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MOrrraOnSs

On last Saturday, some two hundred
Mormons passed through this city on
their way to their Jerusalem in Desert
They represented quite a number OF
countrie England Wales, Scotland
and Germany. We noticed that there
was quite preponderanee Of females IN
the company. Some OF them were young
and decidedly handsome, but the great
majority could lay but small claim i, TO per-
sonal beauty. We counted 81 wagons,
all of which, we believe, were drawn boy
oxen. The company appeared to be IN
high spirits, and though some OF them
were old, others deformed, and all re-
markably destitute Of clearly appearance
they anticipateda happy arrival within
the jurisdiction of Brigham foungs d.
ocese in about three months. -~
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persons shot, besides many others who
received slight wounds.
This posse was not made up Of the
rough and unworthy portion of the COM
n,aaity, but Of the very best, oldest, and
most estimable men in the County, or
even in the State. They have borne the
outrages of this horse-thief gang until
patience ceased to be a virtue, aud have
taken the above plan to free themselves
and the County Of this nest of outlaws.
Still LATlR MAN HUNa-
OTHERS ARREsTEp.--Squire Davisson,
of Clinton Co, has just informed us that
on Thursday evening over 400 men as
semblcd at Clam Shell Ford on the Wap-
sepinicon, and went to the house of MIR
Warren, and arrested the old man and
three others. Evidence was found suffi
cient to satisfy the posse Of his guilt, and
Mr. Davission was informed by those who
were there that Warren was hung. The
others are still in custody. BY to-day
W will have full particulars, but tina,
will be too late for this issue.
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Lucky Fellow.

The Pike County Ill) Free Press
states that wood-chopper, whilst chop
ping cord wood on an island in the MIS-
sissippi, opposite Calhoun county, in this
State, fooun large pot Of silver
coin, which is supposed to have
contained several thousand dollars, some
of which the editor has seen. No one, as
yet, can give an idea how long the treas
ure has been buried. The Free Press
says it can give but little account, as it
has not heard any particulars, but,
strange to say, it was all Mexican coin,
some of which bear date as far back as
1851. The person that found this treas
ure left without revealing to any one the
amount of silver the pot contained.
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Steam Mill at Rochester.

Our neighbour town of Rochester has
been for some time on the stand-still'
as to its growth and prosperity; but this
season it will take step forward, which
will compete with any town in the State.
The particular Improvement contemplated
is the building Of steam Touring mill,
the foundations of which are already
erected. 1t is to be 80 by 6S feet, three
stories, and built of brick 1t will be
built by DR.. N. Green and NJ. Bailey
DR. n. Green is an enterprising man, and
viii push forward the mill to an early
completion. The stone work for foun-
da.ioa is already completed, as also the
timber frames for the stones, on which
there is to be three run of stones. The
lumber is msstly on the ground, and the
brick in the kiln ready for burning The
cost of the mil will be considerable, and,
when completed, will be equal to any mill
in this part of the State. This will give
an impetus to the trade and business of
Rochester, and win not only be an orna-
ment to that iowa, but credit to the
whole County.
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SIIERIFF"s SALE.

pi virtue of an execution, ~ Ur direct
ID issued out o! the clerks Office ot tAc lrs
court in and for the County 81 Cedar ard S'a'f p.
iowa In favor OF Jesse Davis. for II, n.e d. 49,
Spicer, and against Leonard rarr ! haze "f'."'
upon The following property, stnhte In tse' 'f4.'
OF Cedar and State of lows, te wit: 4Ae ns5H.
west quarter of the southeast quarter ~ -'"
No. t"enty-six t2G1 in township No. ''.E'
ts2l range one ~ W 81 csntanin forty 'a-' ".'
the north one-half y Of the northeast .
section No. thirty. fit {. taal in nShp NJ
Two to2l, range ono % west oonfa'. ~
$50 acres; and part of the south en- --. ~
the northwest quarter of section Nc. Ea'".H
(aaol in township No eighty one 81, .5L4a ~,
- west, containing fifty t50 acres; an' on ~
all one hundred and seventy llT0l acre. th T.,
OF the appnrtenanees belonging thereto; "Gi ~.
otter the same for sale nj Public outc'} NJ 80 80
Court House door in the town OF Upton. y 's'
county, on Saturday the 9Th day nj JAY t''',
tween the hours Of o'clock An. - 'l''S
Pm. Of said day. 10 satisf, the aid err'a' aS1
costs that may accrue thereon.
JOHN II. BlREi.Ey. Sheriff Cedar &C.. to's'
g 81 GEORGE HFBER P'f0'.'
Upton, Iowa june 3d. 1887 -
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MANY ANNOYED CITIZENS.


We have been requested to inser, the
followia. letter in our columns, the party
to whom it is addressed having declined
to publish it
EDITOR CEDAR DEMOCRAT:
Sir; In your paper of the 10Th inst,
hoy name is announced with others, as
member of a Democratic Vigilance COM
mittee, for Fremont Township. As it is
known by many in this County, that
have for many years acted with that par
ty; but it il known to many that | have
declined to do so since the passage Of the
notorious Douglas Bill Now sir, in as
much as the publication Of my name has
been the cause OF some remarks calcutta
ted to iniure my moral as well as political
character, | consider due to the public as
a. well as myself, to show my political
hand, and request OF you to assist me, by
giving this letter sn insertion in your
next paper; not with any view to incite
a controversy in political matters, for that
respect that | have been taught in youth
to have for the relisioug, as well as polit-
ical opinions Of all classes Of men, and for
the rights of my old Democratic friends,
that all men, white aad black, are bound to
respect forbids entering intoany such mca-
sure. 0, l. merely to show why ! cannot 90
with thcm any farther, at present. Ny
political cours, with them commenced by
voting for Andrew Jackson's first Flee
tors; and have served. cherished, and
supported their measures ever since,
excepting, always, where their acts want
to perpotuate and extend American Sla-
very, which ! always believed formed 10
part of Democracy; every feature Of it il
anti democratic and anti-rcpublicnn. |
am an obscure individual, and my iaau-
enee is very small, but it never shall be
used to perpctuate or extend an institu-
ton, which has for its object the enslas-
inc aud chatteizing human beings hite
o. black. And for the purpose Of using
my influence againstit, have united my
self with party which my old friends
call Black Republicans | resign my
Office in that committee. aul give place
for hatter nan
iour, With respect. ELISHA BRowN.
IREuoNr, Juae al, i.i1.
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EXECJT0R'S NOTICE.

I)tbLIC NOTICE is hereby gen that y ;.
/ Daniels. as Executor OF the Estate Of ,tsyhvN
Goodrich, deceased, late Of Cedar Counts, is"a,
has Elel in the Office Of the County JUDI h,sfo't
Report q hs doing in the pErm.scr 41s .
therefore TO notify to all persons nieres'et. T.;
At the regular session If tie count. ccuEt, n ~
1857, said Report viii be acted upor. an If IL ~.
lection exists thereto the same viii - aMf"H
aad confirmed and said Execute discharged irh
all further duties OF liabilities IL tho premises
o. Il. WELLS sniCLk IGdgs
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GREAT BIRTAINS!!

A FARM FOR SALE ten miles east from
N Upton, on the Davenport road, near Pos
ton Grove, containing 1913 acres; So Of which are
good timber; $50 under fence, with 80 acres OF
tame mead W. nice young orchard Of 1875 bear
ing trees: A new frame hotiAo with ten rooms and
a good cellar good frame barn good well of
water at the barn. and one at the house; good
stock water on the place. .-
4 good brick House aad . mall frame dwell
ling with two Lots, on the corner south OF the
Birely House, and on the same is good stabling
for eight head Of horses.
Two lots on corner west Of Birsly House. with
good frame Blacksmith shop and good frame
dwelling Is by &c; three rooms.
Also, IS head Of cattle, some ten or twelve yoke
Of work Cattle. All of the above property can be
purchased ON the most reasonable terms by cal
ling on either J. II. BiRELEY.
5l.u II. {. PIATT. or 4. DEWELI-
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will be found guilty, sentenced and a.
lowed to escape. In this way the lmpa-
tation of gross partially would be re-
moved from the court, and Fuget sassd:
who was only obeying the command OF
the leaders of the Democracy---ffee
State l1h. III - q.
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DCBLiC NOTICE II hereby given. H.ai j., a
i Goodrich, "a Executor Of IL ~tfe "t
Vim. Willis. decearcd, lsie Of Cttsr 10, low,
has fled in the Office ofthe County Judge bs6nr
Report OF his doiags in the premises. Ia1
therefors TO notify 10 all persons Interested -,
Al the regular session OF toe county coar!, "a -.
1857, said Report viii he acted upon. and. Il s,V
Jections exist thereto tie same viii :" GTP'ovsi
and conirEsed, ana said r<ccutor d.achsrs"t frE4
all farther duty Or liability IN tho pem-s.
- e. Wells SF!tLE JCds.
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To CONTRACTORS.

DEBLlt NOTICE is hereby given. 'haf On. 'Hs
l u Monday in July 1851, contracts ."1 d
entered into on fehalt OF Cedar County '"r = .
erection Of New Court House IN the tom @"
Upton. in said county and that proposals Tor f.1'
tracts will he reesired by the undefsi gn@d '.t'
OF said county until that time.
Said contract, Will be for the whole work, o. 10
tho stone work, mason work. and other p"'Eohs
separately, said Goutt House to tc complete -
tlres years from said July.
Said Court House TO he built In arroriaaef NJ
tbe plans and specifications 10 PC fi'rtsN~' :
saia county.
By 9rdsg If the County CoArt
JrrfG sHlCFh .,'
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DUBLIC NOTICE il HEREBY given l.s, "a
i dins c. Furguson Executor Oh the rras .
Thomas e. FurgusoE deceased late q $40 soa
t., has flcd in the Office cft,c Judge . SAID e.tl
ty his iual report Of his doh = On tLc Irs:l =
Now. therefore, all persons iEter,,,et ~ L.. .
titled TO be and appear At TIL counts c'4!; o
the LIST Ion4ay in July lFoi. al ~. I'm. ~
Report will lie acted uror, -" = p" o. l. r..a,
exist thereto. the same will ronntl0 b. 81 II.
Executor aise harsei from al, tar.,,.T duty u H.
bility in the PR Ia sas.
a. &. WELLS Spit HI JUDI.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, thai 70
l. undersigned have received Letters k1o-gs Z
from the County Court of Cedar Count 'css, :"
administer upon the Estate Of Issac SoPc- a"e"s'
Cd late OF said count. All persons D. 'E chair
appear before the said court at the JAY terra b.
to prove up such claims, and all lcg-' ~ !, Il. Fl
will please call and settle.
ISRAEL NUDGE Eveecso'.
-, 1t. aLMFNA SOBER fvv~ousA,
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TO EXECUTORS AND GUARDIANS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that you as' = ~
~ required to make an Annual E"rgr' = E.''
official duties as Executors or Guardian aa7 -"
failure TO do 40 by Law subjects you r. SEQ
penalties All Executors and Gnattals IL
hava not heretofore reported are the "f0re 49,
fed that the fiscal year ends on the lst AoalAf .
July next at which time all persons acting 8.
Executors or Guardians under the j4Iia4.t tea OF
the county court OF Cedar County aTe retc I'd 70
report at said time, OF they will /, tIaato e tue
penalty Of the Law.
WELLS ssICER ,otgs
June lat 1851 - q
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A man named Aaron Bedbug, Of Ken
lucky, intends petitioning the Legisla-
ture to change his name, because his
sweetheart, whose name is Olivia, is un-
willing that he should be called A. Bed
bug, she o. Bedbug, and the little ones
little Bedbugs. .ss .-..f ..s
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EgGIc NOG1GG5
EXECUTORS NOTICE,

DEBLlC NOTICE ia her,by given, IDA. Il
i undersigned, Barhary o!oper Al la...
sloper have taken out Letters KAe"u'a-y q re
Estate Of Thomas SHOPPER, deceased lac G. ..,.
county. All persons are therefore -.o..a.l g. .
all claims mn6t tc presented s. the ,e,r', ,-...
on the LIST Monday Of july IL =, 80 prove Up a. -
claims, and all persons indebted sFs rs I'D q.
call and settle.
BARBARI hLOpEk, h,ecaIa~.
~ It. DAVID SLUFER. Ekesut.-
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Triton, CEDAR Co., Iowa. !
,IuDe 24.h

Mr.. EDIToR-Dear Sir:-As you are
a legal gent want an opinion all for
nothing, as you are editoriaIly "Pro Byno
Pubiico".
Here Is the question. If any person
should tlnkle bell or make other noise,
not on my premises, but in the vicinity
SO near as to become serious ANNOYANCE.
commencing at 7 o clock p NJ, and con-
tinuing it through the greater part of
the night, so as entirel to prevent sleep
Would it be breach of the peace, or
a nuisance If breach of the peace is
it indictab!e -? fla nuisance has our cor
porate authorities power to have it aba
ted? And, if a person employ or raise
cows, calves, horses or dogs to make the
noises. is it less a breach Of the peace. or
nuisance2 less indictablc or abateable ?
An answer, through the Advertiser,
will much Oblige,
MANY ANNOYED CITIZENS.
REMARKs--The "annoyed citizens
must "crin and bear it," Our town coun-
ell have provided for the keeping off of
cattle, but it does not take effect until
they tlhe cattle) have had chance to
eat up all the gardens in town, by break
ing into them at night.
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The Ohio slave Case.

We have not given the proceedings in
thu case in full because it would occupy
TOO much space. The substance Of the
matter i. simply this at-
The fugitive slaves we're pursued into
Ohio The slave ca,chers, headed ny
the L. s. Marshall, then arrested four
.,izcas Of Champaign County, under the
charge of refusing to assist the Mar
shall, but instead of bringing the citizens
40 arrested 10 n trial, they put them in
irons, aud commenced dragging them
with all speed towards the Ohio river,
with the intention Of getting them into
, Kentucky for trial, or to be dealt with
in Kentucky by Kentucky mob. AS
they were passing through Clarke Coun-
ty, the Sheriff, with one assistant, went
20 tho re:cue Of the citizens Of Cham
paign Comfy, but were fred upon aud
beaten Of by thu Marshal and posse.
They then passed into Green County,
when the Sheriff Of that County, with .
posse, arrested them under a charge Of
kidnapping white citizens Of Ohio. The
sisves were not concerned in this at all,
10 none bu: the L. s Marshall aud the
citizen. Of Champaign County were in
the company so bound for Kentucky.
How these Federal officials conducted
themselves towards the free white citi-
Dcus Of Ohio is thus related By the .Neps:
We have learned some facts in re-
gard to the conduct Of the United States
Marshall and his sccomplces, towards.
the prisoners, while in thar custody,
which go very far towards showing that
they were en- gagged in a scheme to kid
nap these men<under legal authority,
take them TO Kentucky, and deal with
tAcn ~ their depraved passions might
dictate. They not onl y hsndcuffed the
prisoners, but they treated them with all
manner OF indignity; as, for instance,
r.marking when d cenvenieut limb of a
tire. projected over the road, that that
would be good place to hang such ID
sboli.ionists as they were. They also
threatened to instantly blow their brains
cu, if they opened their mouths to tell
anybody ths, they We're under arrest, or
VIA, for. Although they stayed all
night at Squire Clemaas, in JaSpar
Township, he did not learn the character
or busine ss Of the strangers he Hospitality
entertained. When they left his house
Ia the morning, they inquired the short
ut road to the Ohio river.
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Ree~ Fred Emery, the notorious murderer
Of William Phillips, was married on Mon
dry the 25th of May, to tho belle of
Lcavenworth--the lady who offered her
hand - any man who would bring her
the "qlr of an Aholi'innist
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women. who win scrub, rub and dry their
husbands. brothers, or other male fsigds
IN tue bath. think kiss ne,ght of immod
csty, and ar shocked to learn that i, lie
common in America for wives to hiss
their husbands. This i rHr'aials
fiun.i-cal notion.
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f,u-aEt.

We have received the FLOWING c2n-
nunication from friend in Durant,
which We cor'islly insert in the Alder
ea.~y. Iurant IS the only town on the
line Of the VI aol II. K. T. in this
County, aud, as such, each tru friend Of
the County should tcoi an interest in It's
growth and prosperity 1t IS progressing
finely, and will soon rival any town On
tho road from Davenport to Iowa City,
nursnt, Cedar Co, Iowa,
June 20, 1857.
Mr. DEAR SIR If not asking too
mach, | should Ike to call the attention
Of the readers Of the Upton .idrerttscr
70 the rapidly increasing Growth Of this
new town, which is only few months
old. The constant signs OF prosperity
eau upon Us 70 notice the enterprise,
prosperity, and advance of Durant. as
well as other towns situated on the line
Of the NJ x VI. X. L. There il not a
town in this CnuRtv that can bJast Of
better society. There is not a town / =
the State where lots are sold ~ eheap rs
here. and land in the vicinity of our
eighborlng towns is at least double what
IT is here. \ constant tide of cntcrpriz-
ing &&i industrious cmerants are COM
ing in, adding capital, influence. and
prosperity to the town. This spring the
numbers Of new corners in this vicinity,
up to the lst instant, were about $50.
Some were from OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA, and
New York States, but the largest mum
kers Were from Massachusetts, and Con
nsc:lcut, those from the last-namcd
States being all mon with capital; but
We have plenty land left yct--lots in
town, and good farming land in vicinity,
aud as We are selling lots low, this Is a
good feature. ~ it will enable the new
eomers 10 purchase on reasonable terms,
and get property which will advance and
yield him good profit on his investment
La course Of few weeks va will have
a -four mill for the purpose of aceommo-
dating those living in this vicinity, and
adding what We haze air ,aly--- carriage
and wagon mandatory. a blacksmith $
shop in running order. stores, &c. and
= host Of other mechanical branches. suit
ed to the wants II the community. These
are incmdod in the business If six DAYS
labor, and a. Providence has 40 arranged
and commanded IL to keep one day holy
ont Of seven, we have two churches
Congregationalist and Episcopal, where
We have preaching every Sabbath NOR
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BUSINESS NOTICE,

IOUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the firm
Il Of Bireley and Latham has this cay been
dissolved by Mutual Consent, aud that all claims
and demands due said firm will he in the hands
Of John H. Bireley, for collection: he will here
after carry on business at the old Stand.
Persons indcb tei are notified to come forward
and settle up as money ia worth per cent, per
Month. John II DIREiFY
March 4th. 81. tt H. G. LATHAM,
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DIssOLUrION NOTICE.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned trading under the firm OF Ryan
4 Farley, IL dissolved by mutual consent.
-. ...... 81. RYAN d FARLEY.
The Business will be continued a, the Old Stand,
Corner Front and Main Streets, by TX. Ora ham
Il J. III. Farley, under the hrm OF Graham y
Farley. who will pay all debts due by and receive
all MONEYS due TO the firm OF Ryan Farley.
Davenport iowa, April 9Th 1887.
10 II 4 GRAHAM & BARLEY.
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STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY,

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom it may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago low a
~ and Nebraska Railroad have loo ated the line
OF its road over and across the southwest alar.
ter OF the Southwest quarter OF section Twenty.
eight township Eighty-two, range one, w.st fifth
principal meridian.
Tile owner Of said tract is unknown TO the OFF.
GERS Of said railroad company bat it Is believed
that said owner Is nonresident Of this State. This
notice Ia given in order that proceedings may be
had for the assessment OF DANA ges occasionel hy
the location Of said line as aforesaid; as Is prs
vlded by the laws OF the State OF Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
by its Attorney.
April Is, 1857. N. B. BAKER,
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS years Of are hav-
ing lost his Father, two Brothers, ghter
SepheS's, and sieces, by that dreadful disease, Cow
SUMPTION, and suffering with Coaqh himself deter
mined to visit the East indies Egypt and Japan where
he discovered PrersRtre and Certain Cure for Colds
Coughs. Bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous Debility
and Asthma His cough cured Immediately; he re-
turned, cured his Reiarss who inherited the disease
and IN connection with his son have employed in his
practice, curing Thousands Of considered hupae
by others FOR the purpose Of rescnng many Of his
suffering fellow beings possible he is sending his Re-
cpe to all who wish II for 10 cents OF Il to nav the
postage, and the balance printing Address DR. HEATH
loi Spring street. opposite St Nicholas Hotel New ork
eJm3 -'~'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARErrREp PHYSICIAN :,

Under this head will insert condensed special no.
tees at 10 cents per sr for each insertion, 25 cents
per month, 50 per quarter, or l50 per year
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
AEs Z. ,;;; -.
Chicago Iowa 4 Nebraska R,p
Open TO Ames Greek. ~ miles r,.,
MISSISSIPPI R,JFR.

On and after Monday April 9Th. sr,u,
notice, Passenger Trains will ran IL fslIsr, Ute
Leave Clint .a nj a.,
Arrives 1t Ames' Creek IL A 80
Leaves Ames' Greek
Arrives al Clinton ga
Passengers taxing the . A. IL. ;ra!o, cs,,s.,
with Stages for pewi', Maqaoseta, Upton and ~
received AZ Fulton and dehy erred Free frA..' -
Freight Trains leave daily.
ane~ N. SMITH, Eag,as
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SUFFERERS with diseases OF the Bladder
Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy. Weakness, &c, read
the advertisement in another column, headed
"Hembold's Genuine Preparation 23w4
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LOOKING GLASSE s

TIE Undersigned has iast received ,srs.
j lot Of
M T r. II o II -
of all kinds, qualities and rrioc.. Cal and zee =,
ai"n klo"l, elf BROWN & sFtMr>.
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ENECiTaE.s NOTICE,

No. y. H. g1Ar ,t,.,.'s