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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25
AUCTION SIZE OF GROCERIES
MORRIS & SITUATION.

nN WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 9TH, 1851, IT
" l0ococs, W. will offer Actiou, in front Of our
Stoe Market street. rye and well-seeced stock Of
Groceries, Wines, IqIors, &c.
100 hhds fair TO choice Sugar 1910 bags fine Sat;
Ice bbl, Moasses; $40 bags fair to choice Rio
loo y do do Cnfer
20 Sardines; ESQ Pack lges MRekerel;
80 coils Rope ass'd Sizes 81 dcZeu painted Buckets;
Ia tiprcss Rice. Il boxes Va Tobacco, vari-
$1,000 Cga,s, various brands; brands;
100 boxes star Candiesi 80 y b lxts Star Candles;
80 quarter 90; 30 boxes Talpw Candles;
S0O kegs ais best brands 100 bills Magnolia whisky;
100 bbs whisky, vars leo do hBe Whisky. various
~ 20 American orandy; brands;
80 pipes do; 10 bhls Gin;
100 bbls Cider Vinegar, $50 boxes Glassware, ass'd;
With vaTions other articles in the Grocery inc.
mal23 NORRIS \ SrRATTON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25

~ Philadelphia editor thinks that nations
nos-a Gays are 30 widely and intimately related
that they viii probably never decay. He doe.pt
inform US whether or not 10 his opinion, individual.
will ever be % such amie able terms With each o,hsy
As 20 live forever Bat be Ooght 20.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25
Wiz. CaIhoun's speech on Alien Suffrage.

Mr. CalhOun's speech on Alien Suffrage.
We commend to the readers of the Par
RIOT, the able and unanswerable speech OF
Mr.. Calhoun, in 1886, on the question of
alien suffrage in the States and Territories,
which we lay before them to-day. The ad-
mission of aliens to the right of suffrage,
in the Territories, if not in the States, has
become an article in the creed of the sham
democracy and black republicans, ard it
behooves every Southern man-aye, every
citizen who loves his country-to protest
against it earnest and efficiently.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25
Ice Cream FreeZers.

w have TIE old actioued Ice Cream Freezer, and make
w them o. all skies, at the love prices
MAJ g. MACK rNZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25

Udolph Pneie Belgian cousui ios Illinois, and
lvo oshef pr ons uhoss nsnsahe anknown, wsFs
Stosnsd oa koaaay, nssf caiesgo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25
s25 IRE WARD.

tJANAwAY from ny retidence saturday, morni- 2
= last Neg o Girl nar ei "ViOLEr," Of blacF cnor
and sho eghtsen n She is raihsr under the
medium hsieht heavy made ant quick sroken She tie
property John Ihns tsq Hvipg Nashville and is
luriur his pare IN Wash e. viii give Twenty
Eve Dolrs for her delivery at my Office No. 80 Cher
mavi4 WILL l. BlFp.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25

~F-us ~ Aas lssssi asfEntfa sstahi.ensns
- go u nara a1d 80 pas q geof tepaF, AR.
.I.hs - t~a.tef taroarno4ts 9roNNlet excsksnt
-. -. sfesoks and ssrtsasa. Ana - dsasrsa 81
-. :. =, = sr.aasr ale - husef ser b q
- 49,. s.sren.ss. Wli - aneuea the paedc ne
81 a Jsss fyrss = 80 ssa kassa y sssa pssasaiAr
- - \ AosaKk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-25

Valuable Historical Works
For sale by
CHARLES w, SMITH.
Rollins Ancient History. in 4 vols;
The Queens OF England, by Agnes Strickland;
The Queens Of Scotia d, by Agnes Strickland;
Baucrons Hitory Of the United States;
The French Revolution, by NJ. a. Theirs;
Iamartine's History Of the Girondi-ts;
RSumer's Political History Of England;
Macauleys History Of England
Gro'e's History Of Greece;
Rohsrtson's Charles the Fifth;
Arnoid's Later Roman Commonwealth.
ALSO:
History Of Eng AMI. illustrated with woNd
cgts published by Charles Knis Co.. London which will
be sold very cheap may7
co RESPONDENCE.
Some beautiful styles Of Note Paper and Envelopes lust
receiv,dby mayo CHARLES W. SMITH.
RACKGAUON BOARDS.
new 10, Of Backgauon Boards, iu t receive by
mavq0 CHARLos W. SMITH.
CEBLAGE.
A further supply OF Mueillage, just rec ved by
may2O CHARLES W. SMITH.
ALSO.
by ma 90 Be CHARLES W. SMITH
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HAGAN & BRO.

Book Sellers and Stationers,
No. 80 Market s. No. g Union ST.,
Nashville, Tenues<ee.
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JsNEs
CODES LADT's BOOK for June, Just received by
nav19 HAGAN & BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
,OyMLE, TUESDAY, NOV. saTH, 1857.
Facts and Figures.


The fact Of the matter 10, we had 80 many
figures to sat, and so much preof to correct,
prior to our yesterdays issue, that the guu
was high over Stringtown Eill before our
paper was pressed out to the gaze Of the ed.
mirng multitudes that stood in breathlss
anxiety about our door ysstarday morning.
waiting to catch the first glimpse of an IN,
tsrestng tale that was shortly to make its
appearance under the title of the =" Delin-
qusnt Tax List" or the Dilatory Tiths
Payer" written by Nathaniel D. Plum.
Sheriff; "a thrilling story" founded on
stubborn facts
To give our typographical artists chance
to recuperate after their long nights labors,
and to afford our rsaders.a chance of again
feasting their eyes over ths beautifully con.
csived figures of speech" with which Mr.
Plum's work SO ,vichly abounds, we reppb-
lish it o.day, and for fear the reader should
not notice it among the hosts of other inter
esting matter that ill their columns, we call
especial attention to it; it can be found
elsewhere in to-day's Butte Record
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
Proceedings ef the Board of Trustees.
ORovILLEnNov 2Oth, lS5

OFSO'iLLTs NOV. ZUtn, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present--Lsovy in the Chair, Garriott
Harris, and Smith. Minutes flGs, meeting
read and approved.
Resignation Of Mr.. Frank Johnson, as q
member of the Board of Trustees, was on
motion accepted.
Marshal's report laid over until 25ih Dec
Bill of Jno. Riley. in amount of $25 co.
for fixing the streets, allowed and ordered
paid.
Ordered, that the Clerk furnish each Of
the Town Officers with copy of ths Town
Ordinances, and to charge any other party
one dollar for the same
The designations of Samuel H. Preston,
Captain Of Police, and VIM. O'Shea, Police
man, were accepted.
On notion, r. s Maynard was unani-
mously elected Captain of Police, vice Sam
H. Preston, resigned.
Smith W.. Gambrel wes elected Policeman
pice VIM. O'Shea, resigned.
On motion, ID. D. Harris was appointed to
confer with some party relative to the fixing
of the different cross. s.vays in the principal
thoroughfares within the town
On motion, adjourned
. c., A. SIXTH, Clsrl-..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

SAN FRANCIcco News From the Usicn's
telegram" we learn that FIRE occurred on
Saturday evening in the press room Of
Msssrs. Blake and ,Moffat, in Merchant
street A boy named John Ryan was ar
rested as the supposed incendiary.
The .trotting match which came off over
the Pioneer Course on Saturday between
Glencoe Chief and Rhoda Island for $2, 900
was won by the, former, The beet time
made was 2:3S&.4
A Chinaman was arrested. on Sunday,
suspected of being one Of the murdsrers Of
Griswold at Jackson. He had $4,000 in
dust on his person. and a dirk, with which
latter, he attempted to cut the officer who
arrested him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

CUMBERLAND HILL.-The bluff on. tne
side of the river opposite town has been
named Cumberland Hill. and is fast bscom-
ing mining locality Of considerable i'm
portance. Preparations hays been made for
extensive hydraulic operations, when tie
water comes. Walkers Wilson's ditch ter
inmates at this point. but being mainly de-
pendent upon the Sains for a supply ofwater,
it is at present Of but little avail cave to a
few miners in the ,neighborhood Of Thomp.
son's Flat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

The JUNCTION BRIDGE.-Messrs. French
and Scott have been engaged for several
days in surveying the routes to Jacks
Ranch via the Junction and Bidwsll, with q
view to determine which is the shortest and
most practicable. of the two. The result Of
their Investigations will Ss,laid before the
public ip q day or two. In the. meantime,
the Board Of Supervisors reserve their Opin-
ion until the report Of these gentlemen is
rendered.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
EDNESDAY,
the 10th day of December, 1884,

between the hours of 10 o'clock. A.
M. and 3 o'clock P. NJ, to sell the
same at Public Auction, in front Of
the Court House in said County. anG
| will continue such sale from day to
day, between the hours and at, the
place aforesaid, until all the Real
Estate and Improvements set forth
in the Schedules are sold-and | will
sell the smallest quantity Of, said
Real Estate that wiz sbe taken for
the Taxes and Costs remaining. Cue
and unpaid thereof, together with the
So two dollars] for the duplicate
Certificate of Sale.
This property will be sold subject
to Redemption within six months
from the date of the sale, in case Of
the Real Estate, on the payment or
the purchase money ana,' fifty per
cent additanal thereto; and within
ninety days from the date CT sale, in
case of the Improvements, on pay
ment of the purchase money and
twenty-five per cent additional there
to, AND if not redeemed, absolute
conveyances of the property will be
granted to the purchasers, as prOvl-
ded by sections goth and 25th of the
Revenue Act of 1857.
I Dated this 23a day Of November,
1857.
N. d. PLUM,
, TAX COLLECTOR.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
STATE q COUNTY
TAX SALE
FOR 1S57---' SO.
STATE OFFCALIFORNIA, } -
County OF BUTTE. ~

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
L given that default having been
made in the payment of Taxes due
to the State of California and to the
County of Butte for the fiscal year
ending the 30th day of June, 1858,
upon certain property enumerated in
the following Schedules by virtue
of the power and authority in me
vested-did upon Monday, the 10Th
day of October, 1857, LEVY upon
the said property and | will proceed,
upon
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
Constable Sale.

UnY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY
Ii, kohn $. Berry Esq, of ophr Township. 70 me
directed in tayor Of y. NJ Clark Bro, aud against
A. McCargar, have levied upon and shall lfexpose
for sale at public auction at j. :. Bery's Office In
Oroyille. at 10 o'clock A. NJ on Monday the I4ih day
of December, certain piece or parcel OF land known
as tho Mendenhall Ranch, bounded as follows: be-
ginning at stake near the road to Cherokee Ravine
and on the north liue of the Garden RSnch. said
stake marked MA e, running theace east So rods,
thence north 100 rods, thence west loo rods thence
south l60 rods thence east 81 rods 10 the place OF
beginning, together with all the buildings and ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging
X. L. PATTON, Constable
Dated, Oroyille, Nov 2Sd 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

MASONIC PRoC EssIoN The members of
the Masonic fraternity Of this townIperform-
ed the rites of burial yesterday over the re-
mains of their brother member deceased,
Leonard Keller. The procession was o con-
siderable one in point Of numbers. The SER
vices were performed by Henry Brown, ESQ
Master Of the Forbestown Lodge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

THE COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs.-We should
have published yesterday the proceedings of
the Board of Trustees which appear in an
other part of to-day's paper. had not our
columns been so completely monopolised by
the TaE list and other matter which could
net possibly be omitted
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
DIsTIIcT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
How, G. E. WILLIAMS, Presiding.

MONDAY, Nov. 23d
The Court met at the usual hour.
On motion of counsel for the defence in
the Wallace case, sentence was reserved un
til Thursday next.
The time of the Court was taken up during
the greater portion Of the day ia electing
trial jurors in the case o. Edward Floyd, in
dicted for murder in ths irst degree. This
case will bs resumed to-day. The Court is
adjourned to meet to-day at 10 o'clock
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

FAIRFIELD BAR.--o. NJ. Evans, Esq, in
forms us that he and others contemplate
fuming Fairfield Bar, next year. Fairfield
has been one of the richest spots in tho river.
and is doubtless well worth fuming again,
and Evans is just the maa Fho can do it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

The ORovILLE BRiDGE CAsE.-This cass
which has been before the Board Of Super
visors for several days, has finally been com
promised, the contesting applicants. H. b.
Lathrop ESQ.,. and Moore & Henshaw. hsv-
ing made an arrangement to build the bridge
in company.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

COMMENCING ON THIS MONDAY EVENING
~ November 23d, at O'Clock, and continue day
and evening, until the ENTIRE STOCK is disposed
OF, consisting in part as follows:
Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Carpenters and
!, Miners Tools, Toilet Articles OILS and
Perfumes, Gents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods
Musical Instruments, Medical, Mech&n.cal and
Scientific instruments.
ALSO -
Several copies Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
And other valuable aud Standard Works,
Stationery, Blank and School Books, and Novels,
Wall Paper. Also, CONTEMPORARIES, Spices,
Canned and Preserved Fruits, Powder, Shot and
Lead, Camphens Lamps and, Lamp Oh. Also,
Gold and Counter Scales, End one a 10. /
Fire Proof Safe
tY The above sale is worthy the attention ej the
public, as the stock Is new, of great variety ana n
good order Sale Positive. J. S. LAkHis
Oroville. Nov. %, 1857. AuetioneeY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

MALICIOUS MtscHIEF.--John Doe was con.
vioted' of committing malicious mischief in
Juctice Berry's Court yesterday He hal
torn down fence on Br;stors Ranch, below
Croville' He will be sentenced to- day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
AUCTION S ALE!
On Tuesday, Nov. Oath.
at 10 o'clock a. M,
CUSHION, & COLAHAN,. 80. .Auctionsers,

k-A WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, THE PATH
lII. sttniial built WOODEN HOUSE, l5x25, to-
goiher with nev cooking stove complies, tables,
benches Sc, &C., situated on the hill, about $50
yards from the Grave Yard. ~he same, will be sold
without reserve. For terms previous to the day OF
sale, apply to CUSHION COLAHAN,
Liquor Merchants, Oroville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24

TRE COUNTY .CoURr.--This lCourt was
opened yesterday, but adjourned until
Thursday next.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
CPIRIs of TURPENTINE for sale by
j.. ALBR0.

nAINT AND wHITE-WAsH BRUsnEs-For
sale by COTTON MeDERM0TT.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

A tyrible tragedy occarrnl IN Baltimore,
90 tiss z2d 4 draggia sfied psessripti.a,
aTsssrei by Aas1.p, German physician.
for child Tn e'hihi sook The mssBeae
aoi lid imn'sdia'e,y. ass@D seok tbs
regiasfsisy 81 tlse ..f-'i.snr n Ills. a--,ycss3.
a;si tDld him he bS, ussis a fatal mistake
1'he druggist persisted that ,ae medicine Mas
right. and 10 show hls cps.lis-me 10 hi eor.
t'ctsss h. swallowed a portion iisnself lie
was Immediately sttsixea by hosriblr essi.
yaisInaa ard hnd in five niinu',s The dos.
~, wb, ners.y tasted the preparation and
spa Is ffysp ~ aeotis was lho attacked.
anil VIA with diiiicaity sayfd The drug
g'ss had mixed eyanart ~ TsAassirm With
i,tnou jaioe aeyoio,ir1 Ssouys pfas.sir s,id
10 The preparation 30 nave kind thru. hun-
ifsd rDep.
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Tie ssspr.or CAron,eis, u 'i- goth. eoa
'ats sn Interesting reglew q ilie 5,asifsz4,
Transacted at superior, daiirg II. ysaf
wh;sh 's.s Jas, closed
The yopai,....'r n tie county ID Dsag.ss
Is estimated al 5Dh IN J~a- 1873 il was
bat $50. anal the tn~n 4 Isaprior e.a,,a.ns-i
bat 81 hnase. Now, the gnrasss u asasss
i VI ioHu .; $40. Tbs import daring d..
pat al.pnatd Ia sa2o,D00, AZ Increase
oyH 'hn Inesinss ysar. 81 aa2shoo
Deriag 1880, the steamboat arrivals
amog.,,4t 10 30 s,sl ,lr arrivals Of aailas
ses~ls 20 Is. ~ incr,ase n the 'Y,.l asi,a.er
Of arrivals oyy 1854 u %.
Among the nupFosrmsDts contemplated
daring thc coning summer. A. natir the
ia.losi8g
Tbs - Cr1iv and IAks Superior Rs.il-
! rad Company intend eret ting Hst sprin4,
'i'Dstaitiai dosk and warehouse ga their
d,got grounds at 'hc n.aafh Ut Netns,i,i
river The dock viii he fi.fg.' nnrH.rd iss's
l1ny by Sos s-@ VI ie and ,.e warehoast
use heisIsci sid tp set FRONT w fnfty Bet
dep iae timber ftf shi,A srs atag bs'ine
| ~ ca' nGd The Sra nstaiinetl. IL 20 w. H.
'yrryi on ,ho grogn9 he present Nscs
TIE prpprieturs u Superior ar construct.
| lax yvry extensive leot % 'Ie rive, sank
opposi,r % thed'T'ot gromSd7 er The rsiroad
| COMPANY II contei,ss ~ she has 'front.'
ah"at sryeo bnodrd fs-t frp,a ,hs mouth d
III river assl rtu from thence d.sliu,fs. al
two ihpHsa'yi fret !, Is 10 - ;ifty lne, wilc
, a;sl-ss4l,s-.ses ia \. ,s:.i,. iA.ri Wy !,
eaasway osrr the uiaf,h Al the 's-p' II r.
hinsn ayruur,
/ 4 company Ia eresi Masonic Hal. -
the oofiier Of Third street AMI -tinsom ave
nuH was ofgahiasJ lat sumtarr. xi'h cap
iis.l iock Of $1,000 sufficient stock hss
hsqi subscribed 70 Justify ftcafamenn sneti
II WAS pla.sd nnlpr r4mioiri ard the wors
berao hat oNing II TIE ,l'Mralry 10 tvihlet
iHF @~,s,0snts IN corse1usnce af It's, al,
s,acc II many ~ flp. s,ickhol,lcFs, il was
lsasfsni',sl antil n''st sr5arg Tie huihiing
sill b. tue ~ great magui.s1icr wheo COG,
pl,tti
II is prppossrl IA eTrsi a very isfxs lsyte
y its' vicinity 81 ihls hall nsyt summer. al
r'st a $4,000 ba; a. the organization
u uo' perfected W" c.n niaSr bu' !, brief al
lassen Ia 4.
| II regard to tie s,isa Of 'ots 40 have III.
foll0sOsg
~uot slisq the town plag ..as i1r'rie''
u'e props ,ctura placed Ia lhe haa,s Of Wa
+ II Aes!oa, th'r attorney ami sen,, atsas
twen, y-iise hundred lots, 10 h. sod 20 ac IA
settkrs- bidding uic latter 10 approve aiH
bfA; dppn ihr lists The terrr. Nere mad'
reasonable requiring ouo-ih,ri ot the pnr
chase moa,ey b hand. aud The rtsshs ia so.
and two year. Upon lhe., terms ,he sale
aGfc ~ follows
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

Tie ~ i>,uss ReprLs,ean publi,les Az al
yaae. e0py u GOV. GEAsfa Message 70
si,e X silaes Legislature. Win regaf,i 10 PIP
atar soye. sigDty, Cos, t.sAay says ~ San
stance hat wbou the istersis o, ths fs@gIe
ransrc a stats goywnr,efii ard shs proper
steps are 'ak,p 20 ex,abllsh il. tlsh siii ee
The tduf, "Hce ior al. 10 ,tecsde 'hs grasH
political qle'stions which guti,sle al we,i
irgaiated rommnnsa,lits. he @igtssa ihc
tegpiaiose 10 IL, slavery ALONE and iesye Is
shsrr ths Consultation places IL aad to
sofegp al legislation i, rsicrsnce 70 it anili
ibu Stale Cuss,i,ati'D Is formsi. ue re-
canB.,isls ~ the errors ADD omission 81 '',e
F,aiaie boob to IL corrected detnaotss. tiie
tist oath at. ani fccopm,ais is rpsi
a.se..22%'s tbs ,r.*s.,.,. sSs!@ 81 81.
JHfoss, AID fecpmmspi. tbgir adoption sy
tot ln-iats 90 voting BY ballet. and sngg.ssis
= is1 requiring rssssnoa 81 ten day. IL a
ais,fl,, 20 prevent Illegal voting
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05
ia.g..si,s.ai HANKS.


Ff,a Ne ft.css" iiesas ssaa fssss, ssa g
i'eipstchse Nore Hceiysd aere yesufdsy
TEEN New York by on VI cur Banking
Iios4.es snlouncinN thai the New isas br1-
isrs haa thrown cui ths aotss OF Ei,r t..4-
marcy kahk, Ind. ~hasnee Bank "f Atiiri
Ipj, and ,hr Zimmerman pnnf, tenada
A. y cotsslusDce, thu uotss ~ tiie ssfpe in
stItutsoD. we're thrown 0ut hire
u l. rdTaurcd tha, tbs same isUiie sho
osn the Grsmasey hank Of lodsnaa af'. ala,
the osgers Of the feUpies l.a <, Of Carat
he frnfc State Hank, api ti' Rush, de
bank al II Illinois, ~it,ch fna,of ,8de, 81
aamr Of lbs b..nks II this city to throw oai
the aotf,. III NE al,fs naslsa,l ihiuoe insitu'
| tioDs yostsrlsl
Tho Stock severity 0snk. al bbus IL
ha- among "a securities $4,000 In t'aisip
nia, iicnb The Suprem. Court -! that
S'a'. having r's~qs'ly deeissd sl'as it'va
hofv.s grc iisg,i. aon'e ~ oiW brokers. ys-
i.riay. fciAsri tn tecciyc the hilis II lhe
1rsas security bai,k II aepoa,l.
flsa feople1 Bark, al ,arini, Is ss-aod
nv a ti.,ttfs-tt ni th- ;s,i,n u,y ,stats St.rk-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-02-05

r,sn 'he l'staqu~ N'0tt Hcl 80 ,Ae
sth
IN advice II ihr po,srsNs,'t es 'ashsi
Cs iha ,x., tgo dsVs, lo @str tsa' %
piitshsrv mad tNs. Nhirh o,uaa hfre crater
,.y,.s, f..A was .te4sr sasi rs'hss'a a. oa9etl
os ~er,lAy ~ N,srhy asghs las' Il 'fTs
a,rJ tho Pl'sss,ays u.aits II ifraart Ia
uaa.'-4us =. ~ ;wo ksnsiSj hs'c~s. eve
ags, Il ~hra az hfpsra 2sssa .isi ts's'i
',,e ssastasr,s H vas E~,'a. 90 ifstssis,
sl,s-,,. ga oy a hAas..1usth Il n,.aiFass u
-, " ai,out M r5is ifens ~ ssisNssi
,setpo,. aa ,he ~ mad ~ ,sle1--
Il S,Ss ~, ArlsaT fcFe ~ iss' ei.s 'iAi
th.ye ~ any rssssc0,Ni si,ers es sAsro ;
.ealsng 90 aro~ stal ,ss.~' ~,re otssF -
tss II valce, rSr ilo,Sia,s.sWs aFiit 80 a
rtis,sriphla tlAcs ~ss h~lHa gpragshsi
snl uuhsi,S~ci s'd the s.~ss = aH.e u cav
1Nr'lisrts. ra' aols g. usr hasr p lt'@
hgry suaT ~ s,ca anl asro aux hsn &c
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