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Nevada national., 1860-04-14

The Journal man. at Nevada, inquiries il
"Wolf Greek is navigabe" How does he ac-
count Tor the presence of "a ship or the ghost
of one" which be says in bis last issue. be saw
on the shore of that beautiful stream. il il is
not navaigable' We would inform the
Journal man that Grass Valley is at the
heHa Of straIubost Navigation, Wolf Greek
being tributary Of Bear River, aud that an
application is about heing made for an ap-
propriation for light houses
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way, otherwise they will curse themselves
and pay dear for the trip. There are quite
a number Of Nevada men here besides those
I have already mentioned, among them are
DR.. Oyerton, Mr.. Justice, John Emery Ibos
Eddy. Thos Cook. George Lancaster and
Mr.. Clark. Altogether, Nevada is well
represented here and is proportionally so at
all the houses between here and Placerville,
something near a dozen of them, all of
which are full OF emigrants, ''storm bound"
like eurselves-they have barely standing
room.
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SUMMONS.

s'as q'r a' G. c'lssIs g,.,s justice. c. eonr
Tosu.hip Of Grass valley. } :. c. Rioiar.isoa J. 2.
1ae reopls Of tle state Of California 10 Isaac
LNEsE.
loa are hereby comma nAed TO appear before me
az my Uincr. in said town hip on TUESDAY, the
80 day Of July 4. u. 1850. at 10 O'Clock. 4. ". to
answer 10 the complaint OF JEi.ii T.. STONE who
demands Of YOU the sum Of Fifty Seven Dollars
anl sigiy ThIre Cent? ~ per Complaint, now Oh hie
ia nv tt4ss ateu judy fil-ut -s - .--s.. .fs'st
you Tor the aid arourt. together with costs and
dalnages. II sol tail To- aTiesF and answer. Make
LEGAL .ervic- and due RETURN hereof.
Given under my hand this 2th dayof April, 1850
4. RIGA tgystlN !
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A spLrSplp cnrncn En1rrcr-The Con.

A SPLENDID CHURCH EprFIcE.-Thc Con-
gregation Of Grace Church, San francisco
tEpisiopaD presided OVER by Rev. F. c.
Ever, have commenced the erection OF whst
is Intended 10 be the finest, largest and
most expensive church ediice in California.
The site selected is on the coraer OF the
California aud Stockton streets, one Of the
most prominent and commanding situations
in San francisco. Its style will be pure
Gothic, and when comp leted will be among
the principal ornaments of the city. 1t is
determined that the work shall have sufi-
GENTLY advanced by the goth Of this month
TO enable Mr.. Ever to be present at the
laying OF the corner stone, as the Reverend
gentleman with his family will leave on a
visit to the East at that time. The build
ing will be l37 feet loag by 6S feet 9 inches
wide, and surmounted with a tower and
spre 2lO feet high-forming singular fea-
ture, there being no other church in the city
20 constructed. The foundation walls will
be six feet thick, and the church in all other
respects rendered as substantial as possible.
The estimated cost Of the structure is S60.-
OOO of which amount the congregation have
in cash on hand aud in subscriptions. about
$4,000.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

MORE TROUBLE IN THE CANP.-It seems
that the Opposition in Pennsylvania are
sorely perplexed with secret associations,
which are endeavoring to control the regu-
lar party organizations. These Clubs, as
they are called, partake strongly Of the na-
tivistic character, are oath. bound, and pre-
scribe everybody outside Of their own mem
bership, and restricting that membership ex.
clusively to important politicians.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

NEw MAP OF WAsHoE.-0n Thursday
evening our attention was attracted 10 a
small group Of men and large 6oys, who
we're quite vociferous in their admiration
Of a new ILLUSTRATED Map Of the various
routes to the Washoe mines from the several
mining towns and cities.
The Artist drew largly on the imagina-
lion of the boys who were unacqusinied with
the celebrities of the town, Grass Valley,
but Of all the routes presented we would
prefer (if we designed visiting Washoe) that
one marked Sally Aliens route Ia ar,eL
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

We CoxcuR.-The Democratic Quarterly
Review, in commenting on Stewards Roch-
ester speech, SAYS;
HE is no patriot who calls his country
to the irritations and wrongs, and perhaps
destruction OF an 'irrepressible conflict" be
tween diverse Interests and different section.
he is no statesman who leaves the Consti-
tuition and the statute book, to wander in
the vague and misty regions Of "higheI
law
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
"Ciar the husky raccous down."

NEW CLOTHING SToRE.-Dy reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that
Mr.. L. BERwIY & BRo. have opened new
Clothing Store in King & o,het's fire-prosf
Brick. Mr.. d. offers one Of the largest as
sentiments o goods in bic line ever brought
to this place. Give him call.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

FELL Orr.-The wbilom loving brothers
of the Union aud Bulletin have had sad
falling out. The Bulletin says that the edi-
tor Of The Union is a corrupt. hypocritcal
old twaddler. and, in reply. the Union SAYS
the editor Of the Bulletin is a foolish. incon-
sistent deliberate aud willfal iibeler When
rogaes fall out, &c.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

THx CALIFORNIA HoxE JOURNAL. publish
ed ct San Francisco, has just entered upon
It's fourth volume. It is the best literary
paper and family Journal on the Pacific
coast. 1t is fully equal to its prototype in
New York.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

jn3- The last lecture Of the Series be-
fore the G. V. Literary Association will be
delivered on Friday evening next by A, B.
Dibble Esq. The lecture last evening by
A. Delano Esq. was well attended, and the
subject, California aud her Resources" !"
was presented in very able sad interest
ing manner.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

A PooE SPEcUIATIoS.-Dr. Rabe, OF Sar
Francisco, has printed and circulated, at bis
own expense, 10000 copies ef Stewards late
speech, evidently with the expectation that
the distinguished 90 Son of York" will 20
to the White House on the Fourth Of March
next, and thence issue a commission ap-
pointing the Doctor to some fat office. Bet
ter save your money, good Doctor.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

/. o. o. F.-Oa Thursday evening; April
5th, the following persons were elected rep
resentatves from Grass Valley Lodge. No.
IL to the Grand Lodge. which meets at Sac,
ramento city. May lst J. Clark. f. A Ken
dali, S. D, Bosworth, John Burnett. ]. L.
Jordon, E. Mclaughlin and C. C.. King.
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~ Inhn q nn

sT John c. Boxer. whose daughter
Mary Ann" married her fathers coach-
man, Is dead. and has left will cutting her
OF from any share in the estate. The i'm
preston seems to prevail. that so far a. her
own happiness is concerned. Mis-, Boxer did
not after all make so poor match. Her
husband John Dean has clerkship in the
Custom House and is comfortably situated.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

RrLIGroUs NorIcE.--We are requested
to announce that the Rev. Mr.. Deal will,
preach tomorrow morning and evening at
the usual hours ofservice. at the NJ. r.
Church Sonth, on Neal street.
The repairs on the ". z. Church. will be
commpletrd during the coming week, and
services will be resumed there enc week
from TO morrow.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

WRESTLING UP THEIR CouRAGE.-Tbe Re-
publicans are endeavoring to keep up heir
courage for the approaching contest, by for
ced manifestations Of jog at the fanciei ex-
pectation Of union OF the Opposition on
Bates Of Missouri. Sing on, brethren. -
Sing
'siill in fond hearts, bright hope is bsamn,
Hope that shall fade
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

ARcHr ARouND.-This celebrated African
was lately called inte the Police Court at
San Francisco, to testify in regard to row
at Charley Stewards dance house. Archy's
visit to the Supreme Court appears 10 have
been the starting point OF downward ca
recr
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

- The citizens OF Downeville are de.
serving Of much credit for their Efforts in
keeping their route to Washoe coEstautIy
open during the past severe winisr. Pack
trains have been able to cross the summit
by that route. with less interruption. though
almost entirely destitute OF stopping places,
than by the famous Carson route.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

ALARNED.-The Republicans OF Connect
cut have become so much alarmed for tie
safety OF that state that they have sent al
the way to Illinois for Lincoln, to stump tIp
state against Seymour. the able and popu-
lar Democratic candidate for Governor.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

FIT The nortOrious Parker II. French.
has turnrd up once mere, and this time at
ST. Louis, where he is charged with baving
obtained money by false and swindling pre- :
tence. 1t is said he has now got himself in
to an ugly scrape. and one from which he
will net fnd It any easy matter to wire
outr
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

ur- We have received from tse publish
ers the third edition OF the De Groot' s Map
of Washoe. containing all the latest additions
and improvements, in which all new loca.
tions and claims of uote are accurately laid
down.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

MOVE CoMrSG.-we want over here. says
the Territorial Enterprise, several rchool
marms. to teach the young idea how to shoot
There in Carson city now large number
OF children. and a great many more on
their tray!
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

Burrk County R.mRoAn.-The PROPOSE
tiou submitted TO the people Of Butte Co..
to subscribe $3.50 900 in aid of the proposed
railroad to Oraville has succeeded by a ma
jority Of about 200.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

SALMON Z. CHASE has got the preference
Of the Republican convention O. Ohio for
for the Presidency. He is their first choice
but who is their second does not appear
There is thus another element Of 'toil and
trouble" added to the ingredient, OF the
boiling cauliron of Black Republcanism.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

szs- Waite Of the Nevada Journal wants
to ." sell outn The Journal is a payinr
institution, and offers rare chance Tor iH-
Vesiment but we dislike, exceedingly TO
spare brother Waite from the proles sion.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SIMMONS
50 IT NUNS.
State of California. County OF Nevada, Dis
trici Court OF the l4th Judics,l District

State OF California, County OF Nevada, Dis.
trict Court OF the l4th Judicstl District
Of said State.
The People OF the State of California, to-
NnIlA4 HSsEElI.. t.rerting-
You are hereby summoned to appear sud
yer 10 the eonRa ut 81 JtRpi't hkNES, hled
scllnst you, within days from the sers ice Of this
Writ Il served you ia this CoAnfy, within TWEEN
~ DAYS IL served you in this Dis.ic; and oat Of
th. county, and within forty days II served you
In the State and out OF this District, in an action
commenced on the 18th day 81 April, A. r. 1850 in
sad Court wherein FiairtiM prays Judgment agai
nsi you for the Of Erlt Hundred, snd Fortysix
dollars, principal with Two Hundred and Eighty two
d0ll.rs ali Thirty one cents Interest to cate am
ouuiia.. to sli2ssi alrsea by ralatif in this com
plant 10 b. due and oE iEg 10 him if"n you uron a
certain prunssry neie set out particularly in plain
tiis complaint aioiesaid t9se her with interest
thereon at per cent per month TIL paid and his
cost Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
answer said complaint ss herein directed, Plaintiff
will take Judg gmsns sssiHst you therefor by default,
together vita all costs Of suit, and also demand Of
the Court such other relis prayed for in Plain
In testimony whereof, L John s lambert, Clerk
Of the District Court aforesaid do heiennto set
hand and impress the seal Of said Court at ohce in
| th. city Of Nevada, tbi- 18th day OF April, ID.
1860. JOHN 5 LAMBERT, Clerk,
By Joseph n. Levey, Deputy.
| Happsarinr TO the satisfaction Of the Court by
| the Complaint herein hlcd. and AFFIDAVIT Of Plain
tn's Agent, A l.. Slack. that good cause OF nc
ton exists ag-inn said Descendant, ana that tbs
present residence Of said defendant is unknown. but
that he Is believed To be resident Of the state. OF
motion OF T. W Roberts, plaiutias Attorney, 1t i
Ordered that service Of Summuns herein oe mads
/ BY plbcatIon thereof in the Nevada National, .
weekly Newspaper published in the County Of Ne
/ yada, for eight successive weeks.
MILLS SEAMS, District Judge.
Attest-JoHs S. LAMBERT. Clerk,
| BY Jos. ". Levy, reputy.
| Nevada City, Cal. April I3. lsto
| +. W. Roberts Atty for Iiainiih. ossw
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Wm. RA N ID A l. l.,
PuYsrCIAy - = U II G II O !

Uats Of North San Juan.)
Respectfuliy announces his location in GRASS
VALLEY permanently.
REsIDENcE-corner Of Bank and AubzraStrss.s
a. Gen. Richardson's Old Cottage.
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~ The amount dislribo,sa suono :,

~ The amount distributed among the
creditors, by the Receiver Of Adams & Co.
was 81, 735-about one-half cent on the
hundred. The Golden Era thinks as the a.
mount to each creditor will be so trifing. 1t
should be distributed among the poor law
yers CT that city. Good idea, since the rich
have got all the balance.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

~ A social bop comes off at Roure's
Half way Honse between this place and
Rough Il Ready on Thursday evening next
-Mnsic by Complon.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

1B- We regret TO learn that our friend
Dorsey, Of Wells Fargo q Co.'S Express met
with ssrious uisisrtuns on Tuesday last.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

~ Proposals are i.sued for bids fer the
erection Of a College l'uiding at Cachville.
TO ne under The coa,rol Of the u. e. Church
South.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
NEW TODAY,
House and Two Lots For Sale.

- Tho property hnorn, ng. j. 7. nIANKs
itnatei On i,iehari.-n street.
L.A f"i a'ieuiars irguise % Charles c. smith,
~ Drug Siese N.ll street Grass VALLEY.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

The Ball keeps rolling. [Republican Pa
per.
So do most balls when they are goiig
down hill. democratic Paper.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

GRASS VALLEY. APRIL -. 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

c. WELLS. wB EVER. C. FARLEMAN
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Die 1itlGieeer Der z. g. II. @esGItaft ma.
ten ibrcn 8reunben unc rem gcsbrteu beutIaen
publitnm Rte erasbenRe @nytiae, IaB Re an rtt.
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ano Ssu>el ttr rieejdbriass StiftuRgSfst frtern
,as gteupS i'm Saols bes pm. u. S6ao ourds
men arossn Saa aeIdtcffu wirp. Die inter.
!esiGnste Gcmmitte boHt auf cine rctt ,ablreids
Settelisung unc wirr Dos 5eit ielbt Su sinem
rsd5t Seitersn su madden fabeu,
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ner rss Sauee haten lb tei Der unter,eihnsteu
SSmmitte elm 2tdrt fur so Gts. Al l6Ien nub
9aten audi bier Samen frsien Gtntritt.
Capt. Smitb's Sano tf fire rtefss Sen enaa.
girt unr wirb risfsltc ME aud RE 6srren Scbop
une Seub'i Guss sEr Yrrtsrliduns psEeIben
beitragsn,
Tie WttaIicrer Der @sfeu1baft perIammeln lt
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mo lid Der Sua prntrt uno Ra6 Dem 8eifplos
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Die c pmmttte
Sriepb Ssutel.
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Scfpb Sbreiber.
@rttfrtcp 9anse.
SeinriG Sarr.
Saecb Dob.
q. Oiacpnt, Seer.
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Speben per STEAMER erbalttn ben ar5Ft,n une rrihar,
8prratb pom 9erba> unb GSiRter- 9goGre srr
je REM bleit9en 9ubltflm in osrartistn Qrtifslu odsrirt
rroroeu If Dehasc pUn 10 Cts. unc bsbsr; Oe(airss in
itonen Multern, tletn uno SrpB earirt, III IL, 20 uno 25
Cts. It.; Nsr'npe III allen SaresR ;u ISi bis S7I Cts.
bkS 9Uppele rpertb.
aIpaeas, Won Is @ts. an, gu tftaunenerpertb biaisen
9reiien; so Dueenb lein. Dmner~Ia lbentlber BON gtS.
an; SEQ Vahits une Nithse' ~searbriIstc f~ran;6liIte Gclars.
auf @ucticneu biVia Sefauft, gu I24, 81, 374 SIS. &C., bic
in dnbtren 9eibiftcn ba5 Dppptlte fslten.
Shwarie Stip,nltO7e, Z Naro brett, III IS, 81 Cts. unb
Sl.25 farbtpt StiotnltcIt sur 66lfts ipree gEert6eS; =
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uno Satirete HCntufY Scans FUR Serrn> uu6 .Rna6sn-
NltIou, ~ cen b~tliaNsn Y?eilen.
Etrie98, Sbsent @res une SwecbS fur 9ierf6oten; -
SAM polsuer mtifer. rptbsr uno sslber FLANNEL n IS Cts.
btll9 III 315 HtS. Stella SbsplS, Gtoa 8 ,e.
Die 9IcBit NuSpabl non gdbtss IBcr &c Sfuts. dusert
Stli9 alf Nuetionen asfauit une 81 per Stud perfS. bic i'd
~ $i.25 UNI Sl.75 0HrrIre; Strid. g3oae in allen aarbsn
Su 81 pei 9fHnD.
CARPETS une oeart9 SlsS. Die 6~iaisteu in Rtbmcnb ;
Srrrpn uns Sleabeo Sbuttns. S6tstine Sppalin1. Gable
GtOatb Grhnltcrs 6Olitrp. Ulcpes. Bet unb Srrpnuts
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lno SwiB Dtusiin, nebit tiHer erOBel Quatpa6l arSrrsr
2Saaren, Su Sablreid, ettieib II bier aufIufihreu.
80 butte ~erSeeenit I'm sinen 8sluh au,r 15m N ms
PEREZ eleltr Stapt unb ~llm8ssenS, un6 bite bic Summer
nnsuFs SlO:es, |". 81 9t1tRlr aBt, IN beattrn.
9OIepb Strar9.
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!et9t lstntn 6rennOsn uuO 9stannten an, bas sr
lotpen n'soer elne 9 enoun9 BON Dem ausse,eit.
net 9htsh simburSer &ale erblIten bat, iomie
au0 9e0ttS Sa9c uno Uerl4leOene anpere fril6e
&aar'nD Die tiaiB ~ tnuien iinO bel
. u. q. VI RIVERS,
SsOaplr-. 3pii&> 8. unO /.
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Sen 9eebrten publitum erlau6en mir uns.
eterm't ee cr9eten0e ~9ln,siae ,u uiacbe en-. Sos mir
%rnlfren Sin Store hGb unisrrm rtrusn nm 90.
rdumi9sn 6auf' No. fSS SrUaparaa. ,,ri,f,n.
Der s.. unp g. perIegt 6aBrn.
6ur sas rms bIeber atidentte 3rttra uenbtaens
oantenr, srlarbsn mir uney auh fsrne5 .mr pas
lclbe IN tiEsn.
Btr fibren t%eifGnoia Elm rsi66uItiarS Ga Ter.
lGer Scrttr Sefen, SIedpuaren' uno auer an.
Orren in unier @sihdft fhfasrnOe artitet, Die.
mir, M mir nur fir Saar hufen,. su Den siaia
ten prrilsn Oerfauftn t6nnen.
Dne Dsdtn rer 6duier. fcpis Teparatnrsn
lscer art perosn itnett, gut NM titlislf %tefcrat.
6pt,bauer n. Bro.
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iCtS rotplontr.. fur en II p~ertbppdtn Arttiel eiuiJe ppuarS
mcbr aiSiu9ebtn, as lcu Sch unule ~ rer,ptnbtr.
SInaer's neue 5hmilicnrWfaibiuc.
lint uuierc tcfsn TamtIisn~ WaI6in,n in ZEN Ser,ib aler
III ~trinatn, botcn mir Zen Nrte fur ~bi,itltcn, 8uhfaben n
stcr GrdnSctrit Stuttc; Na'hint, ltCn, ptr3ttrt, ,aufi Stint
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Smgu'S DO. | unb 2 StanpavO SHUTTLE
Nllbinen..
9tiee 9lrten eieer Wahtne iino ictr ii, Raffraoe fir
hct 6aniltcit> rlb 6dtrtfhc6raud. Die prtiie oerfflbtn fnS'
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Sinarr'e go. 3 Stannarn SHUTTLE Ofafhine.
SIR @aacn-G atrifnnteH'uno I6p,re 9tSrarSsit. Qr,is.
ecnpictt, $l25.
Struer, nm untrt 2tte Srlidubts ~ MAIDEN, cine u,ue
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WalCeiae epn Qleihtr Cbute 9iiablt Miro.
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trbaLt;n MIL, lbrsite tIr en- &reuplar son s.. W. Sinar
uno Gp'S @0S9ic," cine ltcn lauitrirte 3tituna. bic ibm
gratis ;~usefhnpt i3srben miro.
9fapeIn, 3mirn, Saumpcuenadru unb @eibe
unc oHe gum G5cbrauh siner Nd.maidine nptbptnbioeu &C.
~acnltGner ltnn bt IlrtCrSitactem in arpFer MuSpabI III bd-
tcn. Gia aefhifier 0iaIhinilt nirS unlsren auaStn beiut
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"a Singer uno @p'e 8tlDGft pL tidiiStn !>6uS.u az
flbrt uno ia btler UcihiitSpci't btlrtebti rprI, 10 buEHen
mir ontt lCbt, ME fieS ltets f~rubtrbtr Sail mar, re6t ,abls
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Norten, 8rilhee Sdlat Sst,
@las, psrl'SaSc, Grwary,
6aar- &itt, Dele,
3dbn' pinftl, 8irutes,
uuo Seim. Geifen,
&lesrtr- unc 9arfimericn,
SGrfen, @ahttfarten.
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u. {. no. fnb ,u ben ~tilisittu prsiien tsi Stiaem
,u taben. : 8ee,pte msroen ,u isrer 3sit
uno r / d / / q oufarfo6t.
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SaYae'e patsnt- Nfrcisiucn,
II. |. N. ,um @rrfauf
|Sei E. J. PLOT,
Ode ber II. uno Ntainlrase.
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