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Il was not TO be expected that the impartial and con.
Ciatoy policy Of General Pierce In the distribution OF
The government offices would give entire satisfaction to
all, especially in States where the democratic party had
been divided previous the presidential election. Each
section Of the party was naturally jealous Of the other
and there were doubtless men in each who un-
reasonable demand that the other should be entire
ly prescribed and all The Offices be given to their
ton and because that has not been done-because
General Fierce has very properly regarded all who stand
upon the democratic platform equally entitled to
sderation--such men complain and Ienounce him. But
this emneny just and reasonable policy Of the Pres
dent commends itself TO the calm Judgment and Of
justice Of the great Of the people, and is cheerfu
acquesced in by all disnteesed men; for all must see
that by no other policy could the harmony and conse-
quent ascendency Of the party be preserved The true
OF the democratic party did not unite in the battle to
be separated in victory; they united for the Triumph Of
democratic principles and the good Of the country, with
the full determination that that union should be perma
nsnt and those who vace the ascendency iof demo.
cratic principles above the mere personal benefits which
thereby to individuals will not object policy
which is at the dictate of good faith, justice, aud
patriotism. and by which alone that ascendency be
Preserved.--N. IL Pahiol
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or Cavalry CorpsA special meeting OF the cavalry corps
held Washington Infantry
Monday evening" June 3t O'Clock. As business
the to be raBsucted hoped
Der will be present.
wishing corps opportunity
stated above. The first
for membership s live dollars.
by order OF the committee
June lid GEORGE W. McLANE, Secretary.
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From The RchAond ENQUIRER
Inc Mesilla QuestiOn In California

Proposition IN As legislature ,Ese ten companies 81
mounted men, to lake tie field. If necessary.
There was quite an excitement in California agans
the "vanous Mexicans" In California when the news
OF the difficulty between General Lane and Governo,
Tlias came TO hand
In The assembly, the morning OF the 81, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution were offered and de-
baed
Whereas common ruror has Informed us that the gov
eminent OF Mexico has hesnted 70 violate the solemn
treaty entered inp with the UnieH S,atos unadaup pc
ida'go, the I'd day Of February, 1913 and whereas
through the same channel, have learned that the mill
tary governor of New Mexico General Lane) mas seized
~ certain lands in dispute between the high
tracing parties, and from hence anticipate speedy
war between those powers: Therefore,
Res0irtd, That committee of three be appointed to
draughta resolution b authorizing persons
10 organize ten companies OF mounted men, without
peDse TO the STATE and granting them the right repair
spot within and The line of the State where il
touches The river ella, there remain long they
choose their cost, until requ'sition shall ha
been made upon this State for troops, in the eveht OF
10 Mex
The member who moved the resolution said tina, i, was
now well known that General Santa Anna was again
President Of Mexico and would probably turn his allen
ton Immediately TO The northern provinces OF that coun-
try and that the safety of our frontier required the pres
ence OF large force there, was very likely to
commence between that nation and own so suddenly
that troops could not be obtained from the East in sea-
son. Quite animated debate grew out OF this move
ment, In which many OF the abss members took part II
was proposed at first 10 refer i, 10 the Committee Fed
era Relations. and then to the Committee of Ways and
Means but the final result motion 10 lay ii or
the table which prevailed. The debate however, goe.
10 show that the "hears OF the people prepared fo
war" whenever il may come. The course Of Governo
Tiias is all hands spoken Of Contagious" nobody
doubling that Governor Lane was in the right.
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nHANCERY SALEBy Of decree court
District county wasAingon made
the casse Of Roach al. n al,
chsncey dated ~ 1883 viii osr mr. ss,s puhsc
Jas O. Mc0uire Friday. s4ah
Gay June, O'Clock, the following Ion so~nA
Washington, visf
square oce lots 49, and 20 in LOS, g.
H. and 49, In squire $50; lots and T. in
", ~ ~, u.s. and 49, in o54 lots H. and r. IN
oea lots 7s TO- and H. sqaars Oa; lots
So 10, H., ~ 10 and ~ IN square and g. IN
y .r. LIS LOIS and g 70 square ai and lot square
cash. and The ssidue in equal ir-mens tsive
onhs with interest he by approved or bonds
On failure comply days nNe,
cal The right reserved sell expense purchaser
Al conssyanens al the expense Of BE purchaser
WALTER =. cox, Trusses,
June 2-@wAds JAS. o. MCGUIRE, Anct.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Aacaioneer.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
TlONOn Wednesday afternoon, June 49, 6k clock,
The premises shall sell the following described
Ill Lots and 4, fronting ~ NORTH
l7th and 18th streets and Of lot fronting ~
on the
These handsomely within
Presidents House and the various public Offices.
Terms One third cash residue twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
May a7-dis Aucdonesr.
Imne diasely after tho above, shall and
49, l04 $50
30 inches, improved by brick
building. JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June I'D
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antiquity on THE MAGSIFYIkG GLAss-it is a curious
circumstances that real masnifyng glass. identified by
Sir David Brewster decidedly and designedly such
was recently found BY Mr. Lsyard in OF the temples
OF Nineyeh Mr. Layard says that many OF the cunei-
form inscriptions and other smaller sculptures are so
deicatey Gu, and minute be "almost uninelli.
gble without magnifyng glass;, and OF course could
not have been Gu, without the aid OF one.
Boston, Traveller
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The cuLrURE-The Rochester American say
that gentleman who has carried both the cultivation
OF the and the manufacture OF tea from their leaves
for years, and some OF the time employed 200 the
work, has left that place after. extensive examination
Of the soil and climate Of the South, for China and the
East Indies expressly 10 impo, stock Of young plants
superior respect TO those cultivated by Dr. Smith
al Greenville, s c.
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CHicAGo.-rbe wonderful progress and prosperity OF
Chicago may be learned from the simple fact that
single day, Thursday May 9Th, there were four hun.
dred and eighty arrivals of strangers at the five prnc
pal hotels in the city A few years ago. the ground
upon which Chicago is built wilderness aud prai-
re-now is altogether the mos, hourshng inland city
In the Union. Real estate there commands much
higher ptlce than il does in Pllsburg.
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SukA ron yisuLEsr SMALLPOX on soARLATiNA AND
aItsLD-A merchant and ship-owner OF this city has
had the following sent him from England. where il was
furnished BY Mr. Lafkio, member 81 the Royal College
OF Surgeons. and who vouches for il medicine thai
will effect revolution ia The healing art as regards the
prevention and cure. not only OF smallpox bal also OF
measles and searailns however malignant the type in
manner more efhcien, and extraordinary than could
ever have been Lthefc anticipated even by the ar
deaf philanlhropisl -
"on The first appearance OF fever irritation usherng
% attacks. whether occurring in families or large COM
nuntes, the suhoincd mode Of treatment should al
be entered on Take grain O! powdered foxglovc
dsi,as. (vsaable in The ratio Of us geenness dark
should be feecied) and OF sulphate OF 1nc tths
article 10 commonly known as white ytfol) These
shoud be rubbed thoroughly in mortar other
nlent vessel with four five drops OF water this done.
nosgin Tor about four ources) more, with syrup
OF sugar, should be added. OF this mixture table
spoonful should be given adult and two easpoonsfu
TO ahiid, evefy second hour, until symptoms OF disease
vanish
Thus conduciet, eonvalescence, as il by a.sc will
result The iapiily OF an event so auspicous will
equally delight and asionish. Ii may, however, be
necessary further 10 nc,e that should the bowels become
obsrucled IN progress OF the disease, evil by
common, then drachm Of The compound powder CT
janp Uormed OF two parts cream Of tartar with one of
jaap) and one grain oil the herb, treated as above,
formed into laN with syrup sugar, should be given
TO an adult, and hall the quantity 10 child. This sim
pie medicine shuts every other form article what
ever, as totally unnecessary, II not pernicious.
The mshodus mtdsadi OF these medicines, capable OF
eheeos results so gigantic, remains only TO be given
and appears 10 be follows The herb, by its anti
febe properties. lays hold at Of The cvGr the pro-
life source of woe, which il Immediately s,ranges, while
the zinc acts the part oil tonc instantly restoring the
equilibrium"
Mr.. La.kn adds: " No emigrant government vessel
should hereafter be allowed TO put to without a
few pence worth OF these protectors; and is further
adeny hoped that, he dearest interests Of
humanity vitality involved III this discovery.
the PRESS OF all countries will give publicity 10 this
nouncemenl" -Bosion Courier
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From the Madison IN, W Observer.


Moss. MsysARp, esq, died May 25t his residence
aged lie
Of citizens Of the and lie flied many
Of honor under the and national governments
Of the Of Madison,
Bouckvic, member Of the State legislature
county States loan IN
Of 1897 The duties Of these performed
responsibilities discharged TO general satisfaction lie
democrat Of the old school, In his
ed, and capable Of transferring his
the declaration OF independence
and had OF the spirit Of the times which he exhibited in the
1872 which he served major lie took active
IN internal OF the lie instrumental
producing Of this and the adjacent counties
Of for constructing the Chnango
earliest advocate and uniform supporter
plank gave village died and
Of OF its He surpassed
political ssracy and in the Of his judgment
manifested much boIdness of
dependence In thought he original and leading lie
his views of The acts Of men in and that showed
.anco and eh'edncss the Of day
Of He appeared like one
Of the odcn hsboned and soress His health
life had become
self To him hi, death loss his friends only have
No friend abored
Tho days before his exit, was
from pain and from influence Of medicine, telling
him that Should short time, he hand
and with fearful said, Good bye God bless
feel that shadows, snd what shadows pursue We
ask rs to our fellows
Is be rone rom me-. struggle swsyw
When him again.
CoId mute In his conn he lay"
Ely J.C., McGuIRE, Aoctsomeer.
VALuAsLE PROPERTY Ar AUoTIoN.-ou Tuesday .f.r-
following described property, viz
Square $751; the
Do Og5, Iot ~
DO 1904, iot3
6A,
10 ITO, all
DO MS improved by brick dwelling house, hc
DO oil, All
DO 1874, lots 4, $3.50, 10, H. a. 49, a. and 10.
Terms One fourth eighteen
months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
ancioG At the expense Of purchaser.
JAS. c. Mcguire,
June I'd Aucfioneer.
VIII be added, the whole square Ga Mag
10000 feet. brick
house containing rooms cellar under
| perfect
| Also, ,orI, a,A So, 81, and %, in square $50.
l m Fi4 las. g. MCGUIRE,
June la-d Auctionesr
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II ONE and Foreign Patent aud General Agency
IL MICHAEL NOURSE 4 Co,
bh streets, nearly opposite the General Once Washipxon
DC. -s'~"'
NJ Co. will give their attention prosecution Of claims
against the whether before Congress the
tie executive departments, 10 the procuring and
foreign countries and 10 The purchase and sale Of rights
Their charges will be moderate and regulated by the
of the services rendered.
N. BOne Of the firm viii shortly England
nent Europe and VIII take charge business with which
may be intusted.
MICHAEL. NoURsE,
JAMES MORSB,
CHAS. +. STANSBURY.
Solicitor aud legal ADVISER r. IL. GiLLET.
June l2-e0u
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by &c MoaUIuE, Aucsioneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
most eligible position the frs. wsrd.-On "wednesday amer
noon Jane ISM ats O'Clock premises sba cell one hal
mat valuable lot in 10 situated the corner OF and
lr'h half The whole LOT
fronts ITO feet on These lots
beautifully 'ocssed on the hsndsones Washington the
Terms; onefonrh casb tn. residue credit Of years
with from the Of payable SENT nnua
deed trust on the property sxpeasc Of tn
purchaser. NJ
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
MAY Ed Auctoneer,
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ny Il. N. sTRATTON, Aactionser,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
Il IsLAND-On Wednesday June Is, nj O'Clock,
es, shall of deed of Trust, duly
No g. folos 400 so f0o,
for Washington county the District Of Columbia, Of lots
Is, TO- Is 49, beginning
south,
square, running
~ 10 feet
81 thence ~ inches sf
containing 213
property located south between 18th and
streets Terms made a
Of the trustee
Ma
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by J. q. MCGUIRE. Auetioncer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE AVENUE AT PUB
Ill Lie SALEOn Monday afternoon, June
the premises sa sell the south Of lot No. No.
25 inches 1874 Ohio
north and running back VI feet
This lot particularly desirable for bune.s situated
within PeunxyvanA and In Immediate
cinty OF Mekinsy's Iron Works.
One-third residue
MONTHS Satisfactorily secured, bearing interest All
the expense of the purchaser.
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
June 9-eod Auctioneer.
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PRESIDENT PIERCEs hDMIsIsTRATIos.-A more false
charge could not be uttered against the present national
administration than the we find indusriousy cir.
cuaied in wing newspapers-tbat the Pres lent has
cusvely favored prescribed any class OF democrats
The best office in this Stae-lha OF naval oicer-is
held by bunker democrat, Colonel Greene OF the 1s
ton Post one OF the earliest apponlees under the admin
sraton and was voluntary offering from the President
10 that gentleman for his long and efficient service in the
democratic cause. Mr. Haeu, another bunker demo.
cra was early appointed to The Office of district a,,o
ney Both OF these appointments we have reason TO be-
eve, were hailed with satisfaction by a large majority
Of The democrats OF the Commonwealth coaions,s AZ
well as bunkers could any true lover Of democratic
justice, whatever his anecedenls, have wished that
such active, untirne and useful laborers in the last
presidential canvass Messrs Greene and Hae should
be prescribed for minor differences of opinion not enter
ing into the general Issues OF the party To u.s. though
differing from them in regard TO the propre,y Of support
ing The coalition, II gave profound satisfaction TO sec
them officially honored, il has since done 10 see co.
slilIoniss appointed to Office. We regard Office N bu,
secondary the great principles for which the democratic
party contend and hence like the policy Of Pres.
dent Pierce in bis appointments far better for lis freedom
from sectonali.m, It's overriding OF cliques Of every
Sort than we should il democrats OF particular shade
Of opinion only bad been officially favored at the expense
OF some other section Of the reunited party Equal and
exact Justice 10 all men," The creed Of Mr. Jefferson, is
what we like TO see and il gives pleasure TO find il
the absorbing aim Of the present national Executive
tSp,ingf,'d Post
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by Il. N. sTRAITON, Auctioneer,

(Psnnsyipania arenue, south hide, Tenth ssreN
EIFTEEN SUPERIOR MICH cows AND ONE FLOODED
bull aueton-On Saturday morning. June 18TH O'Clock
Market of 9th street. shall
of H. A. Willard consisting Of feen
booded bull selected with great expressly
private
be sold without willard
his hotel for the Of making alterations repairs
10 medioe for the
well the above SALE
Terms SIS, G25 thirty
factoily endorsed, bearing interest.
June I'D Intel, Rep, and Start
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The Black Swan has divided The honors OF Stafford
House with Mrs. Stowe. AT concert given there by
the Duchess Of Sutherland for The purpose OF bringing
her forward, her Accomplishments played by Sir
George Smart, and the rooms filled with eas and
countesses right honofables and honorables
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NJ Gllardet, in his last letter from Paris published in
the Courier des Eats Uas this morning, Gays that three
numbers OF tina, journal seized the post
office in Pas and that he has received official warn
ing from the director OF The press to be careful in
his correspondeucp.
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ARRIVAL OF THE II. b. Nj FRIoArE LEAspER-Geo
s.. Vincent King. commander and commissioner 10 the
New York Worlds Fair, arrived at New York Friday
morning in 30 days from Plymouth. Eugland The l..
mounts so guns with complement OF 500 men, and has
on board The Earl OF Emere and suite.
On arriving cf the Battery the L. fired salute, which
was returned by Castle William on Governors Island.
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ny E. n. sTnATrON. Aue.,onssr,

tPean,yisaaia srsnae, s3afA side 7sHA srsef)
SEyENTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT A UCTION.-
On Monday June ~, al o'clock, The shall
e fourth No Gao subdvded desirA
BILE building lots fronting North Capitol North
and Fierce street, 600 feet wde extending from New Jersey
TO let street, each having front Of 10 ll0
lJ1 feet in depth.
The location
ponhi ef capitalists wishing desirable
cation for a residence.
Terms onetoah cash residue In si1, twelve,
months satisfactorily secured bearing interest.
June 9-dis
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| Faoa Hayssa.-Ihe steamship Black Warrior, Capt
Sutsldt from New York BY way OF Havana. arrived al
Mobile on the ID Instant, bringing dates To May 81.
Wan the exception OF sort OF row between some
young students and the armed police the details OF which
have already been communicated by tho telegraph the
ioca newa IN the Havana papers is OF no interest
We learn from passenger ia The Black Warrior that
The authorities oil Cuba in conjunction with The com
manders OF The English and French vessels of- In
the neighbonng seas, were displaying ncesant vigilance
10 suppress the trade in slaves Yet IN spite OF all their
esetonsi which are not relaxed for moment. than
one cargo OF slaves had recently been lsndea. These
circumstances served only TO edoube the bodness of the
negro traders.
oceasiohed considerable excitement n, Havana A few
days before his departure from that port English war
steamer stationed of The of Cuba n the strait that
separates that island from ST. Domingo dscened vessel
which appeared 10 be object Of suspicion The steam
having made the signal The suspected vessel TO show
her eoors, received Tor broadside which did
some damage to the vessel, killed man, and wounded
several others among whom officer who is Sc.
yerey hut Another discharge from the slave ship or
that Ter characler completely demolished OF tbs
wheelhousesand OF course the slave ship made her
cape, and landed her cargo further along The coast.
The Da,io de ID Mnind announces, with ridiculous
porposity HE arrival Of wsve pair OF bulls from Puerto
Principe These animals had been expected With the at
most impotence by the enlightened citizens OF Havana.
The tobacco crop is very abundant and OF the fires,
quality
We roget 10 learn that the cholera was raging with
Usual vifulenee at Havana Many persons had fallen
victims to The disease proclamation was issued for
bidding bodies 10 be exposed, commanding the doors
to be closed and orbddng the display OF exterior signs
of grief L9liiaaa Courier.
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by y. c. MCGUIRE, Auosionccr

TRUsTEE's SALE or HOUSE AND LOBBY virtue Of deed
duly at
public Wednesday, instant O'Clock, .. M, ON
premises, tho the portion
No. 2ea fronting fe
18th running
alley. The house Is frame and nearly
family. The neighbohood is rapidly improving
Terms: Onetird cash the balance
by bearing INTEREST," and deed Of
All coRveyancing at the expense Of purchasers.
J.RUsSELL BART Trustee.
JAS {. MCGUIRE,
June la-cod&ds Auctionoes
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CERN Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, with original
designs by Fred. NJ. Colin.
Clouds and Sunshine
The Colers Taa-a true story; by James Bridges esq.
Frank Harrison
Jacobuss Notes Gospels Second volume
Light in Dark Places
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Seventh street, Odd Fellows Hall
June II News.l
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DRINC1NG Materials for sac.-Some Of printing
A. ID. Hamilton, len hand SALE private
sale by J. G. MCGUIRE
June
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The Massachusetts constitutional convention have de-
cded against property qualification for voters, and IN la
vor OF the secret ballot IL
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.AILINe oF Itls ATLANTIC.

Nsw York, June 1.-The American mail steamer At.
ano sailed to-day for Liverpool She takes over two
hundred passengers, amongst whom Is Zenos Bamum
esq, and family, OF Baltimore. She also out two
hundred and ninety.egnt thousand dollars in specie
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PntADkLrutA, Jane 1.-The ste amer City of Manche,
Ter sailed to-day for Liverpool with Is2 passenger. and
$4,000 in specie.
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ra..s.
Nnw YoRx, June LIP. m.-Tbe stock market oloss
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PIrrsBuRe. June 1.-THE paper mill belonging Mr.
Benson situated Psbug, destroyed by FIRE Ias,
night The loss is estimated at 5000 Par,ly insured.
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MEMORIALS Of the English Martyrs, by Rev. q. H.
ia Tsyie NJ. A.
Layards Nineveh and Babylon-Iiarpers edition
Edinburgh Review for April.
Received for sale by TAYLOR b MAURY,
June 10 Booksellers 9th st.
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ny J. Q. MoGUIIt E, AuotIon.er.

By j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST wARD.-On Wed.
nesday afternoon June 18th, O'Clock, premises,
shall part 10, 1863, bounded
ginning the distance OF SO feet inches from
and
north "a feet themes south rs fci ~
thence moth IS To the place Of beginning together
improvements.
Term residue twelve and eighteen
mouib satisfactorily secured bearing interest Convey
sncing at the expense ofthe purchaser, =
JAS. c, MCGUIRE,
June I'D Au uoncer.
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DETER sCHIEMIHL In America
i Scenes aud Legends Of Scotland by Hugh Miller
Noble Woman Examples Of Female Courage and Vir
tue by ". starting.
Life feeise. among Csnnbslsi by Lady
Lille Of Mrs. Dean, missionary 70 Chns ..
GRAY pALLANTYNE,
m near Tvs Ha
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Bosros, June 10 The constitutional convention have
adopted the ballot provision. There al,o large
rity in favor Of the election Of all county of
fcefs, not judicial. by the people.
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The Vixen put in 10 Havaua on the 9Th for coal