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The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22
" Miss Fanny L.

Miss Fanny L.,
George B."
Fanny retired early, being somewhat fatigued
with travel. George smoked his cigar for an
hour or two, and dreamed of-his bachelorhood,
we suppose, and finally he requested to be shown
TO his apartment. An obsequious waiter came
in with candle in hand, and asked what number
it was
" With the lady who came with me-" replied
George.
The waiter smiled hesitated, and then ap-
preached an exquisitely dressed clerk, who re-
peated the question.
with the lady who arrived here with me-"
George answered again, blushing to the tips of
his ears.
The clerk smiled and shook his head as if in
pity at the young mans ignorance.
' 1t won't do sir, you've mistaken the house.
Such things are not allowed here, sir"
Won't do2 Why, | only want to go to bed"
"That you may certainly do in your own
room, sir but not in the lady's apartment, SIR
g The lady's apartment! Why that is my
wife,
The clerk bowed ironically. "All very fine,
sir, but it won't go down, sir here's the entry,
sir"
George looked at the register, and there was
the entry, sure enough, Miss Fanny l.,
George B."
lie saw the whole secret at glance he pro-
tested. and entreated, but it was all of no use
Ne called on James to witness his veracity, but
James was nowhere to be found. The bystand-
ers laughed, and the clerk was inexorabie; and
the poor fellow was forced to his solitary cham
Der to pass his bridal night, invoking blessings
on the whole class of " respectable houses and
younger brothers..
How George justified his conduct to his dis
consulate Fanny, this veritable history does not
state.-Sate Of Name
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
News from sAaySi

ARRIVAL OF THE PETRgL-GEFFRA TERM OF
ofFJCE--A AAYrIEN AMBASSADOR TO THE USlrEp
sTAIEs-THE OPINIONS OF HAYrIESs on TIE SUB.
JEoT-THE COFFEE FIFTHs, ETC., ETC.
The schooner retgel, Captain Skinner which arrived
LeIe yesterday, puts possession Of news from tn
republic 10 the 9th inst
Tranquility reigned throughout the cogatry There vas
an evident Inclination 10 extend the qaadennal term o.
the Presidency, ard 10 supposed that this measu re
would meet with approval The powers o. Gefrfsrd are
also TO be enlarged
The RIpJtq1s contains series Of well written com
mupnsied articles Oh the pGopre'y OF the government OF
Hy sendps an able aud talented Minister TO Inc United
States 10 represent iher nation at Waahlng.on For
two ysars, says the writer, there was Hay.
lien representative resident n New York; who received the
pta1ce Of 500 month, hsf of which he mad to nd his
family a. home but he Was, not tres.ed With
much respect The articles inquire whether gone athy
VIII LOT be felt for the young republic in the Uaitd
MS IL EUROPE and IL the importance of their p raasinp
commerce w not be an argument In thsir favor? They
.nnk tne admlss on OF Hayien ii,ser 10 diplomatic
circ'es III Washington is only question of time tns two
nenons having both achieved their liberties Tney
are convinced That they will meet with din ;utes 10 toe
movement; but II blind prejudice overeomes reason thew
ehond st enieavor 10 place educated Haytel ia lhs
cspal OF tne American Union who can defeud taer 10
terests with the pen.
These articles, though well written, have not me-, vita
me approval Of the editor of La ReplJ9ue, VINO thinks
mat such an application TO the American government
would meet with an offensive refusal
Inc ha ne government had received proposaa for the
1toltniEg OF its mines, long since abandoned.
IL mss been Eno1o BY Commissioner appointed for
mat purpose, that the house OF E. Lloyd Co fcaudu
eny operating with Deliver aod Sououqus had pluoder
ca te haJ ens OF one lion thf hundred and forty
!wo thousand seven hundred and fifty three pastres
Inc heal!h OF The country was very good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Meeting OF LiceT <<u Venders.

meeting Of about FIFTY o. The lcensed vendors o. this
city was held at Na.o Hail, Forty fourth street, last
evening, ioT the OF taking into consideration the
various grievances 70 which is claimed he vendors are
supec'ed sad OF forming an association 70, their redress
me meeHhg WIS the second held forward tins object
mere a'', altogether, about i've thousand persons
ens'se0 n The ssfnees of vending for licensed venders
drec'y and INDIRECTLY in this city Brooklyn There
are about Eve hundred wagons in this city plyiog q
license No0t Eve dollars each according to the decision
Of Mayer Yiemann This paymen. GFst required bat
= few weeks sipce although the association caiG.s that
according 10 the PROVISIONS o the city tho license
fee h not legal The fo0w Of the city charter ia
QnOscd to sustain this POSITION
Sec 49, No or penalty shat hereafter be imposed
upon or collected Of person. license repaired for
elnrg OF exposing for Sale ueon HIS ner or the own
iemses IN said city, wholesome article OF ood;
or selling such a.ces ~ suct parts OF the streets OF said
city as he designated by the Co1non Coln;il for
that purpose
The venders claim tina. tae Comman CoanciI is by this
SECTION rGuned to dIe1gc ale ST. Tor the disposal vi
their rney oonplain that tue police interfere
with then business, take rueir fish horns, order
hem 10 move on ana other Wise bother tnem, ths
their license entities them 10 K.s or nothing. roey
N they mo soebsable 20 the city, beiog
convenience to The farmers market, by taking thsr
balance % sioux, aDd to the Of the
people NJ giving them opportunres for buying fruit vese
eoes, Sen ana Other produce cheaper than btey cth "
wise could. They say the fact that Thousand doll
O'Clock every nofbing suliea. evidence that they
are cohvt nience TO Inc r>ope, that the have
be,one IN Institution society and the business has
creased 10 great extent. including large number OF
vendors not licensed They hs city 70 &c
regulate them ana protect their rights Some Of than
who from twenty taty wagons each, aud are men
OF property, propose, IL possible erect Ia oia sec
tons Of the city, Eeis for the purpose Of collecting
the vendors al specified day, thai the
| people would know where TO ia, them.
The meeting last night ganzed assoc alton 10 be
called the Licensed Vendors Association, With custo
mary pfoenoDs for the duties of officers, imitation
members, &c. one very gooj feature tue treasurer
oases Was decided TO be to pay all debts wiiha forty
eight hours after they incurred
Mr. T. Mcdonald chosen permanent President Pc
ter DeioTrsst Vice President, Sir. William Vanderburg
Treasurer and Alno1x Secretary.
The association adjourned TO Monday evening at the
same place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
sjOroners, luuuests.

FATAL Result or REcELssyEss. sshirner held
an inquest at the Eighth precinct station house. Oh the
BODY Of an Engishmsn, named o'Haley, aged twenty
Tour years. who killed under the folio wing circum
stances On Monday afternoon, while deceased was ia.
oNeaed he aAcended the rigging Of brig living at cer
- - Notth river, and commenced gnowpg OIL hs daring
na aeny on the foot rope of the foreyard By being
,', w euIute some he soon found himself in ouch
tlit ne was compelled 10 hang 10 the foot rope
by his hands Unfortunately however he was mn
s s W susta;n LIB hold any length Of time, and
hand fashion, he became exhausted and let 90 hjs
hold. In falling deceased struck asans, NO ~ 10
and bawsrss and rolling over The vesses side saaS 70
rse no more alive. The body was recovered in abnn an
hour afterwards and upon examining the corpse il wa
found 10 be greatly bruised 1ne jury MIG csse reo
dered verdict OF Accidental death"
Fatal BURNING ACCIDENT Coroner Schirmer aso held
an inquest upon the body of Ellen Casey, the child who
was 80 severely burned by falling into straw fire in
Cherry street few days ago. Deceased fingered In great
ssohy until yesterday, when che died. Verdict, Acci-
dental death"
cRvsihD TO DEATH.-John Down. llborer employed
An e sugar bouse corner Of Lagh and Greenwich Streets
crushed to death yesterday afternoon by being caught
the elevator and the edge OF the hatch way The
Dody OF deceased taken 10 his late residence No
SaSson street, where Coroner Jackmau held an Inquest
Ahh LATE AfFRAY EIGHTH STREET coroner
JacKmAn held an ante. rnorem xauinaton vestar
DAY In the case OF Christina schader. the Young
woman VITO was severely injured at No sl4 Eghth
street on Monday afternoon, when the wounded
woman made oath to the folio ing staten entb,is,9a
SchaDer, being duly sworn, deposes aud caysI 40 no
know that w recover; yesterday afternoon about bsg
past one O'clock was the front stooo OF The house
when Max Haiaht down stas and struck Inc seve
raj tmes and after coming up stairs he kicked nc ia The
left breast three tmsB Peter CASE pulled y hair was
beaten so much that became .nsensbe; Caroline aaig
pulled my taIr and slapped my face Several tmes ana
Sophia HEight did likewise TIE Jury rendered a verdict
seans Bagh and his tEa sisters but did attach epv
blame 10 NT case. Coroner JacSmso s OF opinion tba,
y nfr A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The City Inspector and the Street InsG


Yesterday afternoon City Inspector Delavan met,
street Inspectors a. the office Of the Superinteade
Sanitary Inspection, over Essex Market, and iect(
them as regards his future official course OF duty
said he vas happy to meet them on that occasion;
all undoubtedly knew that he Ind assumed The respoad
duties of City Inspector; and "a they we're integral
tions OF his department, he thought II advsa, "a
them together for the purpose Of urging o
performance Of the duties devolvpg noon
IA public officers He supposed It would ba
parent 10 every one Of them tina. his duty was nj
any meaus OF einecure neture, when II Ia CONSIDERED
the lives an5 The hea tn OF city containing nearly al
hon II phabtsntR WAS placed IN great measure 4
bands. He felt happy TO meet so Intelligent boz
men, and hoped they, as his sobordinatee, would3
him their Hearty co operation and enter upon th5if
York three hundred Thousand dollars year for Gle
streets, and even this sum would not be dea
exorti ant by the publ, il the streets we're
In proper sanitary CONDITION. All .he pablo VA
was fair valuation and consideration for the m
expended IL rested with them 20 Garry ouy ths gre
ject and he Raw no reason why New YORK s1Ou ia N
the c'eapess city in the world &c pcc,pised the,s
facility In tho ditcharge OF Their duties and hsped
short time TO have New York in a more oeanly sood
than IL has been for ten years. He reminded them Il
would be labor in vaS 10 sweep tue street Dirt IL )
unless carts were In readiness TO carry IL I
II there are hot carts enough he would
ho. they were procured for them. He
be had received PERMISSION from the Groom
duct Board to use the lire MIGRANTS for The purDS
washing out the CUTTERS after swoepiug in doiog 4
hoped 40 uatlfs waste OF water would cccur. q
entered upon o minute detail of their duties, ind a,
them that during his continuance III Office, he wou
riefi enforcement OF them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Police IntelIIUenco.

ALLEGED OUTRAGE UpoN CHILD William Jourdon,
aged forty five years. taken into custody by Inspec
tor Coulter, Of the Twenty second precinct police On
charge OF having perpetrated most shocking outrage
upon the person of child six years old named
Lena Pickle. The accused, 1t is alleged, decoyei the
child into stable in the rear OF No. SOL Seventh
avenue and effected bis object. The neghbors were 30
ncensed at the prisoners conduct that they coogeg ed
n great numbers about the station house threatened
to lynch the prisoner II only wi the greatest dill.
Guilty that the police could restrain the mob from drag
ging Jourdon from his cell and hanging him lamp
post. Justice Connolly committed tho prisoner for exa-
mlnation.
BOLD PIECE or ROBBERY Thomas Anderson entered the
iewelry store 3o6 Eighth avenue Monday night and
asked this proprietor 70 show him watches tray
full Of watches placed before Mr.. Anderson when he
was seized with sudden desire to leave the store without
paying for two Of the time pieces. lie started of al
brisk r0 but wal coon overhaucd and made 10 dsgorge
Justice Kelly committed the fellow for examination.
TIE HIIsBuRGH LIBEL CASE The closing argument In
the above case was heard yesterday before Justice Welsh
at the City Hall Police Court Judge Beach summing up
for Capt Chnuncey and Nj Clinton for Mr.. Hllsburgh
Justice Welsh will renoer his decision Monday next at
three o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Eoard or Supervisors.

This Board me, laat evening, President pdfJy
chair.
Supervisor TWEED offered resolution approprisu
sum of $500 TO employ James T. Brady, Esq Sc
10 give nis opinion On the question rs 70 whether
Commissioner have been legally appointed.
Supervisor KENNEDY opposed the resolution. I'D
not give cent for any lawyers opinion. II 4
Payers thought the app )iDt Illegal they sho
10 iAe courts SDd ttst Inc matter.
Supervisor Blunt also opposed the resolution, b
the amount was too large, but he would vo,e for /
employ awyer 10 test the "a s,ion.
: supervisor TWEED then moved an amendment 10
tuse $3.50 iosieau OF $500.
Supervisor STEWART moyad TO strike out Nc q
name as counsel, and leave q blank.
Supervisor VooRHIs opposed tots, and the MOI
strike out Mr. Rrady' IS name gas lost
The amendment TO make .Le sum $50 was Lhl
RED aLo the resolution adopted.
resolution wac adopted shat tue Special Com n Il
quire into and report upon the expenses Incurred
City Hal Commissioners appointed last year.
The bllis Of several Deputy Sneriffs, at 50 d al
attending on the Court Of Oyer ani Te.ainer durI
Wias 81 James Glass and othera, amounting 10 abou
were ordered 10 be paid
Adjourned 10 tuesday Mex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

TBE fAMrTRO STEAMER ovERHAULED- GOODS EyAM
lNLD AND RErAlAKD-vEs UNDER NEW ORDERs-
AhhkhIs--NATloNa AL GuARDS-PLAN OF TIE
WAR--PS.PAKATlON OF rROOPS--CALvOs FyIGuT
AND TRIALS AND FiNfs.-EXPoars PRoHIBirsp-
PASSPORTS.
CORRESPONDENCE
BuEsos AyREs, Apsl &C. 1852
Hostile perpetrators ere active IN HueAos asrcs
The 2smpero 10 steamer plying between yeoteviaeo,
the capital of Uruguay and Rosario, commercial city OF
the Confederation, taking Buenos Ayres route as a
calling place. she belongs to q company Of English CAPT.
tasts, who for two years have offered he, for sale.
few days ogo she took board Monte dozen or
t~e cases Of heavy goods contents unnown for Ro.
sario ~ this place ii rumored that these goods
wero ayms and Ammunition, and the government took
tho responsibility Of removing them ahore and placing
them in The Custom Hoaee This was without the conseo
OF the captain or The agent.
The government. then issued an erder 10 the cap.s.u
directing him 70 nv III tie orders OF this government and
90 oeers and not 10 leave port till directed Toe agent
rssists e1ch Of hese steps Illegal and refuses make
the company party 10 impending war by sei0g her
10 tins government and declines pledgng himself net 70
cell elsewnere he chooses The solution OF the gro
bkm muEt avail, the next mail.
Several arrests made yesterday aud day before OF
private citizens and officers of the army on charge Of
conspiracy sgens the government
To-day an imposing parade Of the National Guard was
witnessed in this city. About FIVE thousand men were
under arms.
ntimsted in my last that il was believed that er,eu
siye dssfecton existed in the Coufe ieraton o. tale
there is Increasing evidence II is stated here that the
government Intends 70 plant is forces at Rosario som
ncTcai city 90 The banks of tho Plata hun
dfed miles above Bueaos Ayres about Atty miles be
you'd the boundary OF this province The object OF tos
stroke Of policy 70 gain the strength of sl the saf
fecod Of The ronfedega BY raising bold standard of
resistance within their own borders
The CHIEF officers OF the army have left the city te or.
gan2e the tfoops enrolled in coua.ry districts csano;
state tbat the plan viii he adopted TO make ana at
Rsario hut u rs cortem plated aud 81 any Usgoz.s
forces VIII be met foue distance from this city
Ibe second Trial OF Don Antonio Nicholas Cayo the
eafer OF he opposition here, ald the editor OF violent
paper, occurred yesterday He was taet about $500
(slgeT) he had previously been 6ned about 500 (sl
ver) FOR az article declared reasonable and this trial
wac of having written and publishes different srt
cles 10 MS paper He oii no, appear 10 either case
There are pending more serious posca! charges which
VIII probably conilscate Ills property.
lhs s0yenmt n, has prohibited the expectation any
articles OF war, inc'cdioG in the prohbiton horses and
cattle rigid passport syBte mas neen iooted snd
boue who BY the .sts we military permitted
10 depart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
r-oN-TNuED FPON rUru rkcrl
sf foa g.. sccoin,, bsog -uotou bali pes cent
yesterday,
walou., la, AND COS clscu.Ae.

lSvesrcul. laae ID. 1879.
Wsb the 1eusrtpse ~ the Elr7nt ~ Al,al 'inn
prfttu IA % cfcuSr Ui 81 he, 80 pres aNing
,stt g,ls w. our t0tt'Q mskct suDsisn, sn4 hags
once nor, relaxed m,g AqIsoes, siata s,nae.s hold
ing pitssrt supply spG rrcfiyug aidtijos rrom no
shins eide, have op3 purchased epa iryv, aud Ana p
auify s.nots apd exporters has nos been sN
1,snL 80 Ia part any NE 20 the daily traaBs edns, WITCH
scAfcrv tsceeo 6foa bates. Prizes nos materially
AteTed but, as 81 usRs sin so demAOA buyeSs have
she tui nng peIt the fqsor and tho Offering stock
large, pAT leu ally OF tho lover Clsses me dsp0-
eitio. is IN fact maniess 10 awH tho arFHgal Of Toe
heavy auHutry Known 10 be at yea, and The el, =.
\, nav produce Nhen lande<. Most mAgn.ht en.
weather gives pZomtge OF 4 bO0n.sul yisli o.
tha talh's pfo-aS;s, but the course of Continental
politcs aod he possibility OF achA0ss q adnGiatrstoe
|, our horne Passsient, tend 60 eCep cFnnarciaI alta
from expanding notwithstanding hat tae abGu tauoc CT
Enoney aeekpg profitable employment has induced tie
bank directors lover the rate Of rases. TO pee ccRs
and IN the open dLcounts available or even
better AZ day gnarket thcre is fsL nrs
and Will snAted sales OK eco bsesSQo TO spsCuats
osoqpety AZ partial tssslne onlasi
Friday quotations.
The total saes Of tee week, Including what has been
forwarded from the sbps sde amount TO $500 e2o5,
Of which 80 400 American Spectators hAyc :akao
400 ana exporters $780, eavies 800 Oaes 81 al kinds
70 The trde.
The import time 9s 72s bales OF which SO, y
7C4 American.
Inc qTsnty kDo IN to beat sea morn Az.eroac porte
about 2nb eco ht.les
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The Wars of the Roses In Virginia.
10 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

RICHMOND June IS, 1859.
Tie smoke Of the recent political battle in Virginia has
scarcely paced away, the corendpg hoe.s had time 10
bury their dead and take Of their wounded ere tho
signs CT internal dssenson In the camp of ne
democracy forebodng internecine strife fierce and
unreenng not as bloody, that which male the
so Of old Ell gland red vita the blood Of bro.hefs
The antagonsm between Hunter and Wse for the Presi
dercy which, before and during the-sesson Of the guber
material Convention which nominated Joha LsLshec had
well.ngh severed the democratic party two hos,s
factions to have lost of its bitterness from ne
temporary allegiance in which i. permitted
during the late The Of having given the
first signal for renewal of hosties IL due TO the editor
Of the Richmond Eranasy, gentleman who selcsted
for his preeent post account Of his ardent and
promising advocacy Of the Presidential aspirations Of r
Hunter; and really he seems to have received
-" The sacrament 10 fight
In quarrel OF the house Of lancaster
In its issue Of ths morning June 10, $780, tho letter of
your Richmond correspondent, in which he ven;ured TO
dlsparage the Presidential prospects Of Mr.. Hunter is
made the occasion not only Of OF chat udi
vidual, whose nsgnlcance If indeed profouad
az the Examiner retresens to be- should have snelded
him from is censure, but also made the preext for
sweeping decapitaon utter annhiiaon Of Mr. Wlse,
compared with which the death dealing blade OF the gull
nt nurtess aud the crush of tho car Of Jugger-
a
@ we're not rcdoent of the rural simplicity
she E.nr. Which It's editor has 50 lately emerged
tne E1onnr despaches Mr. Wse and his prospects aiter
the following summary fssbiou;--
me ainos' election of Mr. Hunter noon two
that he friends Of tina. genes ss ma led US 70 sugp2:e
GINA sypony words Unt .visenca 4. a -
the existence 10 Virginia OF any hostty In Ne ,n, %
shall continue TO treat b silent Indifference ali
Hunter cques" and fsctions" II there is arr Sas ar
Clique IN virginia at his time conspIng against hi, able
honest statesman, who has re1en,iy nv Rio cn,rsa
the Senate won tie admiration Of lbs ale r,shts
dem ocracy have pot heard of It. " prosble i. q
ibere existed such faction would at this brave oubs
sentir nt and the honest indignation OF the Virginia
by svowing s objects The friends Of Mr. Hunter ia
other words the ~ eiba democracy at inls Tins anr
ous and willing 20 forget past dssensJns aud tdsyoe tkem
seves heart and soul 20 the defence and Indication Of
time honored principles Of the state rights party IA this spirit
pervades the Virginia democracy doee the friends Of Kr
Hunter, "a they aud the ssme.
The eject Of The result Of the late contest in vreini
upon The Presidential aspirations Of Mr. Wise nnd Hr,
Hunter Is Certainly matter OF Interesting political rpccra.
Urn; h without ieigninR 10 favor 81 pa llc Nth single
reason M M bee' CS.ept inst bic Y0rtc was re elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
Court CaIendar-Thly dav,

surssss CoUsr-CIcuit Part mos. 1877, 257 1855,
part2 Nos 1885, 800, 2os6, 1886 l4so, 25o 2O7i $780,
634, 1884, 1884 1922 5o4 1888, 1922, 1924 3l6 1i21
l6t0, 2oe2,
surIcR counr.--Psgt Nos 22s, tis, 80, Clio, OIL
42, 692 $50 o95 $50 700, 70l 702 1858, 1885, 1865, 800
Ss5, s63, s6s, G75 $40
ponMos Pleas Part 2--tOne hour olusss. -Nos
f76 1851 1872 $685. s32 1858, 1885, J77I, I7i4 l73b,
lt98, 1880 l46s 1883 go 1g7Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22
The BOston Weekly Bank StntemS
BosToN, June q ,
Epxr NEGRO HEeIRA.-There has been

FREE NEGRO HEoIRA,--There has been
the present week general "moviogp OF the free
who had taken up their abode Ia and about the
of this town They, their aiders and abettors,
and cohabl,snts, together With certain other 10
OF the Sler and baeer sort, have had instruction.
would be very much 10 their Interest to seek NJ
where--to ind lodging and a dwelling place
more coneeniel quarter. And 0ay are Wisely
the a5ylce so kindly given. We regard this u
public blesaiRg--Ior III betdo tho place wneie
Omened birds DO coogreg ,te. Chester g. ~ 81
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lbE fANrERO STEAMER OvERH AULED GOODS EXLsr
lNLD AND REIAlNKD--y VESSEL UNDER MEM ORDERS
AhkksTs--NATl5NA al. GuARDS-PLAN OF TIE
WAR--PS:PAKATIoN OF rROOP5--CALvo's FEISuT
AND TRIALS AND FNfs--ExPoars PRoHIBrsD-
PASSPORTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

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