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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

effect at all. Iscannot here enter into de-
lail of the requirements needing acts 70
carry them into execution; but cite only
The case which now arises before you.
s;nca the last session of the general as
sembly the lieutenant governor resigned
his office The question at once arose re-,
How should the vacancy be filed Inc
constitution contemplated purpose OF
course. in creating the office OF lieutenant
governor, and expressed that purpose In
The 9th section of the 9Th article-"ln
case of the removal of the governor from 'I
Office. of his death, failure to qualify, res
sionation. removal from the state, or in.
ability TO discharge the powers and du-
ties Of The office, the said Office (of gov
ernor, J with its compensation, shall des
volye upon the lieutenant governor, and
the general assembly shall provide by
law for the discharge of executive iunc.
tons in other necessary cases. Here
provision is made for vacancy in the Office
Of governor, but none in this clause for
that in the office of lieutenant governor.
And by the act of May 20, 1852. pro-
vision is further made for discharging the
powers aud duties of the executive office
in case it deyolves upon the lieutenant
governor, and he shall be removed from
the Office of governor. DO. Thenthe Office
of governor shall devolve upon the attor.
ney general; then upon the president Of
the senate pro tempore; or. if there is
none, then upon the speaker of the house
of delegates. '.untI there is a governor
on isutenant governor who can act"
With the highest respect,
Your obedient servant.
HENRY A. WISE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

~ Mr.. Samuel Walker and his excel.
Lent lady. of the Northwestern Hotel.
gave handsome entertainment to their
numerous friends in this place on Christ.
mas evening. The enjoyment was uni
Versal. and the supper, the dance. and the
hours. all passed away so pleasantly that
the transit of time was scarce noted
Walker is model landlord, and Ma.
dame w. Presides over her department
with grace and skill unsurpassed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

ELopEMESr.-A couple of fond hearts
from the county of Upshur took the cars
at this place on last Wednesday night in
pursuit Of some person to unite their for.
tunes for life without the formality of a
license. AS is usual in these cases, both
were young. The lady was quite pretty,
and the gentleman presented rather a
substantial. though somewhat diminu,ive,
farmer>like appearance. They were both
plainly dressed. having been hurried off.
as we understood, without their Sunday
6xings." We hope theirs may be an ex.
cePtion to the general rule. and that they
may never regret the rash step they have
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

suor.--Col F. NJ. Wynkoop, late U. S.
Marshal of the Eastern District of Penn.
sylyania. and Colonel of the LIST regiment
Of Pennsylvania Volunteers. was acciden.
tally Rhotnear Tnmaqua. on the ! ST., ms,
in the leg, by gun in the hands ola
hired man with whom he was out shoot.
ing pheasants. He died in an hour after
wards.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

A NovEL AFrArR.-A donation visit
was given to Rev. ID. E. Magic. Of Boon.
ton, N. j., ON Thursday of last week. A
barrel of -four and Fat pig being tender.
ed 10 him. provided the ladies would
draw it thiihcr, it was accepted, and in
the afternoon twenty ladiea, preceded by
a brass band, placed the provisions on
four wheel truck and drew it to the par.
sonage, amid the applause Of all the vii
layers, who turned out en- masse 10 witness
The spectacle. About one hundred aud
City dollars was also contributed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

The GRAssHoPpER PLAQUE Grass
hoPpers are again making their appears
ance in myriads in western Texas. AT
the date OF latest advices from San An.
tonic, they were devo"ring all the vege.
tables before them in that vicinage,:-
Having re"cted San Marcos they de-
stroyed n rve field in two hours. The
Aus in Intelligence says hat these {" 10.
Gusts" as it SITS les them. made their ap.
Pearancc in that region two years ago
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

MONUMENT TO DR.. KANE The Free.
masons Of New York propose to erect
monument in honor Of DR. K4ne-a snow
peak Of immense hcight--in the park of
The Cooper Institute. to be Of while mar.
BILE. Of irregular shape, with four tables
in the base. appropriately inscribed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

E9r It is stated that r w. -Hughcs,
Esq, late editor Of the Richmond Exami.
ntr. has connected himself with the
Washington Union. Mr.. Hughes is one
oi.the ablest writer's in tho country. and
his accession to The Union ne wspaper will
be of great benefit to the Democracy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01
~We return. our sincero.t ,lanl,. =.

1We return our sincerest thanks to
our fair friend on Water street. for the de.
l'c'ops Christmas present sent US. The
tasteful bouquet OF rare flowers remains
as fresh and fadeless as will be With MS
the memory of her kindness.
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VIRGINIA. LEGIsLATuRE.


VIRGINIA LEGfsLATURE.
RfcnHsSD. Dec. 23l. 1887.
Senate A message was ri ceivea from
the House OF Delegates. stating that tlieyl
had amended the s nate salnendment #
1.-The bill relating 10 the bonds of Sheritfs
The House amendment was agreed "a.
and the bill then passed ia the following
form.
Belt enacted5by the General Assemble
that the first section OF an act passed june
Sd. 1852; concerning bonds cf sheriffs.
and other collectors OF taxes, and Tia
bonds of constables, be amended and ia,
enacted. SOFAS TO read as follows:
81. That the 5thssection of chapter AZ
of the Code of Virginia be and the same
lis hereby amended so that, the said secs
ton. as. now re-enacted with such amend.
Hment. shall6read as follows: From esery
person elected sheriff OF any county or
who is collector of the taxes
assessed therein, the Court of'such coun.
ty or corporation shalltake bond in such
penalty as it1may deem sufficient, not less.
chan $50. 900. nor more than 100000;
provided hat the penalty OF the bond Of
The sheriff of the city of Richmond shall
not be less than $500. 900, nor more than
$500. 900. This act shall be In force
from its passage.
HousR.-rhe report upon the contest.
ed election from the counties of Randolph
and Tucker, came up, as the,order of,he
day. and was, on motion of Mr.. Deiar.
.netle. laid upon the table and made the
order of the day for the 4th prox.
The bill to provide for filing vacancies
in the Office OF Lieutenant>Go Governor was.
ON motion OF Mr.. Msssie, of Rcckbridge.
laid upon the table and made the order OF
the day for the 9th Pro1s
On motion of Mr.. Dejarnette, it was
ResclUe2, That the President of the
James River, and Kanawha Company be
eauired to furnish the House with a list
of the salared officers of the said Comps
uy, and the compt nsation paid to zach;
also. n statement Of the gross receipts and
net profits resulting from tolls and all 9th.
er scourccs of income.
On motion OF Mr.. johnson. of Taylor. it
was
Resolge3, That the Committee of Fl.
nance be instructed to make such enquiry
into the affairs Of the James River aud
Kanewha Company as TO ascertain wheth-
er such Company has no revenue or re-
sources that might be property applied to
the payment of the interest on the bonds
of. said Company, guaranteed by the
Commonwealth, so as 10 relieve the
Treasury from the future payment OF such
interest, and what Legislation in necesss~
~ to compel such Company to 10 apply
portion OF its revenues.
On motion Of Mr.. Harper, it was
Resolvei. That the Board Of Public
Works be requested to communicate TO
the House the number Of days the Board
has been in session in each year since the
organizatian of the new Board. and the
number of days each commissioner had
been engaged in examining The internal
Improvements Of the Commonwealth,
since the commencement of this term.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

Ey The Metbodists Of Western New
York are agitating the subject ofabolish-
ing tho Office of Presiding Elder. and
representation Of the Iaity of the church
in the General Conference.
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@-We return our thanks 10 VIM n
Grapes, Esq. for neyoung turkey. up
on which We expect to make our New
lear 3 dinner. We wish Mr.. Grapes.
VINO = a sound young Democrat, a mul.
itPiieity OF tie same sort for an ths +.
.tnre.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

THE N. w. VA. RA1LRoAD.-This rail.
road has been reduced from the high
standing it occupied last summer, to a
decidedly lone horse concern" The
Baltimore company, after ascertaining its
capacity and advantages to be far superior
to the Wheeling road from Grafton. have
turned their attention to its degradation.
The western connection with this road
has been broken-freight has been res
moved from it as far as possible, some.
times at ruiuOus rates TO shippers-one Of
the passenger trains has been taken Off
the repair force has been nearly all With
drawn. and everything possible done to
throw the road into disrepute. Asa nat.
ural result. the road is beginning to feel
The effect CT this negligence. The trains
due from Parkersburg did not arrive here
on either Monday or Tuesday evenings
last. The cause is reported to have been a
slip about IA miles this side of that place.
We suppose this to be the fact. What else
can be expected? But we do think that
II they would not repair the injury in less
than 48 hours that the return train MIGHT
have been run upon time. as we'll as from
10 6 hours before, and saved the dis.
appointment to SO many who desired to 90
east omit.
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@ ourpOetical correspondent from
Bridgeport. neglected 70 send US MS
name. which By the rules Of ali well repn.
latsd papers. is required 10 accompany an
article intended for publication. :. \
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Gpppers Glarksburg Rp8ister
Cl.ARKspURE, FRIpAY, Jan. I, 1855.
Mue1o-THR DRAMA-ANN SoFoRrn.-

MUs1C-THR DRAMA-4EN SOFoRTH.--
These distinguished personages were in
town last week. in charge Of 81 The Hunt
Family" consisting of Eve sisters and
their paternal relative. by whom they
were ridiculously introduced TO the pub
lie for two successive nights. at 80 cents
a head niggers half-price-editors free.
Two pieces. Distant Bells" the first
night. and q Bell Brunden," 1.-The second,
we're passable; the rest cxecrablc. The
singing was in bad time throughout,
without any shadow OF feeling, expires.
sion or style-as psssionless as a hand
organ-and the accentuation so mutila.
ted that. unless one were familiar with
the peculiar phraseology of Captain Jack
Costigan. it would be impossible to know
that the line as sung
"Uh OF sIl d Ioike T. Mary"
was synonymous with the proper English,
ooh! should like 10 marry"
The artists perseveringly refused to open
their mouths any further than just
enough to induce the belief that they
were laboring under intermittent synco>
pes Of teta''us which was calculated to
produce painful Impressions on the mind
of the auditor, and thus destroy the beau.
ties OF the performance.
If these exhibitions are intended mere
ly as rehearsals. by those who are on the
HINT for celebrity. they are not perhaps.
amenable to criticism but if they are
given as public exhibitions. seeking the
appreciation OF public taste and judgment,
then we would advise them to tarry
awhile longer in the shades of private
life; for now. they are " not fitted for To-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-01

running considerable distance into our
interior. These triang uIations have only
80 be carried out by proper officers. and
instruments across the state; aud with the
aid now of the electric telegraph we can
make chronometrie survey. to assist the
t,ilns uIa,ious. which would in short
tiHs give rs comparatively correct map.
WORT. OF our state. and indispensabiy
necessary for every purpose Of improve
ment. Tue institute can easily organize
an ample corpse OF graduates from among
the state students. and they will gladly
fulfil Their engagements to teach mum
Der of years by entering upon this work
at the lowest rates OF compensation. in or
der to train themselves in school of
practical and applied science. These
views are enlarged upon by Col. Smith.
Upon .he whole view Of our scientific
and literary wants and means. l recon.
mend the following distribution Of our in
come from the Literary fund and capita>
'iens1sx. by appropriation of law as fol-
lows:
To the university. $4,000
To medical school Of Richmond, 500
To military institute. 45OO
To twelve colleges. $4,000
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wealth, without other fees or
compensation, Of s., 500
First Auditor 8 500
Second Auditor, 8 900
Treasurer, 3 600
Register. 5000
Aud that the number of their clerks be in
creased, and that their duties and salaries
be increased and reapportioned recon
mend also thatthe attorney general be
allowed an Office Of clerk with salary OF
thousand dollars per annum.
mourn to announce TO you that the
commonwealth lost one of her most VAL
liable executive officers. in the death, dur.
ing the present year. of George w. Clut,
ter. Esq, then auditor OF public accounts.
He was an able. honest, faithful and labo-
rious public servant. and died in the
line Of his duty. doing his part well al
most to the last of lingering disease.
| appointed ONE. N. Bennett, ESQ
deemed by me worthy to be his success
sor. l recommend his appointment to
your confirmation.
oRGAE1c LAWS.
most earnestly call your attention to
Ihe absolute necessity OF revising the sta.
tutes passed to carry into effect the pros
visions of the present Constitution, and To
the fact that several OF those provisions
are without statutes to carry them into
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EsIn tbe right BE strong.
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Tohigh primary schools. So 600
To infant '' 1l5.2o0
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| thAI tuey are especially dangerous IN
these times of agitation and excitement
against our property and our peace on ac-
count Of slavery.
But what is to be done with them ? is
the question. and it is difficult 10 settle
it justly and TO our own satisfaction
Several modes have been proposed. One
Is 10 send them, in one exodus, out Of the
state. to the uonslayeholding states Of the
Union. doubt both the policy and the
justice OF this plan. It's reason assigned
Is. in vindicIive spirit, to teach aboli.
| tloni>ts better how to appreciate the ma
Iuro of the negro. But that spirit, al
ways blind. is apt 10 mistake in this. and
the result would be rather 10 make SO
many missionaries among the foes to our
institutions and 10 our people, TO harden
them against US rather than TO convert
them il our favor. Besides. they would
on this plan, have to be sent north to a
climate not suited to their habits or ma
lures; and it would be harsh thus 10 sub.
ject them TO wholesale dispersion, disease
and extinction. Such is their fate in free
states and in cold climates. They are
! not fit for freedom or frost, unless thew
are among friends who will porvide fol
them; and shareholders at last, are the
best friends to the African race, and their
climate and location are most kindly 10
| their natures and habits. II would be
more human, and more Just TO them, to
take from them their liberty at once. and
sell them wholesale into slavery, without
their consent. But the moral sense Of
our people would revolt at violation OF
individual and personal rights like this,
end no such usurpa'ion would be tulera-
ted by public sentiment. What then -
if they ought not to be sent north 10 free
states aud the tender merces of fanatics
and frost, nor to the south and slavery I?
The answer is, that we ought to colonize
as many as We can in Liberia; to take
back under masters as many as are will
ling to return to the patriarchal protection
of slavery; TO encourage the yirtuous aud
industrious among them. by seeing that
they are compelled to learn valuable
trades and arts; and TO reform our penal
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16

rTsuE Commonwealth OF Firgini@ 10 the
" Sheriff uf Kanaa III Comfy 6IeetinE--
We command YOU, that ypli summon :. The
CanreI Coal Company Of Coal River iffhey
be found ia your bsisiwtck, t. appear before
the. Judge cf D 1 .iraltit Court for tae county
il Kanawha, at Rules ID be held in th< Clerks
Office thereaf, on The first Monday in April
next, IL answer John Fl TuInsr, Of plea Of
Debt for SO 90 Damage $25. And have
then and there this writ Witness, ALExAS-
pEn VI. QFARKsER, CLERK of our said court,
1T the Court House Of said county, tie Sd day
Of Fesrusry, ii $50, in the sd year Of our fouD-
aafion. a. ". oE AARLEk,
Baowx.& PATToN, p. d. 3:4i
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TRUST SALE or EaEUlE - ~
y, a q -s-e4.. <Ar-, 49, & -sSS e-NSGS

&S9sAG < tE-S0K0I - - =. s-'..
TN pursuance Of ti.e~terEfs AM pfeNSSs.,i'
al d Deed Of Trust, executed Joy sat'ts'AH s.
ri 8. BROOKS, otl HE 81 daF#d july s%1ts Z
mi mn 3 sirnel and FTederick Z HooSs, 4
Trustees. IJr The psrpose Nc sefnrItg etl;n,'
5dsbfS th9ryit, riletioned to Fedeftk Bloohs'
raY5 Mn assfas,s, aud duly reeorted m uy
sa u M IS III Kanawha County 10 WIZ
S .ss ~ IN. here 81 n,sde for d aoy
tEeular desriiilion Of thq properts & f Il ii
=csnyegetl, tile Iafi{gsi sned, Trustees
s s1l,s 81 s & n, 4 sS y pr;l, 1858,
at The font dit1 If lie 6 daet:oa. to MI.
fiawha GonntF,l d Pm inc rell aud per-
Highest o:ltae FAN Eel int said DEED, coh7
sonai PROPERTY do .a sat- Property, Furnace,
sist NJ OF ssnslces. tools, mules, cars
fixtures any apl the most Yalua BIZ Il Pro-
Ge tbs II 5, 9gGbnnty 81 nawha, aud il tie
perties n Ned III Frcderick Brooks 70 Ma
same g. brook bs Deedfof Record ialthea
tiiang Office of kanaWha' CoDnf ". We will
QTl bso nlachofittas may bs necessary 70 sat
NJ me tebls Aforesaid, and w.llcthvey sacli
gtie as is vested in US as trustees, which Il
believed to be good.
W e BR0OKS,
5 fats
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I. IAN, J "a sesbsg, prize VII soa
4 IA TSfi.es amour iiIeto $40, COO
,t,o, ! I'M k.4s tl,dalses SIS; a1.R4E8s SEA
IpIanF cf tbak0ftPry.

M i "a rom b $40 o. cefrespan
,.a u i ,hase Eumbers3n1lhe Tickets pfip4
Hill Bs.nafs, te slips of t65pes, afe elcircIed
e Mi lin tubes an fated inone wheel
4 Nh 'Tht Eafst457 Prizes, syisqriy Tfinted and
.i sGsa. are Staged in sa0aher wheel <
Ft tn,bs wheels ate then Fsoltea, ard a NUN
I h II avn front wAelIbf Num- beers, end
I! Till, sane time 4 Prize isl rsvn rom he OH.
II sssl asl fhc Nnmbef f'4ize drawn ont
t u nnLred ana exhibited bKe audience, aHd
lifted blythe Eontsiki@ers the Prize
Ming piaced against NE Shber drawn
IIhis OPERATION ii repedtclfsnl alltht Prizes
MI. trawnput. #1i llis
Il Observation-Disclosures PrigeS.-ihetwo preee
dip I aEl she two set cee6lns ibnheFs @ tfdse
tJra wibay he Gfst. a Prizes " lbe eutit.edtd
rhe 2S Ap5r5x n,a'len Fries FIR example, !;
Iifaick ii No. 1880 draws tllITe,9 o. D sPslaes
1h.Esn Ttlets numbered hti2ih 49, Ilf2 Hl,.
ID ikyili "a cll H. ntitlt q toto s If Tiek
|eH MI 559ssdraws tie Sbn.d Prize, these
H,II ii nEitote7ed 54s, 5l9s5 1, 552, viii
l#ie7a1ch beentitlef 10 SO OF ana un according
XII, ths above scheme.
II iSTha 5000 Plies OF s il With 9eterninel
Hby4tHa last figure of the fNlm4 that draws
! tfItaST Ia ,od93 Prize. For esampEiflhr Mum
bsr t.tawtpg the SO goo slfze IL Nj Ii Nh.
| 7.aheh nli the Tickets fNfethe humber
| anIs arl. Twill be entitled tosD. Ii HE
| NhmIel end WITH tbep allie TicAdts
Whcrs the Ntmberends IN s:Wile EMIT vi
tn Is d ant SO oata Q
Il Cenifektessof packages will sold at liz
| Gtiloyingrates, which i4lthe fisE
| Geltikcate Of package OH 0wholcl cts, $50
~ I'm ana5 !. IL,
sT 81 I'll Hid sisb u II
f# - ~
\ III u pR nERiSG ftrKfTs eR No1EF1cATEs.
Il II Enflnsa the. mo3iiey 70 oaf a1Ns tor I'VE
Ticksts Ordered, "a feee5laf CLAY :, they'Rth
I5t f f~a'rds q. BY tlfst !. m q FUSES ean
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E3T77731 z w " 81 81 49, W.9CK DItOJEtio,
January i6, Hsss. lv3n8sl TRUSTEES. /
sale N Iiouse and Lot near Goals Mouth
Aid Valuable Personal Property.

E4 Z
Aid Valuable Personal Property. 4
4 u a,eeEo 81 4 decree prsnouneed by The
ssssr,s;t1 Court of Kaiiawha County, al The
81 80, Is MI ie. Cf atcefy causetlfere-
II, ,fn.n.ifae. iwha rein Jones, Brother q Co.
Il 4 ranla 59,duts and James S. Teays alli
80 eandanis, /, Beniaanin S. Thomr-
son, speeial Cemrillssollef IN said cause, WIZ !
offer lor sale AZ Public Auefien, on
Monday the 18th day Of March, 1893,
s4Lat being Court Day. at the front door Ct US
~. tIas.se af Kanawha County, all them
II sayss III and 10 the lot Of laad
r,aiss aIb,,th III said Cou4sty, he same
s1s. III s;n5E interest iii one more IL there.
rs IN, III; lstate in The other moeiy as II
The bill and proceedings nehtloheu i ~ y L
faaq "a 81, the personal property f the sai'
I,ravs conveyed by him 10 the nndersign y g
NJ secure E. RI Thomas by deed fiiel
| tn inns W = u prN MIN s.# THOMPSON.
/ Special Commissioned
4 ,e ,essl y3nss
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!. "Reminiscences Sale.

- ,,szs.,s ~ K decree or ths G Ind " Court,
4 81 4Sf,iawha Counsy entered at the JEi'u-
n term tilels the case q Burnett WITH.
ers 81 ia. ct ais, Us. Mason Campbell, etSaafs,
As special Commissioner, s.
On Monday, 19fh day ofs April next,
sl,,ll ,,oceed to sell. at public auetion, ct
NJ i rant Io9r of The Court House Of sid
n, hesunlivided inter. sto SAID Camp,
he'll ii three tract Of land "a tlle We iefs Q
pa ss ana Crepe vine Ssee6, sahdes e
,bs -, III, gas.t right Of doiS III Mrs Ma
Il eaapSsl yifs =, & IS l mssS & &
lspsl rss,s,tl and B ttsjoilftIys hs
r. inc - III VS. III and wife second was
,o o,, i'd ahsnl, joiltis w lno Dawson,
.,. eM, OF Niysjniasaid canis,
s. lrs ntesest ere besi;g' eng va s, q,
m n As IL s75 cash N hansl andtie re-
$3.50 X. asI5E instalmeiiEs III Sis Twelve
MI i'.,j ;gh lse mon lis watt ial from dal
81 Gle e III nufchasef s wing bond aId soet
81 curly es', br said deferred ms 1h w
5,. els, hsng retained till thy ere pad
~ 81 NV. S. So MINERS. G9nIg
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