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0r Owing to the hurry and confusion atten-
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CVI6ef q U72sOg1 and COTVslf So
July 81, so. ~ ff =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

of his own State-accoriug to the dictation OF
,is immediate constituents, but not according to
the new views Of Gen. Cas-, as illuminated by
he bright SUI of presidential hope, shining from
he South.
The retirement of Gov. Bingham, would
doubtless have been permanent. had not public
iuiv again calie., hin fo:;h. III the month 81
Law 1854, the Missouri compromise was repeal
i-the time ho1ored barrier against the acg-es-
ion VI Slavery, which bad existed for more than
generation. Was broken down, "a free people
,eie stung into action, they arose in their pow
.r, and in their wrath, and upon the sixth OF Ju
IL, Just Two months subsequent TO the outrage
he Republicans Of Michigan, then g tuuIltuar,
force, drawn together by Apprehension of srea
public danger forced the first nomination upof
Gov. Bingham, as the tttest exponent Of th'
tctive, earnest, fearless advocacy Of Free Labor
lie responded tn that unexpected call, was cleo
I'D over Gov Barry, the strongest Democra, II
the State. by FIVE thousand majority, and in ls5'
,ve- Eel h. :he next strongest man, BY nearl.
ventv thor.sni majority, ard for four years
.as wisely. prufeBtlg, and uprgttly welded tn
power ,uus committed, and nov, at the age Q
ITS wears, he j. again called upon tor six couini
,ears Of public service IN the high position c
United States senator
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

President BUCHANAN, among other res.
sons for the acquisition Of the Island Of Gun
bv the nited States, states the following
Ii (Cuba) Is the only spot In the civil
lied world where the American slave trsls
is tolerated
Cuba is not the only spot in the civilized
world where the African slave trade is tol
Grated. In Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky
and Missouri there is larger trade in A.
ricans than there is Cuba. Ii there is AM
immortality in the trade at all. the guilt i
greater in the form which that traffic u
s,imes IN the States named, than in ths
which is tolerated IN Cuba. In both case
it IL the mere transfer of slaves from 90,
locality 10 another. Certainly those wh.
are transferred from the bleak abodes" d
Africa, t. the bright scenes of Cuba, from
the cruel USAGE of their native chiefs to ths
mild dominion and good treatment Of Chris
tan masters, have much les ground of CON
plant than the Virginia aud Maryland slave
who is transferred from his comfortable Oh
home AMI easier life to the severer toll and
stricter discipline Of the cotton and sugar
fields of Mississippi and Louisiana
Nhe Ner orleans Dei,a. from whici
the above is taken. is the organ Of Jefferst
Davis aud the Southern extremists. Ii
concession that the American Slave Ind
involves guilt similar TO that of the Africsl
Slave Trade is Important. |, is frank aDi
not without truth. Apart from the wars apt
kidnapping in Africa, and the death AK
disease on shipboard. winch are inserarabl
concomitan's Of the African traffic. the chic
difference to the negroes il that in one case
their condition is perhaps bettered. while il
the other it is made decidedly worse. Tb
( Deita's remarks indicate that the protector
Of a revival of the African Trade iutende,
/ it shall stand or fall with the American ons
Whenever the South i ready to make tha
issue. the North will probably be ready :
meet it.-IU .Io7r
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
Answer 10 Correspondents.

Manners The lobDT member, who refused
to remain. in Lansing because he fogni no Mus
quito bars over his beds:eal. left at sur "''
Monday, in book-nu.Iin overcoat, and white Aid
gloves on horseback for Grsnd Rapids.
Observer The disappointed applicants for
Office, about forming themselves into an indepen-
den: organization, the new Malta Law, to he
called the Confidence Brigade.
Script1r-"-'The reason vhy there we're 50
many canli !atcs for donrkee per= 5 bec ause ;hey
prefer 10 do that. than - " J,reH -. re tents Of
rickcdacss"
"Farnhet, The reason vhy the weather on
SUNDAY and yesterday had an un-oclal tendency,
Is because il produced 4 GOODNESS be-, friends
'.Jeemes lyon did perfectly right to go
home from singing school alone il Jane Matilda
would not 60 with yon--it ! "ilcags etiquet 10
show your spunk.
Student" The old saving has been anced,
it used 70 ne "murdcr will ou'' now It reads
murder will out"-of Prison.
An,i.phIosistic The best war 10 dra,. nj.
tention from red nose, IL 10 get another man
with all equally 'tiry rrohoss'- (" 20 about with
YOU" >iDitl s'mi!ib"s cardHiur
Relief. The woman NJ in Isabella comfy
who had four chiiiren at one confinement las
week. Is to ne authorised ny the Legislature II
open Primary School, At the cNpede. Of 'h'
State.
a. Cato The corup-tito, to, tue L"cofo-,
nomination for e. :. Senator, had got 80 used I,
being beaten. that they We're anxion- 10 be wh,r'
they might be sure Of another turn at IT, ike 'e
that get used tn beir skinned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

No tine having been allowed for Committees
10 work, OF course little has been done
Petitions. in favor OF a Registry Law ~ere Of
fered or Thursday. BY Senators Conger, Barns.
and Brown, sigued among Others, by pronuen,
aud influential Democrats. Mr. Barns offered
the petition o: Edmund b. TYLER, contestiac The
seat of Senator Pond
\ singular petition Was offered by the Pres
dent, from Mrs. l.. u. Ciippen. Mrs. Geo 4
CoLind, and hundred other married ladies of
Codwater, asking for a law, making il necessary
20 have the wiie'S written consent, for the hus-
band to become security for a debt, and guarding
that consent from coercion and fraud
NJ. Pennoyer offered petition for the organ
cation OF Lelsna~ county. Petitions were Of.
tered for the passage of Registry Law. aud for
the restoration of the death penalty for murder
Senator Eost gave notice OF a bill 10 make a
city of Ypsilan,i. Senator barns noticed a b;ll
70 protect game.
Ar. Birney offered bill to modify the powers
of Circuit Courts
The condition Of the inhabitants Of the coun-
lies of Gratiot and Isabella, said to be suffering,
vas referred 10 a committee Consisting Of Sena-
tors Tower, Porter and Fenuoyer
On Saturday, petitions for Registry law were
offered, and Senator Couger, from special com
mittee on division of the Governors Message.
reported such division and referred i, 10 Commit.
tees.
Mr.. Warner gave notice of bill 10 provide
for the division of the county of WAYNE. and
adding the townships of Augusta, Ypslanti. Su.
per;or and Salem TO Wayne county.
Tuesday morning Mr., Penncyer presented a
petition for the division of Lelanaw county.
Mr.. Warner offered petitions 10 make the Of.
tee of Judge Of Probate sals-ied office.
Several petitions were offered asking tia, vio-
lators Of the Liquor Law me made liable for a.
damsges.
| John Farmer turns up again. in 8 novel shape,
Offering copy Of bis small sectional map 70 each
member of the Legislature, prorided the State
viii psy for the same, and give half the amour,
TO the sufferers Of Gratiot and Isabella, and the
other half 20 the Industrial Schoo! il Detroit.
Remonstrances ssains, prosecuting trade. in
the State Prisoa were offered
Mr.. Conger, from the Committee on the Judi
! ciary, reported bill to amend the &C. ds6nina
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

The SEAAT GREAT DEPrHs -POpula|
IDEAS with regard to sinking of bodies in tb|
sea, have heretofore been vague for ID
reason, perhaps, that the laws that gover|
this decent. ard which are derived froa
the wcll-known laws e inids, haze neseI
been fully 4 fined in their application To tb|
depths Of the o-.s:i Some imagine tia
ships which founder at sea sink to certai|
depth. and there float about until broke 4
pieces. or thrown upon some bank benestl
the sea and. indeed, certain writer j
England has published a book SUSTAINED
this absurd notion Others, again, belies|
thar the buoyant force Of The water at ges|
depths u enormous, aud due 10 the Who'll
pressure Of The column of water at0re, sDI
that all bodies which are lighter than wate|
at the surface, will, # sunk to the bottom sp|
detached from the sinker, shoot up With
great velocity; OF, in other words, that ID
density Of the water increases directly vn1
the depth. These views are errcneous
IS true the pressure increases with the depea|
10 the amount Of - pounds upon ever
square inch for every a feet in depth 81
the density i not thereby sebsibIy increased
owing to the iDeomrressibi!ity Of the water
50 that neither the buoyant force. nor I'll
resistance TO the motion Of any body. ,f|
-ensibly increased from the surface to ID
bottom. At the depth Of 1000 fatbom1
for instance. the pressure npon square iDc|
Is nearly 5000 pounds, but the coIuro 4
$4,000 feet Of water il only shortened sbodI
90 feet; the density Is thus but slightly n
creased but the effect Of this enormous pred
sure upon conpresslble bodies. a. air, vood
dc, j. to condense them into smaller bull
b. which they may be rendered heasid
than water, and will sink Of their own weigh
\ piece Of wood cannot fos; at the bottorI
Of the sea. but very slight ex,raDeous forc|
viii bring ito the surface.-SiH. Jour.
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the powes of Circuit, and two other bills-one TO
renew certain judgments and decisions of the
Circuit Court, and bill to prevent unconscien-
,ious defences and pleas: all tabled and ordered
printed.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the committee OF cleo
tions. reported the facts in the case Of the con-
tested sea, Of L. y. Tyier, a. agains, the sitting
senator, f.. b. Pcnt. The testimony showed
that one " 90 ruff, Of the Yp-iiantl Scnit',el, a
locofoco paper, ~as employed 10 print tickets
and printed the name Of the Republican canci-
date for Senator, Reuben Tyler, instead OF I'd
mund B. TYLER. but the tickets we're used 10y the
voters supposing them to he correct Republican
tickets.
A desultory debate grew up al this point upon
printing the repor, o. the committee, With the
sffd.vits before the committee. The under>tsn-
ding upon the nature ard force 81 the atfdavit=
was not clear On the casting vote Of the Chair
| the report was re-cJmmIred.
/ Mr. Porter, from The committee or incorpnra-
,ion4 reported bill 20 repeal the Charter Of tia
/ Cotton Wood swamp Turnpike Company. and
other BILL
Mr.. Concer, from the uncomfortable seat -
committee reported the several opinions OF Sen
ator- Rroadheai, Pennover, Pond. Dafceon
Garfield. Barns Hayden aud COnger, in favor Of
AID a.riii-t ne~ chairs, which Were read 10y n,
Charman and los accltma,icH decided Il
/ be furry The objections 10 the chairs were
/ Fundamental.
( ", Ty.cr gave notice Of bin 20 amend th'
tax law.
Mr. Grouse. iocofoco Senator from Livingston
undertook to vent biz spleen against LN-Gov
Bingham, by Offering petition, in The recital o
Shch certain insulting remarks occurred, whct
was promptly lad on the table.
Senator Conser suggested the propriety Of e'i
titling bills and notices otherwise than amend
Eients to certain chapters AMI sections.
Tn. Senate passed the usual Joint Resolution
relating to printing the Mammal, fixing the nun
Der Al three hundred.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

An Opn AReAMrNT-Th.y have queer WAYS
OF srming themselves in Grand Rapids o, which
the EIqle thus describes he COMPANY con
ARMED and equipped" with az anger, according
To previous arrangement The target WAS cir
Gle about three feet across, with 4 center SPOT
and several black rings painted thereon. Each
member took a mark about twenty PAGES dstan,
being bGnd.oded, was required 10 turn twice
around. and then mach for the target into which
he was to bore hole with ~ anger which he
carried They took their turns, according to ,be
numbers drawn Nv lot; and but four out az the
thirty struck he target.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

WIRE PrLrISG.-on Saturday, NJ. Buel Of
Wavu. who +, after the 'oo's Of 0'FIynn, Pos,
Master of Detroit; procured "a hc offered, res
olutiou endorsing Bucharan's Administration -
Thompson. of GcnHessoc, called for the ayes and
NAYS. whereupor seventeen Locoioco members
voted aye, and N'ssrs. ~ J.. Buel. Carpenter,
Dutton, David. Fri>Nse Grace. Reeves and Thorn-
son voted INV
This wss the second tad rnor.. of Mr. Bucl
the fr-t berg persistent attempt to get the
Locofoco nomination ian empty honor for I. :.
Senator. Two snuos IN one day, il too much for
human nature. These members represent the
counties Of Gene-see Oakland, WAYNE and Ma
comb
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

Posr RourEs.-0n Tuesday last, Mr. Leach,
our member of Congress offered:
The petition Of D. G. Griffith and Others. for a
mail rout from Tompkns. Jaci-. on county. Mich.
igan, by way of Ononiaga, Kinney Vile. Aure-
lius Center and North Aurelus all in the county
Of lnghan, to Delhi Center in said county of Ing
ham.
Also, the petition Of Ii. j. Smith ard Others.
tor mail route from ArlaTd. jackson county.
Michigan, TO Thompsou's Nils. In-ham county.
thence to Aurellus Center, and thence on the
route Indicated by u. {. Griffith aud Others
Also. the petition Of H. HAYNES and others, for
the same purpose
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

SrATE PRIsoN AGFNT--on Monday morning
the thirty-secoud rule was suspended, till other
wise ordered. Ca motion of Mr.. Copger, TWO
thirds vote, the Senate then sent into e1ecu,ise
session 5on the nomination q " !l;am l.. Sea
ton, as agcn; of the State rrison IN place ot WI
liam Hammond, whose term Of office vi! eXi IT..
on the 18th day OF February next, which nomire-
ton was confirmed, ave. %. rays ,.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
Office Of Public Instruction.,
LANSING, JaEua.y lst 800.

To Scho9l Officers. Teachers. an3 others
II proposed 70 bold at lea-, four Teacher
Institutes during the coming Spring, under the
law providing for such Institutes one in each
Congressional District in the State Tie under
signed would cordially invite the cooperation o,
School Officers Teachers, and all Others interest
cd in the cause of education, 10 make these 10
stitutes Of the widest POSSIBLE advantage. Lo-
calities desiring these Institutes sholld make
speedy application therefor, 70 this office. APP
plicaiions should be signed By Fifty teachers, or
those proposing 10 become teachers, DESTROYS Of
attending such Institute, or at least, satisfactory
assurance should be given, that such number OF
teachers are DESTROYS Of attending. In counties
containing less than twelve thousand Inhabitants,
twenty-fve teachers nav make such application.
No effort VII be spared 10 make The exercises a=
useful as possible 70 the towns in which the In
s;itutes nay be held, ani 70 those attending
them Each one vii continue n session ten
working davz. and tie first viii be opened if prac-
tcable about the 20th Of March. next.
There i, perhaps, no more efficient agency
shan that Of tue Teachers Institute, 70 promote
the cau=e Of general Education: aid the super
intendent hopes 10 make this series Of State Insti
tutes more widely u-eful than any that has pre-
ceded them in this State.
JOHN T. GREGORY.
Superintendent Of Public iastraet,on.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

MESSENGERS the House Landon War-
rem. Detroit: William MERIT. Eaton Rapids Ed
mund Sbarrow and William 4 Chds. CLEANSING
George i. Allen, Grand Rapids: Herbert :
Chadwick, Three Rivers
H. the senate Ho~a:jo Stone. Il kalamazoo
and David II. King Of Hill.daie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

DEATH BY LcCg-JAw.-John Shenahan. De-
troit fireman, died of lock-jaw on Monday. caused
by nail run into his foot, at tue burning Of the
Iribans printing Office.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

FlnE-The dwelling house of +. W. Field
Waterford, vas burned On Thursday morning
lat week. Al of the furniture was saved. son
of The doors and windows also. The house be
but recently been enlarged and repaired, and III
worth about 1880. Insured for two huncre'
-Pcnt. yccl.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

DRowsED.-We Informed ;hs. q lad nsmd
Martin Cook, ION Of Rev. I. II. Cook Of Sun
init, .ss accidentally drowned on Saturday N
By breaking through the ice at The liver end
Browns Lake. in which he was skating. III
BODY was recovered on Sunday morning
Ct;i-sp.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

| REcEPIIoS.-Aftera all the fuss, about two
hundred Irishmen construed the crowd which
receiet Senator Douglas at Washington on the
news of his reelection.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

Is SEsATE.-Henry 0. ing was appointed
Assistant Secretary; and Albert D. Pierce Assis
tan, Clerk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

SrArIoSERr.-sSo is the amout of stationery
b! Law Forwarded to each member of the New
York Legislature.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

REELEcTIoS OF DoUGLAs.-0n wednesday,
Senator Douglas of Illinois was elected. Douglas
81 Lincoln .6
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THREAT 20 AsssssIS.IE.-A desperate called
Macdonald. was discovered on Saturda. night.
last, lying in wsi, 10 st-b 3. Rush Bacg. Police
Justice Of Detroit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

CANE PLKSrT.-The Lapeer Repu5iiean saw
that wild turkeys and deer are plenty there
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

UNDER TIE LAw-Notice has been fled I
the organization Of new Bank in Detroit, cap1s
ESQ, 90, under the new law.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
Anti suspension. .

WalterW Murphy heads remonstrance against
hanging. Walter opposes hangine-he don know
when his turn will come
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AFTERSOo> SESSION.
pTTTTFnNN


For 4 law TO incorporate the village OF Mar
que,te; for a registry law.
RESOLUTIONS.
Bv Mr.. Brewster, that the committee OF Agri-
culture and Manufacture, be instructed TO re-
port on til" prorriety Of amending sec. !, chap.
"a, of title ! =. of the Compiled Laws, 30 that i
shall be optional with Boards .: Supervisors 10
lew the tax therein provided.
SoTICts OF BILLS.
To amend Ac' No. g Of the session laws OF
1858, relating 10 highways TO complete the tax
roll aud extend the time for collecting the same,
ia 'he town &C Hampton. Bay county; TO lay
oct State road in S1Hac county; tn amend an
act for recording town flat-. and for vaca'ing
them IN certain Gases; 10 incorporate the village
Of Marquette.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11
JOHN II. GREGORY

Superintendent IF Publie hrstrac',oa.
VIII papers please copy without charge;
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n r.t,tioa "a tho establishment 81 "a ioual
ron to1ntry OF Lake superior; ior the enconr-
agemeut ot emigration; relative to the Recipe
city treaty; relative 10 TIE pending approPrit-
Ilai. Fla.
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ThursdGg. ydnudru ..
The House convened a. q o'clock 4. VI.
PETITIONS.

Mr. Mussey presented the petition OF Stephen
Rossman, contcstinG the seat Of Hon. Jacob
Ferris, of Nontcalm. Several petitions were
received. praying for Registry Law; for the
restoration of capital punishment, FIR universal
suffrage: for an amendment to the charter Of
Alhinn villnrn
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-11

the repeal Of the stay laws; for militia Law ;
for universal suffrage; !o- law making it a
State Prison offence TO claim Other persons a.
property, or TO claim their services without iust
compensation therefor; for an act TO set off two
tiers OF towns, composing the township Of White
River, in ottows county, and attach them 10
ocea0a county.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

That 1000 copies each, of the messages Of
Governors bingham and Wisner be printed in
the German language: 1000 in the Holland Ian
guase. and eco in French. Tina, the clerk pro-
vide 300 copies Of the diagram of the House for
the use Of the members: that loco copies he
published Of each of the reports Of the State Of
fees thar the Committee on Rules and Join;
Rules Be instructed 10 enquire into the expedien-
cv of having standing committee upon Geolo-
gcsl survey.
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For general draining law; Tor The res,ora-
ton of capital punishment; for registry las !:
for geological, surrey Of the state. to author
ize the Webster Mutual Association TO carry ~
the business of insurance against losses bv FIRE
for an alteration Of chap. Ia OF the Complied
Laws. relative 20 liens upon nils or machinery
relative to the State tax upon iron ore; to en-
power the Board Of Supervisors of 0ntonagon
to borrow money for the improvement Of the
harbor az the mouth O. the On;onsgon river: 70
extend the Houghton and 0ntonagoa State road,
to Copper Ha,bor: TO- anDexing lands nox tn
attached, to the townships Of Lance and Port
age; for refunding TO the county one-half the
tax Of 81 per ton on copper; to donate the pro
ceeds Of the Swamp Lands to the counties; for
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FOR CHARLEs Z. STUART

Bancroft, Beers Beeson, A ". Bael Il. 5.
B1ei, Bush, Bushnell, Carpenter, Conpau, Con-
uor, Dalton, Davids, Dunbar, Frisbee, Gels,
Grace, Greenfield. McDermott. Mckinley
Richardson. Smith, E. Il Thomson, Warner,
Weudell-25
kinsiey 5 Bingham having received a MAORI
" Of al the votes cast, was declared dgly nom-
inatai.
Nessrs. Mcmahon and Il. s. Bae. were eppoin-
ted committee TO wai; upon the Senate and in
form that body of the nomination.
On motion Of NJ. Aussey, il Was Resolved.
then Senate concurrinS. that the two Houses
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-18
Orphans Court, Dec. N, 1868.

Diarid Of Columgia Vdshagton County ~ riit y ~
TN tho case of James +. Scott, administrator of
IL William Scott deceased the administrator aforesaid has,
The Orphans Court OF Washington
aforesaid appointed Tuesday ih Of January
distribution Of
ceased the hand the
turned money when and whore all the creditors heirs
said deceased notified attend the Orphans Court
aforos with their
they Otherwise by law he excluded nom all benefit said
provided copy this published
week for three weeks In the National Iueencer the
said Alb day Of January 'Ets as.s pa z ae nH
Test: 49, --s Ia q ED n. ROACH, IA Az
" .-f..A . Register VIII. \
True COPY, s7 lalt y. alar sa "a
L N ROACH a.-e-
Dee H. 1885 W 2. 1.... '' Register Wills
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