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The Placer herald., 1859-10-29
Fruit Trees.

The following is very correct estimate of the
numbers of Fruit Trees and Vines under success
ful cultivation:
The Placer herald., 1859-10-29
Arrival Of the Overland Mail.

The Overland Mai arrived at Gilroy on
Wednesday afternoon, 26h inst, with St..
Louis dates to Oct 5th.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-29

EV The Assessors Report, Court pro.
ceedings, and a rush Of advertisements, crowd
editorials to the wall this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Platte River Boat.

The little boat built for the purpose Of
navigating the Platte River, passed here
going up on Sunday morning. 1t was a
little one horse affair. and viii not in Our
opinion amount to much.
If the Platte river IS 10 be rendered
naYigable. and We believe 1t can, il re-
quires a boat sufficiently large 10 slash
around and STR up the sand, that a chan.
mel may be formed by washing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
county in and around. / understand


the country In and around. / understand
the same course is being pursued in re-
gard to the Half Breed Reservation be-
tween the Nemahas In your Territory,
viz: a few posted and scheming men Sc
cure the lands asfast as the Half-Breeds
get tides, and thus-the lands pass into the
hands Of SPECTATORS, who neither improve
or sell on terms that men with limited
means, and who would improve, can pur-
chase. Really these lands after being
assigned to the Indians are in no better
shape than before, and are doomed to
stand still for years.
After leaving the Missouri River. 60
ing South in the direction of Fl. Scott, /
am again disappointed in the country.
The land is good for a distance of thirty
Orforly miles, with some fair improve
ments ); after which 1 find some of the
poorest land I ever saw, IN fact, the land:
are not worth taking at Government
price.
Peace reigns in TINS region again. ]
see a number Of Montgomery men, who
tell me the war is at an end. One, il
speaking Of affairs remarked, he had
made enough to take him from the coun.
sryg and he'd be d. d if be didn't leave
the Cd hole, a it was the meanest coun
try a white mar eve made an effort t
live in. Not far from truth thOughtI.
l. Fl Scott is situated in or near the cen.
ter. of Kansas. south from the Missouri
River, and about four miles from tht
Missouri State line. It.makes a poor ap.
pearance; the buildings are mostly o
wood and in bad repair.
After all, Friend Furnas,I think Ne
bfaska far preferable in every respect t
Kansas.
My next. and more in detail, viii b
from Fl. Smith. TRAVELLER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

on the farm Of S. w. Wilson, Esq, near
Wilmington, N. C.-POrtsmOufh (Va.)
Transcript, April I6.
The Republicans have elected one hun
dred and eleven members to the next
House of Representatives. Minnesota,
Oregon and California are the only free
States that hare not elected members
IF the Republicans should get the two
Minnesota members, they would still lack
SIX of hayinga majority in the next House.
The Oregon and California members they
can not get. It is now certain that the
Southern Americans y III hole. the balance
of power in the next House. They can
decide the question of the organization.
The Southern Bank, ILL.,. is winding up.
The circulating notes. are redeemed in
specie by the State Auditor.
The State Security Bank at GemOken,
and the Merchants Bank Of Madison,
Wisconsin, are also winding up. The
bills are redeemed al par in Madison.
Robert Smith, Esq, OF Mobile, offered
the Biessrs: Dowell, in New Orleans,
SO, 600 for their distinguishedcol Planet.
On the same day, Dir. Hunter, of New
York, the owner of Nicholas, offered the
same sum for him. The owners Of the
colt took bIr. Smiths offer into considera-
ton, being determined if they, sold, tc
have him kept in the South. Mr.. S. made
the offer for a friend, probably Judge
Hunter, who desired to own the horse fol
breeding purposes.
In 1910 Illinois was the eleventh State:
now she stands next to Ohio, and third OF
the list. The following is the vote of the
leading States in 1855: New York, 595,
424; Pennsylvania, 46O, 166, Ohio, 383,
1875; Illinois, $685.; Indiana. 100000
Massachusetts, 165, 900; Kentucky, 146,
eco; Tennessee, 4 $1,000; Virginia, $50,
900; New Jersey, 100000.
Mr.. Bordeau, q. S. Commissioner al
the Sandwich Islands, has sem to Mr.
Everett Sal, contributed by American
ladies at the Islands, as a donation to tht
MI Vernon fund.
Rev. Dir. Chapin's society, in New
York, have voted him a salary of $4,000
He earns about $4,000 by lecturing
and is not in his pulpit more than
half the time.
1Iires, the Paris banker, lately gave +;
hall which cost $4,000. He commenced
life by selling old stoyes-then, as now, (;
CRATE fnaucier.
JOHN Savage, late editor of the. Wash
ingtOn States, has been appointed Score
tary of Legation and will accompany Gen
Jones to:Bogota-
DR.. Vim. Sawyer, the Oldest. surviving
graduate of Harvard College, died il
Boston. April Is aged So. He gradual
ed in 1788. By. his death, the Hon
Josiah Quincy, ST., becomes. the Oldes
living graduate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Kansas Correspondence.
Fl. ScoTT,; Kansas,
April Is, 1859.


r. W. FURNAs. Esq.
Dean SIR-Agreeably to promise ]
write from this portion Of the country.
/ have been quite disappointed in my
expectations as to the improvements in
Kansas. / find very little. Of the coun-
try is settled, after leaving the Missouri
River a few miles /; a great many cab
ms are to be seen scattered in the prairie,
but all vacant, and no improvements
around them. Rather desolate looking
/ assure you when compared with your
portion Of Nebraska. l have not seen in
all my rambles in Kansas such agricultu-
raj improvements and advancement as in
your county, Nemaha.
Considerable emigration is starting out
from Leavenworth; but not half what is
reported. You may Judge from prices
that the demand is not geat at Leaven-
worth. I saw good cattle selling for $50
per yoke, and excellent -four retailing al
So per sack. Leavenworthi however, is
a"fast towns and no mistake.
The better portions, by far, of Kansas,
are the Indian Reservations, and the
manner in which they are. managed can
not fail to seriously relard the progress Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
omaha Post once.

We learn that Mr.. Wyman, who wa
removed from the Omaha Post Office |
few weeks since. has been re-aPpointed
Those unfriendly have had the "Old man
turned out several times within the TIVE
last years. But some how or other h'
wont stay put out. He isgoOd cna 'hom'
stretch"-comes out well.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Trustee's Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given nat BIZ virtue q > =
trust, made On the 2Ist cay q October. A
BENJAMIN b Thompson and Elizabeth DEEP
cure ne payment % two prOmissoy notes 49,
scrloeds and recorded on PAGE I23 q "Mortlass
county; ]. d. Z RGary. trustee named in 49,
Vail on the 4th day % June. D. A. 1853 sHd
hours % , 0eiock A. ~. ard , cfelock Pm -
from the door o. the once Of the Reglstel - n
aforesaid in the City % BroWnviIle in said
coed % sell At public sale % the highess oa'oa
in hand the following Real Estate. tO-Vt -
8, 9 and 10 in Blcck No. 10, in said City o. $3.50
~BrOwRTiIIe. Nay "a. 1852
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Money Wanted.

ALL PERSONS intebfed 70 I I. Whyte& Co.
y nJte OF aocoant will be so kind as % take n9lI
me Claims Of that firm are now In TIE hsne
Undersigned for COLLECTION. aud must Be pcif. b.
every person. indebted 70 that firm. who does pl1
nrst DAY Of June either pay his debt OF eve -
person some substantial reason Tor a longer Nss
Vail be proceeded against b legal process ~
WGARY EmFB
B~rownVilIe, Mar 81, Ts5s. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Trustee's Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby EiYen that by virtue
Deed Of Trust 70 TIE Nnrth-East quarter o. -
i've. in Township No. are, North u Ranse -
Nebraska Territory, executed b. WIN. S. Ball
I3ih day of September. AID 1855. andrecof. - =
i04 and 100 q "AortEage Records No. = -
for the Register Of Deeds o. said Nemaha @a.
cure the payment o. a certain note therein - y
on the 18th day Of Nay. A. d. 1883. between =
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and ; O'Clock p u. Of sLas
door % the once Of the Register Of Deeds oiS .
IN Brownville in said county proceed % seA -
with the Improvements and appuEtenaness -
belonging 20 the highest bidder for cash inh'~
execute Deed 70 the purchaser. ,retG
Nay 5,-S-st 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

We understand that Messrs. NUcKOLLs
&HAwK have taken the mail contract
from Nebraska City through this place to
Highland, Kansas. If so we may safely
look for more regularity than heretofore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Married.


On the3d inst, at the residence of II W Parker, ESD,
in Austin, Clay county, ", T, By Rex. YIN. Mason,
FORDYCE ROPER, Esq, TO MissTULIA S. FOOTE, form
erly Of Greenfield, Highland. Co., o..
The newly married couple have our thanks for the
usual accompaniment, and our best wishes for Their
success in life. This Is the first marriage in Clay county
Cur Devil, who is celebrated for "cute ideas" sug-
gests: of somebody has not put their FoOte into ii they
are surely 'R0Ded in.''
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

Every person entitled 70 the risht % p~rs-snpiia,.
any q the lands within the townships and Ptrisd o-
ships above enumerated, Is TeQuiTedtOe sia5lAt9e -
u the satisfaction o. the Register and Receiver p !
proper land once. and make psymen: therenfs
a practicable after seeing this notice. and oeas
day appointed for the commencement o. the pubic =
OF the lands emhracing the tract eiaimedi o3a"
sush claim will be forfeited.
THOs. A. HENDRicEs
Commissions q the Gen'l LanauNA
o -Cnfer the reEulafiens q the d~epartnsI
heretofore and now existing. no payment cn . .
for advertising prociamasinns except 20 such 49,
IS are speetaHg authorized to publish b. ne CD
sioner Of The General Land Omce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sac

PURSUANT 70 the order o. the Probate go y
maha county. I. James n. Kelley, sdminlss-w .
Estate q the late oliver p. Kelley. will ols >
% the hiehest bidder. at the once 81 the PresBl
q said county in Bruwnville, On Satnrday
June A. d. 1853. between ne hours Or 10 -
and ( P n, the following described propefH 80
one quarter section q land known a. TIE 50
quarter Of Secfisn No. ., in ToWnship Me-
Range Ne. IS, East; and one large bay ma.s xEp
Nay 5h,-ls4t IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
FOUND.

MEMORANDUM BOOK, which the owner can
have By calling At this o6ee, describing and Peying
for this a6Vertisen.ni.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Found.

ANOTE a. hand, calling for over enc nan-.a
which owner can have By calling az tbs oI
fgr this advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
LETTERS HELD fUk FUSrAGE.

Barbara Stamford. Stanton, Kansas
Sarih Blee, CIeveIanr, .
Sarah Markham. do do
A valuable letter has been returned from the General
at Washington, from henry gedfernt e David
Cam; bell IN EAUN P
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
PREVENTING AFFEAvs, RIOTS. RoUTs AND UXLAw-
FIJI ASSEN3L4GEs.

anysfray; unlawful assembling. roUto or riot within
the corporate limits Of the city they shall each be fined
a sum not less than five, or more than fifty dollars.
PREVENTING KEEPING GAMBLING HoUsEs, &c.
See. g. Ifany person shall BY himself, herself, ser
vantor theiragents, for his OF her p7oftkeep have, ex
ereise .Or maintain within the corporate limits Of the
city, a common gamnig hIuse. table or room, CT il any
houseoE place occupied by mir or hcr, procure or permit
any persons TO frequent or coma together to play for
money OF other valuable thing at any game, every
offender, upon conviction before the Mayor, shall be
fined not exceeding one hundred nor less than FIVE
dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
rREvrsr1se opsrRrcrrse srsrErs. SC.

: See. q. If any persoHor persons shall wiifuily and
WroDgfully Gbstruct, injure, cause or procure to De OBJ
stFueted or injured any streets OF alleys in this city.
CT any bridge therein, or shall continue the same 50 as
render it inconvenient OF dangerous TO pass, they
shall be fined in ssum not less than enc or more
tWenty-fT dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Claim Notice


To John Sperry and all others whom il nay concern:
JEce il BrOwnville, on Saturday, fhe 2Ist day OfA4y.
al ? Oclock P m, 70 prove up ny right OF p~re-empiion
70 the s L. quarter Of section No %. Township 10 ?,
north Of range Is east OF the sixth principal meridian
Brovnville, Nay 18th. 1889. No Is q
HANNIBAL s 81. JOSEPH II. r.
E@AEE@
UMMER ARRAEGEMEXTS-ON \ AFTER
Friday, April Sth:
TRAIN EAST
Express Tain leaves St. Joseph 500 An.
Accommodated leaves " 500 Pm.
Freight leaves Sis An.
TRAIN WEST
Express Tain arrives Al 81. Joseph 1870 PM
arrives AZ 800 Pm.
Freight arrives az 400 Pm
Freight taken TO any point East, West, or South, AZ
lower rates than By any other route
Shippers Will please deliver their freight at the Depot
the day previous 10 shipping.
A LINE OF PACKETS
VIII run in connection with the Read, above St. Joseph
10 the BlUhs.
STAGE LINES
Connect at s.. Joseph from all parts Of Kansas. NsSrss-
ka and Western iowa Travellers from Nebraska and
Western Iowa will ind this the
Quickest, Easiest and Cheapest
Route 10 all points on The Mississippi river and East.
o TICKETS can lie had at the ofioe az St.
Joseph for nearly all pats u The country.
JOSIAH CST
Chief Eng cad Supt.
P. 3. GKoAT, GenI Ticke. Asst. no45
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

In accordance ~ih TIE action Of the
meeting held in this city relative to a
State Government, a Mass Convention
assembled at Nebraska City on Monday,
May ID. S. F. NUcKoLLs was chosen
President, and ii. w. REEsoLDs. -Sec,y.
The following preamble and resolu-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
F~EEvENrINa FIEEsG euxs, e, ov suvpAY.

Sea- g If any person shall upon Sunday, in the cor
PIRATE limits Of the city, discharge any gun. pistol
81 other IRE arms to the disturbance Of the citizens
Of the city. upon conviction thereof shall be q ed
in q sum not less than one nor more than ten dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
PREVENTING SELLING CORRUPT NEAT, s

PREVENTING SELLING CORRUPT NEAT, &C.
Sec p. Ifany person shall within the eity sell know
iDsly and wilfully any diseased, corrupted and IN
wholesome provisions whether for meat g drink,
without making the same fully known to the buyer,
shall be fined upon conviction thereof not less than
Eve nor more than Fifty dollars.
PREvESTING KEEPING HOUSES OF L-FAME.
LSec IS Ifany personOr persons shall keep within the
limits Of the city any house of il-fame for the pur-
pose of prostitution a~ndlewdness, and any person OF
persons who shall knowingly lease any such house
to any person OF persons for such 4 purpose shall
upon conviction thereof be fined in y sum not less
than ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
PREVENTING THE ISJURING OF ORNAMENTAL Trees
FENCES, &c.
See. y. Kany person shall malieiously cut doEr in
jure or distrOy any fruit or tree or trees
vine or shrub Of another, standing or growing perma
nent or in use within the city, OF malieious1y N the
city break down, scar, 6efaee or iRjure any fence,
hedge or ditch enclosing land belonging to another
or throw open c. down any gate or bars not his moi
under his charge andleaye them open whereby an
injury IS lone to another, upon conviction thereof
SHALL be fined not less than FIVE ncr more thsn enc
hundred dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

Sec. %. Ii any person or persons shall, for money or
other valuable ;hirg. risy St any game With esrIs,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12
Notice to PRESUMPTION CIaimaH

THOs. A HESDRrcEx,
COmmissiOner or the Genera Land one
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

In pursuznce o. lxw, J. 4AAES BEcHAgav =
dent OF ne United states o. Ameriea, % -.
and make knowu hat public sales viii 81
undermenfi01ed land ences In he Territory =
AZ NJ periods hereinafter designated, 70 wit.
At the land cree at B~rgEuyiIle, en-
Monday, the eigtth car q August next. fo- ;.
Of the public lands within the following -.
ships, VIZ ~
NORTH Of sAs Base Lsns and Eat Of hs S.a.
meri6ia1- q
The part Of township I, outside o. the Sac us,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-12

The New York Tribune says that it
utterly scouts the fashionable assumption
that such exposures as those of the Key
tragedy and Sickles trial are demoraliz-
ing. On the contrary, it regards them as
the thunder-storms by which the moral
atmosphere is improved if not absolutely
purified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
Commissioner Of TaEeI sad Assessmenss.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dealersi in GOODYEAR
~ PATENT for VULCANIZED RUg5ER SUsPENDERS,
BRAIDs WEBS A-d eli other fabrics and Articles made b.
combining bous substances with threads sheets Vulcan
izsd Rubbe pohed that unless the properly
stamped OF labeled with mans, ard BY my authority they
CANNOT BE LEGALLY DlSPOsED OF 10 the United
Sstes Merchants and dealers Invited % examine speci
in store and give their orders for the Spring sts
o. the undersigned exclusive OF the titles and exclusive
rights the psteui for these oOod which embrss all
heretofore manufactured imported AID many ohsr Also,
licenses manufacture snd SELF aud the be obane4
Oh application to NE, At No. - CouglsndtsL NcwYork.
HORACE Il DAY.
ITO GR0CERS.-A small ENGINE of a new
ard ornamental design, suitable frr Grocery store window
fT SALE cheap a. hs metropolitan Work. No 50 Eat Ia
81 Avenue {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
CHANCES for Business Men.

4 YOUNG business Man, of active habits, with
~ from leo S2eON wishes 20 ENG AGE Ia safe
and profitable BUSINESS, either vita without partner.
Con muuic om responsible parties Guy Attended
Address JARVIS Box No. 1855 Tribune oace. Agents Ese4
not sppy.
A PARTNER WANTED-With $500, in a res
~ pecsbe and lucrative basiness down lo1g snd vel
esabShec IN which business realize ION So u
s4os ~eei, and rsk wbs:eyer. Apply TO T. 9AFfSEf,
No. IS Cbah6uis-, Room NO, ,
DBICK-YARD for SALE-Stusted 81 miles
AZ Above COLD SPRING tbs HUDSON River, containing
u Acres Of land with two circular pitt large kin Ihec, t"o
hoses two barns Blacksmith Shop and docksu IL 900
otoer, sno b. worked trlhng expense; VIII BE- sOd
cheap applied for further particulars apply 20
POWERS EOSHAr, No. l0l Murrsys.-
E'OR SALE-The entire elegant FURNITURE
OF hreesory house uptown. embracing handsome
medallion rOsesood and nShosany Suites handsome
stAusIy on Paintings Gas Fixtures Sc &c la fact every
thing nsee"s'y for housekeeping complete suitable for family
eesro1I Of pchsnn hrt CASA Furniture which e.y
new The above VIII be sold only whole ard no; divided
~ large reduction from lie conseduence Of the owner
removing hOu the city. Address FURNITURE, Tribune
Ofhce Q0NA
TOR SALE.-A valuable BOARDING SCHOOL,
Il IN Ccnnec,icu enjoyDr liberal PATRONAGE Term,
very kw. Address PRoPREroR, WINCHESTER csntIe Coaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
6orses, Carriages, Nr.

LlNE HORSES.-l am again prepared to offer
liz for SALE FORTY fnt-clsss HORSES which have been
selected b. with usual care and ali he snent
possesssd Of have feea pairs of spleadd
teseh Horses she'd regardless aad
labor have very desabe Sosls Horses
ertsass speed Horses Rhlch be my place q,
wHlTESTOWN Oneida County ~ v, until the osA day Of
March, in.tspt Aer that time ssa be a. my oa quarters
POST STABLE Ssth-st, New-York City, where invite oil
my cid ends and eusoners ana al Others DESTROYS Of pa
ohssns hs ess Matched ssse Horses 20 cali ana exane
for Themselves VIM. JORALEMAN Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
Doaro ano Rooms.

BOARD for ONE FAMILY, with the whole
ID psrlo foor tas third floor. IN the ErIlsh bsie
houSe with al the Improvements, no. ~ East 3Ad Few
any ether boaroe1s 10 the house. SARAH COUGH
BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman of education
10 sno sionAbs nsbi. desires NEE. with private
femiy inone other need ihs) rescEB town
would let b, dsorely furnished stns Room aud Bedroom
with partial BOARD reasonable terms 10 order 20
pernsneIt respou,be, quiet tesot Address ~, Box No
I,SU2 Post Office.
BOARD WANTED, by a GENTLEMAN and
ID he WIFE in Private Family. located below l6a-s,. Tn
fxcep- references siyeD. Terms be moderate Ad
crass H. L. Box No. s7z Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
Mathinerr.

LN0R SALE--A frst-rate DOUBLE CYLlN-
IL DER PRESS, with ee2 Sass; speed sou $50 20 500
bolr fying apparatus &c. w be sox cheap By
Y r. WEBB corner Of faiisa sad Dosehss II purchased
MACHINERY for SALE, by order of As
Iyl sroeA Pstsrr Lathe sever, Hand ard Screw,
CattIps Lsebes small Epsine Bolt Screwinx Hschine a.
Also, ot OF Bar ircp. hkfkOrVLffAN WORKS, No. S2s
Fart l2th-st near Avenue G.
DELIAN nee FIRE REGULATOR,
II FOR SAVING FUEL IN STEAM BOILERS.
Pa uost sers,tive ard ecent instrument Of The krA
CHAs W. COPELAND No. % ssestvsy, n 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09
EIRST GLASS LOTS on Murray Hill anl

EIRST CLASS LOTS on Murray Hill aud Fifth
il ~. FOR SALE
lots on 5th-sy., corIer NJ foths with in
2 lois q feet, corner of q ia s., with IN
ICts Of 51th-st with good depth-
3l5ts Of slEt St.. Is feet vita N the resr.
lOt conner Of 35.bst. 53X'ts very desifahs.
/ 'ot corner 81 S2d.st. So 3xlj0, very desirable.
lot s0u'hWest S2i-st., 25xlto very desirable.
4 los on 5th sv., between 4jth and 46th-sts
g lots Esst S5fh - between 9Th snd Madison avs.
lJS 3eh-s, between 5sh and 9Th avs select with loau
lots Eat lstst between 5th and Madison with loan
42d-s, 100 feet from 5thsv cncsp aud desirable
4O.h.s, between jh ana Madison VITA 0sQ
lots est 5ith 9th aud 9th ayI very select.
8 lot, nsdisOu.sv. near Sthst with loAr.
10 lots Maoisonay, S21 aud 3ithss choice .ocation.
lots Madison.sy 5sth and seth sts choice loo stion
lois West SihsL, Broad way cheap sad desirable.
II lots on Broadway, very central, aud very cheap.
Central Paik mary parcels aud IL vicinity.
20 lots 81 $4,000 70 75 900 vita builders losDa
By r. q PIERCE, 10. Is Williams ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-09

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