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"69sSe "s'u 1kVOsNcC01ys
To whom all orders must be addresse,
Butte record., 1856-03-15
I-E &c AL NOTICES
rRoRAra NorIcE.

In the matter Of the Estate Of
Henry Waters, deceased, 5
Comes Harris q Burt, Es9s., Attorneys for
Administrators and asks the Court to make a
hastl order Tor the final settlement Of said es-
tate.
It IS ordered and decreed by the Court that
Monia lay, the 25ih day Of February. A D.
1886. the same beirg ihe first day Of the Feb
ruary term Of the Probate Court, be- and the
same IS hereby appointed as the day of the
herring Of sand application, and il is further
ordered, that ali persons interested in said es-
tate be cited 10 appear and snow cause why
the said administrator accounts should not
te allowed, an lie De discharged from fur
tber administering on sad estate And il is
further ordered that the clerk OF the Probate
Curt issue an order under the seal Of the
PROBATE Court, IN conformity 10 this order for
publication
BY order Of the Court
At.e-t; tue copy Of the original order in
saii Coust.
witness ny hand ana the Seal of sal!
Is. Court affixed at BldNeE this. the l3th
Day uf December. A d 1873.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk,
By ! T. GRIFFIr.Is Dept. n5-
Butte record., 1856-03-15
PROBATE nzQTTcE.

STATE ,a.,. OF CALIFORNIA !. Ra.l. Probate Court.
In the matter Of the application of Mary
Conway far heirsiip of the Estate OF Rololph
Kent, deceased,
NTOTICE, is hereby gwen TO all persons in
~ terested in said Estate. to be and ap-
pear before said Court at the Court House in
the town q Bidwel. on Monday, the 25th Of
February 1856 at Ii O'clock A. VI. of said
day. and shew cause, if any there be, why the
said Mary c. Conway should not receive said
estate rs sole heir Of tho said Rolophus Kent
decea d-aud rs sole heir. he entitled to an
order from said Court. commanding Columbus
Wheeler TO nay over 70 said Mary G. Conway
or her authrized agent, the entire property in
said estate, both personal and real together
with all monies. accounts, notes. or other evi-
dences Of Indebtedness due said estate, toceth-
er with all documents Of title to real estate
in his hands, possession or control, either as
administrator or receiver Of said estate.
Given under my hand and seal
L. s of said Conrt, this 23rd January 1856.
BY order Of Hon ], E. y. LEWIS,
Probate Judge
MILES CHAPLIN. Probate Clerk
jan 26-12 4w
Butte record., 1856-03-15

4dIiil dtiCHNdIilc ldl ~ ltdln uSG WISH.
She wanted to select set Of silver
ware not too elaborate in design Of
workmanship, nor yet too plain, some
thing neat, tasteful s. beautiful. The
various patterns were shown and a SET
valued at $500 was selected by the
lady Of the stately tread. She desir-
ed the articles put up, a bin made out
and she would settle it. Her wishes
were complied with, and the lady took
out her pert naonaie bat alas! there
were but about $40 in it. She had
picked up the wrong port n7onnie, she
said with a bewitching sweetness, and
she was vexed at her stupidity. she
however, could aIrangeit. She.was the
wife Of DR. the principal
physician In the Insane Hospital, and
She desired her obliging attendant to
accompany her to that place, when she
would pay him at once. Who could
resist such a request from a beautiful
woman-a request spoken as much
with the eyes as the voice! Not the
clerk certainly.
The two got into the carriage tc-
gether, and back it wLirled to the hos
pital. the lady jumyed fom the car
riage, and was warmly greeted by the
Doctor, who was at the entrnce.
Doctor, this is my husband" said
she with an air at once sweet and sor-
rowful.
The poor attendant started. He
was struck dumb. He could not faith
ON her meaning.
"What did you say, madam he
stammered, as best be could, "wlai
did you says
Doctor this is my husband please
take him in CHARGE
"The devil, madam, I'm not your
husband; what do you meant"
Bursting into tears shesobbed aloud.
" lie has another spasm-he has ano-
ther attack. o. Doctor, if you have
any pity in your soul, secure him and
save yourself from violence"
In vain the poor fellow attempted
to explain. He was hurried along the
corridor and into a room, and confined
securely-the woman all the while fol
lowing close behind weeping as though
her heart would break. The Doctor
and the lady returned to the reception
room, and the latter, after giving the
other an outline Of the peculiarities Of
her alleged husbands attacks, together
with some directions in reference to
the care she desired TO have bestowed
upon him, she left, promising to return
in few days. And away whirled the
carriage, the silvcrware, and the lady;
neither Of which has been heard OF
since.
The poor attendant was confined
three days before any one about the
establishment could be induced to con
vey letter to his employers, who, ali
the time, we're suspecting him Of dis
honesty, and preparing to advertise
him in the newspapers. Upon the re
ceipt Of the letter, it did not take
item long to discover that they had
been sold most brilliantly; and upor
their appearance at the hospital, it did
not take the Doctor long to discover
that he had been sold decidedly; the
poor attendant was satisfied upon hi,
arrival at the hospital that he had beer
sold most sorrowfully indeed. And
here, we think We will end the story.
which has been talked over in fashion
able circles for the last three or fou1
days with many a hearty laugh. -Phd
/ Times.
Butte record., 1856-03-15
rrllnAra 4nrgrE

IN the matter cf the application Of J.
< Nasau, administration ei the estate Of Il.
# Brown, deceased, for FINAL settlement Of
said estate,
n is ordered and 3ecreed that Monday the
18th day ct February. A. b 1886, the same
being the Grst day Of February term Of the
Probate Court be and the same IS hereby ap-
pointed as the day for the hearing of said ap-
plicataa and it : further ordered that all
persons interested III said estate be cited TO
appcar and saow cause vlfy this said admin
istrat5r's accounts should not be allowed, and
he discharged from further administration on
said estate; aud it is further ordered that the
Clerk of the Probate Court issue an order IN
der the seal of said Court, in conformity to
this order. and that the same be posted, and
published ID tie Bate Record from uate un-
oil the hearing Of this appl;eation according to
law.
L. S By order Of tie Court.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
By A. L. GRIFEITHs, Dep.
Harris & Bnrt, attorneys
Dec 22l 1870 MT feb27
Butte record., 1856-03-15
LEG Al NOT ES.
DECLARAToRY NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GWEN-Tbat l..
~ Ract# y. Powell. wife OF jacob Powell,
ot The county Of Bpt'e- anl 5 ate Of Cahfor-
nia ID Ac.ebg declare that Iin,enl from and
after tii.s date e Dry ,n hrs ness in my own
name. aad an ulg o8i account, ia sand county
ct Hutfe taat tie naiurC OF said business is
le7i ing Pablic liansa At JAcks Is4ncn. Far
miug, raising Sioca aud Poultry, Dairy bus-
ress and f7a.l.irg and that ! viii be itt:ivil-
ua ily respeus3tie iu my own name, for all
debts contracted BIZ me on account OF my said
business AID | further declare. that the
amount If capital invested in said business
aa1 to te invested in said business. does not
exceed lAe sum Of I'VE thousand dollars
Tn witness whereof, have hercuuto
SCI n.y hand ana seal this sizlA dag Of
March. 4 D. 1905
Butte record., 1856-03-15
1jutt' Cogntr.
IN ralle,s Retu1n.

lie stood within one lettering band
Upon his native shore;
The joys and hopes that freedom gives
We're all his own once more,
The weary pain AMI misery
That hauuts the eaptiye's lot;
The past the dreary, bitter Past,
Was in that hour forgot.
lie reached his cAildhood's home, an
paused
To view lis aspect fair;
No dreaded change, nor dull decay,
At first be noted there.
The same old trees were casting still
Their shadows On the ground
The rose, the myrtle and the vine
We're furnishing around,
And yet fearful stiffness reigned
Ger each remembeIed lace;
lie saw no hurrying form appear,
No sweet and joyous face;
No kind and gentle words to cheer,
y. notes that once had been
Tie very music Of his life.
Were gladdening the scene.
He stood within his childhood's home;
Despair was on his brow;
Beneath the might Of agony
Bis spirit seemed to oy;
lie stood there, pale AMI desolate,
Aud earth 10 longer shone--
Alas, Alas! what is this earth
When those We loved are gene
Butte record., 1856-03-15
A Horse Trade,

Mr.. Havcns resides in Brooklin, and
is a great admirer of horses. On Mon
day last, he came to this city for the
purpose of buying gray mare be
loging TO our friend Mccall. The
gray mare is a very fine looking quad
ruped, and also very fast. She car
do mile in 2,55 with two in wagon.
Hayens heard Of her merits last week.
and resolved on a purchase. As We
have already stated, he arrived in this
city on Monday. He took breakfast
at Sanwix Hall. Shortly after which
he buttoned up his coat and started
out to find Mccall. He met him in
Broadway, near the City Hotel. With
"Macn he had the following converse
ton:
Il understand, Mr.. Mccall, that
You wish to sell that gray mare Of
yours"
Il did want to sell her, but I ina
CINE that she is now disposed Of.
disposed Of! to whom!"
"To your friend Skerrett, Of Brook
lyn."
"What did he agree to give you!"
"Five hundred and thirty dollars. F."
IF YOU viii let me have her, | viii
give you five hundred and fifty dollars
cash DOWN"
"But I'VE promised her to Skier
rctt."
Butte record., 1856-03-15
rRoaArE NOTICE.

ATOTlCE IS hereby given To al creditors Of
: = the estate Of y N. Is. Cory, deceased late
of Butte County, that they are required to
present their claims with the proper vouchers
TO the undersigned within ten months from
this iste or they viii be forever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate arc also
notified to make immediate settlement tll1reof
T. H0BABI.
Public Administrator, Butte CO. Cal
BilEell, Dee %. $50 Is
Butte record., 1856-03-15
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
TIE CABINET.
STATE GovgcrIorEIg4 :

J NcEr4 JlnN~oN, Governor.
b. II ANDERSON. Lieutenant Governor
HcGu C. MvRgAY. Ja>tice of supreme Court
SOLOMON NFYpENFEI.r. aud
UAtIDS TseEY, As-1ciatc-.
H-l " WurrMAN Controller
flxBY BArE>. state Treasurer
= " Scnr. County SLycyor
W. 5. wallace, Atty General
joss IL BAa,v>rEE, Surveyor -neral
JA1ss Alan, State Printer.
g. NusoN.
+ ; MckEyzIr, and
FLEx. BeLL. State Prison Directors.
Butte record., 1856-03-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec. The regular meetings of the Board
Of Supervisors shall tc hell at the county
seat OF their respective counties. ou the hrst
Mondays Of May, August. \ yeulber ana Feb
ruary' ant sl'ali continue from time - time,
until all tAe oGsn..s before theu Is dis
POSED of. The Board shau also meet on The
second Monday after each general election. to
canvass election returns
Butte record., 1856-03-15
COURT OF SESSIONS.

H3 term Of the Court Of Sessions
shall bc held at the county seat IN Butte coun-
~ ca the second Monday Of February, May,
August. aad ON the FIRST Monday in December
us each year. and shall continue from term 60
;cr1n. unless all tile business be sooner dis
posed Of
Butte record., 1856-03-15
PROBATE COURT.

4. TIE regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday IA
February, and May. third Monday OF August,
ana on the second Monday 10 December of
each year, and shall continue from term to
ierm unless ali the business be sooner disposed
sf
Butte record., 1856-03-15
NUMBER 10.
wanted, but | think she is full as spec

wanted, but think she is full as spec
dy."
" What did You giye!"
''Four hundred dollars"
Say no more-let's drink"
Skerrett obeyed orders and went in
and took a ''little something warm"
Havens paid for it. As he did so. a
bystander thought he uttered an impre-
cation about a certain id scoundrel
in Albany. Wonder if he meant
Mccall. We will write to Brooklyn
an find out.
MoRAL.-Never hire a man to lie
unless You wish to get cheated your
self,-.ll5any Police Tribune.
Butte record., 1856-03-15
Counr~Y CouRw.

The regular terms of the County Court
ou the FIRST Monday OF February May, aad
August anj ou tile fourth Monday in AoEen-
dcr Of each year, and shall continue from term
10 term. unless al the busi css Of the term be
-eYuer disposed Of
Butte record., 1856-03-15
pRoaArE TleTE--

& tae mat.er Of the application Of W. II.
3 Fa'rehiiJ, administrator Of the Estate Of
Chas. Isy Ter, deceased, for final settlement
uf said estate
tits orderel and decreel that Monday, the
25Jh Day February, A, D. 1886, the same
being ihe first day Of the February term Of
the Probate Court be. and the same is hereby
appointed - the day for he hearing Of said
s. plication and it is purther ordered that all
persons in crested in said estate be cited to
appear and show cause why the said a1minis-
traitors accounts should not he allowed. and
he discharged from further administration on
said estate, aud il is further ordered that the
Clerk Of the Probate Court issue an order un-
der the seal Of said Court, in conformity TO
this order
AMI notice Is hereby given that an apphea-
ion viii be made Tor go order f1r the distribu-
tion of the assets Of said astate to the heirs
thereof
Is By order Of the Court
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk.
E. GrlFErHs. Dept. nlltt
Tom. Wells Attorney
1874
Butte record., 1856-03-15
DISTRICT COURT

Niaih Judicial District, composed Of the
counties Of Butte, Colusi, and Siasta The
terms OF the Di-tricrcourt faT Butte Comfy
c.nmenees as follows. on the second Mondays
ai March aud June, on the fourth Monday oi
August, and on the third Monday u Deccra-
i.r
Butte record., 1856-03-15
COUNT cFrgcaRs

JaslrH L \ LswIs. County Judge.
J. FErrR. Sheriff Butte touHty.
MuEs CHArIN. County Auditor
WN LArrndoRE, Ceuaty Treasurer
r. ; MAYNARD. Assessor.
j J KLINE. Pubic Attorney.
EANnkLL H1aARr. pusiic administration
Butte record., 1856-03-15
JJDTC1A2

SeIoMoN IleypENrELr. thict Justice.
iIrCu q MURRAY, Associate justice.
tHt>. Il Bay An, do 90
VS. Z. DNNGERfIEI.U. Jnge 9Th District.
Butte record., 1856-03-15
peea.Ara lgontla.

HN t5e malter Of tic application Of Alex.
4 Kahy, administrator of the estate Of Il
Il Grocais, deceased for final settlement of
said estate
lis e4dsrel ana dce7cel flat Monlay, Tie
25ta dss u. February, a D 1856, the same
beiag ,le Grst day Of inc February term Of
the PROBATE Court, be ana the same is hereby
appointed as iha day for the hearing Of SAID
Application, alt II Is further ordered, that all
persons interested IN SAIL estate be eitei to-
appear and sbow cause why this said admins
traitors accounts should not be allowed, aud
hc discharged 1rola further administration on
said estate, and il Is further ordered that the
Clerk ct tire Probate Caart issue an older un-
3cI the seal oe SAID Court, in conformity to this
order, and thar the same be posted. and pub
izhed. ia tae Bate Record from date Gnu!
lie hearing q THIS application accorling to
law.
LIS. b. order + he Court
MILES CHAPLIN. Clerk
IL !. Z GRlsIIrns Dtp.
llarf; . Gurt, Attorneys. ut 1cb27
D,c -, lo55.
Butte record., 1856-03-15
DIR &c 0 r Y.
THE BUTTE RECORD
.,,la-hed every Saturday morning fer the proprietor
BY GEO. H. CROSETTE.

rrm t,e Office ia the Record building on Neeeomb
..r-ti. near the Courliiou=e-
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably 10 advance gor
se year, s. eo
-ix months. oo
Tlr-- months. SO
AaYrRrlsr.4ksrs- per square OF ten line or loss,
g. 81 Insertion, So I0
I.ach si8-eauent insertion. 5g
~ a liberal deduciiuu viii be ma.le iu favor O.
O., -- isho advertise by the wear
an Business cards inserted on reasonable rms
All .-l gcFiisemeuts must bel-,i for iu A vance
Butte record., 1856-03-15
R. Y. POWELL. SEAL.
~~
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ;

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY 0F BUTTE
4 ~ THIS sixth day Of March, 4 H. 1856.
~ before the undersigned. County Clerk Of
said county, Per>onally came R cAse T. Pow
ell known 10 NE T. he the individual described
in, and who executed the foregoing Instrument
or declaration and declared before me- her in -
tentioa to do business in said county, in her
own naHe and on her own account, aud that
the nature Ct said business : that of keeping
PulGe House 8, Jac6' Banch, Farming, rais-
ing Stock and Pon'try. Dairy business ana
JeamiAg. from and af,sr this date: and ;hat
sAe Fla be iudiYldaaly responsb ble ia her own
nalu5. for all debts contracted hy her, on her
own account, in said business and that the
capital invested. and to be invested ia said
business. does not exceed the sum of five
thousand dellars, the same is set fyrJE il said
aeclar2tory notice.
Ia witness whereof 7 have hcrcunto sat
nv baud and affixed the seal Of said
county, st BiiwyIl, this sixth day If
March, 4 D. le5j.
SAL. MILES CHAPLIN,
Coanty Clerk.
Biiwe!l, March 6, 1886. u7S-;f
STATE OF CALIF0RNIA.} Dist. Court.
County Of Butte { eth JHd.cial BIS.
In the matter Of the Petition n Insolvency OF
Ans0n II Ihayer,
Notice Is hereby given 20 ibc creitors oi the
said Aus Il. Tuayer, to appear before said
court Il tlte court house ia Ii.dwr!l.on Ihurs
day rfa l3th day of March. ~lt at lG o.
clock. 10 =.4aw ciu-e IT nrv there be-, why fAe
IrrYer # SAID ii-aiyrnt should uaf Be granted
Eg order of the Hon. VI. T., Da.ngeih-li-
District Jn lge.
Giyen under my hand and Che seal Of
IS. sa'd court this lGd day ol January,
le5j
NILES CHaTIN, Clerk
By !. 7 GHIrEIrHs- Dept. uIl-5t
STATE oF CaLW0GNIA} Ninth Judicial
County oi Butte. Dist Court
E1se Ann Russell, plaintiff }
AP sl. defendant.
THE People 81 Tie State OF California to 4. ?.
Russell. Greeting:
, ou are hereby commanded .o appear and
answer IN sad Court. the co.Hil.int Of sal
lauul -n ie III ms Office agaiust yeu.niJhiu
1en days after the service OF dis writ upon
yoa, if served IN Butte County. within twenty
lays it served in auy other unity Of this
Niuth Judicial District and wi hin tcrtF days
lf served out Il his Ninth juiiial District. or
lstu.t herein VIII Dc entered against you.-
Tbs action is brought against You to obtain
Judgment for iiveree from tie bonds of Matii-
mauy now existing between you and Plaintiff,
ani rlaiaU1 notifies you that il yen f-il to an
-Scr her complaint as herein commanded, she
witI aiiIy to said Court for the relief in her
cvng iaIt.t demanded and for costs at th IS uit
aui thar default VIII in lce time be cnisred
against you. Hereof iajl not af your peril -
Witness my hand anI thc Seal Of said
l. = District Canrt at Bij sell. Jhis the llth
day OF February. A D le5j
MILES CHAPLIN. DIST. Clerk
BARKER * Ev 2E, Attys for plaintiff
nl5-4w
Butte record., 1856-03-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

THNaE undersigned Executor of the last
4 VIII AMI testament OF French Paige,
late of Butte county. deceased. hereby give
notice 70 All having claims against said estate,
that they must present their claims with the
proper vouchers within the time prescribed
by Statute, or they VIII be forever barred
and al indebted are required 10 make i'm
mediate payment.
T. HOBART, Executor.
B,dwel. Feb - S56. l6it
Butte record., 1856-03-15
COUNTY TREASURER 5 oFFlcE,

COUNTY TREASURER ; OFFICE,
BDwEE-s.. January n, 1896.
a 0TICE Is hereby given, that all persons
I holIing Butte County Warrants payable
from tue general fund, registered between
March z4ib. 1888. aud January lst, 1874, that
thezaue Nill be redeemed OF presentation. at
nay ofice Aud notice IS further given, that
from AID after this date, said warrants VIII
cease t0bear interest.
WILLIAM LATTIMORE.
Tresurer II Butte County.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

A New Yorker was recently sent OUT
West by the National Democratic ASS.
oc,ation at Washington, to ascertain
what was best 10 be done In order to get
up an effective opposition 10 Republican.
ism. He came. he saw, but did not CO n
quer. Alter attending various public
meetings, and feeling the public pulse,
no wrote back to the Association tia,
Il wss utterly useless TO attempt to stem
the tide tat was setting In for Fremont
and Freedom, and closes HE letter In
the following significant styls:-
"Obedient TO my instructions. ! have
attended vsrious Republican meetings
throughout the different Western States,
and am forced TO confess that the en-
thusissm I have witnessed speaks poor.
ly for the success ofour cause. When.
ever Fremont's name 10 mentioned h<
vsbbis cheer 90 Ike h--i Nsi t mskes oyy
heart. sick. ~ W.
"Is 10 my honest opinion (though OF
course I keep this to myseIf) that the
West 10 lost 10 Buchanan. and feeling
the utter uselessuess Of making any fur.
ther attempts 10 change the current oI
public opluion, | am reluctantly CON.
PEELED TO resign my commission with
which wus honored. I ~ hn
Respectfully yours. &C.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

After We have offered Spain q price
FOR Cuba far beyound ils present val
No. and this shall hsvc been refused.
Il will then be time 10 consider lhs
question. does Cuba, IN ths possession
Of Spain. seriously sndAnger our ln'
sernsl peace and the existence of ou,
cherished Union, Should this ques
ton be answered Ia the affirmative,
then. By every Law human and Di.
vine. we shall be justified In Wrestling
u from Spain II We possess the power
--Bxehanas's 0sfsnd Civesiar.
The assumplion lhst We have Z
right 70 take from another nAtion IL
domain because We want them. 10 81
abandonment OF the honest charAoleI
which our country has acquired. Tt
provoke hoslilIlIes BY unjust Assump'
iions would be- 10 sacrifice the peaos
and character OF the country. whes
all Ils interests might DO more ceylkIu
" secured and lts objects sttaIned. b,
Just aud healing eounsela, involvInl
40 loss OF reputation. - Ftsmost'
Lsffsr ef Aee<pfanes. ~.
Which 10 lhs highwAymAp'p pls'
and which the hoasss msn's'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-09-26

The Baltimore american, OF Satur
day furnishes the following report OF the
breaking up Of Republican meeting
IN that city. Of which we have alread J
had an account by telegraph. The
Mr. Corkran referred to. Is an esteem.
ed member Of the Society Of Friends
{ 2 Agreeable to notice, number o.
the friends Of Freedom assembled al
Temperance Hall last night, but the
meeting was Of short duration. A
number Of persons opposed TO the
party we're in the Hall. and before IN,
organization was completed some one
proposed three cheers for Fremont,
which was followed by three groans
and three cheers were given for Fill.
more. and three for Buchanan. A
general melee then began. and the
Hall was cleared in u few minutes
some Of the party escaping out OF tn,
windows. One OF the members Of the
meeting succsedsd d in getting out O
the crowd with the loss Of his coat
and was followed by q crowd up /,
Baltimore street, whore he took refuge
10 q store aud left by the rear door
But few persons were struck. the oh
ject being apparently to break up tn,
meeting without using serious person.
al violence. Though our citizens mr.,
universally opposed the principle'
which the meeting advocated. th.
course pursued was disreputable. ant
can only help the calse Il was intcn
ded 10 crush. = su '
The most Of tho disordcrly pcrson'
present were meie youth. and Of IN,
GLASS that too often disturb the peac,
VI the city, The right minded 0
neither the other parties would coun
tcnauce such n proceeding. we'll know
ny thAsn handful Of Black RepublI
cans can effect nothing In this city o
State. The parties prominent In ,h'
meeting. and against whom The vio
Ience OF the crowd was directed. wer'
Mrssrs r. \, Corkran. VIM. 0unni
sou. Jacob Fussell. and q man. NJ
Meredith. who has obtained .cue no
tofisiy as q street preacher M
corkran WAS chased up Baltimor
street. a portion Of hIs clothing tori
or The others were followed Ia Va
r'oas dIrsesieas. but none. Il 10 beIiev
cd. received any serious personal inju
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