasons" Yet the
Times OF New York, the principal organ Of
the Administration, thus defines the state OF
the Presidents power after the adoption OF
tho suggestions which he proposes, it is said,
to In%ke:
s'Thc President realms, as he must under
the Constitution, ri absolute power OF re-
moral, being tcttered by no restrictions; so
that while the term of service may be con-
dc,, nmy nevertheless remove ut any time
witho,. signing any cause
rv.o.,, r,,. "swe haycall along said. The
President .a,.., 49,, '"r the Constitution"
retain "ubsolutc power O. '''''o,a'' NC
&n'tgct nd oft. And it Is what NJ '''>'en ~,
ever wants to get rid of. \ candidate v, ~
aehounce the power, but when he is elected
nc says no more about it. The "outs" NAV
denounce it, but when they become the
"ins,' they dry up. And SO the Constitu-
ton never will be meuded Oh the subject of
THIS power of removal, and whatever show
VI surrender OF the power any President may
make, he knows very we'll he can't surrender
the substance, which is secured to him in the
Constitution; and whenever he is inclined to
Ise that power for personal or party pur.
poses be will use it, no matter how he may
protest that he don't want to use it, and nc
matter how many cobwebs the Congress may
put about him in the way of restraint.
If editors and politicians are in earnest, lei
them try Il constitutional amendment. They'll
soon See what becomes Of that In truth, the
evil threatens to sap the foundations of the
Government but can il be eradicated?
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\ Texas paper has the following: MAI
riad on the 1st instant, by early candle-igllt,.
at tIe wigwam Of the bride, in the town OF
Mason, Mason county, Texas, by James NJ
Hunter. ESD, presiding justice of SAID county,
senior Robert Gardner, Of the republic Of
Mexico. to Miss Amy Perryman, OF the re-
nnynnd tribe of Seminole Indians, and one
of ti,c few followers of the noted chief Wild
cot. Quite number Of guests were present
TO witness the two loving hearts blended To-
retl,er and partake OF the magnificent pre-
narations that were supplied for the enter
imminent. which would have doue honor 10
the royal lodges of the proudest chiettain."
Our lynx-eycd assistants report this morn
ing that 1913 people slipped down yesterday
on the periidious sidewalks. OF these ,l4o
were men, 403 women, and 200 miscellaneous.
The table shows that over 300 landed on
their elbows; the others sat down. OF the
entire number, ,l43 Of them swore; 13l au-
dibly.- Chicago Post.
The Albany Argus says that Tweed is the
chief owner Of the contract to pierce the
uoosac tunnel, and has invested million In
the enterprise. For a man reputed to be
shrewd, Tweed ran his stealing into the
ground most wof,llly. ....
Bereh has visited the animals at Barnun's
museum, aud found them pretty well cared
for. lie fingered over a morosc lion and an
unhappy hycna, but the keeper. satisfactorily
explained that "thcy hopiy 'anker to get
hout ond heat you, SIR"
"Good morning, Smith; you look sleepy"
"Ycs,n replied Smith, g was up all night
"Up where?" Cup stairs in bed.''
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Accounts, in response to resolution calling
for information in regard to balance In lfea-
sury, &C., as follows:
Balance In Treasury At the credit OF Ine
Con,nonwealth on the goth tty OF De-
ceuber, is7l, as per Treasurers state a. 7so ao, a.
Tares OF is1i on land. personal properly
and incomes after deducting expenses
Of COLLECTIONS aud dellnquents and one
afth for school .g pn ~ a. pc. l,as.s57 s,
En,i tar on licenses and receipts nom
otter sources nar renrt. mage IT,. s:s,ooo %
sl,s7s,2s1 81
Balance In Treasury on the
Lat day Of October, 1871 Sl,o5o'ese 81
Deduct 50 much Of the above
taxes Of ls7i rs was paid In
tie Treasury prior TO that
date ..'..'.'.'''''''''''.''' - y-- si!4.s5s q
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@
Doe.s r ORA western woodsman re-
Gently found Himself helplessly pinned TO tne
ground by prenlaturely- tree. he
s Was great distance rom home, and in few .,'
hours would doubtless have died from the
main and exposure had not a little whining
cur who had missed his master and uacse .,
him TO his wood-prison, begun o mourmM
howl as a possible relief from the dreary
monotony Of the situation. This suggested
to the suffering man something OF the story-
book kind, and calling to his little pei, ne
smeared his shaggy face with blood anu Dauo
him return home for help. Inc itlo IT, ~
t,,re evidently realized the importance OF bis
mission. for he trotted homewmd forthwith,
and breaking in upon the astonnded house
hold cave the first alarm. He led the way
back TO the wounded man, and in an ecstacy
Of whines attested his satisfaction at the de-
iycrance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21

The late illness of the Prince of Wales has
done him service. 1t has formed a link of
sympathy between himself and the English
people, which, il be be judicious, he may keep
very bright. The apprehended consequences
Of his death will give a greatly-enlanced
value to his life. The nation will be so
happy that the Government was saved from
tie dreaded perils of his death that it will
feel double interest in his welfare. He
snast soon come to the throne, and if he be Il
wise Prince he will ascend it with unusual
eclat and public graduation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21

York, Philadelphia, Louisville, New Orleans
and other papers, and have been highly
amused at the variant guesses which the critics
have made as to what manner OF man our
Doctor is, who travelled half round the
world with his watch set to Richmond Time.
For ss,a by STAgYg & RybASD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-21

Some Prussian naval officers got into 4 row
in bar-room i'll Rio, in which they cleared
the room of the Brazlians present, but were
arrested by the police after hard fight
~, ~ were put in prison, but after u CORE
sno,So,,' with the Prussian representative
thev were ]lbs, ted. Still, 1t would seem
that there is something EFT undoae' us a rrus
sian squadron is to be mc,Slately sent nom
Deal to the Brazilian waters.
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(uIRISTMAS BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN SiiAWLs,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CLoAkS,
GREAT BARGAINS N SKIRTS,
GREAT BARGAINS N KID GLOVES,
GREAT BARGAINS N HOSIERY,
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLANKETS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CASSIMEEEI,
GREAT BARGAINS IN EjBRODERIEs
GREAT BARGAINS N HASDhERCHiEFS,
GREAT BARGAINS N SHIRTS and BOsoNS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CoRSETS AND
FLASNELS,
GREAT BARGAINS IN ribbons and
VELTETEE%S,
GREATBAEGAINs IN TABLE ANDPIA
GREAT q : PAEGA!SsIs NAPKINS AND Ia.
GREAT BARGAINS in everything In the DRY
GOODS line, us stock must &c reduced 70 te i1vcn
Tory '''n"'V W;nL IL THALuIMER ( SONS,
20 No. Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
CHRISTMAS PR IRE; e : FOR YOUNG
Beautiful HANDhERClIlEF Bones,
GLOVE BONES,
Is ,ii,ss' AZ and i Misses sILK. sCArFs,
Ladies' and Misses HATS ut hali-rrice' la:ea.
4 large number OF other handsome articles suitable
Large LII &c stock Of LACE HASpKEECHHTs from
Large STOCK Of LACE COLLARS from 75c. to &;
Genuine aud imitation LACEs and ENBGolDE-
rorr .h Iarcc stock Of Ladies and Gents LINEN
"a ''' t.tSiBEIC iANDKEECI1EFsrr om :: to 70
We c IfF s SSasr attention to our DRESS GOODS ..
Our Lades IS KID Gloves at 81 please everybody;
Beautiful KID GLOVES for Children only SC;
E En;I fn r,iC CHFARLo jTTESVLLE CAssnmEEs
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Pun. Doc. We are indebted to tho Hon.
Mr.. HARMS, from Virginia, for the book con-
tanning the Presidents message and accom-
panying documents.
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A witness in the New Bedford Superior
Court, in describing dispute between two
parties, said that one Of them finally lts.2ened
7tp.
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ONE CASK MEHAN'S IRISH MALT
" WHISkEY, superior % any malt whskey I'M
fhND RUN und APPLE BRANDY. COOKING
WINE and I J. Z { II BRANDY; 0TAED
FRENCH BRANDY. vintage 1866: PORT aud
sHEERY VINE. PURE RYE WEISKEY, In
store and for sale by .e.
do JOHN VI. HNTrISS
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MARRIED.,

On tic !!fh Instant ut Fietchcrs chapel, BY Rev. )
Cur-or; Watson ". W. PHILLIPS. of Rlchmon6
and u FANNIE BROWN, Of Lunenburg county
VI,
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"Wcll, We have had quite enough of this
stuff about rcpudiation."- Wing.
Indeed, we haye
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The estimate OF current cx-
pcnscs Of the Government
On mage IL of the Auditors
rpuurt. not embracing Into
rest on the pub.i G debt was
SI.l00. 900, based on the out
lays Of the preceding year,
tlircc-fo;irths OF when
would be-. ......
But within that fiscal yc1r
there was paid for l50 days
cost Of the General Assem-,
biz $2Is,e0O. It Is supposed
that the present sesSlon
will not exceed ninety
DAYS. If so. there should be
deducted from this tt2ls.-
o0oj the sum Of sl25,76"o2.
ic3Ting .....''....'
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cTARKE s RYLAND,

b t1 3
915 MAIN STREET,
havs ca hand large stock Of raro, useful and mag.
pifcent articles, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PREsENTs,
such a.
nrsICAL PHOTOGRAPH ALDCMs-ths no.
. yelty Of the season.
in rosewood. papler-mache, FUR.
uighcd and pilin--somc elaborateIy finished;
IN rosewood. mahogany. pa
pier-machc &C. OF exquisite finish and design;
IMON-BOtRDS-all sizes and prices;
parlnr, and table;
oA'o BIBLES,
PRAYER-B0OKs,
HYMS-BOOKS. &C..
all sizes and graies, from p cents 10 s2j.
Splendid editions OF all the POETS:
INVENT r. and TOY-H0ORS In endless raris.-;
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
POCKET-B0OkS,
PES-kSiVES,
GOLD PENS, In gold, gutta-pcrcssa' and oth.r
WRISTBANDS,
BUiLDISG-BLocKs.
PUZZLES,
CHHOM0S, and
FANCY GOODS CT all sorts.
CUE STOCK Is LARGE AND FIGSa.
GIVE Us a CALL.
oo-Itl
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HOLIDAY GGODS.

'ENO TEE LADIES, LITTLE BOYS, AND
4 LITTLE GIRLS OFSH0CAOE HI L.-l1o not
f1l IN cIll on Mrs $. A. SMITH, No. 8 west Broad
street ard examine her beautiful stock Of
TOYS. BOONS. ALBUMS.
M'kITfNG-DESlS, GAMES, &C &c.
ALSO,
FANCY and PLAIN CANDIES,
EAISiES, &C, sc.
DO not forget the placc, No. wcs. Broad street.
She i selling cheap for cash. lie 2l~3tN
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s. EISE-THREAD.-T first - ..xsSsS7Ss
~ OF my own importation SEINE - =,
THREAD, o. Vi! Nos. and qualities, HIS aTri'S. -
less than New YORK prices. 4 call from All lIsats
men and dealers In Sf.iSE-THREAlj i soIs..S"
l., LICItTESSTElA,
importer of Se,nc-T and dealer IL Scine-
Ropes. Cotton Yarns, &C.. llo3 aud lfol fraisA~N1
street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth. 80,
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$4,000 90

shouls nil tic holders of the public SC
curifics avail themselves Of the pro-
visions Of the funding acs t%hi S
cnuuot be forescen), there should be &C.
lucicd the Interest on t,vo-thirds OF the
debt. rs stated on page, II OF The Second
Hndit0r's report, of which the January
, inrt,IImaut ut interest would Uc........t
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NURISTMAS GOUDS.-From mya
- Eugcand varied stock OF BOOTS, SiioAS, 81 -
and SiIpIEI;S, very appropriate Christmas "a
presents may be selected Ladies viii nlld very
beautiful SHOES OF every style for themselves and
children, and gentlemen c3a lie supplied with sea-
scil:dhc and good articles Cor thcir use.
! call Is respectfully Solicited 1t 1903 Main street
dc lq-Iw JOHN &. PAGE. JR.
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R5EERSCHAUM PPES
WI AND CIGAR-H0LDERS
FOX HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Also, FINE GIG AIRS, fancy brands SMOKING TO
ph,J:O slnosci,' articles Of every description, ut
GEORGE SCHOEN'S cigar store,
te ol-iw corner Main and Eleventh streets,
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a75,ooo 90
s9.2sl 90
7s2,7Gs 90
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PAYMENT OF INTEREST on TIE PUBLIC DEBT.
The various propositions on this subject
came up as the special order, the pending
being the substitute offered by
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GIVE Us A. CALL.
flo o1-Itl
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NOTICE.-4IONDAY NEXT (the 25th)
y being Christmas day, there will DC 10 market ut
eltker nIarkct-housa o.; tiat day.
SAMUEL ELLIS,
Clerk First Market;
GEORGE TJAfBERLAkE,
&c cl-jt Clerk Second Market.
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DARE NOVELTIES
~ RICH JLNELGY
FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.

we nrs orcuinr raro and ie4uttfl article Of
FOREIGN MANuFACTCRE in FINE JEWEL
RT Indies ana missed J. Il AZ y J., CO.
EAL, ENAMEL, and EOMAE ANTIQUE SEES.
NECKLACES, CHAINS, IEDhLLlo&S, aud
pT-EDs N'rS
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The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
communication from the Auditor Of Public
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