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John B. Cough has recovered the Bible given
him by his mother, which he lost in a Bristol,
K. |. GROCERY, fifteen years aio. A few weeks
since it was accidentally found in the corner OF
an old attic, where it thrown at the time.
Having Mr.. Coughs name, in his mothers hand
wiring, it was recognized and restored 10 him
through the agency OF the daughter OF the Late
Rev Dr. John O. Gboales
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LYNcrIAG IN OsKALoosA.-Wnl. Redn.n was
made the suAjeci OF popular siolt nee II osaa.
loosa q few days ago. As the csers.ef q .
house of ill.tame, he was tarred and ieataered
and ridden on rail, and expelled from lie city.
The women IN the house were also notified 10
leave winch they did forthwith.
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Chickering's Piano Eorteg.

AtING been appointed sole agent for the sale of The
L i world renowned Piano furter Of j Chickgrina 4
sons Of Boston, shall hereafter he able ofer
pete assortment OF INSTRUMENTS the reputation OF which
will be fall guarantee OF their excellence purclA
who are not sufficiently acquainted with Piano Fo;es
judge correct cf their quality.
Chickering's Piano Fortes have probably been subject
ed TO frequent and than any osh.rs
h. rarld
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The Little joker.
From the Illinois Daily Journal.
nov You srR IT.

now you SEE 1T.
The Black Republicans are set Of abolition
lists, bent ON abolitionizing Kansas.-lR Register.
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Valuable Lots and Land for Sale.
- LsfAS4H. cheap aid at sfabtu Lots In tits city
- Tor safe reasonable terms aha prizes. Acc, 10
acres Of Land within rsiae OF this eaty, ltaLty
situated.
fnose destrrg tfeAIt aud COED huntinF Lets. wili
has excellent trttrtprffs te setttt tltm. up.
pyine STAIR. INttfs IfBsbd:1N.
n. BThs Land will be sod III Lots to pEsst as.
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'VNHE undersigned being permanently located in Bur
i lington tenders his 10 al. who have any
repairing Of arriages Wagons do will find II 10
their interest TO give call will do painting OF
Carriages wagons lower than be done Tor the
quality Of work can manufacture to order Iowleys Pa
tent pg Buggy, from t5alower ard fror So 10 A.
lbs fgthe than the Elliptic Spring Buggy. Ny principle
business Is to keep general Repairing shop ana will
give entire satisfaction or no charge. All ask is
fair trial.
shop corner Of CSurt and Water sts., Burlington
Iowa. VIII keep Wagons and Bufrys for sale. which
will be warrlnted. Y. u. CROWLEY.
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Valnabla Lands for sale.

Valuable Lands for Sale
CHAM a. Is .-294& acres " Land for
N. satr--s9 acres Of which ies viii in iaAt XII he
Court House, 0tiantva, NaFeto Il, uAtyt fewt ls4S
acr+s of whteil lies IN miles OFtttra. lt#a rfb-
IN miie vi DaioatEa EtG acres ieTetd n ahaHE sGst-
Tstio. contains running lnR III ns YER iatis "a
Ter, contains coal bank. ard ~ the beet sa the
desirable Wareia 50. said lands viii
be sold cheap II application l. maa. soon.
june ID 1wtf sTltiirkR CR0NF,
Opposite the Barrett Hoass, Burilgtom, Iowa.
snBBs Beleher's Moiasscs; 30 bbls : II nolasses;
w 81 NJ bhas :. So VI
IS 10 gallon kegs II Molsssss; For sale at
apr4 l. \ ROGERS cos.
NOi US 3. 4th lrving's Life 81 Wa%hitgten. 4-st
received ana Tor sal. by j. y BHbAN,
June 81 Parrea HH5ss~ Blork IT.
New asapsof sasn, AisNu0fi. Il aalSatss
sbynsa@. BA srpes.G.i. &c.
fDARbEk'~ Sectional snd sssai.s a teal M&p 81 lows.
L Hem, Williams 4 Cos serianal I"
s fowpEhip g
Parkee's fpwa Handbook.
thapman's stcttanai Map OF Minnesota.
:. New Map 81 the EesttFn States.
The above Maps this day rsetis,d = r. sale ~
tune ~ y ngpAN
BArret Hon*s HretHg, III ri 81.
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gnn SACKS Java, Rio and Lagu Coffee in store
sDCU aud TO arrive. tapr a. !. N. ROGERS Co.
1--WE HUNDRED boxes Window Glass,
II sizes, for sale at (apr2e1 l. n ROGERS co.
l-aEEY bhis n, 4 and y bbls Mackerei. for sale al
II arr29 IN. ROGERS co.
THE Testimony of Inr BtOcsss.-A fresa
supply OF the above popular Work., ~ ~ gil Miier
this day received and for sale hy j z. BROWN,
may Id Barrett House Rloek, Third street..
az BOXES Pearl Starch; so boxes Family soar;
III BOT Fancy soap. For sale ut
anr 4 /. ". ROGERS n cos.
DlMSE> AND POCKET As.asNS.--A
/ large assortment Of Port Monnaies, Call and M
rocco Wallets, &C., &C. Just received by
apr is J. Y. BROWN
Barrst House Bgildngs Id 81.
INlyE hin DIR EA exsus "a fruH aid
T. Ornamental Trees; Roses, Buios, Shrabbery, &c.
for sale.
All OF the most approved varieties In COED condition
and for sale At reasonable rates. at Burlington Nurse
ries, two II lies south OF the cyty
apr 81. d3vtfw McCABE KAUFMAN.
Successors to Avery ,Comstncl 4 Co.
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Shoes! New Shoes |
1. Fl. SCOTT e. C,

II. Il. SUIT q CO.
nEALERS IN Dry Goads Groceries and Resdy
- Made Clothing. Main street .betweenJ eerson and
WASHINGTON, Bur ngsnn. IaMn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
Notice of Dissolution.

'T'IIE copartncrship heretofore existing between
l. John Colbert and Richard Ryan in the bus
incss of keeping Ball Court, Bar. &c, and in
all the business to which said partnership extend
ed, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
Ryan will receive and receipt for all debts duc the
firm, and pay all demands against the same.
JOHN COLBERT,
RICHARD RYAN.
Weaver, March Is, 1857. l2-3wt.
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BOUNTY LAND
WARRANTSs

rTN ii Z undersigned will attend to the procuring
l. of Bounty Lands under the new Act Of Con-
gress, for persons who have been regularly mus
tered into the L. $. Service for the period of IA
days or more. This will include all who have
been mustered or called into service. served In
any of the expeditions in this State for the pur-
pose of suppressing Indian hostilitiss. Such per-
sons will be entitled to
l6O Acres of Land,
and by forwarding the necessary proof Of their
service to the undersigned, the official forms will
be made out and forwarded to the proper Depart,
ment at Washington which will secure the return
of Land Warrant.
Having secured the services Of an Agent at
Washington who will give prompt attention to
this kind of business. the undersigned is enabled
TO ensure success to the applicant and claimant
Apply to L. J. CURTIS,
4l-tf. Trinity Journal Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
klamath County.
From late number of the Crescent City Her
aid we take the following items

From late number of the Crescent City Her
aid We take the following items
ScHooIs--Wc learn that among the passengers
by the Columbia, were gentleman and bis wife,
lust from the Eastern States, whose profession is
that of school teachers. Here is an opportunity
if our citizens feel disposed to embrace it, to Sc
cure teacher.
FROM GoLp BEAcu.--The schooner Fanny
Capt Pierce. arrived from Gold Beach on Friday
last. We learn that those at work there are pa d
we'll, say from eight to ten dollars per day to
the hand.
PAssENGERs.--Ovcr four hundred and fifty pas
sengers have landed at this port within the last
three days. and we learn that many were left un'
able to obtain passage, on account of the crowd
ed state of the boats.
From THE MINEs.-We have received late
communication from Galse creek and Rogue
river from which wc learn that the miners in that
locality are doing we'll Preparations are being
made TO work the high bars on the creek and
river.
FROM Harry CAMP.--We learn from a gentle
man lately over from the klamath, that the pros
poets for the coming summer are good. Tho
ditch bringing the water on to the high bars and
fiat around and above Happy Camp, rs far as
Eagle Ranch, is completed. and the whole of that
wide extent of country, will, in all probability
pay richly.
PERsoNAI~--C. \. Thornbury, Esq, has been
appointed Custom House Insp, ctor at this place
He arrived in town a few days since, and will
soon, we learn, bring his family here to reside.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
Humboldt County.

We take the following from the Times of the
1lth inst:
New MovE.--We have heard ii suggested
that some gentlemen on the Bay intend forming
a gene raj transportation company. The plan, as
we have heard it suggested. is to have one of The
company, or an agent, in San Francisco who will
he authorized to receive goods TO be delivered at
Wcayerville. or ether points that may be agreed
upon, for stipulated freight through. The
goods will be then shipped to their houses Oh this
Bay, where trains will be in readiness to pack
the same to the point designated 1t is thought
that by combination and concert of action in
such an enterprise, they would be enabled to re,
ducc very much the present cost to the Weaver
vile merchants in getting their supplies from
San Francisco. This is new move and if the
proper persons embark in it we see no reason
why it will not succeed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
A. BADLAM, Jr.

FERRY NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
l\wil apply to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors
ct the May term. for renewal of license TO keep
toll ferry across Trinity river at Cedar Flat.
BOWLES 4 CONJUNCTION.
Cedar Flat, April 5, 1857. Allfv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
sisklyon County.

Through Blake & Co. S express we have recciv-
ed the Siskiyou Chronicle of the 10th inst from
which we gather the following news
SACRAMENTO WAGON RoAD.-It appears that the
enterprisiug parties interested in making this de-
sirable work, are moving with energy. con-
siderable number of hands are now at work, 1t is
sad under the supervision of Mr.. McCloud, the
untring pioneer of the route. Mr. McCloud deser-
yes the thanks of the people of this county for
what he has already done in improving the trail
And he and those engaged with him, deserve and
should have material aid in forwarding this good
work. If Mr.. McCloud will make a good stage
road from Yreka to some point twenty or thirty
miles below the Soda springs, so that passengers
in the stage can leave Yreha in the morning and
run to that point in one day, and on the next day
ride into Shasta upon mules or horses, we think
it would greatly facilitate the completion of the
wagon road through.
FROM PITT RIvER.-Letters from some of the
company who went out into Pitt River Valley, to
look after and bury their murdered relatives,
state that they have found the body of the Ger
man who was missing. The Indians had cut his
throat and put heavy chain around his body,
and thrown it into the river They had also
found the skull, as they suppose, of Adam Boles.
They had discovered no trace of the remains OF
the others who are missing.
THE Mo-A-TUc-NE INDIANs.--Some months since,
LaLal;es and delegation of his tribe, it will be
recolected, were in Yreka on visit and trading
expedition, in compliance with an agreement
they made with Gen. Cosby. Several of the citi-
zens of Yreka made a request of LaLakes, to en-
deavor to bring in the principle chief of Moatuc-
ne tribe, commonly called the Modoc Indians
LaLakes succeeded in his mission, and returned
to Yreka few days ago with Skonchez, the prin-
cipal chief, and another chief of the Modoc tribe
called Lootkox. They professed an earnest de-
sire for peace with the whites, and promised to
deliver over to them for punishment. any of their
tribe who may commit dcpredatons. They prom,
ised that they will not disturb the emigrants who
may come through their country this summer, oil
their property.
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is al M 10 g II :

THE subscriber has always on hand great va
L riety of lumber, which he will sell at the low
est market price. All orders sent to the mill will
receive prompt attention. Rough, planed and
matched lumber got out with despatch, to fill Or
ders. Orders left at McLains or Bray's carpen-
Holler, Sidney hill, will receive prompt atten-
ton. G. 7. RICE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
To Bankers. AssgeB. and Coll Dust Dealers.
Tho House of
HARASZTHY, UZNAY & Co.,

HAVING ESTABLISHED THEIR
NEW GOLD AND SILVER REFINERY ON
/ Y large scale, and in permanent manner
are now ready to receive the Precious Metals and
prepare them for immediate Coinage ut the Uul-
ted States Mint. in the most expeditions way.
They invite the attention of BANKERS and Gold
Dust dealers to the faet that their refining is con
Quoted by process so MUCH CHEAPER AND
QUICKER than that of the Government that
they can fix a MUCH LOWER RATE OF CHAR
GES for the operation aud thus make IL a great
pccuniary benefit to the depostor, both in the
time of receiving his coin, az well as in amount
of returns.
They arc prepared to return either Coin or re-
fined Bars for Dust or impaired Bars.
Oniee No. IS Battery Street, near Commercial.
ap5ll.lm HARASZTHY, UZNAY K Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

THE Supreme Court of the United States de-
cded the Dred Scott case on the 9th of March.
Chief Justice Tancy delivered the opinion of the
Court. The following are the main points dcci-
ded LIST. Negroes. whether slaves or free, are
not citizens of the United States, under the Con-
stituton I'd. The Ordinance of 1887 had no in
dependent constitutional force or legal effect sub
sequent to the Constitution, and could not ope-
rate of itself 10 confer freedom or citizenship on
negroes. Sd. The provisions of the Act of 1920
commonly called the Missouri Compromise, so far
as it undertook TO exclude negro slavery from,
or to communicate freedom aud citizenship to
negroes. exceeded iAe power OF Congress, and
was void and of no legal effect.
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FiftccRa Tona-rNcnda

of water. and commands a ready sale.
The above property is situated about 3 miles
from Wcavcrvile and the roads too and from it
are always in exc -llcnt condition for hauling
lumber, ice. &c.
The undersigned being compelled to return to
tho Atlantic States on business which will make
his return to California uncertain, wishes to dis
pose OF the whole of the above described prop
erty. Conditions of sale, price and terms can be
had on application to this Office. or on the premi-
ses. c. 7. RICE
Weaver, April Is, 1857. 13td
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RANCH & SAW MILL
z o r s A l. e

%xS TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IT. his ranch, saw mill. &C. situated on East
Weaver creek, consisting of the following dcs-
crihcd property : acres of land, susceptible of
the highest state Of cultivation, and about so a
crcs of fine pasture land we'll fenced.
There are two first class saw mills on the ranch,
both in good running order; one with circunr
saw and planning machine. the other with mully
saw and an ovcrshot wheel. These mills can be
run the whole year. The facilities for getting
the best quality of logs for lumber cannot be sur
passed.
There is also on The premises a neat and com,
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, fitted up in the
best STYLE. with two good barns attached. Also,
two good ice houses aud large pond for putting
up ice. There are also truck wagons two
horse wagons; two horse spring wagon 5 yoke
of good working cattle. with yokes, chains. &c,
in the best order pair of work horses and har-
ness pair of fine work mules, with harness.
Also one WATER DITCH. running % miles from
the mill into good mines. This ditch carries about
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
.iacksOuvii!e, q. II.

We take the following paragraphs from the
Sentinel of April llth
ArfRAY AT GILBERT rowx. EVANS CnEEK-W,
are informed by DR.. Gilbert, that on Monday
morning, April 9Th. one John Smith was killed
by Thomas Kelly, under the following cireum
stances: Smith came to the cabin of Kelly and
asked, ii there was any one there who had any
thing against him? if there was, he would fight
them any way they chose He then commenced
firing on Kelly, aud fired two shots, when Kelly
first snapped a cap and then returned the fire by
shooting Smith in the bowels, causing death ii
about twenty minutes.
ANOTHER STABBING AFFRAY We learn thai
an alteration occurred yesterday evening or
the Race Course. six miles east of town, in which
a Mr.. Reuben Reed was very severely (probably
mortality wounded by knife in the hands o
Mr. Helm, generally known as Texas Deput,
Sheriff Anderson went to arrest him, but he had
fled for California.
LOOK OUT FOR RoBBERs.- Last Saturday night
MS Mr.. Avery was passing up the left fork o
Jackson creek n man presented pistol and de
mandcd his money. Avery started off in II run
One shot was fired by the robbcr but withou
effect Sunday night another attempt was mad,
on miner to rob him. but had no money.
There is a small room near the church in th
place occupied by Messrs. Parkey & IIilman.-
On Sunday night the door was oLencd by draw
ing the staple and number of articles taken
Parkey says that was dastardly act to attcmp
TO rob him Of his small stock of provisions !
besides that, il any should wish lunch or colo
chuck let them call at regular hours and they
are welcome to the last he has.
A MAN MIssING.-We learn that on Wcdncsda,
night, on the left fork of Jackson creek the firing
of q pistol and the shreks of man were heard
since which time miner, whose name we did no
learn has been missing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
HOPS
AND SUPERIOR MALT.
1856
1856

VNIE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFUL.
1 ly invites the attention Of BREWERS TO the
fact that he has made arrangements to receive
monthly from New \ ork few bales Of very choice
New Hops. selected and packed expressly for him,
which he guarantees first quality. aud of the crop
Of 1856 The first invoice has just arrived.
Also. to his
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25
Malt Establishment,

NIdIO EBUdDIIEIIIIIBIIUJ
IN this city, tho only extensive one in the coun-
try. which is under the sup"rintcndcnce of an old
practical and experienced Master, where can al
ways be had in any quantities. MALT, guaranteed
of very superior quality, made from choice old
Barley which he offers for sale at very low price
for CASH. Prompt and particular attention Civ
en- to all orders addressed to him at the Office of
the PIONEER MALT HOUSE, No. 81 and SO
Washington street, San Francisco.
apl 3m. LEWIS S. FORD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-25

Tue Inauguration of Mr. Buchanan was attended
by a larger concourse of strangers than was ever
before seen in Washington. Those most compe-
tent to form an opinion of large crowd, estima-
ted the number from one hundred TO one hundred
and fifty thousand. At General IIarrison's inau-
guraton, the largest estimate was SIXTY thousand.
The procession on the 4lh was well planed, and
carried out according to previous arrangement.
without the slightest confusion or accident
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CAPT. McCLHTocKs ARCTIC ExPEDIrIos.-IM
Journal Of Commerce has been favored with manu.
script copy Of let.e! from Capt McClinteek to L.dy
Franklin, commenced ooh July, ct sss, and ending
eta August The following are extracts:
Aug. 4-Waigat STRAIT Grecnland.-Ws nave
finished coaipg and are runni,g before strong falr
Wind for Proven. We did not resch Lisvely before
the 3lst July and remsined only fey hours. no
Esauimau wss forthcoming for the expedition out M.
Obick tod me hat u ere was one In Dlsco ford wac
would come. Having purchased tea noe dogs being
ell could GET went TO Disco FioTd, ana there got
A native but not the Who ~. ex pected MY man
/. % yeaIs old, by rsme Anton Chrstia7-is q good
dog driver. and a Wiling sort Of creature.
Pe,eecutsd BY Gains and foul vidds, did rot rescn
the coal cliffs urtl lsst sight, and nov bsd weather
has hsstentd 10y departure, but have filed up WIN
Goals sasin. The DaIes hsve been in the habit OF
getting Goals az ng there cliffs for very many years
psst; hence the name Of Kulbrud" OF coal sesm. [
Sid not find, or lock for The part where the PhGoiK
wss taken by Mr.. Olnck.
A, Lisvey l ssw the captains Of two wnslers whose
,hipe were los, in Melville Bay 10 June. Iosy think
| sbsll frd 10 difficulty In crossing TO Ponds BAY.
The Tablet 10 On bosrd-it 10 very la,ge, but being
in voc den case, have not ssen is yet
Avg Go D. m-Hove.to of Upernavik and about
to proceed on the voysge. ! nave now got 80 dogs,
ard have Only 10 ssy good Dye, ard beg yo7 will ever
believe me yours, eincefely,
tssrsd) v. L. acCLl2IOCh-
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N.a IS
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s 80 V-sD.3f s

n
B,.bee ia. Kiss. CeUrty q, sea..ie,
C1nmluien.rs up - Nov !, 49,. ees @-s71Jt 8
The pe Of beard 81 esrsn;s has eeea ,A.e =: eidr-r
ma. sors.pond mlsst BE- SD 'ae se.es cost
,opror,ir .mgaat. siIce Jelly lSe :! 81 per
Ias tie pies -sAei 10 he Hospital and STE tae Alus
Hons. a,xuu And sus@ry Ths C'.ssi0nefsreflse n
uor- th.n 70. h,sr3 he Ho'p. sod haze acc iaEY
deducted -. A. eeo,s They sl'o r-e, IN 'e'c ~ e @
porsIy relief s5oTded enisr,D:s outside ne ooogy
fbrre Ae .dshiors ssu.es sgsnst the C1nroiones or u
dge,or' Usde from bl Pr,or % Ma, 1914 'as " 1; -
Which your cOamts- could not OBJ sn in seson ~ tos
port Mary of the snded - shove have oeeI ss
10 coo'sgutnce q the nlaes 81 'oue OF the emssn
TIE suy,Inf,rd,ni. iron whaI Toy the Sks Of "a
Cor His,i sne Jour Committee teers ssl'hea n'
b,n ffhi. B9st issy conferred tha;
eovse scou b p1rsgsi remedy this srcst evil src
eoufd.p Tbs. large OF money usst BE- saved b.
TIE C,uriy h,v beg offer Jhowss resolutions
ReotsG Tat tbs sosrd recommend TO tie superintendent
Of the Pee! 20 pPy proper person 70 9o'1in eoa.ssy
e, Iii. Of the sIas u s engrAnt' arriving 81 the Port
sra rb,, tss s. ed make app.,,iou The ,.l..are.
.. its sPPosb,s session 70, me ya,sss Of - a., 70 saso
anu';ly made ron bis r:seSred k:SsiSn submitted
s4MTrt g sv sTaaTkER o0n"i''s''
The subjec: was, on motion, lsd over unni next
The Committee on The subject reported ia fsvor Of
er.ctr en- az ditop 10 Am' House TO be Of ocs three
soh.s in bsb with A'em'p' and to oe commences dhe
The Committee on Outdoor Relief to the Poor re-
The Con mittee on Accounts reported in favor OF
psyps bill Of Coroner Smell es which incurred BY him
IN en- poyus labores the Of aer bier vault IN
Wyciof D. tho bask, Of which had cared in
bufyng beneath the ruins four IL supposed tina,
other bodies might be beneath the ruins ADD the jury directed
the incur the The oil was ordered to be
paid
c.uber that the number Of prisoners eSahnet on the n
inst 254 Admitted during the monih ~ discharged ~
After some other business the Board adjourned Tor
two
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Markets...CARrTrLLYEs Po EIrD voR TEE TRIBus

FLOUR AND MEAL-Tfe demand br Western CsaAi
-Four early in the day was more sevs O. the Close %
usdes IRE better grades vel suIts:rsd s.a 49,
fsir request fer the home :Iate-:esre :. 49, ~ 70,
common good State; - - IS Tor exiIs Sc o. ~
81 10 for Ere indisIa and Michigan ~ 3D.
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