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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
From Missouri---Proclamntion by
Gov. Gamble
JEFFERSON CRY, No., Aug.

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, Aug. 25.
The following proclamation has been
issued "The power Of civil authorities
being insufficient to protect the lives and
property Of citizens Of the State, ! Ham
ilton r, Gamble, Governor Of the State
of Missouri, do hereby call into the active
service of the State $4,000 men Of the
State, assigning 6,00O as the quota for
each Military District, which is the same
as a Congressional District. The forco
thus called into service will be as far %
possible volunteer force and will consist
of 10000 Cavalry and $4,000 Infantry.
If the number of volunteers should ex.
coed this requisition the excess will be
held as reserve corps. If there should
be deficiency il may become necessary
to resort to draft. The Adjutant Gen.
will issue to the Division Inspectors Of
the several Military Districts the orders
necessary to carry this rcquisition into
effect. The force called out.will be for
six month unless peace in the State shall
be sooner restored. Arms will be furnish.
ed as rapidly as they can be had.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of
State, at Jefferson City. this 18th day Of
August, in the year 1861. -
Signed, II. r. GAMBLE.
BY the Governor, 6.,.1 80
!. NJ. OLIVER, sec'y ofStats.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
A Change in POstunastcrs.

Our people were startled, somewhat,
laat week, by the announcement that the
present incumbent of the Post Office in
this city, Col. d. w. G.. GAGE, had been
removed, and JOHN NuGENr, Esq, ap.
pointed in his stead. There have been
many complaints in regard to the late
management of the Post Office, TO be
sure, but few had sufficient credulity to
believe that the shortcomings Of the Col.
oncl were Of sufficient Importance TO
warrant the decapitation and disgrace Of
one who, from tho hardest kind of hard
democrat, has been mctamorphosed into a
black republican of the rankest and most
odoriferous grade; but the radlent circle
OF immaculate political geniuses who
claim, by virtue of position and prestige,
to control the destiny of our young city,
the "Sir Oracles' Of the republican family
hereabouts who,-"when they speak let
no dog bark"-imagine, like the fly on
the coach wheel, that they are an inds-
pensable part of the general government
itself, decided otherwise. The papers
were made out Strong" immensely so,
not only for removal, but for the appoint.
ment of "favorite" of distinguished
ability and well known subseryicncy in
his stead
The best laid schemes of mice and men.
Gang oft agleo.'
The removal clause was adopted, but
the appointment was made in accordance
with previous arrangement of our Illus
trious NJ. G. TRowBRIDGB and the "man-
ayers" found in the sequel that they were
only "out of the frying pan into the fire"
They don't like NUGEYT any better than
they did GAGE, and this "ignoring" by
halves touches them "on the raw" AS
between the two candidates, we confess
we have no preference they are both
narrow minded partizans, and both very
respectable men otherwise. Personally
we have no fault to find with GAGE aud
no favors to ask of NUGENT. The affair
is, with our republican friends, call in the
family" and if they arc pleased there is
no reason why we should make ourselve;
uncomfortable il any, however, feel az
grieved thereby, we do not care to oife
any consolation. "Let those laugh whC
win,"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

scalping their victims is all that is want.
ing to make their warfare like that which
seventy or eighty years ago was wsged
by the Indians against the white race on
this very ground. You have no alterna.
tive left you but to unite as one man in
the defence of your homes, for the resto.
ration of law and order, or be subiugated
or expelled from the soil.
therefore earnestly exhort you 10
take the most prompt and vigorous meas.
ures to put stop to neigh borhood and
| private wars; you must remember that
the laws are suspended in Eastern Vir-
| ginla, which has transferred itself to the
Southern Confederacy. The old consti-
tuition and laws of Virginia are only in
force in Western Virginia. These laws
! you must maintain. ..---s..s
Let every citizen, without reference to
past political opinions, unite with his
neghbors, to keep these laws in opera
ton, and thus prevent the country from
being desolated by plumber and violence,
whether committed in the name of seees-
sionism or Unionism. IA. Indifference
| oonjure all those who have hitherto
advocated the doctrine of seeessionism as
political opinion to consider that now
its advocacy means war against the
peace and interests of Western Virginia;
il is an invitation to the Southern Con
federates to come in and subdue you, and
proclaims that there can be no law OF
right until this is done. 4 u
My mission among you is that of a fell
low citizen, charged by the government
to expel the arbitrary force which domi
neered over you, to restore that law aud
order of which you have been robbed,
and to maintain your right to govern
Yourselves under the constitution and
/ laws of the United States. r.r.
10 put an end to the savage war waged
by individuals, who, without warrant Of
military authority, Turk in tho bushes
AMI waylay messengers, or shoot sentries,
I shall be obliged to hold the neighbor
boo1 in which these outrages are com.
m;ttcd as responsible, and, unless they
raise the hue ana cry, and pursue the oil
tenders, deal with them as accessories &c
the crime. 1900.
Unarmed and peaceful citizens shall be
protected, the tights of private property
respected, and only those who are found
enemies Of the government of the United
States, and the peace of Western Vir.
ginia, will be disturbed. OF these shall
require absolute certainty that they will
do no mischief.
u
Put stop to needless arrests and the
spread of malicious reports Let each
town and district choose five of its mos,
reliable and energetic citizens a commit
tee Of Public Safety, to act in concert
with the civil aud military authorities
and be responsible for the preservation oI
peace and good order.
/ Citizens of Western Virginia, your
late is mainly in your own hands i
you allow yourselves to be tramplsd un
der foot by hordcs of disturbcrs, plum
derers and murderers, your land viii be
come desolation. If you stand firm
/ for law aud order, and maintain YOU
rights, you may dwell together peace
fully and happy as in former days.
..... w, S, ROSECRANX,
Brigader General Commanding A. % wv
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
THE IOWA DEMOCRACY,

Judge Mason, nominated by the dem
ocrats as a candidate for Governor of
Iowa, has accepted the nomination. We
make few extracts from his letter OF
acceptance: .-
ain all its legal requirements, that
government must be obeycd and sustain
ed, whatever may be the consequence.
No citizen can rightfully disregard the
authority Of the national government,
when acting within the constitutional
limits, merely because it was counter to
his own notions Of any particular subject
"On this, as well as on other occasions,
we may rightly cndeavor, in any proper
manner, TO influence the action of the
government in what we believe to be the
right direction. In fact, it is our upper.
alive duty as citizens to do so. But we
never can set up our own opinions in OPP
position to a rule once lawfully establish.
ed by either of the three great depart
ments of the government, with view tc
thwart or nuliiy its operation.
awe must not, therefore, withhold oul
services, our property, or even our lives
when called for by the proper authorities
to aid in carrying on any war in which
the country may be engaged
90.
"Nor is it merely because yours was {
democratic convention that now give
my assent to continue its nominee. On'
great leading object with me has swal
lowed up all others, Aud should any 9th
er convention hereafter assemble, styling
itself democratic or otherwise-whcthe
called regularly or irregularly (proyide'
they adopt platform as nearly coincidcn
with my own opinionsa as yours is, an'
provided they show prospect of secur
ing a stronger popular vote than tina
which viii probably support yonr ticket,
/ shall, with the greatest willingness
withdraw from the contest, aud not onl.
leave the field unobstructed to the nom
incc of that convention, but will, to TIL
utmost of my ability, exert myself TO sc
euro their success. 1t is to deal with sub
stance and not mere names. .,.,..,.,.
1
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
TIE QUESTION OF TIE RECOGNITION OF THE
REBELS.
NRw YoRK. Anr. %.


The TfiJMe'S correspondence from
Washington says: "Mr. Adams, our Min
lister in England, writes that in the Brit
ish mind the independence of the rebels
is fully admitted as a military and poiti-
cal necessity; that their acknowledge
ment by England is but question OF
time and prudent courtesy; that, while
Britain is impatient to get cotton from
the Southern Stat in exchange for man
uiactured goods, she is anxious not to
lose Northern markets, and is unwilling
to part with her hope of breaking down
the Morrill, tariff by the same means with
which she chained the North with the
Walker tariff, and that two or three more
successes like that of Bull Run would en-.
title the slaveocracy to immediate recog-
milton.
"The steamer Jamestown by rebel
baptism the Patrick Henry is said to
have run the blockade at Fortress Mon
roe and gone out to sea on the night of
the Sth. She is fast and must prove dan
gerous."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
NEW NoRK, AUG. %.

The Secretary of War has ordered
the stoppagc of all telegraphic dispatches
to points south of Kentucky.
a special to the Commercial, Washing.
ton Aug. 2Sth, says: "Gen. Mcclellan
went over the Potomac river to day tC
visit the camps and inspect the troops.
"Mr. Russell, Of the London Times, wa
invited to attend him. No other CORES
pondent was favored with pass"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

GUSBoArs roR THE REBELs.-Thc Mil
waukee Sentinel says young man ar.
rived at that city on Thursday, the I'D
inst, from New Orleans, who states that
there are twenty-eight gun.boats being
built at Algiers, opposite New Orleans, to
be provided with eighteen guns each, and
to be used against the blockading fleet.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

TnE SECOND GREAT RAFT, Of Messrs.
FARMER, DE BLAqurrnr & DECIDES, left
Bay City on the Odd instant, as the
former, in tow Of the steam tugs Magnet
and Os,oego. The contents OF the raft
are as follows: 96,ls3 cubic feet Of white
pine board timber; 20, 400 cubic feet Of
oak timber 10000 cubic feet masts;
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29
LARGE REBEL FORCE NEAR TIE CHAIN
BRIDGE.

NEW DIRK, Aug. g.
A special to the Post says: "Thc enc
my's forces are concentrated in large
numbers short distance from the chain
bridge on the Virginia side of the Poto.
mac, between the chain bridge and Lees
burg"
The Baltimore Sun Of this morning
states that no journal in Baltimore ha:
been requested to withhold the publica
ton of army news.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

AnRIyAL OF A CorroS LADEN SnIP AT
LIVERPOOL The British ship Harriet,
from Mobile, with full cargo Of cotton,
arrived at Liverpool, on the 9th inst,
having run the blockade Of Mobile. Her
cargo will pay somebody an. enormous
profit, not less than 100 per cent. She
had twelve cabin passengers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

Prince Napoleon and suite spent few
hours in Detroit on Tuesday, on his way
to Lake Superior.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

ANOTHER COMPANY FOR THE SEVENTH
EcNENT.--Oompany Il Of the Seventh
Regiment, Captain j. ii. Richardson OF
Tuscola, is now full, seventy men, in ad-
dition to those already in camp, having
passed through this city yesterday for
their rendezvous ut Monroe. The men
arc all from Tuscola county, average five
feet and ten inches in height, and are tho
roughly Injured to the hardships of life in
the backwoods and the more exciting
scenes of log driving on the rapid streams
which empty into the Saginaw. They
are nearly all crack shots with the rifle,
and for active service will be found equal
to any company which has left the State.
The morale of the company is beyond
question as good as that Of any equal
number Of soldiers in the service, and
from their appearance we arc well nssur-
ed that the honor of Tuscola county is
safe in their hands.-Det. Free Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-29

One of a series Of State Teachers In
sti.utes is to be held at East Saginaw
ON the 18th of October
, 1861-04-16

sgIsbags5 5tts 11s.pli aefltnsaths
inppointment Of Minister to LiberiaE It, Maa
made without his snowiedg 80, a1shas he has no
fancy for holding Office, h4 N6rldn't take it.
Heis the hrst5man.we have, yet beard Of who.
:goott ot' 4 otats without and DECLINE
I'D It aitepit.Wss given him .sl~.u Il e'' ~ r
i t. IL, psrotnins54it 'aadngtoh |.@ editor VIZ az
rested and loeked mp Oh Friday for indnlgtng
ID aTaf4iks dentonA n IRE street. u -
= 'toLThe removal Of D: :W. co Aps, a clerk Ia
!the; Eaad pa1ey,' ana t"Fhe appo3nttment ,af a
brother In his splaee,s Led The employed
:hrptheff ett,1hnlt snftide'.a' i,",,": i,'', Wv
ikht now rfkiaent Afahd + Rap!de Michigan,
ia lis been appointed by fhef President one Of
the United States Kashfn !, Y Ter
litory. NJ: ". Is d gentleman ,of inc legal st:
talnntehf*, general. lion, nnquestlon6d
i,t Integrity :aad asound aud trne heArted; Re-
publican. .:-,: ,a3 s'':'~'n7 :'''''ir t=:,; s,v
Stove, VI The present d 81 erk Of the
/ MASSACHUSETTS HouBeof Representa- tives, and
formerly Postum ss;af II sptingaela, in that
State; has been:reap,oi ointed Postmaster. MI;
stoGe. il . I'D - ana capi
4al good. fellow II eE''7- ~ 1iti" ::
htS ia orifty fol-; The Demo,
cratic nominee for Congress ID The 4th Dis
,t5ett. :oo i 81 Al addition OF
about une Republican :vote in each, town in
The District would have resletted Hon Grin
Is Ferry, the former capable and faithful Re:
preseutatIye, o. .,;' =: '.t' e '9s5' *s;
, 1861-04-16
The Daily ,oEerlana l. Misitt Route.
:: ~ iFtom th@ S. Ibblss b6n,okra{"fss q -

'''' (Ftom the Sc: Lbals. d 4mofrat.. -" IT, 49,
:: :Weunaefstandt that the, contractors for.esrr.
.r5ing the daily overland nail ifroh St. Joseph
70 P1aceryff1ea ares favprably Impressed with
reeiibn Of Afr. v. T. Rbsssli, 8 uarty Of Y sur!
,yefore and teams haA4 been seht to look ut,
the roads: throngh TIE mountains, ahA E6 re-
port on the ability uf carrying the entire
daily n,ail in four sh6rse COACHES through that
Of ofstocking the route end maintaining sta!sr,nxs
along large portiod Of: the distance h~.,we.ea
Jnleehu1g, and Camp sCritte1de4 {ls.le Camn
Floyd, inasmuch as the ;Denvertf .,tv 'ser1ice
has to be kept up; whether tho la 4 IN u a
daily mail are run II sPeaE, or bv the
old .oentral route ct iRresent' followed by the
tonx 1;KprsSs; ;he = = aeslgaaa, hQaeYek.i in
Washoe, which Win r1n somej hit miles soutta. b.
ward Of Salt 1;akh CITY 10 sapBly that point
with its malls, = branch serRioe Wil be rsoui1.
ed, which can, he furnished it 81 smiisaI .exlra
edn;ca 95t 1 ~ saGAKts p @ sxRsass tave 6y
,eompansase for tile labor .ana Nrouhle al. q
branch service for salt Lake 'Cit4.
There is sdBas6n tn:belieta that ep,ur5foisst3
change in tho route. Hze1ts. thu entire apnroba-
ton of:the Postmaster: General. Indeed, the'
manifest nfdpttetS 9f keeillng Oh the line Of
soate neross fRa de- psf Ta gsnt S aE
'1hprt etfetShes af epahlr1 hsixe{n torns and and
settled DISTRICTS. and thus ;proyihing axid RS
cruiting Eta.inns fol: tf1hibse 'unactustcrned to
follow tRe Path cit wilderness, alf tteaF tha way
e CID III ] fa h Mo ss%nstas viii #aseIasa ts t6
: lbpk at the nap.. It u tie fqa1n long ago ad. d.
yocated in the columns Of this pApeF asfd5a en-
dorsed tby those familiar With overland routes;
, 1861-04-16

':i.'!s EfF0m 1ha PHl21flpHiA PFess,j ~
Tba fo5louino letter :,rh;ch liz h5;tn.,nf ~ =
j.: eFkss, now n washington, mas received: speaks
tor Itself. = 1t ls from 11a OF an officer Or
the aruiy;;well known ii ,fnflade lphia, .1stely
HIT of tf1e arrnv betrayed 1r3dsolii ont H. fha
infamous TWiTrs: IT appaa1s tf1dtf ia nnrne.
1gas z;t1f nnfhet narso1 an.eS
$3.50 =!
Keynqlds, ,qaarterInaster,,. Who- n ,foloWe4
Iwlggt.. we happen T. tpE AhoK that onrl zig
ftenn was offered y The, Tex9s rebels e high
With inSIpnatIon. Ha said tsT ;cannnt dis.
grace ihe i3irG oblipatIons owe to the CIV
, 1861-04-16

1874. -BUFFAEO AND
-lCVls LAKE HuRDN NRAILWAY.-8hcftese
ana bestr i0te to Buffalo and other EzstsEn eitsea
Train leaving cnieaSo At 90 7: n, DeEot =
cas- AIM arrives st Buffalo IT " Il, New York Al
12s0 r. X Roston st ~; connec41n& With New Fark
E@1ae 1t Buffalo and New York Erie trains going
! Fninn Depot h EAREKE; Genl Mana ger.
"A FELL Traffic Sup"1, BuHAlo. nh!Tai.1y
, 1861-04-16

/ EdssaFd chaaesE q af Am Afhor, T6o has re.
ton from, . clerkship In the Pension Bnssau E
at Washington,; was. arrested st hfsaesadence
yesterday; al sfernooti,. .bySDeputy Marshal E, ",
Moore, o this eifYi: vi: aah Il cd With al uttempt
to t1ettaud the Government.
= Tbs facts Of theea4e are tlfel5 these: Col.
Reyton, of :ths Pension Ru1eau, ut Washing
ton, made the disenygy, not 1os3 since, thst
q large numb per Of afidaVits :sppH Horting appli-
cations for bounty a1nd warrants had been ah-
St1arted- He INN etixtely Eett I'd vprk to as
certain the guilty party, md was led to eus-
R{sssg { gesss,R3E{ T asha 1ak*n p1st + the ftaudn.
sT6aSea 8 q Ia lii Is PFsfer Is complaint
aa&zinat ;Mnna--:A deputy Aarsha} Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Was Immediately dispatched
ID Tits 1titay, Athded with the COMPLAINT Ut Col
ipPeyton., .::whe1e' he arrived yesterday evening,
and having Obtained u: Wauaas, {piacea" II Il
Fhe hands of Deputy Moore, who enfeaeded In
'eHffctlng TIM aftest of the lsaspectad party :
few hours later, and retuIned NTH h4apfisoAer:
EHias easej rfn p+obahH be brought :bafore
United States Commissioners Wilk5nndaf thiss
1qniqgt ana;a theqqugh Investigation had.
, 1861-04-16

il, Iowa Ism Mid, b5esxdIds Sc s5r44ng dnsmI
:. .:RrerrutinE, genes of jnJ:alt- wd
= No WfserE On angel g, ,Mingz.Hs I'D
-- sNewsiakfag to depths below.
, 1861-04-16

tG G!...,....
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IL ~ $t{1y+4 . .
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, 1861-04-16
:Ao=45artnersDip II otlee9.*.

31lssOLUTIoN::: OF "Go.PAY.TE.
sia47 NEReH1IIhe CO Partnership! heret,fg- - ~.
nsfaS nfR pe5Tasn 41EAN- JnE and ALG UhYUgi FKfH E
% ChTcsgo aFsrrh oa 1oa7 a. FRIs8IE
, 1861-04-16

1N1 aREAI WESTERN ;kANana, SAnnAxA
wfEteE AFranSafnents.
17ra.-s IeaTa tas erest Csntral Depot tcot o1Lasa
st3nstt Chicago:
8& &AM-Lsh.anS Express f8aGdsys sxcepted3
n arrive a. Detroit SIS r. j. Snspeas1qu E7&<3
a.t4 ~; Albany 800 r: H.. Ea# lofk 1Q4a
:. 7. T.: Bost0A Gt0 night
841 Z A.-Nev York and Boston EYpresa te1Esp<
80 Saturday, arrive at Ups1els s;A l. ~ era-
H.. -. ft0 u "a HEwYoIk I2s} H. Gostcn noon.
AN l. w-fInciiuau ExpFcsA faIcep1 Sunday through
~ ~ fHneinuati In Is horlA
am sud 1ontsTnlo Expxeex: (s1cept
Sat1-dayl through to ElnEannxH IN Il huufA
. La9isyile IN = aa45a. A. ~-.,.
Lna :: S9taHs:ey 9sH7x ants 70 s:''e- saaaas
: :: :,,+zxsaesSiee4fag caEaoa a1laatEh. sa1as,
kM p T. train eon1ecta at fails with sse guialo
.1ti liza HuTpn RatlWAy Tor BT1sIo aad ali points
sssr: : Eero1to nth the ,szzaa GSna4 Kai!xsy ts
.seI59 e Eeaada Eat, NoEfasFn Vermont ssr Hsns.
Tnfar9h I1sksta zos ssSa tn p-1ne1osl Rstlsos4
e5cf9 In tha North Eod West, aud st the Cc17oN1yE
once, eo1as. Lsks s5t Deaz5osa Streets. lad at tn
depot ioos uf Like street; r,x,3. s-..+,..,dre
H. 4HAEaK9a General Axen.. 7e
, 1861-04-16
MICHIGAN :, CENTRAL AND

.-a4HTECHS CO., No, n sate s.-eeA, Ecetoo
-. q, 4 HnUstON. GeA. Ffe3&hA A.. PoEsda1phle
I. !. HlURr, GRn. Ttcke. AEt fEllstel2hlar
, 1861-04-16

Il hft HEF:- CHESTS TEAS-Y,.4
t1ssMa M h6f51s1 ennover md oolanE. OF
, 1861-04-16

Having more than double cur list pht s.,cr ~ II.
sHs1s ca vt 1850 e: deVafi6g Il eoa
Tire satsiAetio1, WAbHMss q II e asslr en-
a4i.-Sist9n " lice No 2 Ma4f{nfr Tntrf%a =.
, 1861-04-16
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;pTTTsBURGH, Fl: WAYNE ds

FV1s EVSaVay NJ" 1a1sh5 IH1AaD1IF f1a*
s:.. " BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
EE,Hl:7a1'snIs burg! 81: Pittsburg.
CLEvEEAND tOLUMBCA EECN-
-is1s-:: 1t u NATL DAYTON;
And Ill intern edlate Stations between Chicago and
the cities ahoTa Eaned:
f. Seerfg Cary On Eight t.a'ne, md bacg4gs BY -
rnnta che4ked terou4h to III Eastern ciiie4.
Tickets or sale at TIE ptfuc Ticket G11ces IA tia
NEZ 1T tie Company eaee. corner Of andolph and
Dearborn streets. and At the Cnabn Depot Nest Sdo
- Ross, ,westa Pasa Agent
, 1861-04-16

CHICAGO g. ROCK ISLAND
~ EAILRoAD L1NE.-passenEGr t1alns depart
hrn1 and arrive at Chicago ~ Ieisow3:
.nayE$ rtss and Nah leass A. 9o&}A u, ana as7sys
f aS 4, ,.1t. r. II. Sundays excepted.
: E!Hht Express 1eaSsa 1t DO +, ", Saturdays ex.
| ceptrd; strive 1t d - A. ~. Munfays excepted
- joliet Accommodation 5 90 ?. N, Auuda5s except
\ n L. ST. Jpux, GENT A~enk Dor
, 1861-04-16

axtv ii r,absa. Ind xas oa1anes Ro1ans rrasris.
nod ,t1os3osT F31tna H9uss. TWO large Barns, ~
Haatss s1arTe cpTa Cfbt ef!nslX 1eehenss and Out
coaveaisnt al diVidisf i6to two Efmh alt ne Rnd
1Ra Eenfa u saeeoE e2nn2na H.! dE gs. on 42s
AetsrosA yttGht fen Chicago sahe trans q tas
khs houi64 Nit Creek lfEd nsvex 1Adling Stream
{9ns threHsa tas Asn n tha stoeE: HAE4oA 9fs3et
nhAsee fpgnthst nf thH Firm separately. Thh Fafm
and beauty df oe4tsun faAnn& ofeols
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