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BY TELEGRAPH.
ExclusIvely for the Register
6y the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Omee, ITO Main Street.
Saturdays Dispatches
NEW YORK.

Stokes.
New YORK, January lS.-Tbe bill Of
exceptions in the Stokes case was com'
pleted to- day and handed to the District
Attorney. Judge Bosrdman will be
asked next Thursday for q stay OF pro-
ceedings, and il he refuses, other judges
will be applied to. LYMAN Tremsln
denies the report Of his withdrawal from
the case.
Suit Against Henry CIews. .
The Deputy Sheriff last evening
called on the well known banker, Hen.
~ Clews with an order Of arrest issued
by Judge Taffan, Of Brooklyn, which
officer was instructed to serve, as Clews
did not surrender $500 at the suit OF
Jaw Cook Il Co. Clews paid the money
under protest and will not contest the
matter. The order grew out of q re-
fusal OF Clews to surrender the sum
mentioned to the receiver OF Gill Bros.
Bankers, of Philadelphia, who, it is
alleged, wrongfully obtained $l6. .0Oo
from Jsy Cooke L. Co., and deposited
$500 with Clews.
city Chamberlain Difficulty.
The City Chamberlaiu's office to-day
was a scene of another tussel between
the Comptroller and Palmer. The
Comptroller sent the City Paymaster to
occupy desk in the Chamberlain's
office; the latter refused to give up sn
inch of bis office, and the new sppointee
had to 60 away. Green says be has to
make an appointment, and will put his
man in possession on Monday if he has
to fight his way in.
telegraph Interruption.
All telegraph wires here are coated
with ice. There is no regular tele-
graphic communication in the city.
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WISCONSIN,.
Strike on the Seathsrn Minnesota
RaflFOo0.

Strike on the Southern Minnesota
Railr0sd.
La CRossE, January lS.-The threat
ened strike on the Southern Minnesota
railroad came to hand on the 18th, %
designated in the circular, OF which
mention has been made before. The
demonstration was q surprise to al the
men employed on the passenger trains
which were to have gone west Thurs-
day. The Southern Minnesota trsis,
with about twenty-five passengers and
q full load of express and mail, was.
therefore, taken to c., D. & N. juno
ton. The engine was then returned 70
the depot in this city. This left the
train standing in the middle of .
marsh, two miles from Keokuk and
six miles from any other place, and the
conductor started on loot for that place.
Upon his arrival he found the telegraph
office in the hands OF the strikers.
There were six engineers at Keokuk,
and upon being telegrapAed to by the
dispatcher they replied to the office that,
having been warned by persons un-
known that they were in danger il they
run, they were impelled BY common
prudence to heed the warning. The
following lightning correspondence
passed over the wires:
Train dispstcher-"Whsre is your
engine2"
Engineer-"Struck for back pay"
Train dispatcher-"Do YOU do this
on your own responsibility"
Eugiueer-"Yes, by thunder"
Conductor Brentiss, seeing there was
backbone enough in the strikers TO
hold them up, telegraphed to the Mil
wsukee depot, in this city, for an en-
CINE to pull the train back. A dispatch
was received from the train dispatcher
Yesterday that no trains would run till
further notice. The strike is joined in
by section men, track layers, and all
others to whom back pay is due. We
are informed that o! the six engineers
at Keokuk four have no claim what.
ever against the company, but a. mem.
bers OF the broth erhood the locomotive
engineers stood by the action Of the
others. There is no telling when the
trouble will be settled, and no trains
will run till they come to an UNDER
standing.
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LONG ISLAND.
Committed.

HUNTINGTON, January lS.-Justice
Montford to-day rendered decision in
the case Of DR.. Banks, Clsudius C.
Prime and Royal Samuels, three prom.
inent citizens implicated in the tarring
and feathering OF Charles Kelsey. on
the night Of the 4th Of November. The
accused were committed to await the
action Of the Grand Jury. This deci-
sion surprised everybody, and the great,
est excitement prevails. Writs Of
habeas corpus will be issued on Mon
day. Kelsey. It is believed, has died
from the effects Of this brutal outrage,
bic fate still remaining q mystery to bis
friends and relatives; while others are
OF opinion that be either committed
suicide or ran away. Kelsey was &C.
cused OF having insulted the wife Of one
OF them.
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ARKANSAS.
The Senatorial Contest.

MEMPHIS. January lS.-A Little
Rock dispatch, dated midnight last
night, says, regarding the Senatorial
contest: Desperate efforts are being
made to consolidate the Demo cratic ard
Bowen vote. Clayton, who threw up
the sponge at 9 o'clock tonight. no.
returns to the field. Mcdonald and
Charons are bitter. A combination
NAV be made. but some OF Gorlsnds Q
friends insist that he may be elected.
Everything indicates the coming Of the
devil take the hinimost, and the
election OF Dorsey. MeDor aids friends
NAV retrieve their fortunes and present
q solid front in the morning. No sleep
10 Little Rock tonight
A later dispatch says the probabili-
ties are that q consolidation OF the
Democratic vote and enough OF Boven's
men may 20 With the Democrats to elect
Mcdonald.
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as . member, by taking and subscribing
to the oaths prescribed by law.

as member, by taking and subscribing &
to the oaths prescribed by law.
Senate bill No "a, "A bill allowing
to Joseph Mathews, late Sheriff Of
Lewis county, q credit Oh an execution
for two hundred and eighteen dollars
and sixty cents, as paid June ], 1861,
coming up, was read . first time and
ordered to a second reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Colran, the per
diem resolution was taken up.
On his further motion the House re-
solved itself into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Davenport in the chair,
for the consideration OF the resolu-
ton.
After some time spent in Committee
Of the Whole, the Speaker protsmpore
resumed the chair, and
Mr.. Davenport, from Committee OF
the Whole, reported that the committee
had. had under consideration sundry
amendments to the subject matter re-
ferred to it, and had agreed upon and
ask concurrence in the following sub
stitute for the resolution in question
Resolved By the Senate and House of
DELEGATES, That it is the indubitable, ina
lienable and indefeasible right Of every
member OF the Legislature to receive
his per diem allowance for any part or
the whole Of the session, and that for
the exercise of the right he ought not to
be despoiled OF his property or dis
,turbed in his person,
Which substitute was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes - Messrs. Baker, Bridges,
Brown, Bumgsruer, Butcher, Glen
denen, Cotrsn, Davenport, Fsrnsworth,
Ferguson, Fisher, Fleming. Flowers,
Foley, Gwinn, Hin1man, Hudson, HUI
linen, johnson, Ksntner. Knots of
Calhoun. Knotts of Marion, Legg,
Lewie, Monroe, Morrison, Potter, Price,
Reynolds, Robinson. RuckmsN, Shir.
lev. Smith, Srider OF Gilmer, Snider Of
Monongslis,. Spste., Stone, Stout, Tay-
Ior of Randolph, Taylor OF Richie.
Thayer, Thompson, Totten, Triplett
apG Vossler-46.
The noes were Messrs. Barrett,
Bradford, Crow. Deaver, Jr., Hinch-
man, Hively Miller of Fsyette. Rogers,
Short, White, Withrow and Wooddell
10.
Mr.. Morrison introduced, on leave,
House Bill No 81, "A bill for the re-
lief OF sherifs"
Mr.. Vossler. on leave, introduced
House Bill No. SO, "a bill to encour.
age imm grafton into the State OF West
Virginia." which was referred, under
rule &c, to the special Committee on
Immigration.
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SPAIN.
Depredatie.s BY the Cariisis.

MADRID, January Interpretations
by bands Of organized Carlists continue
in the unprotected provinces. Yes
terday . large force Of the insurgents
attacked the railway station at Eurai'
on the Northern Peninsula railroad.
and after firing the station, shot and
killed the poiptsmsn ststionened there.
They were in turn attacked by force Of
volunteers, on whose appearance them.
surgents precipitstely fled, and scattered
in the mountains The population 10
the provinces exposed to the raids Of
the Carlists are becoming irritated over
the brutalities committed, and the in
habitants are srming for their own pro-
lection.
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INDIANA.
Railroad Accident.

FoRr WAYNE, January 1S-The
eastern bound passenger train leaving
here at two P. NJ. yesterday, was ditched
near Antwerp. Ohio. The entire train
was thrown from the track. 1t is cup
posed the accident was caused BY 8
broken rail. The conductor and .
brakeman were quite seriously injured,
the latter probably fatally. Some Of
the passengers were slightly bruised,
but none 20 badly injured a. to prevent
them resuming their journey. 1t is .
miracle that great loss Of life did not
happen, as the train wss running at .
high rate OF speed.
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DAYTON.
q Sea6old.

DAYTON, O.. January lS.-A private
dispatch received from Summit by W.
T. Gebhart & Co., of this city, who
have the contract for roofing the new
court house at that place, saying that
William Wrenn and q young man
named Reigel. employed BY them, who
reside here, fell from scafold and were
seriously injured. Their injuries may
prove fatal.
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IT 10 said there is soon to be general
reduction OF rates by oil the telegraph
companies in this country. II 10 strange
the com mpauies never adopted the low
rate policy before. Experience las
shown that at low rates the telegraph
10 used 90 much more extensively that
the revenues OF . company are greater
than when high rates are charged. The
cheap postage experiment shous the
same result
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, Jsnusry ls.-Dispatches
from Bermuda, via Halifax, announce
the wreck Of the English steamship
Minnie Breslauer of Bermuda. The
vessel was commanded by Captain
Corbett and sailed from Malaga with Q
cargo OF fruit, for this port, November
20. The loss OF life, il any, has not been
learned, but hopes are entertained that
the crew were saved.
The ssmssa Hay Company.
The Directors OF the Samsna Bay
Company meet to- morrow. TO take fur
ther measures in regard to the develop
ment OF the property recently purchased
from San Domingo. II 10 understood
important measures in reference 10 the
issue Of stock will be taken at the meet
in1
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met pursuant 10 adjournment,
Mr. Morrison in the chair Che Speaker
being absent on account OF slckness.)
Mr.. Butcher. from the Committee on
CLAIMS and Grievances, reported back
the petition OF Thomas J. Scites and
seven;y-siI Others, OF Lincoln county,
Asking, iu behalf of Thomas J.
Scites, relet from being held accounta-
be for unpaid township taxes in Lincoln
county, West Virginis, for the year
1867" as being inexpedlent TO legislste
upon, and asked to be relieved from the
further consideration Of the same.
Adopted.
Mr.. Knots, o. Marion, from the
Committee on Penlentiary, reported
back
House Bill No Is, a bill to amend
aud re.enact section two OF chapter
one hundred and sixty-three OF the
CODE" with certain amendments.
A message from the Senate an
nouncei the adoption OF "a bill to
amend and re-enact chapter two OF the
Code" and the joint resolution relating
TO per diem; also OF
House JOINT Resolution No s, "Re-
questiug and instruc,;ng our represen
tstives in Congress TO favor the passage
OF a bill to resell the water privileges
ut Harper's Ferrv." with amendment.
On motion of Mr.. Stone.
Resolrsd, That the Comm mittee on Ed
ucstIon inquire into the expedlency OF
imposing the duty OF County Superin-
tendent Of Free Schools on the Clerk
of the Court, or Prosecuting Attorney,
and that he receive no compensation
except two dollars of each applicant be
NAV examine. tne applicant to pay
the same, and report by bill or other
wise.
On motion Of Mr. Triplett.
RssoLrsi, That the Committee on
Roads aud Navigation Inquire into the
expediency OF sppropristlng $500 to
build q bridge across Beaver creek, In
Nicholas county, and they report oy
bill, or otherwise.
On motion of Mr.. Baker.
Resolved, That the Jndic ary Com
nittee inquire into and report ~hs'
legislation is necessary TO compel rail"
roeds doing business in this State td
subSit to the jurisdiction OF the Courts
OF this State.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Potter presented the petition o.
David II. Strotbes, and eight others o.
Morgan county. asking TOR An sppro'
priaiion for Berkeley Springs, which
WAS referred to the Committee on Tax
alton ssd Finance.
Mr. Barrett presented the petition o
Thomas Foster and l30 others of Wir'
couoty, asking that chapter 45 OF th'
acts of 1870 be not repealed, which
~as referred to the Commit;s on Road
and Internal Navigation.
Mr.. Davenport rose TO q question o
privilege. and presented the certificate
of election Of Mr.. Samuel Mcmillan
member elect from Doddridge county
at a special election held in said count.
on the 9th day Of January, 1873. sn'
moved that he now qualify as . mem
Der OF the Hoase Of Delegstes-
whersupop Mr.. Mcmillan appesre'
At the bar Of the House and qualities
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FRANCE.
President Thiers and the Commis
sion or Thirty.

President Thters AND the Connie.
sion OF Thirty.
PARIS, January l9-It is aut thorita-
lively stated that, should the Commits
sion Of Thirty refuse to allow the Pres
ident of the Republic voice in the de.
bates OF the Assembly, President
Theirs will appeal to the whole
Assembly to decide the question. The
Commission in their report to the
Assembly on the constitutional privi-
leees OF the Executive, made on the
l4th inst, debarred the President from
addressing the Assembly unless he shall
have previously announced his inten-
tion Of 90 doing by message. This
President Theirs objects TO snd claims
the right to address the Assembly
whenever occasion may require it,
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GERM Y.
Our Relatiops With Ger,

BERLIN. January l9.-The negotia-
tions between the governments Of Ger
many and America, looking TO the es-
tablishment OF . permanent treaty re-.
garding the emigration Of German citi.
zens 10 the United States are halting,
owing 10 the inability OF the two gov
ernments TO come TO Q satisfactory
agreement regarding the terms.
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Farmers, Feed Your Lands h YouWili
Have Your Lands Feed Yov.
Harr1c du1'0
RAW SONS
Super Phosphate Of Lime !

is highly recommended fpr enabling 700
70 dsuble your cots Of Corn, ybssG Eye,
Barley, Baek wheat, Potatoes, Vineyards.
Fruit Tres, &C, 4. Fsrmsn, ordss sasiy 10
be supplied.
Price, B5 per ton, One and dry. fos bsosd.
cast OF drilling. Put up In bsv bap and
bsrTels.
AddTes LOCK BOX IA, Po~aoazos.
HARRIE GILL, HsnufarturT,
Blddls street, near Main, whssiipg,
W. Va
- Cash Paid snr all Dsad Animals, Besf
Feet and Dry BonAL may1dr
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COLUMBUS.
Fatal Accfdehts.

COLUMBUS, January lS-John Geary,
q printer. fell down a flight Of stairs
yesterday, receiving injuries from which
be died.
Mat Martin, the express messenger
who was injured on the Little Miami
railroad yesterday. is reported in q dy-
ing condition.
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FOREIGN.
ENGI.AN d.

Death of Sir Edward Bulwer Lyttou
LONDON, January lS.-Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton. the eminent novelist
and historian, died to day.
Died.
LIVERPOOL, January lS.-Mr. Graves,
Member OF Parliament for Liverpool,
is dead.
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CHICAGO.
Denied.

CHICAGO. January ls.-Dion Bouci'
csult, now performing ss McViekers
Theatre, was interviewed BY . reporter
last night and denied the ereport that he
placed the Confederate dsg over bis
theatre in London during our civil var
Some OF the papers have been attack.
ing bim for this supposed action.
Alumni Meeting.
The Alumni of Yale College held its
annual reunion st the Gardner House
Last night . number Of prominent citi-
ssos being present.
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MAINE.


BANGOR. January l9.-Tbe smallpox
has about disappeared from this city
and quarantine restrictions will soon be
removed. All the severe cases are
carefully isolated. In the town OF
Hampton bat FIVE cases are reported.
The public scbools OF this city and
Hamptoo reopen tomorrow. and the
Supreme Court will resume ito sessions
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LOUISVILLE.
BanRFupt-Dted.

LOUISVILLE, January lS.-Dr. Brady,
Of Everybody Takes 1t" bitters, filed a
petition in bankruptcy; liabilities, &c.
900.
Captain A. A. Colt, who WAS at one
time connected with the proprietorship
of the old Gait House, died suddenly
to-day.
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MINNESOTA.
More Victims.

Sr. PAUL, January ls.-A man was
brought here to-day from Beaver Falls,
one OF the victims of the storm OF
Thursday, to have one arm and q leg
sm mputsted. Out Of Q party Of Ave,
three frose to death, one escaped With
bis hands frozen. and the other will be
Obliged to have IN arm and leg sm-
putsted. The weather continues cold,
the thermometer varying from twenty
Eve to thirty degrees below zero.
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atheeling Geeister.
West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.
THURSDAY, January l6.

lHUksDAh, Jduuary io.
The Senate met at q o'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. Hall OF Wetzel, who WAS absent
when the vote upon the per diem reso-
luton was taken, on Wednesday. asked
leave to record himself upon the ques-
ton. TINS being granted, he accord
ipgly voted iu favor of the resolution.
This vote places the Senate against the
allowance of pay for the holidays.
Mr.. Hall, OF Barbour, from the Com.
mittee on Education, reported back the
bill in relation to the branch Normal
School at Shepherdstown without re-
commentator, proposing, however, Ger.
tain amendments. The bill was subse>
quently read second time and ordered
TO its third reading.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Offered by Mr.. Hall, OF Barbour.
That the Committee to examine the
Public Library be and are hereby em-
powered with authority to require TO be
brought before them such papers, doc
uments, records and other writings as
they may desire; and such person or
persons as they may see fit to have ap-
pear before them, in order that said
committee may the better perform the
duties required OF them.
By Mr.. Summer.-That the Com
mittee on the Public Library be iu-
structed to inquire into the expediency
Of providing for the reception, filing,
binding and preservation in said Libra
~, OF such newspapers OF this State "a
shall be furnished or that purpose and
report by bill or otherwise
By Mr. Camien-Tnat the Commit
tee on Education inquire into the expe.
diency of permitting all religious de-
nominations, under suitable regulations.
to use the public school houses TOR
places OF religious worship and that
said committee report, &c.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Price-"FIx ng the time for
holding the Circuit Courts in the First
Judicial Circuit
BY Mr.. Nawter-"Chauging the time
tor holdirg the county courts in the
county Of Monroe" Also one changing
the time for holding the Circuit Courts
10 the couD,ies o. Monroe and Green
brier"
By Mr.. Hall, OF Barbour-"To pro-
vide for the appointment, &c.. OF a
State Librarian
PETITIONS
Presented by Mr. Csmden-Of Nor
decia Smith aud Others, OF Harrison,
asking for hog law. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The bill relating to unlawful entry
aud detainer WAS real the third time
and passed.
The bill in relation TO marriages, in
tro iuced since the recess, 10y Mr.. Hall.
OF Wetzel, coming up on lis third read
ing, was indefinitely postponed at the
instance OF Mr.. Sherrard, after dis
cussion at some length which canvassed
among other subjects the properly OF
first cousins marrying.
The bill author zng the appointment
OF commissioners to convey lands cold
81 delinquent; etc came up.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, January l9.-River ris-
ing fast, with II feet in tie cham
Weather very cold The HIS Turner
and E. II. Durfee arrived from New Or
leans. Ten or twelve tows OF Goals ar
rived; many OF them passed down
without landing. No departures.
MnrBs, January l9-Weath.r
clear. River fell 6 inches. Arkansas
river falling slowly with 4 feet to Little
Rock.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Excitement ~ Canonsburg,

CANoSsBuRa, January l3.-Great ex-
citement was caused here this noon by
me academy buildings being ransscked
by the trustees OF the Washington and
Jefferson College. The people were
hard to restrain from driving of those
engaged in the work. Fortunately
order was preserved.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Dr. Livingstsas Heard From.
LONDON. January 20.-Advices have
been received here from Zanxibar. con-
tanning the latest intelligence from
Professor Livingstone, which state that
the great explorer had left Unyanyembe
in August last for the interior oil
Africa. His intended point Of desti-
nation was Ironda Cavas, from whence
he will continue his explorations.
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MAsSACHUSETTs.


srRrxsvrzLD, January 2o.-Messrs.
Smith q Wesson. Of this city. have
concluded . contract With the Russist
government for the manufacture OF
%, 900 pistols. This is the secood con
tract given this firm for the same num-
Der Of pistols within three months.
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CINCINNATI.
Attempted Suicide.

CINCINNATI, January Isl, R. Stone,
of the irm OF Stone & Stewart, paper
manufacturers, attempted suicide last
night by cutting his throat. 1t is
thought he may recover. Cause, ner'
yous debility.
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RUSSIA.

Respect for the Dead Emperor.
Sr. PETERSBURG, January l9.-It is
officially announced that the Russian
Government will go into mourning, out
Of respect to the late eI-Emperor Ma
poleon.
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NEW JERSEY.


PIrscEfos, January l8-rhe large
and spacious farm house and contents
OF Colonel George Huston, twenty miles
south OF Galway. Wa entirely con-
sumed BY Are Last evening Los
Sl5, 900 70 $4,000; insursd for $2s0o
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Smallpox.

Smallpox.
RoxBURY, January lS.-This morn
ing Judge Colt, OF the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court OF Massachusetts,, was re-
moved to the smallpox hospital here
by bis own request, being very sick
with the disease.
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PRUSSIA.

Relations Between Germany and Bs.
variR.
BERLIN. January lS-The relations
between Germany and Bavaria are
cooling. King Louis, Of Bavaria, has
refused to recall the Bsvarian Ambss-
sador from Rome, and this refusal has
given offense to the German Govern
ment as throwing an obstacle in the
way OF German unity.
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LEocA proposes to keep the money
she makes in America and not subject
i. 70 the dispopal OF hsr orsansrtai
Baron Won Rodsn.