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An Iowa woman gave her husband
morphine To- cure him Of chewing tobac-
co.. 10 cured him, but sho is doing her
own ia'l p.owirg.
a duukarI handed bottle of whiskcy
% bis son for safe Keeping, at Stanford.
Ky. Too boy dropped aud broke it,,
-plus thc liquor The loss so enraeod
thc man that be- shot and killed tho boy
oHcnjcr
Among tho many scattering votes at
The lato ~. s. election was one iu Svro-
cusc reading thus; "Tor Governor. The
Devil" TO has boon said of many mon
that they would vote for the devil. ir
regularly nomiua ed. ibis is, perhaps,
the first case OF actually voting for him
ON "a split ticket az that
Tho bride OF a week, at New PntIadel.
phia, Ohio, mystciously disappeared.
The pair had married for love. uoinirg
had happened that could have raised a
asouable regret, and 90 was feared She
had met with au accident The truth was
that grow g home ck, She had quietly
takon "a train for enc parental rocC
AtlIuuuugton, W. va. the other dav.
younr girl who bad been cruc.I treat
"a bv her parents took a rope. went to
Ii ld ana rolled @ pumpkinuudor q tree.
She hen tied tho rJ1o 60 limb. made "a
moose around hor neck. rolled thc pump
Kin from under her feet, and so hanged
herself
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WoilOIh
Enough. Mr.. Editor. about Austen
tor tho present, rs We have neither tnuo.
nor perhaps the talent. nor Vou porhaps
the space 20 spare Tor such letters
However. before closing we would like
10 say To the bachelor roBdorS OF the An
Gus. II any of them With means either
large ar small arr anxious TO n AIRY,
GlNe Austen a call, - the business mon
say, before purchasing elsewhere.
one moro word to our boys before we
oi You can we'll afford Co take paper,
and Tor tho small SUM of $3.50 Won can
gct the ARGUS for ono wear, and in it
YOU will find the uowS ot this place. So
the next time YOU 20 to- Tuuu9ltun give
our names ,o tho ARGUS agent, W. J.
LaNe'le. and he will get you the paper
you'll never regret Your money.
ours always,
'rNR no
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LOCAL CHIT-CHAT.
Happenings Here ana Hcrea5ou outs

Voltz has the boss" hat Of the season
Luov. l5tr
Mckenzie, the HuNter, pays cash for
Hides and Furs. rno.22t.c
The ARGUS aad the Wheeling Rcgtste,.
for $3.50 a year.
E-Fine Soap aud Perfumery at Dent
~ Sons, Newburg.
If you want good hat for the least
money, 20 to Voltz. [nov. l5tf.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deed made May o, 1878, from Eliz-
abeth Ashburn To w, c. Menear for
As acres lard in Valley District.
Mckenzie. the Podd,cr. sells silks as
low as 31l cents per yard.
For the present, those of our home sub
scrihers hitherto served by the carrier
will receive their papers either at this of
flee or the PoStolnce rs they may prefer.
This course is rendered II, cessarv bv roa-
son of the boys being all at school.
Mems Gloves-all kinds-at VOTES.
Lno27t2
Mckenzie, the Huxter, pays cash for
poultry.
DR.. j. T. Fuller, o. Bnndonville
who is attending course of Lectures at
Clevelind, Ohio, writes that his health
has greatly improved. and that at the
clsoe OF the present course will return to
Bandonvlle. This will be welcome
news to the many warm friends OF the
Doctor.
va Fresh and Pure French Candles
at Dent " Sons Drug Store, Newburg.
We had a pleasant call, ON Monday
last. from our old and esteemed friend,
DR.. VIM, NJ. Dent, of Newburg. We
were glad 10 learn, and her many friend
will be glad 10 Learn that the condition
Of Mrs Dent, who has been lying dams
gero lsly i'll for some time, is much
more hopeful.
Pure Drugs and Drug Notions at Den.
q sons, Newburg.
We are authorized to state that DR..
VIM. NJ. Dent h no intention of re-
moving 10 Mooongalis County OF any
whore else, all rlmors to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The DR.. proposes to
hold TIE fort where he is. d. Dent
is one of the few men professionally,
socially ard politically that Preston
County cannot afford to lose,
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The Bible of Modern Science.

From He LoHdoD Freeman.
The preparation Of tho new Bible.
which is 20 be inspired by sweet repson
ableness, Las not made much advance
yet. We lay before our readers the i'm
proved version Of the first chapter of
Genesis:
j. There never was "A beginning.
2. And Cosmos was homogeneous and
undinerentiated, and somehow or an
other evolution began and molecules
appeared.
3. And molecule evolved protoplasn,
and rhythmic thrills arose, and then
there was light.
j. Ana "a spirit Of envy was developed
and formed the plastic cell whence arose
the prmordial germ,
D. And the primordih germ became
protogeue, and protogene somehow
shaped cocoon, then was the dawn Of
life.
Is, And tho herd yielding seed ami the
fruit tree yielding fruit after its own
kind, whose seed is in itself developed
according 20 it's own fancy.
Z. Tho cattle after his kind. the bea, {
OF the earth after his kind aud every
creeping thing ecame evolved hv hct~
erp2eucpu- segregation and cOncomitaut
dissipation of motion.
8. 20 that by survival Of the httcst
there evolved the simiads from the Jelly
fish, and the ,imiads differentiated them
selves into the hrJpomorphic primer.
Ola. types.
9. Audi u due time one lost bis tail and
teclne man, and Jchold he was the most
cunning q. aII aIimaig.
10, And iu process OF lime, 10y natural
selection and survival oil the httc,t.
Matthew Arnold, Herbert Spencer, aud
Charles Darwin appeared, and behold IL
was worry g0oi.
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VOLTS.
"Peicrson's Magazine" for Decem Der
is ON our table and is a marvel of beauty.
even for Peterson" Tncre are two
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other title page, representing a beauti-
iul lttle child, asleep I'm his crib, with
"a rose bud in his hand. after picture
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contributors. one of the best aud most
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by mpaiUtively now auIi or cPeter-
SON. somehow, is always finding out
the fest new authors.) is called Baby
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lars, six copies will be sent for 1850. with
an extra copy for getting up the clu b.
Specimens arc mailed, gratis, if written
for, to those wishing to get mp club
Now is the time TO get up clubs for next
year Address, CHAs. j. PETERSON,
BOO Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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$i>t0 ~'F ~-i- eN'''V,-s--.- s'.- g. -
hAr-DemNnd active; aupply c,ua 20
W. oiu loose ON wagons ste 00GI4 70 per
.on; oS'ed AZ about the samo figures, or a
trih' higher In some cases Western
Iowa SIS 0O09O 90.
MtLLrEEp-ln small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS per ton; ship stuf
SIP per ton.
IRONIsIONS
CoFrEH-Fair 90 gNod Rio at HOLD.
prime l'c; choice Is; best Wnr,Hnr
roasted lSc, yellow RIO 49,. Java 25S
SNrups' common SialO'. prime as; New
orleans molssscs, So@iOc prime 85c:
choice lOc.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG Us
Is Published eue1y Saturday by The
ARGUS PRINTING COMPANY,
XINGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

To residents Of this coitnty-One ear.
$3.50; six months, 10; four months, 90
cents.
To non residents ofUe cOitnty-One year.
81 ,65-the 10 cents extra being charged
n pr spay pOstage:- six months, So cents;
thre months, co cents.
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- Mems Fine Linen Collars, at
VOLTS.
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! ENRN CLAY HYDE.
ATTORNEY ~ LAW.

EINdwoop PRESTON COUNTY, W. VA
Ed~Will rpcticc in Preston and ,i
joining ,.urtIt. '''
oftict la ,mno's brick hni,dinr
N'"'' spun .' OCtlS~'10
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'paily except SUNDAY. fDailv. tDou'r
stop here, Besides the above>naircd
trains there Il w " Train with q pass
enger car attached, that goes both cast
and west daily, except sunday.
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PATENTS.

"a. lehman, Solicitor Of American
aud Foreign Patents Washington, ID. g.
All business connected with Patents.
whether before the Patent once or the
Courts. promptly attended 10. No charge
made unicss patent * secured. Send
l1T circular.
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3. & 0. R. R. TINE TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail road
Tor She stations named below, which Sook
effect May. 18th, 1879:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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We are informed that DR. WIN. NJ
Dent of Nowhurg coutcmp'8ies moving
io MouDug8Iia soon. DR. T.. ~. Dent
viii take bis practice. We DO not vouob
Tor tIc Truth of toe report. but hope 10
mny prove true. br. Dent iq SON of the
Venerable Dr. ". Debt. and WIS brought
UP iu tui- coui tv and for number of
year, enjoy q % lucrative practice here.
Hor00ufDHn D0UiriOU.
We have beard of 40 such rumor.
and hope and believe chat our contompo-
rary has boon mi.iuformed.
~ u ~. rio I,rt.- aTI ts..f- .r ..-..f...-
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on Tuesday, the 18th Of November. 81
little three year OLD girl Of Mr.. Joseph
b. McGinnis Of Threeforl died Of diph-
iberia and was buried on the following
Wednesday at the Hopewe1 cemetery.
The Rev Mr.. Johnson, of the Mason
town circuit oHiciated i'm the nncra
services. There are five moro Of Mr.
MEG miss children down with TN. ter
Hble disease. but vt present it is Thought
by tho attending physician that th cy
will recover.
Rev. = y. Conway closed n series Of
meetings at the Bethel church which
lasted some ten days, resulting in several
conversions and accossions 10 the
church.
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DIED

Mrs Hettie J. Brown, wife of John II.
Browne of this place. died at the residence
of her father near West Alexander. Wash.
ngton county, Pa, on last Tuesday
morning, Nov. 18th, Of consumption.
At his home near Newburg. Nov. 10Th
oftyphoid fever, Henry Cassidy, soI Of
Thomas Cassidy, in the ODD year Of his
age.
Lange's Plugs Dent C Sons, New
burg. rnosC
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If you have a lot Of trade, drup card
20 MckeLzie Al Howesville, and he vii,
come and sec YOU.
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va Cream Dates and Rock Candy at
Dent & Sons, Newburg.
MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED
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STATIONS. No. II Not No, y 40. 70
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
INTERESTING FIGURES.

APPROPRIATIONS, EXPENDITURES, COINAGE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The following memo
randum of appropriations has been furnished
by the treasury department.: For the fiscal
year 1877, 1924, 122,0l1.
For 1878, $114, 069. 483.
Appropriations for rivers and harbors was
omitted for this year, and the postofhce appro-
priation bill was five millions less thon in 1887.
Fer 1879, STAG, 304, 800. This includes in
creased deficiencies, increased river and harbor
appropriations and the Halifax fisheries award.
The treasury has issued $13, 359, 942 in STAN
dard silver dollars. OF this amount $6, SIS, 7l2
has been returned. The amount now held in
the treasury il $28, lat 1851. Total receipts of
the government for the fiscal year ending to-
day, from all sources amounts to $276, 250, S27.
Total ordinary expenses, not including In
terest on the public debt, amounted to 1884,
| $50, 1884.
Total amount of gold coin and bullion in the
treasury Jan. 2, the date of resumption, was
81 SOC, 3S2, 639. Amount in treasury to-day,
$13, $50, SAT ,462. !
Coinage at the minis during June, 1879, gold
double eagles, 1874, $50 pieces, value, $27O7 900;
half eagles, 22,200 pieces, value, Sill, $50; to-
tai gold, 157 $50 pieces, value, 2818 500; eagles,
| 1884 pieces, value, $1,O31, 440; half eagles,
1885, 1926 pieces, value, 81 442 1870; three dollars,
sc, 1914 pieces, value, $1O9, 1s2; quarter eagles,
pieces, value: SO, 02o; total gold, 2,759, a. 42l
pieces, value $40, 1886, 9l2. Silver dollars, ~
227 $50, value, 81, 227, $50; half dollars. 45o
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
MAINE DEMOCRACY.
Garcelon Renominated for Goyernor-The
Platform.

Garcelon Renominated for Goyernor-The
Platform.
BANGOR, Me-. July 1.-The Democratic State
convention held a meeting to-day and Gov.
Garcelon was renominated by reclamation.
The following ia the platform:
RESOLVED, That the partisan acts of Congress
that withdraws control of elections from hones+
electors and places it in the custody of tools of
the executive, are not designedto secure honest
elections, but to enable fraudulent admins
tration to perpetuate its powers.
Resolved That the power to buy up the refuse
of every city under the name of deputy mar
shals, without limit to their number and price,
and at the expense of the public treasury, |
putting it in the power of single individual
minion of the executive to arrest and imprison
with or without warrant any and as many
peaceable electors as he may choose to keep
from voting, are powers too dangerous to be-
trusted to any administration. y
Res0lued, That we approve of the efforts Of
the Democratic members of Congress to secure
the repeal of these outrageous and obnoxious
enactments, as 30 against all traditions of the
builders of our repu blican system, that we do
not hesitate to declare that no further appro-
priation should be made by Congress to carry
them into effect and that we condemn the &C
ton of the Republican leaders in keeping
alive the sectional issues and hatred engendered
by the war and we call upon true men and pa
triotic men everywhere to recognize no north,
no south, no east, no west, but one whole
country composed of equal States in one insep-
cradle Union. sE ~ a
12esolued, That we are in favor of = currency
of gold, silver and paper, the paper to be kept
at par with coin at all times, and we are IN
favor of free and unlimited coinage Of silver;
that we approve the measures of economy and
reduction Of State expenditures inaugurated
by the union of Democrats and Greenbackers
in the last legislature and insist upon their
continuance in the future as theonly salvation
from ruinous taxation and hopeless bank
ruptcy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July l. Haynes, the
engineer of the steamer May Queen, which ex-
ploded herboiler on Lake Minnetonks, Satnr-,
day, just before his death confessed that when
the boat landed at Rockwell's leland the water
was low in the boiler, and that when be started
the machinery to back up, the pump was set
in motion and the explosion Immediately fol.
lowed. There is no doubt that pumping cold
water into the heated boiler was the cause Of
the explosion. GEttTu4a saaszEfss III 3gs ,eess
Dr.. Nelson, the coroner, went out to Mime
tonka yesterday, and it is understood that an
inquest will be held on Engineer Haines. who
died from injuries received at the explosion
last Saturday. q. 3gss jiza, .as.s.,,e. fs..s.8
Capt. Rockwell and Mrs. Beakey were re-
ported much easier at 6 O'clock last night.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
NUMBER l69
WILD WINDS.

Bismarck Suffers Lively Shaking Up by
Old Boreas-Three River Steamers Badly
Wrecked and Buildings More or Less
of Life-Other Casualties.
WILD WINDS At BISMARCK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, D. T., July LA heavy gale Of
wind and rain, accompanied by lightning
and violent claps of thunder, struck the town
at P. NJ, doing much damage to unfinished
shippinss, buildings, awnings, signs, etc. The
main force Of the storm seems to have struck
the steamboat landing. The new boats Of the
Coulson line, Montana and Dakota, were badly
damaged, the former being badly wrecked.
per deck on the windward side. The McLeos.s
of the Baker line, lost both of her smoke-stacks
and was otherwise damaged. At this writing
Icsn learn of no loss Of life. The Helena. a
the Benton line, which left for Benton str.
NJ, bad just rounded the point at Burnt Creek
when the storm reached the landing. As she
Is out of sight We have no way of learning her
fate, the impression here is that she was ont
of the track of the storm.
LATER.
All the, town is out to-day viewing the
"ASSA0' A10 VoOAao AAOu LUG 0OatS are SCAT
tered far and near along the road and bluff
sides. The boats present q wonderful appear
ance, the Montana being the most damaged.
She will be sent below for repairs at once. Her
entire cabin, pilot-house and upper decks are
gone. The estimated damage to the two bats
ls about $4,000. It seems almost miraculous
that no one should have been killed. the only
casualty thus far reported being one n an in
town who had three ribs broken by his house
being blown over. The Montana caught fra
during the storm from the laundry stove, but
was quickly subdued, and a total loss Of the
finest boats on the upper river averttd. -
The Rose Bud, from Fort Keogh, inst in this
morning, reports having passed the Helena
after the storm, and she was unhurt.
4 TERRIBLE DEATH
BosToN, July IA shocking scene occurred
at the slaughter house of Henry Gunsenbeiser.
at West Bonneville, to-day. Henry White, an
employe SO years eft age. was leading bull
into the slaughter house when the rope became
loosened and the animal caught White below,
the navel with one horn and ripped his BODY
completely open, causing instant death.
t&s.a& Ea2 FIRE LOSSES.
ATLANTA, Ga, July l.-To-day Clarke's
cotton factory and mills, sixteen miles east Of
Atlanta, burned. Loss $50, 900; property val
ned at $4,000.
COLUMBUS, Ga, July Ia fire in NeiIs stock
yard this morning burned three large stables
and about 100 tons of hay. Loss about al0
GOO; insurance 81, 800.
ST. JOHN, N. F., July LA fire on Water
street caused loss of 5000; insurance.
$4,000. sra o'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
SUMMARY,
O0,. and Shell.

Oar and She'll.
NORTHWESTERN AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.
TOLEDO, June 1.-The annual regatta of the
Northwestern Amateur Rowing association will
be held here Thursday and Friday of the
present week Fourteen crews are entered and
the city is rapidly filling up with boatmen.
The most interesting feature of the occasion is
8 contest in the senior fOur-Oared class for q
prize valued at 5000 and the championship of
the United States, between the Sho-wa-cae-
mettes, of Monroe, and the Wah-wah-sums, of
East Saginaw, Mich. The race will be three
miles with turn, and hot contest with ex-
cellent time is looked for. Geo. N. Bowlesby,
Jr., takes the place of Joseph Nodeau as No.
3 in the Sho-wa-cae-mettes. Both crews are
already on the ground and IN the best of con-
dition. On July 4th the Junior four cared race
occurs, in which seven clubs have entered
crews.
HANLAN.
LONDON. July l--Hanlan left Manchester to-
day for the United States. He intends before
embarking to make reply to the decision of
the trustees of the sportsman cup.
LONDON, July 2.-Hanlan sailed in, the
steamer City of Chester. On his arrival at
Liverpool Gov. Packard, American consul gen.
eral, gave q dinner in his honor. The Hanlan
club will become the custodian of the cup until
it is challenged by England, when Hanlan will
be sent to defend it. o3a sIfs5l9
FAST TIME BY EVAN MORRIS.
Boston, July LA single scull race for $500
side between Warren Smith, Of Halifax, and
Evan Morris, Of Pittsburgh, distance one and
half miles and return, took place at Silver
lake this afternoon. Smith won by half q
length in the fastest time on record, 81 O5; the
next best time being made by Hanlan at Phil
adelphia in 1876 in 81 :09.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
THE DEVILS DOMAIN.
Suicide of an Army Lieutenant on Account
of Gaming Losses-Mt Deeds
of DeYiltry. tf,ta aas4ss.
FAMILY CUTTING AFTRAY.


FAMILY CUTTING AFTRAY.
LITTLE Rock, July l.-Yesterday farmer
named Davis, living near Beebe, had . dispute
with his stepson, Jackson Parker. In whipping
the boy he broke two of his ribs The boy
went to the field where his brother was work.
ing, when Davis soon followed. They alllfoueht,
during which Davis received . severe cut from
q Ratchet and cut each of the boys dangerously
with knife.
POsrOFFICE THIEF sENTENCED.
CHICAGO, July LIN the United States dis
trict court, this morning. Wm.sP. Golsen, con-
'victed of embezzlement Of postof6ce funds,
was sentenced by Judge Blodgett to con6ne-
ment in the county Jail one year and to pay q
fine of $l,250. p4laH7 s4a7,4 $50
SUICIDE OF LIEUT.. M'oAuLEY.
ATLANrA, July l.--Lieut. McCauley suicided
on account Of losses at the gaming table, I'D
was deeply Involved through, losses at faro.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., July l.-Oharles Herr
man and Thomas Welsh were arrested here to.
day for the murder Of VIM. Martin, real estate
broker, who was mysteriously beaten to death
in his Office in Philadelphia some time aRo.
The charge is made by woman claiming to .be
eHerman's wife. |
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
The vahlert Divorce Cas-.

The district court room was crowded yes-
terdayi morning, with parties interested in
the result Of the Vahlert divorce suit. the
trial Of which was taken up by Judge Brill
at ten O'Clock. The suit was commenced
some months ago by Elizabeth yxhlert. =
f ! account of the allegations set forth in
the bill having appeared IN the G1opE. the
pr1nc'pai charges consisting of drunkenness.
abuse and dangerous threats.
.'.lt was generally in,imated at the time thu
bill was filed that the trial would witnaas
ls1i' very Tacy ! developments which ma
doubt partially accounted for the number ~
'dls'nterested and salacious lounpers. vaster-
Day morning The proceedings, Yesterday.
however, were commercially short and =.
most entirely lacking in the ella.
y rnents Of sensationaiism. Tastimonv
was submitted tending to show the dissolnt.
habits Df the husband, Jacob Vahlert. whiis
several excuses we're offered by The la,ter
Individual In e1tenuation Of his miscontlnct .
Ihe trial lasted two hours, and the eyidanes
proved that the union Of the childish couple
was lll-starred and entirely lacking in tha
elements Of true domestic affinity. Ihs
CASE was taken under advisement.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-02
WITHOUT DAY.
END OF THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
EORTY-SIXrH CONGRESS.l

Closing Business of the Two Houses-Ex-
ira Pay to Committee Clerks and Dis
charged Treasury Employes-The Senate
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