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NV ftAe
g,.s. ao,nvills, via Ease Road y Fort ifydfn,
ani iheaee, vi Riv.r Road 70 Lya fSils "a
Latsriiie 10 Rfokenl Straw.
oHic.
From New England to Amesvilie.
From Braceville to Pennington.
From Grecnville, via CapbOsrd TOwu, Bils sta
ton, BeaDsvtle, Nevada, Brock, So Norib Star, In
Darke county.
PENNSYLVANIA.
From Mapletou, the present tcrunus Of route nun.
Der twenty-five hundred and eighty three, 20 New.
town.
From Pittsburg to West Middleton.
From Germantown 70 silver Rock.
From Germantown 10 Concord.
From Quakertown, via Richlandtown. Pleasant
Valley, SpringtOwn and DURHAM, 90 Rieglesville.
From Pike, via Wyulusirg, TO Dushore.
frOn Pieasantville, via TiOneeta, 10 Clarlfn.
From New Germantown, in Perry county, 20 Con
cord IN Frapklin county.
FROM Milton, N~orthumhefand county, 20 lewis
~t0nville, in tie county ~ MOptour.
From West NanticOke, Via Haryey'H Creek 10 sl'
yer Rock.
From stroudshurg, Ia Monroe county, wa snyders-
vile, KeliersyIlie, and fennerNhle, 10 brodhesds
VILE.
PROM KslIy's station, on the Allegheny Valley
Railroad, % Coohran's Mills, IN Armstrong county.
Froin RerdinF, via Adams, Brownsylle, and
klOp's Store, a. WomrlEdorp.
From New uermantown, Perry county, 70 Concord,
in the county o. Franklin.
WISCONSIN.
From Wausau 10 Jenny.
y ON Waupacca, Via Amherst, 20 Ploycr.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Kinswood, via Albright, 10 Portland.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-02
oAllToRNIA.

From COlusa 90 Hear valley.
From Folsom 20 Lincoln.
From Trinity Centre, via suinmerville, Ceclvule
ana Centreyille, 90 the FORKS Of salmon Rlytr, In Ka
math county.
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United States of America:

u 5. Marshal Tor Middle District Of Tennessee
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PrnL1o No. b4l
An ,cr IN Hyide the state OF Michigan INTO TWO yn'
. diciei pietr cts. and to provide for holding 'us D''
trict aud Circuit Courts therein
Be a enae,ei ~ he Seaa. and H9sS ~ hep's a.,.,o
~ Trh"t tb@ state Of Michigan be, AMI the same "
Soreby. divided INTO two Jldical Districts in ih' ''''
LOVING manner, namely -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
Wells in Deserts.

The French are acquiring great influence among the
desert tribes of Algeria by the introduction Of useful Euro
pean arts, especially that Of boring for water Beneath
certain sections of the Great Desert there il either sub
terranean lake river and this has been long known
the native Arabs, among whom there professional
well-sinkers who forma numerous body, enjoying much
considerations their work being Of dangerous character
They excavate in tho ground aud when they reach
tain depth they know the color of tho soil If
when is broken the water in it rushes up with the
locity Of petroleum in American oilwes In tho north
of Algeria, tho wo-snkers endeavor TO find a subter-
ranoan stream, which is sometimes tapped at depth Of
five hundred and fifty fcet Colonel Dumas Of the French
army, thus describes the mode of cxcavating them:
"The section is in square form. One workman aono
works at it; and he advances he supports the sides
with four plalks Of palmrees by certain nfblo signs
for instance when the soil becomes black and noshe
knows that he is the spring lie then fills his
and nostrs with wax, that he may not be sufocaed by
the uprising deugc of water and fasens rope under his
arms having previously arranged to be drawn up Civ
signal At the last stroke of the pick the often
rises rapidly that the unhappy well snker drawn up
insensibc These incxhaustble springs tho
property of the village which has discovered them. and
conveyed to the gardens in eonduts of followed palm
tree trunks 1t is these springs which the foundation
Of the oasis Of Sahara" u.r. .itII
In 1883 when the French conquests had extended to
the vast and mysterious solitude called the Great Desert
boring and sinking apparatus introduced, and
astonished the Arabs by their simplicity and effectiveness
In the five years ending ls5960 fifty wells have been
opened; 10000 palms and 1000 fruit trees have been
plantcd many oasis have revived from the ruin caused by
the failure Of springs and two villages have been created
in tho Deserts the total expense not having been mnch
than f2OOOJ sterling which has been repaid by
taxes and voluntary contributions from the Arabs Col
Dumas observes: "Such work gives more
fuence than military victories" Tho waters bubbng
up from these borngs generally charged with suphate
of soda magnesa aud lime which makes them bitter and
SALT but the Arabs only too glad to have any kind Of
water and tho plus and other vegetable products Of the
city thrive on II. The boring of Sdi Sliman and Sour
present the curious phenomenon Of live fish, parallel
to this case was reported by NJ Ayme Governor Of the
oasis Of Egypt TO scientific society in France In clear
N hq ho hoI founI fnr
cooking" The French propose TO extend these wells into
the Desert TO unite the oasis of Touo ION the direct
route to Timbucoo) with Algeria and thus direct tie
of overland commerce into its ancient channel by
Algeria. iti
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

An amusing anecdote was recently published Of joke
practsed by the Second Vermont Regiment the Twenty
sixth New Jersey There is another side to the story by
which appears that the Vermonters the victims
their enterprise. II is told thus: I.... 4 f
"a long legged, long bodied and long tailed feminine
canine for several weeks myserousy through
out the ranks Of tho brigade like the ghost Of "Snareyow
keeping soldiers awake with its dismal hoslngs
The butchers Of the Second Vermont while engaged in the
performance Of their usual daily duties caught the canine
killed AMI dressed her hanging the tree in
grove fronting the camp Of tho 10Th bait for the Jer.
scys who they fondy hoped would take II for mutton
This probably would have been tbs case had Jersey
toamster, named, William Pagan, while loading the
slaughtered beeves Of that morning. observed their
eeedings and placed the 10Th upon their gaurd.
Private Andrew bowman, Of Company D. Twenty sixth
New Jcsy Volunteers not disposed TO let tho matter
rest here. Under cover Of the twilight he brought the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
A FRENCH AMAZON.

Towards the end of SOC, on me autum :.
nal morning, Napoleon was reviewing mis-
troops, decorated with the laurels of Egypt,
Germany and Italy, and he had already
passed the fronts Of several regiments, whose
dangers and fatigues in the field of battle no
had SO often Witnessed and shared, when hc
arrived at the 9th hussars, so remarkable for
its splendid appearance. His eaglo cye
soon perceiving volunteer who was cara
coling out of his track, he Immediately cx-
claimed;
"Why is this hussar not in his placer Sir"
added ho to the colonel, show is it that in a
regiment which frequently quote as a mod.
die, such a want OF discipline is permitted in
my presence Let the soldier be put nnder
arrest for eight days" ..2
"Sire," replic the colonel, "permit me TO
appeal against this severe sentence, and 20
solicit pardon for my volunteer; you would
interrogato him."
"Very well" said the emperor" be it so;
let him approach"
The hussar came toward at gallon, and
the following dialogue ensued;
"Your namo ?"
"My emperor, my name is Duconds Ia.
bordc but tho regiment callme Breton Dou.
ble.n sIl5 a
"For what reason did you presume 20
quit the ranks?"
81 never entered into them, merely follow.
ing tho regiment as volunteer, and not
wishing TO trm part until your maieety con.
sidered me worthy Of that honor. 49, VI
How long have you bccn attached to the
regiment ?>
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

Said Committee also reported back claim
of u. G. Andre, for service rendered as mem
Der of Committee on Fire Proof Building, at
S25,00 without recommendation. Report ac-
cepted, and motion being made that the Claim
ant have leave to withdraw his claim and have
the proper certificate attached to it. Carried.
Another claim being reported by said Com
mttee, of Elias G. Andre, for experimenting
the building of the Fire Proof Offices, at sl20,
to be rejected on the ground that said claim
was deemed not charge against the County.
Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Jackson offered the following Resolu.
tion
Resolred, That the proceedings of this Board, to-
gether with the Balance Sheet of the County Treas
urer of Saginaw County, and the Annual Report, be
published in the East Sdginato Courier East Sag
indw Enterprise and the SdgiaaW Valley Rcpubtt-
con and that each of the publishers of said papers
be paid the sum of Seventy-Five Dollars therefor
Adopted.
Another resolution was offered by Mr.. Jack.
son, as follows
Resolred That the Sheriff of Saginaw County be,
Attorney 10 appear before this Board tomorrow
morning, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj.
Sundry claims being presented and referred
to Committee of Claims, and on motion the
Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at
o'clock, A. Nj.
d. A. PErrIBoNE, Chairman.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
Mr.. Taylor presented the following Resolu

Resolred That Committee of three be appointed
by the Chairman of this Board with instructions to
cause a geographical Index to be made, of all the
real estate in the County of Saginaw at as early
day as practicable, and submit the same with the
costs thereof, to this Board soon as completed
and that said Committee let the contract for making
such Index TO the lowest bidder, otherwise, as
they may deem il 10 the best interest of the County
Mr.. Barter moved to lay the said Resolution on the
table. Carried.
Mr.. Gage, the Prosecuting Attorney, ap-
peared as requested by resolution of yesterday,
and rendered his services to the Board.
On motion the Board took recess until
wo o'clock, 2. M.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

Is THIS TREASON? N?-The New Haven COu
rs~ an abolition paper, which flies at its
mast head the name of old Abe for Presi
dent in 1864, "talks out in ineetin" in the
following style:
Contractors have carried on tho war
The blood of our men, the groans of the
wounded, the tears of the orphan, and wall
Of the widow, have been coined into money
They have swindled the Government out
of hundreds of millions. They have piled
fortune on fortune, and as a. distinguished
officer at Washington writes us, all the op
erations of this war are even managed by po.
litical swinders."
There is more truth in this than we gen.
orally find in abolition newspapers, and we
can only account for it in one way-the ed
itor has not been appointed to office or fur.
nished with fat government contract. This
is the secret of his apparent honesty. Of
course he will not long be permitted to talk
treason" in this way, and a fat contract will
forthwith rendered him to close his mouth
from telling tales out of school. Such is
Abolition loyaty.-Dayton Empire.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
CouRr HOUSE, CRY OF SAGINAW, ]
May 9th. 1863.

Third day of the session of the Board
Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
called to order by the Chair. Roll called and
quorum present.
The proceedings of yesterday were read and
approved. Mr.. Barter moved that when this
Board adjourn their session, it adjourn to-mor-
row at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Carried.
Mr.. Hack, Chairman of the Committee on
Claims, reported on sundry claims, which re-
port was accepted and on motion, said claims
were taken up separate, as follows:
1nlt Claimed, Anft AHo,eed
7 & Doughty Stationery fSy CLERK. '!oo
S. II. Knapp, granting relief 3S5
The claim of Farrand & Duncan, at $40,
for post mortem examination, was reported by
the Committee on Claims to be allowed at the
sum of $500 Report accepted, and on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Jeffers, said claim was laid on the
table. rfr.
Another claim of John McKinnon at 800,
for the use of horses by William Brcnner and
Thomas Owen in getting Election Returns,
was reported by the Committee of Claims for
disallowance, as being already allowed by for
mer Board as part of the bills of said Brenner
and Owen. Report accepted and adopted. a q
Mr.. Miller, Chairman of the Building Com
mittee on Fire Proof Offices, made verbal re-
port as to instructions given to said Committee
by resolution passed yesterday Accepted.
Mr. jackson moved to reconsider the claim
of Elias G. Andre, passed upon yesterday,
which was carried by tho following vote -
Ysos-- Messrs Audrus, Beeman, Beach, Berry,
Cook, Card, Darling, Garratt, Hastings,
Hunter, jackson, Jeffers, Knapp, VIM. Mcl}rat-
ME, Ruggles, Sproul, Taylor, Wiley and
Wiltse lis. Nays-Mcssrs. Barter, Hack,
and Khuen-3.
Mr. Hastings moved that the claimant have
leave to withdraw his claim. Carried.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

that they have examined the books of the County
Treasurer aud found the following amount Of Orders
have been redeemed by him:
January Sl,326,I0
February l,206,44
March -. :. o2i, 20
April 90
Your Committee find that an average, the
amount redeemed by the County Treasurer per
month is about 81, 100. We would therefore recon-
mend the adoption of the Resolution with the fol-
lowing amendment as TO read, Six Thousand Dol
lars Instead of Five Thousand Dollars for the whole
issue; and so as TO read Two Thousand Dollars, in
stead One Thousand Dollars to be negotiated for i'm
mediate use. Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Hastings offered the following Resolu-
tion
Resolved, That no Claim be received by this Board
during the present Session. after IL o'clock, NJ, to-
morrow Carried.
Sundry Claims being referred to the Com
mittee on Claims, the Board then took recess
till o'clock, p. M.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

.
Amt Claimed AMT ALosed.
Daniel Mcchan Constable fees, sl7,2l sl7,2l
" A" 1857 1902
Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Jackson offered the following Resolution
Resolved That the County Treasurer be and is
hereby instructed to charge to the City of East Sagi
the sum of Sl04 90 being the amount which the
Supervisors of said City instructed to assess in
their Assessment for the year 1862, for amount due
the County for the support Of the Poor and which
was omitted by said Supervisors. The above amount
To be charged in general account and credited to said
City in Poor Fund account. Adopted.
Mr. Wiley offered the following Resolution
Resolved, That the Supervisors of Saginaw County
be allowed for their services while attending the ses-
sons of the Board the of $50 per day.
Mr. Barter moved to lay the Resolution on
the table which motion did not prevail.
Mr. Beeman moved to amend said Resolution
so as to read $500 instead $3.50 which was
carried by the following vote Yeds-Messrs.
Andrus Barter Beeman, Beach, Berry, Cook,
Garratt, Hastings, Jeffers, Knapp McBratnic,
Sproul, Taylor and Wiltse--li. Nays
Messrs Card Darling, Hack, Hunter, Jack
son, Khuen, Ruggles and Willey--S.
Mr.. Jeffers moved the adoption of the Reso-
luton as amended Adopted by the following
vote Ayes-Messrs Andrus, Barter, Beeman,
Berry, Cook, Hastings, Hunter, Jeffers, Knapp,
McBratnic, Sproul, Taylor, Wiley and Wiltse
IA. Nays-Messrs Beach, Card, Darling,
Garratt, Hack, Jackson, Khuen and Ruggles
IS. ta
The claim of Il. @. Andre being presented
again to the Board, Mr., Jeffers moved to
allow the same as charged and Mr.. Hack
offered as substitute that said claim be re-
ferred back to the committee on Claims and
was so referred by the Board.
Mr.. Hunter moved to reconsider the Resolu-
ton passed relative to compensation of Super
visors. Carried
Mr.. Hack moved to lay the Resolution on
the table, Carried
Mr.. Lelder offered the following Resolution: :
Resolred That the Board Of Supervisors of Sagi
nav County do allow the members of this Board as
compensation for attendance at this session and for
mileage the sums set opposite their names and that
the County Treasurer be instructed TO pay the same
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
CouRr HOUSE,, Cry OF SAGINAW, J
Mnv 2Sth. 1863.

Fourth day of the session of the Board
Board met pursuant to adjournment aud was
called to order by the Chair. Roll called and
quorum present. The proceedings Of yesterday
were read and approved. las ,fas sr.iat
Mr.. Hack, the Chairman Of the committee
ON Claims reported on sundry Claims with the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board was called to order by the Chair.
Roll called, and quorum present.
Mr.. Khuen, one of the Committee on
Claims, reported on Sundry Claims, which re.
port was accepted, and on motion, said Claims
were taken up separate as follows:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

t. kenody, days as Messenger OF this Board 6,OO
Resolution Adopted
The Record of today's proceedings was
read and approved.
The Board thereupon adjourned sine die.
DARWIN a. PETTmoNE, Chairman.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN JUNE g. 1863

cas- into camp and with the assistance Of Of the Ger
mans in Company X soon transmogrhed il into very pal
aabe appearing head cheese which next day retaed
at ten cents roll throughout tho Vermont camps The
Yankees eagerly bought Of this unusual army luxury and
is even stated that portion Of this compound disap
peared forever from mortal view within the sacred pre-
cincts Of the of the Col commanding the brigade him
self The Vermonters missed the carcass and presumed
of course that the Jerseys had swallowed tho bait But
you easily picture their dismay when the jubant
question: "How you dorg f'-was answered with tho
potentious reply How are you hsadcheese ~ Tho latent
influence of hcad-chocse reposing uneasy upon their
Green Mountain somachs displayed itself in show wows
whenever Jerseynan hove in sight. The "Jerseys So
laced themselves in whistng for the lost canine but she
never re-appeared And thus the bers bitten This
dog bids fair become famous Gelet or tho dog Of
Montargis.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board was called to order by the Chair
Roll called and quorum present
Mr.. Hack, Chairman of the Committee on
Claims, presented his report on sundry claims.
Report accepted, and on motion said claims
were taken up seperate, viz:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09


Special meeting Of the Board, signed by
Michael Jeffers A. p. Brewer, s. B. Knapp,
Seth Wiley, John Hunter, Thomas L.. Jack
son, John Barter, Lewis Loeff1er and William
McBratnie, Supervisors.
Present Supervisors,
r. w. ANDRus,- - of Township of Chesaning,
JOHN BARTER, ------------- --Spaulding,
X. W. BEEMAN,- ,---------- -Swan creek,
HORACE s. BEACH, -IlttaDawassee,
Il. w. BERRY, Draht,
CHARLES A. CooK,- K,---------------f Fremont
john w. CARD. Brady,
JAMES DARLING, G,----------------- -Allbee,
OARsMus DoTY, st. Charles,
Coz GARnATT,- City Saginaw, Ward No. l,
THOMAS w. HASTINGS, Township of Zilwaukie,
BERNHARD HACK, ,----- Blumfield,
JOHN HUNTER, ----------- Maple Grove,
THOMAS l.. JACKSON Saginaw,
MICHAEL JErFERs, City East Saginaw, Ward |,
STEPHEN Il. KNAPP, 3,
RICHARD KHUEN, City of Saginaw, 2,
JonN A. LIST - Township of Frankenmuth,
WILLIAM McBRATNIE,- -----------R -Rchland,
ID. A. PETTIBoNE,- ,------------- bridgeport,
CHARLES RUdGLEs, -Taymonth,
DAVID SPRoUL,- Birch Kun,
WILLIAM. III. TAYLOR, City of Saginaw, Ward 3,
SETH WILLEY,----- Township of Buena Vista.
DurWln n. cttlDOnc was tleCleu OHulTUldn
pro tenn, and the Board then proceeded to bal
lot for permanent Chairman, and Darwin A.
Pettibone was duly elected.
The Chairman announced the following
Standing Committees, viz
COMMITTEE on Ways and Meds-Messrs j,
Barter, John w. Card, r. w. Beeman, Jas.
Darling and o. G.. Davis
Committee on Claims-Messrs. Bernhard,
Hack, Michael Jeffers, Richard Khuen, John
Hunter and William McBratnie
Committee on County -A6ars-Messrs. VIII.
lam Fl. Taylor, John A. List, Seth Wiley,
Coe CARAT and Horace s. Beach.
Committee on Roads and Bridges-Messrs.
David Sproul John Barter, l.. w. Berry,
Orsamus Doty and Chas. Ruggles.
Committee on Organization of IownS-Messrs.
Michael Jeffers, Thomas l.. jackson, Thomas
w. Hastings, Stephen B. Knapp and Charles
A. Cook
Committee on Eqaalization-McssrsL Lewis
Loefflcr, Thomas l.. Jackson, II. w. Andrus,
A. p. Brewer and William III. Taylor.
Mr. Hack offered the following Resolution
Resolved, BY the Board of Supervisors of Saginaw
County that at their present Session they will attend
10 other business than they especially called
for. which motion was laid on the table.
On motion the Board then adjourned until
tomorrow morning at o'clock, A. M.
ID. A. PErTBoNE, Chairman.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09
pRocEFpINas OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
- IVIsORs OF SAGINAW COUNTY.
CouRr HOUSE, Cry OF SAGINAW, ]

COURT HOUSE, ClTY OF oAdINAW,
May 25th, 1868. -
The Board of Supervisors of Saginaw
County met this day pursuant to call for a
Special meeting Of the Board, signed by
Michael Jeffers, A. p. Brewer, S. B. Knapp,
Seth Wiley, John Hunter, Thomas l.. Jack
son, John Barter, Lewis Loeffler and William
McBratnie, Supervisors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-09

.t-r AMT Claimed Amt ARoped
Daniel Mcehan, Constable fees, sl7,2l sl7,2l
q" " 1851 1902
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-03-11
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lJaiat'stid thing r this keola 9Th, as yoT
.3el1 Iysie hibnstuS neet1uoI "a aa
41te;as4eEA..ty ia'sao oyasntTc tTcons9i!4.!eA4so il! X
''sa d7et X h!sgqtsasbshtk itaaa tksccaafp zybYTE AT
v7HtHi3S 3SdBso dBoo " EsVbai}1 Vd{H MI1rCIy
q u "a sansI sil0t .1iGaV 4" i1t'N
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-03-11

WE expect ho,cl from our cotem-
.pora:y;in ahc nvAt issue Of his sn"tf
machine, bat our friends need not
fear that we shall lose our cqnnnimilr
10y in'lnlging IN any replies which will
br anintcrcSeins to our readers. '''"
The nominal editor of the RepujA
.can need not flatter himself ,Iist VIZ
shall raise any howl aheat say,hi.g
he has done, or that will have any ap,
plication to his species. What re:
marks we have, or may make nwithye-
gard to the purjury and 'nalfesance IN,
office, Of two members of tho Board
Of County Commissioners, We shall
direct to the intelligence Of men. We
cannot stoop to q controversy with
any sf1the animal species below man
even ,heusA ;he 7pbysiosnomy may
bare = resemblance
Yes 80 .
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-03-11

= 4 srLE*xS1p1D rifle for sale CHEAP
9lI >For par tic,.'as, cnqolEaat ula sAf;e:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-03-11
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!Aiynsd WI, reiass I'll Scrip, st waatso:.
v<ssr.disesiPtian, sexsep.,a.. ths<U. s.
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20. own frespec.ive issae. which we 'iiur-
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