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The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

UNION STATE CONVENTIONAL plan is on
foot for Union State Convention, to be held at
Sacramento ON the 18th of June, to nominate
State officers irrespective of other qualifications
than loyalty to the Union. This meets our
hearty appreciation. The Union Clubs of this
county should at once take measures for the APP
pointment of delegates. Let all party consider
ations be condemned and avoided.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

GO A. R. NJ. has sent us very readable COM
munication but it contains neither post-mark,
date nor signature. It's length, besides, pre-
cludes publication in this number.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.-The artillery Of
heaven was practised among the mountains of
this section on Tuesday. There were several
very creditable reports, preceded by faint flashes
of lightning, and copious showers of rain came
after,
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

r Thanks to Mr.. E. T. Jordan, for the Pic
torials, Harper and Atlantic Miscellaneous pa
pers.
To Mr.. W. K. Spencer, of Grass Valley, for
the Eclectic Magazine for May.
To Mr.. w. Welch, of Navada, for Harper,
and copies of the New York Illustrated News
To Langton's Express, of Downieville for the
Territorial Enterprise.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

We have recently
Enlarged our Store.
and received in addition to our former relI-.s
lected stock, FRESH SUPPLY, FOR WIN.
TER TRADE, of
DRUGS,
Chemicals,
II a mt M d cines
and everything else pertaining to a
THOROUGH DRUG ESTABLISHMENT
all Of which we will sell at Wholesale and Re.
tail.
Physicians' Prescriptions
Carefully compounded from the purest material.
at all hours of the day and night.
Our stock consists in part of
Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ayres' Sarsaparilla, Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills,
Graefenberg Co.'S Medicines:
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup:
And all the New Patent Medicines, and one
hundred different kinds of Pills.
Paints,
White Lead,
Boiled Oil,
Raw Oil,
Lard Oil,
Sperm Oil,
Castor Oil,
Polar Oil,
Tanners Oil,
Neatsfoot Oil.
Kerosene, Camphene, Bnrning Fluid.
Varnishes, Furniture, Copal, Coach,
Damar and Japan. Glass, Putty,
Brushes, of all kinds. Perfumcry,
Lubin's Extracts, Colognes, Po-
mades, Tooth Powder, Hair
Restoratives and Hair DYES.
Il neso article of fPERFUMERY, called
Kiss Me Quickly!
Distilled from the well known plant called
Touch-Me-Not.
All kinds Shaker Herbs and Extracts.
Kerosene Lamps, at Reduced Prices.
Lamp Chimneys and Lamp Wicks.
Fine Razors and Cutlery.
Lilly White and Chalk Balls:
Fluff Boxes and Puffs;
Breast Pumps; Nursing Bottles;
Teething Rings; Shoulder Braces;
Male and Female Trusses;
[ Doub. & Single Abdominal Supporters;
Syringes, metal, glass and Indiarubber;.
Silk and cotton Suspensories;
Acids, Nitric, Muriatic and Sulphuric;.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25
OAK TREE MARKET!
NEW FIRM !
G. u THRIE s. stage

Would respectfully inform their numer.
ous patrons and the public generally. that
0W they have associated themselves in the
Ak&A BUTCHERLNG BUSINESS, which thew
will conduct in all its branches in the reproof brick
building, Main street, known as the
OAK TREE MARKET.
Prices of meats will range from to 121l cents
Cattle, sheep and hogs for sale, foot of the first
quality. may25
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

UNION REsoLUTIoNs.-There is some pleasure
to be derived from the contemplation, that al
though the Legislature which has just dissolved,
contained several as arrant traitors as ever es-
capped halter, there was yet decided majority
passage of Senator Chase's resolutions, have
pledged the moral and material power of the
State to assist the present National Administra-
ton in upholding the Constitution and laws of
the country.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

AMBRoTYPEs.-Mr. r. Desmond has opened
a picture gallery in connection with Mr.. Aug.
Wettig, two doors west of the Sierra Hotel. up
stairs, where he is prepared to accommodate the
public with ambrotype likenesses.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

THE CLUB REsoLUTIoN.-The Union Club
of this place, at their last meeting, passed res
mendation and approval from such body of
men, is highly esteemed by US, and more than
compensates for all the loss we have sustained
from the secessionists. Men who take sides
against their country and its flag, are not the
kind or people we desire to have dealings with
Our path lies in different direction and in the
absence of wealth or distinguished name to
transmit to our posterity, at least intend they
shall say, when perusing the history of these
times, that their blood bears no taint of treason,
term of infamy begotten in hell, and which
sears the hearts of those who profess it, like the
gnawlng tooth of the never-dying worm.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

A new lot of Childrens' Home Primers
and A B G Books. Mrs. Hale's New
Cook Book. Mrs. Crowen's American
Lady's Cook Book. Miss Leslie's Cook
Book. Webster's illustrated Dict.on--
ary. Sargent's Readers
Also prepared to supply the public
a with delicious beverage
for summer:
PORTABLE LEMONADE,
Marsh's Patent
Abdominal Supporters, Trusses,.
and
Ladies Shoulder Braces.
Remember the Place..
FRANCHERE g. BUTLER
FLUME STREET,
NORTH SAN JUAN
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

Snow SToRM.-Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day were raw, cold, disagreeable days. Sunday
night there was tolerably heavy frost, which,
however, did but little, if any damage, and it was
confidently expected that would end the matter.
How great, then, was the surprise of our good
people to discover the ground white with snow,
when they looked out from their sleeping apart
ments Tuesday morning, May 2lst! Many of
the young fruit trees were bowed down with the
weight of the snow, while others were broken or
stripped of their branches. The damage done
in this respect is said to be considerable in all
this region of country.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25


CoMPRoMIsE-WHAT?- Mr.. ]. NJ. Will
liams, who made speech at San Jose recently,
and, Of course, was in favor of "preserving the
Union" said, among other things:
+" In his Judgment, the policy of the President
was subversive to the very Government he pro-
fessedly would maintain. 1t was coercion, and
coercion war, and war was destruction-a
lingering, wasting and terrible destruction. He
would avert this-he would save the Union, not
by bathing it in blood, not by war of sections,
but by compromise"
Mr.. Williams would like to make the people
believe, no doubt, like the balance of the seces-
sion sympathisers, that the Government COM
menced this war. He would "save the Union
by compromise" How? Compromise what ?
Shall the Government apologize to South Caro-
lima because she made an attack upon and cap
tured Fort Sumter? Shall it say to jeff. Davis,
"Beg your pardon, sir" because he violated his
oath to the constitution !? That's the kind of ar
gument the wolf used to the sheep, when it de-
manded to know why the little innocent mud
died the water which it drank. How can that
be-" replied the sheep, "when you are in the
water above me, and the water comes down from
you to me?" Well" replied the wolf, "you
committed a certain offence against me two
years ago." THAT is impossible" again re-
sponded the sheep, for was not born them
No matter; if it was not you, it was one Of
your relations!" and so, the ferocious brute
sprang upon the unoffending sheep, and tore it
to pieces. The sheep compromised.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25
ALTE7AT
-
......AND....
P URIFYING SYRUP

This valuable and pleasant purifier
of the blood can be purchased from
t'ranchere Il Butler. 1t is put up I'M
bottles containing one pint, and we
venture to say that one bottle of it il
more beneficial than three bottles of any
of the sarsaparillas now in use.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

NoBLY DoNE.-Columbia Hill has redeemed
itself nobly from the stigma cast upon it by the
secession movement against the PRESS. Five
discontinuances of papers in the town and i'm
mediate neighborhood, were aNits enemies could
effect, while the friends of the PRESS, in the
same region, have sent us ten neO subscribers
within the fortnight, every one of whom paid in
advance. This is two to one, in fact; but a
much larger proportion, as Mr.. Turveydrop
would say, " in weight of character"
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

TREAsoN.-A thick-headed fellow from Penn
sylvania, named Kungle, of Yuba county, who
was anxious to manifest lickspittle disposition
towards the Southern upstairs in the Legisla-
ture, on Monday last, the day of adjournment,
reported preamble and resolution, the latter of
which is as follows:
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
curing, That the independence of the Confed-
crate States of America ought to be at recog-
nised by the United States Government, and that
all questions between the two Governments
should be settled by negotiation and treaty.
The Assembly was brought to an indirect vote
on the question, in the form of motion to lay it
on the table, which revealed the traitors-those
who wished to recognize the independence of the
Southern Confederacy-to be: Gordon, Harris,
Holman, Horrell, Kungle, Laspeyre, Mont
gomery, Scott and Showalter. Let the people
remember their names. This stripe of men are
usually political adventurers, eager for public
place. They will come before the voters again,
in some form or other. No doubt of that; for,
in addition to their chronic itching for office,
they combine with it an assurance that would
shame the devil.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
%a
Blank Books; Pocket Diaries, 1861,
Pocket Memorandums;
Letter Paper, large and small;
Note Paper, plain and fancy;
Foolscap, Legal Cap; Blotting Papery
Bill Paper; Music Paper, Drawing g
Envelopes, plain, fancy and cloth lined;,
Gold and Steel Pens;
All kinds Lead Pencils.
Slate Pencils.
Rulers, wood and India Rubber.
Receipt Books;
Note Books;
States, all sizes;
Inks, of all kinds;
Ink Stands;
Sand Boxes;
Mucilage;
School Books;
Superb Gilt Bibles, etc.
D0rO Orders from Distance Promptly
Attended To. ~
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25
Mattresses.

lust RECEIVED, direct from San Francisco
- assortment of PULU and STRAW
MATTRESSES, for sale cheap. by
HECHT PRATT.
The hydraulic press., 1861-05-25

its usual weekly meeting in the old Theater
building this evening, at y o'clock. A large at
tendance is requested, to devise measures for
celebrating the Fourth of July.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04

ASoTHEH soJtsrRx Hruosrrs.,r, N.
ha'''sh \. = Standard iDcHsOefAt,sJ La ia.
bat ~ i'' headers II ihe scee-s.ou n,s,cm.nt.
here o. 90 ic'aoefssy 10 iIe .e,,os Of IA.
southern ,l1"''h- Ths pe,Jis v~rs yps6..i
."' y "e t~'.' "i,iou, il,s privilege q bci,,
beard 81 'i.r polls and IN Oeosg,a the ide. ~
ihs people having tLe right ia lie ia.t ,..,.,, 4.
sh'r' their own destnscs. "a. .nsefsA =, A.,
'"ih sol f"ou,hs. Such liises caspa, .,..,e
\ ra'sisien VII nts plscc .o-as, q, a.,
"h''" vail r'n'',sic ,hc iusis.iy ai,d power Of
'h' people. and sseer tha oliearsh. f,os, A..
faot II thc earth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Shooting Affair and Remarkable
Casualty TO one Of the Parties.

TN Saturday night. an ARRAY took place in the
rotunda OF the exchange Hotel, between Mr.
Hugh l.. Galiahcr. Of Augusta county. and Col.
Joseph Scgar. one OF the proprietors OF the Old
FONT Hotel. and delegate in the Legislature.
from tiinabcth City county. Several blows were
passed, and. finally, Mr.. Gallaber drew pistol.
and hrcd at Col. ScGar-the ball passing through
his coat unlcr the right arm. without abrading
the skin The parties were after arrested,
and admitted TO bail in the sum Of 81 900 each,
ON condition. that they shall appear before the
Mayor this morning.
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Gallaher proceeded
to his quarry few miles wcst Of the city, and
while IN the Pct e stopping for some purpose.
occasioncsi the discharge OF pistol in one Of his
pockets. The ball entered the lower part Of the
body, IN vertical direction. inhctng very
severe wound. As soon intelligence Of the
accident was communicated To the Messrs. Bal
lard. proprietors OF the Exchange Hotel where
Mr. q. is boarding. they sent n baggage wagon,
with amattrcss etc, To the place Of the accident
and had Mr.. q. conveyed TO the hotel where he
now lies IN critical condition. Rich. Wig.
The dispute, we understand, arose about the
supposed interference OF Mr.. Scgsr with the de-
livery of stone by Galiahcr at Fort Monroe
The Secessionist. undertook to regulate govern.
ment affairs At Old FONT, n they doing else
where. and Mr.. S-gsr advised n temporary sus-
pension Of the work. by this suspension Mr..
Gallaber was likely to suffer loss, and applied
to the War Department for authority to continue
the delivery of siclic under the contract Out
OF this grew some misunderstanding and the
serious consequences above described Mr.. g.
Is well known IN Jefferson county, having been
married at Shcphcrlstown. aud resident for
many years. lie was man OF great energy Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
The Designs of Jenersoa Davis
4 Co. upon Mexico.

The Columbus (Gnl San has the following
pretty plain talk with regard to Mexicu:--.
The South must occupy Mexico, TO prevent
the Aboiitlonis's getting on the Southern border.
The labor system of Mexico. after the conquest
Tor acquisiiion,) should he the same n. that Of
the South. II 10 essential that rla, ebolders.
with slaves, should 20 and ~ork the rich soil OF
Mexico. Manifest destiny and memorable ne
ecss,ty so decree it. II IL be wrong 10 take
Mexico and carry the Afri-an labor tLer-. then
1t Is wrong to stay in any part u North Amer.
lea and 1t is wrong TO hold slaves. The dis.
possession of the Indian race Was wrong, IL
taking the country from the weak McNicans in
wrong. AMI surely it is grcaisr wrong Ia car
~ negroes to Mexico than 1t IL To hold the me-
grocs nov here IN b,alasc. T.. ia'.ra Ii oad
affairs, and ia the dealings or one country
rih aSoticr. he motto # "mighi wakes righf'
msa offen Be adopted IL this be not so, Amer.
'cans ere the robbers and plundcrrr. OF the
Indians. Necessity, aye, imperious Necessity,
will send Southern arms, and Southern insii,u.
tons into Mexico.
n Gordon Of Free States" must never sur.
round the God given institutions of slavery
the beautiful tree must not be- girdlc,l, that IL
may "ithrr and die. This will be the proba-
ble policy OF the new Government I learn.
that steps are being taken lin the proper dirce-
tom 10 secure the admission Of New Mexico
n Sintc into the Confederate MON. and IL !.
not improbable that TINT siavchoidng Terrific
r! Will at no distant day s..nd Delegates TO chr
CongrcSs who will ask its admission. 4 mum.
Ter at memorials intended Tn bring about =
contamination 80 much 10 bc d.sir,Sl have
recent! hcvn presented by the TcAas niru.-
beers oi the Confederate Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04


unionisss. Let the Uuicn ssn,inen, have fair
sAAncs sfhsinE rrpressated- and when the cleo
lions CONE on. let the beat rnioa men be select
81 sseas kia,cs. in a spirit Of enlightened lib
srsli,y - without reference To former party
A.socisdns.
People OF Virginia great and momeniou.
issue will be before you for decision a, the ap-
preaching elections. Our only apprehension il
frqm that apathy which re.uli. from u mistaken
sense or secdfity. Let rs learn lesson ffom
our adrersaries. Their vigilance i. sleeplc,s--
their efforts untiring let u. profit by their en-
snp's. Begis the canvass nj onee. Bring oat
your strongest Union men. it matter. not whe,b-
% thes have heretofore been Nhig. os D~mo-
crats- Irt there be established a Thorough
e''frnfe eor'f'oie between Union Of all shade.
OF opinion Ict tberr be- grnerou. mag nsnini-
iiy displayed and where necessary fair disi
sion u candidates, with view to remove all
suspicion Of an. bia. by reason of old party
ties.
Begin the canvass NJ once and prosecute il
with energy and activity. Sec your p.irhbors
and explain the nature Of the issues to them
circulate newspapers and .r-~cbe, and docu-
ment.- .pread light and knowledge Ia the re-
motest eorncrs-eome TO the polls yourselves
and ste that your neighbor. come. AMI glori
Gus victory will crown yos- re,r;o,ie .aor,.
Richmond Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Repose out of the Union.

II" the Suggestion that the slave States ran
never reach 'rcPps~. until they desert the obi
l mon and JOIN the Southern Confcdcracy. the
Memphis Crcnn.l Bazcf,re makes tho following
reply
III making the south one vast caup ,sL.r,.
thousands oi citizens ac diverted from their
peaceful pursuits into III, occupation of The.
soldier a. &" iuau@ura'c n state OF things IN
which war; and Tuiuors ct wars continpaII,
keep The pubii'm mind up To fever heat uT e.
citrnirni; u To- dcrangc and interrupt the natu.
raj 10" 81 trade and commerce aud live con
"nuaiiy IN thc apprehension that 1t may be- de.
stroyci by the precipitation of "a bloody civil
war u Co make M unnecessary revolution in
tbs Fr'>"cniion 81 which the bold. reckless, aud
selfish, ave likely To bear more sway than the
peaceful aud the patriotic. IN which the iribu.
mails OF reason aud justice mn, be o,erthruun.
To gave place 60 the arb,trnncut Of the sword
q these things bc 'rcpose. then have the .ece.
dcd states ioundaii IL is however. such r,no.,.
as ma, he found upon the thin crust Of n Stun
bcr'ny volcano. with thc heayings 81 it's unrest
mutioring audibly beneath 1t. Tod forbid that
tennessee and the other border states .bouIJ
ever seek such rcposc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
The sece..ie.lss. 4. yirs,.1..

"a - N -
Eysrts 10. Isfis fife De Cos~esfses.-The
ssax,~leE ecpY = circular vAsch hes b-sn -
ereiiy euwaried fr,a Richmond cpd Ia hs&ss sNtcn-
ivrb eirrulsscd IN Eastern vfre5s. Tie ,ar,uss
Il sndsrsteo ss inrimitsss o. Coavc.ssos s.i
obtain nom II orinaace of secVss,ou AMI fsfilns
la that perhaps to tnausursie ri,ii var;
CIRCULAR.
''Yoar presence l. PARTICULAR, requested at Rich
noad ON the 10th dsy OF Apsf irel 20 consult With
The ttends % southern thts to the cUur,c " hch
N,'Tiuis shoad pursue 10 the yrs'sn, emsrEency.-
true sni rcfiatir tnSn nom sour county an,t ~
eonV.pie, AID The sarne object w the snrruurtr
counfie- on arriving az RI.hmoud. report ,oarsslf
and cOJnpaul.,us immmedatcly, Ia -. At.
s,amtsci Woods. CT Barhour.
Jctr q. Chsrretss. Of t;rrcnsytffr
ChaTirs y. Collier. Of rCtersburg,
John A. Hsrruan. uf Augusta.
Henry A. Wise. of Princes. Anne
John r. Anderson. uf itItctonr
William y. Gordon Of Alhcmatle.
Tho-. Jefferson Randolph. OF AIb.uiarlr
Jaiuss W. shviiry. of smith.
The - -rers Of this circular will he recognized M,
among the most active OF the seccssiy,, sgftr,or.
NJ. Wool i a member at the ConN COTTON NOM Bar
bur county. ~ thc uortb-NcSt. Mr.. CtaritIl..
NJ. Wise and Mr.. Shrffs arc sl-p ni.inbcrs % the
,nhN'ntun- w. Andcrson aHd Mr.. Collier arc mem
h.rs Of the Hon<c Of Delegates. and Nj Gor,iuu h,
CLERK of that body.
A. matter OF course these true ami reliable men
arc to Ie armed to the teeth. frs; To ovcraN. the
Convention. and " this should no, succoed ,hcr prc
riT'a'c revolution In the same way the dcsro,i>m
In the Cotton States have managed .tre the pub
liz voice Let the people beware OF the teachings Of
this bogus Assemblag,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Texas Calling for IIeIp.

The treason Of Gen Twggs has left the from
tiers Of TeSas without defence. and already soy
erH' murders have been committed by the In
d'ans \ dispatch states that Col. Ben Met al
loeb passed through Mobile on Saturday week
eH route to Richmond to purchase arm. for
Texas. lie will stop at Montgomery, with the
view Of inducing President Davis TO order a
regiment Of mounted rGrmcn for the frontiers
Of Texas.
For two years past the members from Texas
have been pressing Congrc., to make an an
pr"rTnaiIon to pay two regiments Of mounted men
Tor tie protection of the frontier and eventual
ly sncceeded. but now they are without, the
means Of helping Themselves lnnoccn, women
anil children are TO De victim. to the insane pol.
icy Of the disunionists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
Desperation of the sece..iou,s,..

The Disunion leaders are rcsorting to every
sPoe'es OF ciaptrap ~ control the members of
the State Convention Not content with In.
voice OF the people n expressed al the polls,
they are now trying the old system Of bush in.
situations misleading the quiet people Of the
countr, toy new stories OF aggression upon
Southern rights The whole Of the United
states forces. If concentrated at .,n. r..,;-.
would not amount 20 5000 effective men. and
Congress has given no authority to call out the
militia OF volunteers and yet the agtators pre-
tend that there is 10 be an invasion.
The story IL much more probable las often
proclaimed by the Seccssionists at Wa,binrtoni
that President Davis conteinplatcs an invasion
of the Capital of the Nation. The reader can.
not have forgotten his boast OF making the
North smell Southern powder md feel South.
crn bullets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-04
I)I ED


y" thi. 1hv. FRIDAY February 9TH of pn,uu,oB..
hrs tAlhARlNE skiGIE aged II - ar. e,,,,,o,, 4
tory. '''''
The dcse"scd was native sf HIsrt<r, .F,rrr -.
NJ ~h" place 'le Wa mAui,d io Mr.. ~ H. S~tt.u
her. 1857. She Immediately REMOVED % thi. ,,,,
~hrre abe LAS since resided. beio, ed b, aud ,rI,
ri To large circle Of Acgusiuiancss
H'c'ms tut Yesterday 'be came smors u, . .tl,ou
ing bridc :; today clad In The hsbilfn,pt, II n.
grave. she ,lccIs i,n'aih the ed in di,,.nt land
Tar u m tie Iarcn'al Ioo AID the ,oriaI,. of All,
day. How uufhfnily the Toci PORTRAY, me =, ,r,.r
Of the un~c'con'c hat ,criain m,,'crrrr p,stL:
We know vh,r moon. tall ware.
When sumuicr.hlrl, fr, ~ 'sr shalI cIo.. III. yn.
When autumn 'lur shalI ,irrr the golden gram
NIX who hall teach - u en- leo V Oh for tL1r
l'HN hcr spuas', hr,, -a!-
"mts Hrh 20 whisper where the Niol,t. Is<f
J. 70 Wh"" ru>c, iu our paths grow pale
ihfy nave one - ar"u III to die -.
The dread monster Is No rc,p-cirs Of p,r.o,.
positions cr eI,um'tarce,. II,t,r n,o,,ut ,r,, ga,
icf noti'ri'., ard il"ir,,t ',,,r,d ard rtt.ur,-
~ hn,tnE''s. h,nrilt'l,u. II, Itr'S,rJ ls..n.
hcaTiich lynn I,- If tbs o. B.uEiiv ks, N.
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tic or an ait's ''uitrril- icE,~ otH.ksld.-
''d lie " IiotdirE Itsu" I'D ',r,, rsI.u iuu.r.
n''tiun r.st Tl,,r G.c;.o,s ~lU,Lritu..'.t.,r
q season. - Hi H''k oui Tor iar more ,Ns-,,tl-
and '''r'al NcIsltof sIor, e. N,brasId r.. ~
H. BcIkrley equity. or Sup,in, the lTth OBJ, a.,
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alcd two wears 6i.i 'lN nOEti,. OF .u,h 3. g..
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