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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

WEAvEHyILLE AHEAD.-We notice that the
papers published in prominent mountain towns
of the State are boasting of the large primary
meetings vote Of that over previous years. At
the Union primary meeting held here on the
18th, one hundred and fifty votes were cast,
and they were the votes of good, loyal citizens
Union Democratic and Republican. At the
Union Democratic primary meeting, held the
same evening, some one hundred and thirty yo tes
were polled- Union Democratic and Breckin-
ridge Mcdonnell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

NEWSPAPER CHANGES. G. Whpple has re-
tired from the Humboldt Times having sold the
concern to Austin Wiley aud Walter Bobali
Wiley was formerly connected with the paper,
and is 10 be editor under the new administration
In making his bow to the readers Of the Times
Mr. Wiley says:
Politically, l have not changed. ! am lit
terly opposed to States Rights and Secession. ]
admire the conservative policy Of Mr.. Lincoln,
and think he has used wisdom and justice in his
Administration, and whatever means | am, or
may be master Of, shall be used to sustain his
Administration, and crush the rebellion. / be-
lieve the war to be unholy and unjust, and intend
to have no political affiliations with men or par
ties who sympatze with it, or whose future aim
shall be to reinstate the political element that
famed the flames Of the rebellion which now
threaten to consume us."
That's The right kind Of talk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

Nor FOR LArHAM.-The Pacerville .NtUs does
not favor the reelection Of NJ. s. Latham TO the
United States Senate. There is more of truth
than poetry in the remark that pretty much all
the souless corporations in the State are for him
The .Ne1cs says
There is not monopoly in this State, of what
ever class or character, but is in favor Of Milton
s. Latham for Senator. Telegraph and express
companies, bankers and contractors, stage men
and railroad men, are all his supporters. There
is not a soulless corporation Of them all but has
an absorbing interest in his success. Every
pirate Of the community, every plundorer Of
State and Nation, is working faithfully, earnestly
and untringly to this end. They are at work
half breed secession arrangement; in San Fran
cisco, endeavoring to distract the counssls Of
Union men, They threaten and persecute iudi-
yiduals, and suborn aud betray parties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

AMONG the wounded soldiers in the hospital at
Albany, they have got a rebel-an Alabama pri-
vate--counted in and seut North by mistake.
Tie is kindly sFeated by the surgeons, but when
by blunder Of the Surgeon General, he was put
on guard, the other day, there was lively time
among the Unoa soldiers, who complained at
once of the "outrage," and since then they put
none but Americans on guard
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

THE name OF Charles r Street appears as the
nominee of the Regular Democracy Of Colusa
county for Superintendent of Schools. Street
may be perfectly capable, but great many peo-
pie doubt his loyalty, Judging fom the tone Of
the paper which he edits-the COIusa SMn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

NICE YoUNG MAN-Geo Patrick, son Of Col.
Patrick, of Tuolumne county, who enjoyed the
position of Postmaster at Sonora, under Buchan-
nan, is a defaulter to the tune OF $4,000 or more.
George and bis father being good " National
Democrats" left for Dixie some months before
the battle of Shiloh. Having robbed the Gov
ernment and betrayed his bondsmen and friends,
he is now fighting for its destruction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

THE CmcUs.--Joe. Pentland's great show was
here on Tuesday and Wednesday. The enter
tanment was well patronized, the receipts Of the
first evening being over $4,000. 1t was the best
"horse opera" performance to which our citi-
2ens have ever been treated, but Billy Franklin
did fall from his horse as usual. The Orrin Fami.
ly and Sebastian and his petite son, Romeo, were
the taking cards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
TO the Democracy Of Trinity County,

The undersigned, appointed by and on behalf
IF vour Central Committee, TO fix the time and
place of holding your county Convention, to Tx
tbe basis Of representation, and to address you
upon the political issues of the day, proceed dl-
rrctlv to the discharge Of the duty assigned u.s.
We appoint Saturday, the 30th day OF August
1862, at the Court House, in Weaverv'le, as tne
lime and place for holding said Convention and
fix the following as the basis Of representation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
+. 6. PTTZEP

Union Democratic candidate for the Assembly,
will address his fellow citizens at the different
precincts, as indicated below, and hopes that his
opponents viii BE- present at each place dcsgua-
ted and discuss the political issues involved in
the election with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

TIE change which has taken place in that part
OF the Union cannot but be matter of congrat
ulation and encouragement to the united Democ-
racy of California. AT election after election
the Republicans, under their new name Of " I'm
ion " men, have been overthrown by the yicto-
rious Democracy Stockfoa RepuJLieaH.
How about Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Island =
Wasn't his election heralded as one of the big
gest kind of " Democratic victories" at last
accounts be was teaching a regiment of negroes
how to kin off your brother Democrats down
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

A VENERABLE lady in her hundredth year had
lost her daughter, who had attained the good old
age of eighty. The mothers grief was great ;
and TO a friend who came to condole with her,
she remarked "Oh dear oh dear | knew
never should be able TO raise that child !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

TRINITY CoUNTY.-Tbe uncharneled remains
Of the Union Democratic party Of Trinity coun-
~, have placed the name Of Judge j. S. Pilzer
before the people of that county, as q candidate
for the Assembly, to be sacrificed at the next
election. We are sorry to hear of it, Pit2er is
good fellow, and deserves better fate ShaS-
Ia Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
notice.!

4 IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to the undersigned are notified that
if their accounts are not settled by the lst day Of
August, they will be handed over to an officer
for collection. II. SHOENBAR d co.
Weavervllc, July l9, 1862. 27td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

KILLING THE MIND.-One of the most infer.
rally perfect of all weapons of war yet invented
is a late discovery called the percussion ball q,
which explodes after il lodges in soldiers body
The terror produced by the explosion in his flesh
produces complete insanity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

MyzzLNG THE PREss.-" The old landmarks
of the Constitution fading fast enough we
have now no liberty of the Press. ."-Atiton S.
LathQn.
Milton will discover that the press of Calior-
mia enjoys the largest liberty before the next
Legislature adjourns-too much liberty, in fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

NEW STEAMER FOR THE PAcIFlC.--A new steam
coast, and is daily expected. She is to run
between San Francisco and Panama 4; is capable
OF carrying 2500 passengers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

der river, Mons b. Deliis Quesnelle river, els
Infdelity the Offspring of Ignorance" and local
articles intended for this week are necessarily y
omitted to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
ORDER OF ELECTION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Trinity

Whereas. WEDNESDAY, Sept. Sd, 1862, being
the day on which the General election will be
held throughout the State for the various officers
required by law to be elected therein.
it is therefore hereby ordered, that at said
election on the Sd day of September A. D. 1862,
the following officers for this county be elected
in addition to those to be chosen by order of the
Governor, tO-wt:
One Supervisor for District No. |.
One SUPERVISOR for District No. 2.
Also Township Officers as follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

AN EDIroR NoMINATED.- George ii. Crossette,
editor Of the Butte Record, is one OF the Union
Democratic nominees for Assembly from that
county. We very much doubt whether Crossette
will get the Union vote OF his county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

Primary meetings Friday, August 29th. We
deem il unnecessary to elaborate the subject OF
Democracy to you who by your steady deVotioh
to priDciple have manifested an unyielding talth
in the Constitution Of your country, ana the
glorious past of our Government, by adherence
10 all the compromises of that sacred compact.
1t would be arrogance in us to presume that
Won were not fully aware of the many gross
violations Of our Federal Constitution, the mex
cusable infringements of the reserved powers OF
the States, and the utter disregard of inalienated
rights of the citizen which have been unscrupu-
lousy and unhesitatingly pcrpetrated by the
party in power through almost its every depart
ment.
Under the preteuse of maintaining the Union
and enforcing respect for Federal authority, they
are exercising powers calculated to conquer, to
subugate deprive Of their rights Of property,
and to hold in yassaage their felloW-ci tizens Of
one half the Union.
Under the plea of necessity the American citi,
zen is leYeled with the negro. whilst your loyalty
and patriotism is being urged to its last eXtremi-
ty, to induce you to yield up little Of the hard
earnings of your life long toll, to enrich the
vampires whom veniality has given purchased
place. and led into every species Of corruptions
and frauds against the Government they claim
to serve.
No one who properly appreciates his rights can
tamely submit to these outrages. We therefore
call upon you to meet in Convention. not for the
purpose Of securing the spoils Of Office, but for a
noblcr object. Let us give the world 10 see that
we know the wrongs that are being perpetgated
upon u.s. that we know our rights which have
been causelessly ignored, aud knowing, that we
dare denounce the one and maintain the other
JOHN W. OWENS,
l. G.. MESSIC,
j. FOGERTY,
l.. ". LUDWIG,
JOHN e. BURCI.
>
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

FlNE RHuBARB-We have received from DR..
Wares garden a sample Of Hudspeth's seeding
rheubarb, grown this year from seed. IT is the
finest we have ever seen 10 the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
sroNrwAII JAcksoN has seyeral times been

SroNEwALI JACKSON has several times been re-
ported killed, but somehow or another he
manages to turn up alive when least expected
We think Sigel, who is one of the Generals
marching TO meet him, is the man to match Jack
son and if 5igel overtakes him. aud has suf-
fcient force a bis command, we are much mis-
taken if he does not give Mr.. Jackson Il chance
either to do some tall lighting or running
Mountain Messenqer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

UNION County CENTRAL CoMMTrE.--By an
unlntentional oversight the name Of Lycurgus
Smith was omitted in printing the names of
the Union Central Committee last week. Mr..
Smith was one Of the persons chosen as such
committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

COURT OF SEssIoNs.-The Grand Jury compos.
ed of J. Applcgate, G. j. Hobson, S. Morey, j.
T. Sanborn, c. Twambley, V. Matthews, j. II.
Mathews, A. Murphy, j. Shaber, Ii. Wnkle, S.
Jacob, T. S. McDanies, A. Robinson, A Baker,
e. Bean, J. Sloan, on the 10th found l.. i. Boord
guilty of murder. Friday, Aug. 22d set for ar
ragnment in District Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

WoN'r TAKE Ir-Many San Francisco and
Sacramento merchants refuse TO take the Gov
ernment paper lately put in circulation, and add
payable in T. s. gold coin " to their bill heads.
One Weaveryillc firm has followed the example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

AFPoINraGNT. Radolph Boch has been ap.
pointed Postmaster at North Fork, in ibis county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

OVERLAND IMMGRATIoN.-The Carson City Aqe,
learns from an immigrant just over the Plains,
that the emigration from Texas this year, in this
direction. is immense. All the families that and
it possible to get away in safety, are leaving.
These emigraus are about equally divided among
the loyal and disloyal~ both classes glad to get
away from that point which has already been The
scene of mnch devastation aud murder, and to
which they think there will be no end for some
time 10 come.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

TIE FEDERAL POLL TAx.-It is a noticeable
fact that the payments of this Federal Poll Tax
indicate precisely the degree of loyal sentiment
that obtains in the several counties. Those
counties that are blessed with loyal officers and
have poled the biggest vote for Union tickets,
pay up handsomely whole those which have
officials whose patriotism is lukewarm or non est,
or which have cast anti-government majorities,
have paid little or nothing -.MdrysriUe dppeai.
In this county we have not heard Of a single
instance where white person has refused to p pay
the tax Sheriff Jones has instructed his deputy
collectors in the various townships to carefully
report the names of any persons SO refusing, and
for the credit of our county, which we know con
tains large loyal majority, we trust that not a
single name will appear on the black list" II
we are properly informed, all deinquents will
be waited on by the Deputy Marshal when he
collects the War Tax in May next. so we advise
all persons to buy one Of the red, white and blue
receipts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

D. D's-The Nevada JounaI referring to the
defalcation of young Patrick, late Postmaster at
Soqora, says it "knows other Dixieites of the
same stripe" So do we. Buchanan's Admins
tration. in furnishing defauting DXeites did
not show California the cold shoulder,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

IIOPE So.-The Sacramento Bee thinks John
SWEET, the Union nominee for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, will he elected over either Of
his opponents by $4,000 or 10000 majority. We
are particularly anxious to see Filzgerald'a vote
counted
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

DRAFTING ORDERs.-In consequence Of a strict
order received at New York, August llth,
Provost Marshal Kennedy prohibited passengers
from going out in the California steamer, which
was detained. Emigration will probably be
stopped till drafting is over, There is no telling
how soon California may be called upon for her
quota. County Clerks are already preparing
rolls Of persons liable TO do military duty. We
are Of opinion that drafting vii! never have to
be resorted to in this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

MANUFACrURING TAMoR.---Our old friend
Hudspeth has commenced business in ClGord's
wooden building, on Main street. lie is pFac-
teal Tailor, and we have every reason to believe
will give customers complete satisfaction Read
his card.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

PRETTY WAM.-As Illustrative of the intense
summer heat of the Colorado country, military
men at Fort Yuma used to have tale that
soldier died there and was buried, and went to
the hot place but that one night he reappearcd
among his comrades, and said that it was SO much
colder down below than he had been accustomed
to- that he could not stand it and had to come
back after his blankets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

A HIGH OLD RES0LUTION.-The rebel-sympa
thizers of Nevada county met the other day, and
amongst other things
Resolged That believing the time for prating
about the Glorious Union is past, we can
only hope for a solution of our difficulties by a
cessation Of hoslities and prompt offers Of com
promise on honorable terms, and if need be, the
recognition of the independence Of the Confed-
crate States.
The Transcript, from which we get the above
Intelligence, says the resolution was defeated by
vote of 81 to II. Such bare faced treason as
those seventeen men are guilty of in the above
vote would not be tolerated elsewhere, and
should not be in California? Hanging is too
tender punishment for men who avow such sent
ments.
GENEROUS TELEGRAPH.--On OF the San Fran
cisco papers tells incident which reflects very
little credit on the State Telegraph line. A lit
tie four year old boy named Jonas Hulse was
saved at the time the Goidea Gate went down,
but his father, mother and brother were drowned.
A couple of San Francisco gentlemen having the
little fellow in charge ascerained that be had an
uncle living at the Forks of Salmon, to whom
they wished to telegraph, but on applying at the
Office were refused the small favor of gratis
dispatch, Informing his uncle that he was alone
iQ the city. Very generous, certainly on the
part OF rich monopoly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

RESULT OF A ROw.-By private letter re-
ceiged this week, we learn that David Lyons, for
long time resident of this county, was so Sc
yerely cut during row at Florence City, Sal
mon river country that his life is despaired Of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

WEAyERylME, Aug. %, 1862.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23
UNION TICKET.

FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INsTRVCrIoN,
JOHN SWEET,
COUN TICKET.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
MOSES w. PERsONETTE.
FOR sUPEHYIsoR-Dls no. |,
j. f. HOADLEY.
FOR sUPERyISOR-DIS No. 2,
d. f. GORDON.
FOR STICES-WEAYERVILLE TOWNSHIP,
JNO. A. WATSON TIIEO L. JONES.
FOR CoNsTABLES,
G. BELCHER, : JACK IIULSE,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-23

BLAcKBERRJEs.-W thank Fred, Of Eel!ers
Garden Store, for box Of fine, large 'plAcEber-
ries, of the Lawton variety Plenty more where
they came from.
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mOtfat's Phoenix Blttersl

lave bsrn h<ppily rsea Tor tbe cure 81 Fsr~- sDc
.Agvh viii ipYsrishie ru,r--s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-06
CHEKiFF S SALE by viva !

SuERif'F : SALE. by yirtu- ~
O0ss ve1difiotf Exponss ExeraFion is.s~c ron
th- Vixo Consuan Pleas Coert. 10 uae dirsfl-d sbd
del vrret. in fsvof II Aaoty = nn-y a z<siuet
rbo- " Lie c. IN efcrfedto -. the q ~iF<
d~-crb 4 49, L,tste. uatett Veg c. sta5, fldi-
ana tt-s
tn ,oatB~-ss GAR > ~. the eusbwest q p
u = # 80 ioa Sea -. y shiP ELEVEN ~
"a - aga 8 astsihi < forts - : AID "a
s~AICkDAr. q BRUAkf -. iss3.
Within th~ I gal hoaFs a sad day. ~ th
HDus q %, a. fsre usut-. I VII ~. : tbs sent, a 4
pf01ts = th ahovv csscrtb Z K al tEt -. tOs. th~f
witn 81 b prvsi-ge- and puFts names % ~ sanlv
b longing, 80 = t~rin ut .xce-aunE s~ % ysass.h0
ths nish q bidA z Cor c4sh. aud uspb Ia ar ~ res4.
IL q : ia ~sufacrut - s4tl,fy sud -. c iflon ad
Gusts will "a n ard th~r. OF r The r.simpl "a.
AT o. said ks-l Eta. q IN. Llxhesa ba4asr ~.
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THESE MEDICINES,
Ave nov Bees besose Re pubue Or a pessoa ef so
ear, ans durlnE nat une have uklnt.ine1 = high
aAF.efss IN Anaess every ps1 u he globe CT ne
t're9rdinsry curative properties ~tiol taey poss.ss.
In Many Thonsands
feetufedi Instance, they bsve even ros-aes soHcr.
e ffon the ve,y verge q an rnuraeiy grsvc, after
IA deecrcvc nosa-r-s ofths dr esvri = Ansbly
dsed Sc crest tnosse hsstbs,r snc.ry invariably
ID inf1i4sy psorse, tists has spp<1res scarcely
Fzfhsa ulr@caiocs = Iaose vie were al issnsec
at Is tssgrasIly Philosophical prsnspi.. upsr
sieh they are conrorntee, 40 rpce w.Ich der
pssgasatt - acr nsu.ft- a. ~. he
roa iu purifying he rr~ags I'D cessn.is % nfr,
f" vntains then VIII reue~ct tene ard , s =. 1st
.ey were insetfsfrrsteif nsme.
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SAT- RnAv. FKDRUARY ~, lsea.
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CHERIFF's SALE -Ds viaus #
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" hin The legal hours q said ds, AZ The Court IIruse
d.~sr. ia Terre "a auto. I viii offer the rents and proar
O the ahuvv described Real Estate, together w1tb al
the privileges aud appuftsnaneea % the same belpns-
frr. for q term not exceeding seven years. 70 the
hi fhest bidder Cor ca D, aud upon failure 70 reauxe .
al 4 mniclert % satisfy said orlfs Of sslr aud a.ta.
4 viii then and there oHer the ec-simple. 40 apd n
set deal E~tatr. 20 the highest bidder So sash u
satisfy he same
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denTas'nst-s IRON tsesr as.orisAsns pr~c- q ere.
ung new Me ADD health, % a sxto ron he very
shes Fl tie most deispidas-d -onsuuuuens-sr.
'oTr strongly tonic END more ,mn-dinuely l~syigvrs-
.ng than he pile eepsalu'ag tse ssrncc Loies vssess.
te ssuAes q ~ lauss. 10 > dlasreu, nr1.esrcu. A..
ieass rssliy iesscahsrtie hat ,be Lyr rras, hey
svcfthe'e- tegin 20 olesase tbe slifpv.,s-y csua
'ucb toOnsrs generally slightly operating while
arss q tour hsnTs. AID prccus.Ig dccldvc ssnss 4
shei ~ 10 hssd spa sgptnaea, sd sshllsrsung ,bs
and. even u lsss tine uan us.
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g Piles Piles n

,s a remedy fr this most distressing and obrlrG4
nslady. the vcgetatie Ltf- Medicoes observes q a.,
unct and eupi suc recctunendauon. Il - vel
<nown % hundreds " THE city, that The forasr pro
Ted With this COMPLAINT Tor Upwards of uurr, nv
rEAks AMI thatb citt iu cain every remedy pre-
-cribed v1thlA tie whole crmpsss Il The Mats-s
aedica. Re however, 80 length ticd the mcdicips
sbich 8 no~ onffed pfhe public. and he ~as cured
p a very short time. after his recover had been
foiuuuced nof only inprobahlr, bpf Absolutely im-
possible, - sus hurisn neaps.
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4 wei regulated AID pro7oraonAs quantity a. ~
ipQp IL stonar1ts awsys requisite for tbe prcr,o-
on 81 aorad henith-ft. stimulates c,gesaon sDc
,oeps tae Intestinal canal frec frvm Al ~ohsfrncuous
thru tlscre = = dsnnercyt 81 he ~ ecsy . con
fainlg cvsnrc. On The vther hand, 81 cvsrabun
iancr ofbIe causes frequent RAISES III he stomach.
snf often prehaUavefs severe attacks az dises..
,hics sfurfifucr ~'~i "a crRfh.
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81 the use q these Pills The peTiotic attacks o
ycrrosa Or Sck hs@dach msy be prsssDtei; and !
rsen ~ The commence raent Of an siieok. imrieiia'
.licf from sickness rfil be obtained.
rhey asrldor fhil n rrfncvng ne A1uees an
fardfcf. 70 .wSfch sefnslrs are - npch suhiect
Tbey act generally usvo he hcv els-renioyin
For kferary mn, Nae~.s.. Denesis Female
nc sl o g-ana q s~~feasrry HUM, they ERE valuabl'
. a Laxative. In improving the slgerss. giving t0n.
.ud rigor % he digestive organs. ans restoring tn
,sturai electricity aid strength Of the whole ayssen.
The CEPHA4c PILLS are the real 81 long iuvrs
.estos and caSefulis conducted experiments. havin'
zen - une many yease. during which time she,
aasR -pssvgs;e1 sac relisYci > vast smouni Of pai'
40 ~rrfcr.ng TRIM hradache. whether o1SinsasSi n
- ttr4as & n - CT from a drrsxes riais 9th
iomsch.
rhy are entirely vegetable IN their composition
nd nsy Re tshen e. al ums- siis perf~s aafcr
sithaul making auy chauge o: dist ers r. abecnr
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BEwABk OF coUNTFRFETTs
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SATURDAY. fEBaUiRY ~. iss2.

Wl.Lin he lsg. hosir- - - dts. ~ the Cor
n msr dDof. IN 7 re H4ui~. I = "A offer tie F-hts nd
troi = Of the saose deftib.d K@ ! E,tate, toe krf
wtu al he a inirg, . and tppnrfruatce s ~ he ssn4e
b~iou xinE. 90 . term not exec dug -cv~u yesr% -
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