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Nevada national., 1860-01-28
INDIAN WARS.

OF all The schemes. to plunder the public
Treasury and iilch from the tax payers oil
the State. the earnings Of their toll, Indian
wars have been the favorite, with the poll
ticsl harpiss whose profession it is to live
al the expense of the people.
Three millions of dollars, think Of it ye,
whose money it takes, has already been paid
or Is due for the suppression Of Indian hos
iilites in the State OF California, State in
which at no time. since the formation OF IL
constitution. has II been unsafe for hal
dozen men to travel anywhere. within lis
borders and still the Indian Wars continue
Fifty two thousand dollars was paid in cash
ana bonds issued for large sum besides,
by the last legislature and a much larger
amount will be asked from the legislature
now in session. for fighting Indians in the
Northen Counties Of the State and at the
present moment. il is sad, the Indians are
committing. all kinds OF depredations npon
The citizens Of Mendocino County. and yet
no less a person than Major General Clark
in an official communication TO Governor
Dowuey. distinctly states, that the officer in
command Of the United States troops, sta
toned 10 the heart of the district Round
Valley. Mendocino County, where it is al
legged the Indians are committing such out
RACES, has no knowledge whatever OF any
d;esculties In said locality-and is entirely '
competent to hold in subjection all the In
dans in the vicinity of bis command.
II is the duty Of the Federal authorities
10 protect from Indian depredations, the
persons and property Of the citizens OF this
State and the Government has troops and
money and efficient officers to do it, and !
the present Legislature instead OF voteins
supplies. thereby giving countenance AM
pecuniary aid to q nest OF speculators. vii
mass the bill OF which notice has been givei
in the Senate, viz = an Act to abolish tn
Office of Adjutant General stop will b
nut to all Indian hostilities, and we shal
hear no more OF Indian outrages-our Stat
will not be disgraced by the butchery of in
offensive Indians. their squaws and children
and hundreds Of thousands OF dollars will b
saved to the people Of the State. who fee
indignant that they should be compelled t
pay large sums Of money to support an
render legal the wholesale murder OF an in
offensive race.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
LEGISLATURE.

Saturday las, was quite business day
with the Legislature. Among The matters
introduced into the Senate was Nr. Lan-
sings Telegraph Bill, elsewhere alluded 70
at length.
In the House Indian matters occupied a
considerable time. and communication
was received from Gen. Clark. stating that
he had troops under bis command amply
sufficient to protect The whites from lud.an
aggressors ia every part Of the State. The
correspondence on this subject is highly
suggestive. In this connection we would
call the attention OF our readers to an edi-
tofial in another column relative to the In
dian Ware OF California.
a concurrent; resolution was introduced
into She Assembly urging upon our deega.
lion ia Congress to use their efforts 70 pro-
cure dismissal OF the suit Of the L. S Gov.
eminent against the proprietors Of the ew
Ainadon Quicksilver Mine. which after some
discussion was postponed to future date.
j. is TO be hoped that some steps may be
taken by which this mine shall he thrown
open for working. The necessities of the
State demand it. lifts opening is TO depend
on the final conclusion Of the present snit,
years must elapse before the public derive
any farther advantage IRON ihis mine. while
every passing month adds 10 the burden,
placed upon the miners Of California by rca,
son Of it, being closed
The question OF "a removal OF the Capital
is again occupying considerable attention
A correspondent. in another column. ha,
clearly defined the position Of Grass Valley
upon this matter.
Mr.. Merritt has introduced Bill for thl
erection Of State Capitol at Sacramento
at cost Of s250.00O, With $4,000 as ih
first appropriation.
A concurrent resolution was adopted Of
Thursday asking Congress for IA week.,
mail between Sonora and western Utah.
/ A resolutions has been introduced into th
House providing for fnal adjournment Of
/ the 18th of March.
The House was occupied considerable
1 time on Thursday. on the STATE Division
/ question, which came uP on minority re.
port from the committee on Federal Rea-
tions. The majority report is favorable tC
the views expressed by Governor Latham il
bis letter to the President.
An Act has been introduced to repeal tho
Act authorisinG married women to transact
business in their own names as sole traders.
An important proposition has also been
introduced having for its object more
thorough taking of the next censuss than
can be expected under the Federal provisions
for the same.
A joint committee has gone to San Qnen.
tin TO make the annual investigations into
the State Prison affairs
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

The Wnan, STEAMEg. though hut little
is said about b., ~ yet j. nevertheless pro-
uogucvd uy those who have had oppurtun'-
ties ul judging a. promising m"st com
pirte success. The shape aud contour of
th'- boal is that Of an elegantly orm cisa"
wih each eud somewhat elongated. he
only rei,lancs offered 10 the atmosphere,
save the smooth and taperiuy surface of the
boat Is a small deck upon the top,surm ounied
with light hut substantial rail. This boat
De-. gnrd particularly ior speed and hen
is projectors shall have completed their
mod iraiiols. she will undoubtdly far out
STRIP . -peed anything which has ever been
pat aiioat. The Norfolk Day Book pro-
uouuces q the wonder OF the age and says
that Me.srs Wlnans haze achieved triumph
thli Will mark a new era ~ steam niviga
tion. rot only in their entire departure from
the rules OF modern naval architecture but ia
their application OF power which i destined
at no distant period to be extensively used
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
SENATOR LANsING's BILL.

Mr. Lansing has introduced "A bill in the
Senate, providing for the amendment OF q
charter Of the San Jose and Los Angeles
Telegraph. The object of Mr. Lansing's bill
is 10 stop the monopoly Of the overland news
now granted exclasiTly to the Union" and
Bulletin We hope the bill will be passed.
not that it might benefit. or injure any in
d:yidual or company particularly, but be-
cause the present monopoly is unjust, against
the spirit OF the time aud the interest OF the
public.
IL this system Of monopoly is permitted by
the government. it would lead 70 the most
disastrous results la event OF the Pacii c
raj ailroad being built, one or two Mercantile
Houses ia San Francisco. might secure the
exclusive right Of the transmission of goods.
Railroad, Steamboat or public conTeyencsrs
OF any kind, are compelled by law to receive
freight, or convey passengers al their usual
rates. without respect to persons Why
then should the greatest Improvement Of the
age-the telegraph, be made the instrument
OF wealthy aud cunning speculators
The enterprise Of the Union and Bulletin
ia very commendable. we have no fault to
flnd on that score. but we are opposed to
any monopoly of what We conceive 10 be
public rights.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
SUMMONS.

County Of Nevada before
Township Of Grass Valley ;. {. Richardson, JP.
The People of the Sia e Of California to W c,
HILL. and JOHN HAMIlN -
You are summoned TO appear before me- at my
Office in the said Township, TUESDAY, the Tth
day Of February, A. D. 1880. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to
answer unto the complaint Of 1EOR6EP. DALTON
who demands Of YOU the sum OF Forty. Iallar RS
and Seven cts count for store &, us a. Ter Com.
PLANT now ON Gle at my .f'er -aIcr jnarmeut
Fill Dr. fHhfu r- in.t you i"I 10. laid amount
t"-"ih" nii costs 'ni danifges, 1t you fail to ap-
pear AMI sl-. rr
3iysn .H-,r nay band, 'Ai. sta day Of January,
Is %. : {. KlCHAi.lSON. J. p.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
NEW TO-DAY.
CONSTARLE'S SALE.
Township OF Glass Valley, County OF
Nevada.

Bv virtue Of IN Execution 10 me delivered. and
issued FROM tine court ~ T. W. Haywood. Esq an
setting Justice nt tue le'ce in and tor said county
ment rendered before ". T. Clapp ESQ. IN the
iith day Of Augu~t. 4 y. 1880 ~ G,y.r oi Vim
Renn-it Hni sgiin.i isu.,- u Nal inr the ~ n,
o One Hun rel ui 1ii.fy 1850 i,llar. an seventy
Five Gents { ebi Interest Laulrre. ana f..ts ef
sUii-l have taken in Xeruiiou aud IN sell to tie
h rle-i bidder. inr Cash. IN front of : e. Richard
son Office. the following de.er ed property to ~it
A House and Int. situated On ike Flat near Mr.
ConawaY' Z, dwelling House. and former, owned and
occupied by Ja- II. Neal On SATURDAY. the 18th tay
Of February 4 u 1860 between the hours Of q % elk
A. NJ. and O'Clock, =. VI. Taktna the property Of
Jane. II Neal, to satisfy the above demands and
accruing costs.
2I-3t c. c. TOWNSHIP Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
FOUR MEN DROWNED.

Just as we 90 to press we learn that
terrible accident occurred abont noon. to-
dav, on New York MI by which four men
lost their lives from drowning. TIE name,
Of the unfortunate were Francis Hampshire.
Christopher Mathews. Patrick McGraw. and
Nicholous Jeffrey. They were at work in Q
drif, hello ii rg to Mons Fricoi. when they
un-yp Ct dly eut through into some old work
ines filled with water. which rushed In with
such fearful rapdity as to preclude all posi-
biliiy Of escape.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
&0EDEN WHISKY
MADE FROM WHEAT.

IT'S UvaUWpAasED EITHER 49,
Z uic or Ns.efate Persut. u-ing iiis celeb ated
whisky eill hPi % frre lT"m the-e Ioi-anou- sub
stance which produce tie hery. burning sensation
"a much complained OF in all other Whisky and
alcoholic liquids.
Tie medicinal qualities of the Golden Whisky
achn"Ne ig"d by the medical faculty, and all others
who have used il
It. rich mellow favor fne and smooth to the L. ste
reco mmenis Z: tn the public favor.
II j. put mp in barrels and half barr els and sold
by all the principal sp0thecare and dealers thro-
ughout the country.
Each package will be accompa MED with q copy
right card, without which none Is genuine
All orders should be addressed to
:. WHITING AGO,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in fine wines and
Liquors lia Front street, san Francisco.
n f-Inis celebrated brand OF Golden whisky
has been copy righied and couaterfeiiers will be
prosecuted TO the iull extent of the law.
jsn27-3m
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

The CHINESE THEATER is still in fnll blast
and doing :. crowded business, during ID,
present celestials New Year holidays. ",
hear il minated that before leaving Gras,
Valley they propose giving several exhibi
sions at Hamilton Hall to afford the out
side barbarians" an opportunity of witness
ing Chinese theatricals. Should they apppar
in comfortable room, il would be well
worth the while ofour citizens generally tC
pay them . visit,
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
russ, CONE AMALGAMAToR.

We notice in the Alta California Of Jan.
2lst some extracts from "a letter written hy
Mr.. Richard Goulding to the editors Of ihr
Alta wherein most unjust and uncallrd for
attack is made upon ih, Zone Arnelgama-
tor recently introduced TO the mining pub
lie ny Col Horace p Russ of this place.
rhe Alta app .sr- to receive the cpmmu-
u,catioS with mn-h ai.iru-t. ns Is witness. d
by its editorial anmpn II. 6 -ay- t'iai
this smal -rma,or ta. hrrn ri d and dis
cardea al the fo,iceiag e-iah' ishments- ihr
principal ones AT the seat OF the great quartz
operations in this country. namely the
Gold Hi Gil. Mc-srs Atwood 4 Co. Grass
Valley. Larimer'@ Mil. We'll Greek. and the
Alison Ranch Mil. where | saw the cones
buried under hank Of clay. and remonstra
ted with The Superintendent for so little at
tention being paid to thcm.'
We have taken some pains to enquire into
the facts with regard to this statement. and
in justice to Col. Russ. give The following a.
tue result ui Niit t44iIHi w.
The Gone Amnlgamuior'' was removed
from the Gold Hill Mill simply because
there was not fall enough for It's use.
1t was removed from Larimer's mill be-
cause the proprietors bad sold their tailngs
to other parties. who have introduced ma
chinery for working the same.
The Allison Ranch mill has not crushed
ton Of rock since these Amalgamators have
been placed upon their premises.
Judging from the above. We have good
reason for believing that Ihe other state
ments in the communication referred to are
groundless as those already noticed.
These amalgamntors have been in use for
some considerable time by the Empire Min
lug Company. and are pronounced by them
as the best process thcv have eyer used for
the saving Of gold. The opinion entertain
ed by this Company with regard TO the
Cones is fully set forth in their certificate.
appended to the inventors explanatory PAM
phlet and which has already been published
IN the columns Of this paper
This Amilsamatar j. -tin in use. with sat
i.f,cforg results ~ the mill Of Me-sr' Rush
* Laion. in this place.
MrSsrs Sweet. Bronson & Co. placed these
Cones in their tail sluice. ~ distance of
GOO leet from their mill, where they caught
both gold and quicksilver. They speak in
the highest terms OF it, utility.
Mr.. Bosworth. the Superintendent of the
Alta Company OF this place. informs us that
he has used the Cones in his sluices. set for
gravel washing. with the most satisfactory
results, saving large quantity Of gold. Al
"a distance Of 1900 feet from the heed OF the
sluices In consequence OF not having suf-
ncicnt fall for their proper working their
use was dispensed with, but Mr. B. is now
tesetilng bis .luices and will have the Cones
in again to-day.
We have written the above with no unklnd
feelings towards Mr.. Goding or his machine
be rrsulls Of which we shall as cheerfully
record. when brought TO cur notice. rs We
already have those oi Col. Russ. There i.
ample ro'm aud verge enough for the in.
veniive genius Of all Who my turn ihc'r
attention this way. bui we lo"k upon 70 as "a
poor policy for one inventor 10 atf.-rrf q.
build up bs own repniA on i
down that o. another.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

Ok MmK.-The London Examiner in an
elaborate article noticing the recent d s.
cov-ries, in Africa OF Messrs arion and
Speake, and speaking Of certain interior
prov ince, make their Travellers say "Th.
common fowl and oxen. the latter used only
for their arsh aud small milk. bui not fnr
labor. are the only animals which have been
domesticaied
OK milk is certainly new article Of rom
merce. W. .rsli next look for pigeon
milk and hers ieetn.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
Mining Claims at Auction.

There will be sold, at Public Auction on Tues
day the 18th day Of February next. between and
Z o'clock. J.. VI. at tn snow Quartz Ledge. Ten
AMI half shares Of stock in tie Snow Quartz Mi
ming company. issued Ia Martin Murhar in Certif-
icalr No. 10. aies Nrv MT A. u. lk5a;-And al
iw ani fite ricifh ,hares. Certificate No. S,
dsiel Nov :, is5 issued t. John H,'pdon Jr.. as
manr SHARE. ui each eriihcaie may he requi-
lite 10 discharge tter .ues raies ~ tie sss-ss-
mrnis f.'u' hs.e BEEN i..i-I fA~ form TEN x
-"t isiIr .rl 'hr after s...4'. - Jay for this
.t. ..r.tIt ID aii o. er eNf.uers attending the
it. iu p.uefnit tn ihe Statutes OF the State
aul iAr D., LAWS ui the Company.
}. l.. GlyINs, Treas.
Grass Valley, Januar, 20 1850. 2T-4t
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
$1OO,OOO!!!

yVAN1En. In Gald Dust. weekly. slenfs0. fer
w which the highest price viii b. fsid-Gold
Dust sci a. the Mint wihua charge except Tor Ex
pre- sage. Advance made ~ all since un dust sent
I" ihe Mint a,ave al>oa Melting SYrnaes, and will
mrif lnl tut" bars FOR parties desiring IL.
DRAFTS on THE ATLANTIC STATES,
ROTHcHCHII.Is' DRAFTS on EUROPE.
CHECKS at par on SACRAMENTO x SAN FRANCISCO
special and General Deposites received as usual.
Collections and Banking Business promptly attend
ed to.
residence af eight years In Grass Valley, trust
has made me sufficiently we'll known. moi 10 need
further euargemeni.-,lfice at the Old Stand, one
door telow the Exchange.
A. DEiANO.
Grass Valley January L., 1859 25N
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

The CuMPU>IroR.-W have received the
ir-l anmber ef new pnblicai ON started al
,an francisco. called = The Compo-i ,or
II j. Issued ia Mnpaz ne orm ~ h. 18th
II each month. by Geo. rrltis. editor aud
ubishrr. II l. iur nishcd to subscribers at
81 so per year. W. received It just as we go
40 press. aud have not given is perusal hut
pre-ums il is intended a. the organ OF the
Prin .ers Union uf this State We shall
speak further oi it next week. 10 the mean
time we would rsccomeDd it to our fellow
craftsmen ihroug ghout the State.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
STATE TREASURES REPORT.

A full report OF the expenditures Of The
State Treasury. was published in the Union
Of Tuesday last. Mr.. Findley. We believe
is entitled to the credit Of making the irst
full report Of the disbursement OF that onic,
that has ever been published Nay the pub
lie funds of our State ever be in hands So
Trustworthy.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

IRox MNss.-Mr Elliot, who is making
the preliminary survey of the railroad route
beteen Nevada aud Auburn. Informs the Ne
yada Democrat, that since he commenced his
mines, - hieh will undoubtedly heeome 'alu-
a,.e "a, soon as the road IL built. Que Was
a regular ron II ouniain. ia which the metal
apprafe1 Co. u.tft. .Dr
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
ro-We regret to observe 50 msny or =,

E6-We regret to observe so many of our
young men-often mere boys, AID not unire
quenily of some responsibility. spending
much Of their time at certain schools ofvict
2giuiquity in our midst Parents should sec
that their children avoid them as they would
a pesiilence. Young men, you owe /, to
yours, Ives to your friends and to society al
large to seek other places II resort. Reform
The habit-reform il altogether.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

We are indebted to our friends in the
Legislature for numerous packages of pub
lie papers. The report from the Committee
on Elections j. an able legal document and
should be preserved for future reference. II
is sufficient for us to say that Judge Chas
F. Smith is chairman Of that Committee.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
NOTICE.

Having sold iy right title and interest in and to
fhr Warren smtany -iiuaiesi On Badger Hih. fikt
tl.t. nerr,, give notice lint viii not be rospou-
siblr Goa ans deuis incaFrts by s4id Company aiier
thi- date.
Al l,.r.eus hnliiur clrims nesin.t the Warren
anipnny viii fff .eat tue same 70 the present 'en-
pruy for Ia iueut. JOHN T.. fAtI.
Sfass Valley. Jap "a. 1870. @7-3t
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

FRE.-The Woodpecker Saw Mill was
burned about daylight on Sunday morning
hst. toe' th'r with about 5000 feet of lum-
her. /, j. supposed to have been the net OF
an incendiary as there mad been no fire
about the premises for several weeks. Loss
about $4,000. The engine was not material
ly damaged
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

~ By reference TO official notice under
call is made by the National Democratic
Central Cpmmii'ee to meet at Nevada on
Saturday next. the 4th day OF February. IL
is especially important that each member or
the Committee should be at a, his post ON
that day.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

J-e- The Republicans have decided to call
State Convention on the END Of FEBRUARY
at Sacramento. for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to the National Republican
Convention to be held at Chicago. Ills.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
lI .f.llt =.

At- .a4us- y i...f..i .att
4..ra -aI. -uateal .Aet Al
-t..a-a.i4 l... oA l4.'4 d Jaa AL 4l,er
e,eoim. Doug. d,l,s.I,s 10 the CuaiIss
toH COuScullOn, pass ii "a series. oi rrsoiu.
ions among which the i~cllhJ Il as ioi.
lU3s
-' That no honorable uan can accept a
'rat as delegate IN ite National DeiDuera.
&c Convention. or -huuia be regarded as a
member OF the Dem erauc Party, who viii
not ABIDE the decision OF such Convention
and support It's nominees"
Thus II Wil he seru. 'hal the Democracy
81 H.. stand firm in Their ,lligiance to the
democratic party. AID - ~ give their hearty
uppoit to the noninse OF the Charles
ion Convention whether be be the "L.ttie
iiant or not.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

5zS- Dlu'e.. the son Of Ihe late greet
Sheriff Of Ireland, and one OF the siaunchesl
supporters of the English rule in ireland.
The FOLSOM Express in noticing this fact
asks -
- Do the patriots Of one generation fur
nish traitors for the next ~
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

A Coon MINING CLAiM.-Th- Nevada Dem
ocrst saws the proprrlors OF the Nebraskg
shaft clsaud up sll.706 "a on Saturday Jan
2lSi. being the aronni real zed from Iour
and a half days work.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

The weather has been delightful for the
past two weeks-the nights cool and frosty,
the days clear and beautiful and just the
right temperature to be cheerful, invigors-
ting and healthy.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

G1- The statistics Of ihr ln.nne Asylum
i Stockton make known very the lamenia-
"le fact that uo less than loriy III srrahl
victims to lhesnpersiition of Spiritualism arr
inmates of that Institution.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
LOST.

CERTIFICATE No 3 of Sioek in tine Empire Qusrts
Mining ,ompany, Tor light, niue shares issued
ai.a aied Feb. Il. 1858. 10 James II Wilcos.
~ Per-,us ar hereby forbidden 20 negotiate for
said Sttgk a. Application has been made Tor a reis
iAMkS II. WILCOX.
Grass Valley, Jan. &C. 1850, 2T-4t
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

Es- The FIRST I oture OF th- = ason le-
fore the G. V. l. brary Association will h
delivered or Friday Evening next. ny DR.
Cleveland. Subject" Nnu as be l., and a
he should b..
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
pRosPECTING FOR AN OFFICE

As the mountain would not come to Ma
homet. Mahomet has concluded to 90 to the
mountain. From the San Francisco papers
We learn that Col. L. D. Baker has gone OF
intends going soon to Oregon. to run for
United States Senator. The Republican
Central Committee Of this State have pa .spl
Complementary resolutions in his favor. and
be will no doubt receive the combined vote
of the Anti-Lecomtons aud Republicans o
the Oregon Legislature. The patriotic Col
the one thousand dollar fourth Of july
orator, has very magnanimously agreed iC
become citizen Of Oregon for considera
tioR-a seat in the Senate Of the Uuite(
States. OreConions rejaice illumunai,
your benighted State with iallow candle /!
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

ARREsr.-Drpuly Sheriff J.. X. Sale.
,rresled a man named George Simmons. on
Wednesday for since robbery. He Wa,
immediately taken TO Nevada. aud locked il
Jail We mdusirLd hat 1La eyidenc,
against him ia pOsitivo.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
NOTICE.

The members OF the National Democrats
ic County Central Committee are reqnes-
ted 10 meet at the City Of Nevada. on Sat
urdsy, the 4th day OF February. 1860.
Per Order OF AMOS. T. LAIRD.
President
JouS p. BouREE. Sect.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

Es'- Nuplhali, Indicted for grand larceny
or breaking into the hou.e OF Mr.. Gold
nth oi This place. hns been tried before To,
ouri oi Sessions, aud convicted FOR petit
'arcruy only. aud sentenced to thirty day.
Imprisonment in the county jail.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28

This line just fiIls the column.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
Demecratic Electors.

rlc .,.aicmcn who have been selected as the hec-
,, far this State, are all men. Of eminent ability
popular AID possessed of more than ordinary powers
If debate. They are too well known TO require any
,.ui,,ies from our pen Gems. Wanl and Graham
have already been prominently Deiore 'he PeOpi'
rr,,s ..4.acy mil Wharton arc not inieri or 10
any men in tie State in POia, Of talent energy
md devotion TO the cause under whose banner they
will sglr. wrisst and Mills are both men Of suPe-
,i.r a,,auosnts reprOschable characters and great
strength, before the people. For our o~n judicial
d;.,,ict p Nicholson. although comparatively IN
Known in the political arers, win Vie fsTOrabl5 With
N, res. Having bur, small sphere IN which to act
J., ;ll devote ample iirae 70 the dstes Of the position
.,,.,,.s h;,. n, the Convention. IeInoeai- 10 ne
s,,,e, sense scies Of the Nof1- with an an'asnis r.
=, rood. nc presf fgs bin hfiElIL saree5 2. -