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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-31
Peace Welcomed by All.
From Washington

Soldiers IN Washington CITY Sharpers
Around Them, and Amer their hone, -
Rumsellers Prohibited IRON selling "iirc
Watero to tbem-Tbe tsnspir-tsrs on
TriaI-Jeii. Davis, TrinI-IIis Prison Cell
and Cosduct while There - What he
saya &c, &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-31

E1.l,uV'Ou, N1y 3J.--,i.itors Of both -oIe. con
tnue to crowd he Court room din7at to ,uhocstion.
John B. hubbard. John r.. Eo'ett aud Charles T..
Follows, Of Colonel h,Iof's detective force, GTo In
attendance, rnio.cn! order aui coureououfly at
tcuuia, 20 thcIr aip. opisie iutir- Tho record OF
the prcvious ia having hocn read. tho pr'secution
proceeded to cl three vtnots's, tie remaining bc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-31
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
$l65, 900 Abstracted from the Office
Arrest of two Persons.

NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

It's reported that an astemp. hes bee,
made To carry o6 Geo. N. Saunders III,
renegade rebel. Of assassination no.or;.
~ who bas been in Canada 20 looe
Working for JED. Davis 4 Co. O'Le.rv
1t 70 'aid. vac offered 90. 600 70 carr,
od the wretch. but went and informed
'ne police, and be and others we're ar.
rested, charged with desias 10 kidu.u
The traitor.
The pardoned rebel leader. of Nor,h
Carolina have 90 poisoned the minds Of
the recent rebel soldiers. that from
peaceabIe and quite citizens they have
become turbulent and almos, or ouits
belligerant towards the government.
In Richmond the leading rebels a..
continually planning mischief. aod fro.
quss'ly hire dissatisfied soldiers Of our
army to do dirty work Tor them. Thew
plan robbsriss. and got the discon,es..d
troops drsnk. and then have them do
the work Of plandsr. Tns design seems
% b dosbls oae-6rst. to get friends
BY tbis kind Of criminal coudact: and
secondIy. TO create . feeling Of enmitv
and antagonism to the soldiery. upop
which to build Up an ou.cry agsiss. The
government. Isis rsbelliua II 10 %.
'oad edi'ioo-alwsys low, ussn md
l''cks. It needs killing 10 curs it.
A national Temperance eosven,ios
Sa' recently held At Saratoes, N. r..
md Vas largely attended. Il was q
laeer place TO hold a temperance eoun.
'''. but appropriate IN that it ~ '.bsard.
~ the lion 10 bis den.'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

the whites. he gains next to nothing. II
be comes in political conflict with The
whites q The Sosth: Tie result viii b .
ceaseless turmoil and strife. Az Gen.
Cox says. one or the other Of the rsees
must 60 to the vail.
But If the negro is given . country
70 himself. where be will make his own
municipal laws and govern himself. the
right of suffrage will amount to some
thing for him.
1t is said that prejudice should not
have any weight in determining this
matter. Very true in one sense Of the
word. Prejudice should never over
ride justice and right. But when pre-
iudice amounts 10 20 much that it will
render the naked right granted the mex,
thing to . nullity. it should Be taken
into account, - any other fact, other
wise the very end sough. to be gained
is lost. lfprejudics. a. fact ez;ss;.s,
will defeat the good ends desired 70 be
obtaiasd BY comforting the right Of saf'
frags upon the negro. then this question
mast be considered by wise men. and
only fools will ignore It. Lightning
will blast whether we like il or not
Prejudice becomes . reality when i
makes . reality.
There arc difficulties surrounding thi'
question which the Aippant Of tongue
and The superficial 10 thou. ht glide ovs'
without notice. and jsmp a. conclusions
But the more one thinks calmly upon i
the greater will appear the obstacles d
overcome. Il is . subject requiring
the profoundsst consideration Of oul
wisest men; and when determined VI
apprehend that some Of our bubble
bull. politicians will end themselves Il
very shallow water.
Right is right. and justice 10 justice
So il truth truth. But the President
Emancipation Proclamation did not fre'
the slaves in fact: nor would it eve
have 20 freed them had not our armies
gone on to victory. So the giving th'
right Of suffrage will not confer po
Ii.ical boon upon him Of any practice
worth, unless with that right you give
him . majority or . very strong con-
trolling influence. Il oil runs into tn.
came conclusion, either the white maj
must be the ruling power. or the blacl
man must, or the races must fruse snt
obliieraie The distinctions nov existing
One must absorb the other. or the lee
remain forever in Aopsless ssisority.
These are self-evident facts. Wha
shall ws do with them I?
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

San. Wood. .wrisaiss lsoa foss 6esst.
vhsrs - is 10 srssss On . dkprge of cat
10 sealing. ssys hat sht thieves ass
being hunted sp by o@esss. Bot issi'
mates The. is IL Tie stock rather dee tbs
thisves that the officers srs after. and
that the recovered stock is sold in many
instances and the money poststsd. Hs
says be never wss in the Isdian eoun-
try, and oil the cattle he bad be bought.
and had title for .hs same. Let Ill The
thieves be srrestsd and brought 10 jas.
tice.
Peaches have made their appearance
|iu Leavsnworth, bat rats st fsbulous
prices.
The Manhattan Independent says one
Martin Naurhas wss recently lisensssd
70 cell liquor in that place by the town
copssil, and il N article upon The sub
jsct asks:
''Why restrict the traffic. lift is right?
Fair. honorable trade should Be On.
eour,sed. II i : wroag. why sanction
il as ALT Why sll an indulgeaes 70
any man 70 do wrsng?" Sure enough.
whv?
The chsmbss Of commerce Of Chica.
70 is to cost el5o.O0
Notwithstanding the damage done 10
certain localities 70 tie wheat By the
heavy rains. the yield is abundant. and
the prospect good for . large decline 10
Aour. the country over. ofs>8
Beaseit. Of The N. T. Herald. he's
purchased the los rsoently occupied BY
Barnum's Museum q . cost OF $500. .
600 Including o2o0. 600 70 Bsrnsm fos
bic lssss Of Is years. He designs erect
isg . building tos the Herald Office etc.
to cost - much more.
The planet Venus can Be seen 10 day
time. 80 degrees ahead Of the 500.
A policeman 10 Buffalo wss recently
6ned e5 and costs for compelling man
to give up bic ssat ia ssssss car 10 .
lady.
About 5000 promotions il the army
BY brevss bsvs bssn made in two
mostbs pest. embracing ell gradsa.
The psop's h The ssstsss oisiss ere
beginning 70 move agsisss high prices.
Il is time.
1t 10 .hoaghs ths Atlantic ssbls viii
b laid BY this OF next week. ready fos
work. IL sucesssfal.
The i4.h asd I'd Kansas ,esimen,s
we're nusssssd oct this vssk. An oh.
er Kansas reginsais ere % b ousssssd
out - soos - possible.
joseph Spses. Q little sos oe Johs
epess. Of he Laveesee Tribuns. vas
shot in The bead By . pissvi With which
he and another boy were playing. and
died next day.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
The Negro Question.

In . very able letter on the subjee
of negro suffrage. Gen. Cox. Union can
didats for governor Of Ohio. gives it .
his opinion. that tho white and blscl
races cannot I've in peace homogeui
.eusly At the Sosth. and advocates divid
ang the territory there and giving III,
blacks . part Of it. with governments o
their own under our protection. where
the colored population will have oil the
rights Of freenen. These views are
sortby Of consideration on oil accounts
The writer says that the soldiers. tho
now thoroughly sati-slsvsry. are q
tborosghly prejudioed 10 favor Of their
own rses-that the feeling Of race ID
deep and ioersdieable. and must b taken
sa,o account in ell our dslibersioas.-
As It 10 impossible 70 make black white
0r white black. this or some other pl.u
must Be Bit upon to reconcile the con.
Aietiag views on this question. The
coIorsd people mus, have political rights.
bat they cannot have these to amount
10 any thing. where they are odtnum-
bersd six Or seven to one BY the whites.
Suppose the right Of suffrage were
conferred upon the negro. what show
would the race ever have 10 our national
congress? Would not the bessowsl Of
such right amosns to mere mockery?
Could they ever control even ono State
Legislature? 1t is doubtful: bat sup.
pose they did for time. what ihen 81
Why one Of Two things would result:
ei,her the State shere they held the
poser would be abandoned by white
men.or the whites would emigrate there
in sufficient force 10 gain tie mastery
and Ultimate rule.
As We say. the negro must hare 20.
litic.l rights. But how ? where? A.
things nov are. the naked right Of sui.
f,age would be Of iiiIe benefit 70 him
apy where IN the North: and in three.
four,hs OF the recent slave Safes, the
whi.es would have controlling major.
i'y. and very soon in ~ Of them. II
tie a.grol,o'es. then. sggrsgasd xi4h
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
Rebels ss,u q week.

The recent intelligence from Virgin
u and North Carolina indicates that the
rebels in those States are determined 70
cause trouble. It confirms our opin-
ions expressed from the beginning. that
in those States would arise the greatest
trouble iu ses,ling the difficulties afflict-
ing the land.
There has been two much leniency
in extending pardon 70 leading rebels.
They have all their lives lived upon Of
fees. and they don't know how to let
20 their hold. Rule on ruin has al
ways been their motto. aud they are not
reformed. The fomentsrs Of disturban-
ces and those who keep the 6res Of trea-
son still burning. should be re-arrested
and held to strict account for this nov
treason. which, after pardon for past Of
fences, 10 worse than former sins. II
10 said the pardoned leaders have gone
home to work the worst mischief-to
head 10 sffairs. or kindle broils. They
have the material st hand. and are not
6t to trust With it. They should be
held to the ssrictest account for the
manner 10 which they use their liberty.
As ws have said before. . condition Of
ell pardons should expressly bold the
pardoDsd to efforts for the Union and
pesee. or forfeit to the recipients all The
bepe6ts Of amnesty. The leaders sho'd
be made to work TO haEmonize the dis
cordant elements. and restore order or
not TO be permitted TO work st oil.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

1t will b seen that the Board of Com.
missioners have ordered Special Elec-
ton. submitting to the voters Of the
county the question Of subscribing
eI5c, 900 bonds TO the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fs Railroad Company.
We regret that the managers of the
rad pushed this matter at the present
time. and before the line Of the road
was definitely located. Az the matter
now. stands our citisens do not know
what they are voting for.
A vo,s 10 70 be taken 10 Jackson cosn-
y On the same day. vs believe. for tie
same purpose. Nov. il the road BEN
e6ts our county to any considerable ex-
tent. It cannot be of much account to
Jackson. and s;cs versa.
We're the road located. and 10 such .
manner - 10 be Of real and permanent
advantage to the County. there would
be heavy vote for the bonds. AZ it
is. not knowning that the road will even
enter our county at all. it is like ",aking
q leap in the dark"
We are satisfied our citizens want
railroads and are willing TO aid in their
construction; bat they do not wish "a
give $4,000 nor e5. to . road that
will not cone to rs at oil.
II The road we're located. and was
certainly fixed to come down as low a.
Grasshopper Falls. We shosId know
1hat Ne we're about. and could vote in.
tslligently: bat il it does not come .,
far into the county - the Falls. il is
evident that il would not be of much
service to our people.
II certainly would not be wise for our
people to vote burden Of heavy tax
upon themselves and their children on
uncertainties. and without any assur.
snce that the outlay would benefit them
at all. or q any rate but very remote
iy.
Ii will be seen by the order for the
election. that there is not word said
about the railrosd running through this
county I. Is only 70 run from Atchi.
son 70 The Ksw river opposite Topeka.
If IN cir line we're ran it would come .
little this side Of Grasshopper Falls; bu,
it is talked that the road will run west
from Atehison twenty miles on the A.
d Pr R. and thence to Topeka. This
would leave our County completely out
in the cold
II the company will locate the road.
and let the so.s be taken. on issuing the
bonds Wien the road is flushed on the
route located and in rnuping order. then
We will know exactly what We are vot.
ing for. This is the proper way. and
the way we hope the question will sl,i-
matsly come ap. When they do vote
ihe people wish to vote iu.slIigen,ly.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
Letter on the Times.

L
FRIEHD RoRERrs.-You have every
honest mans thanks. for your unfalter-
ing opposition 10 horse stealing. Your
advocacy Of the right Of the people to
indict summary punishment upon every
thief. 80 soon % caught. u opposed
mainly BY thieves. and the receivers Of
stolen property. few only. Of the hon.
est class object; they have very tender
consciences.
That stsse Of things exists which
dessa&s and jsstifes. the assumption
Of . right above aIl law-ths right Of
protection. is deplored BY every good
citizen. Las and order is 6ne sub.
ject for defamation. when used by men
who obey law and respect order. but
where il becomes the mere clap -srep Of
the myrmidoos Of border ruf6anism. -
10 1856. and Of Jaybavkisg thieves,
aud their abetiors from 1851 70 1856. i
is simply Insulting 10 honest nss. Who
are ths friends Of lsw and order ! those
who in the name Of loyalty steal and
plunder-or hire the thief and rseeive
the stolen property. or thoss Who oppose
and call things BY their right names.
and advocate the righ, Of plundered.
outraged community. 70 protect their
rights!
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
Administrators Notice. /.

NOTICE il hesety given, thai On The 9Th day
~ Of July. 4: D. ises. Lsssss. 1.s q Ad%ais.
dscessed. late d shs Cesasy of ye(5snoa State
of Kansas, wore iassed 70 shs sndsuigssd By the
Probste Coart Of said County and STATE. All
pssseas Wig slsins sgsinst s1iA esssse ass re.
9uised - exhibit ihso (os allossaes within onc
year from the date Of s.id Letten, o. thsy nsy
b pesciudcd from sny beeeft Of said estste; and
II ssch claims b ses - sxhibiasd wishin three
yssss from ths daie of did Letters, they will be
forever barred. THOMAS 1cOIVlTT,
$50 3we3 AdminiosraiOe.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
R,vERpRicEs.

The messoof Live snd Let Live will eovsrn,
- !. Usr deelisp.
Cali and see ~ before purchasing:
elsewhere, ut our new stand on The
south side Of The Public square. one
door west Of q. B. Carson & Bros store. =.
227-f COY BROTHERS.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

PUTNAM'9
CLOTHES WRINGER
Is TIE ONLY RELIABLE
SELF-ADJUSTING WRINGER.
No Wood Work to StseN or Split. No
Txx~6 SeyeWs to gst oct Of order.
Warranted With ef Vithout csg.Wheels.
Il took the First Premiuu 1t u State snd
Comfy Fsirs in 1855, and nsssly doeble thas No.
II 1874, and b, without a e1ospd0a, ths IEs1
Wrineer ever made. Agents vented in eve:y
town. and in al paris Of tho world. Eoefgetic
agents can .aks >s 70 90 Pes dsy.
WHAT EvERYB ,DY KNOWS, VIZ:
That iron well galvsnised will not susT.
That . sinpls machine u bstter thans com.
pound one.
Tha, Wrinser should b Ai.s!Js~a's, d~-
That liz. J. ssrsu, asd Issssid sssse dslsy
and trouble TO requisite and Keep ila osdes.
That wood soaked IN wasss viii swell, stsiak,
snd split =,
That wood-bsariags fos ths ihak torn IN wil
That ihe Pusnan Vdsess, With o. without
cog wheels, will aot tsss ~ e1OkAss.
That CO.. g.whsel regulators ere rot essential.
That the Putnam Wrnges he's Hnthe advant-
sgcs, end sos oss ef the disadsantages named.
That sll who have tsied Il psosoeses il The
Best Wingee ever made.
That il will wiring thread Or . bsd.quilt with
oss 0ltssstiss.
We might gil the paper with testinoaials, bat
insert only few 70 eonvipce sho skepdceb Il
such there b; apd No say 10 all, TEsR PutnamS
Whnees-tesii il ikoeossAl Alvu1th Gsy end ~ 9th.
ess. and IL not entirely aiis6issosy, retnrn il.
PurnAM MAxre Co.. Gsaizsmsa: Iksow from
psasticsl sxpesieaee thss iron vsll galvanized
with zinc will not oxydi1e o. Sust oae particle.
The Pstnan Wrinees u = nesf pssisca - pos:i'
bic, and can eheeFfully reeommend il 10 b The
best In uss. Respectfully youss,
J0aH w. W181lEA, Clevelon4, u.
Many yssrs' sxpsrisaes IL ths eaivssisiag b.
siness enables ne 70 indosss he above statement
il all parsieslssa
MEw Yeax, Jsasssx lssA-We heve sscsed
Putnams Clothes Wiegsr ~ practical wcssins.
and know that il will Do. i . cheap; IL il sim.
pie; il requires no room. whether at work OF at
rsst; child can operate il; IL dos 10 duty thor
oaxhly; il ssvss time. and il saves wear and tear
We earnestly sdviss ail who havs nse1 vsshing
to do. with sli isielligent Psrsoas Who have aay,
70 boy this Wsin0es. Il viii pay Sos it'slf in Q
year st most. HosAc8 GREsLsY.
Psicss-es. -. and &le.
Sample 1nneefS sent expre0 paid. o. receipt
Of psies. sC
Manufactured and sold, wbolesnle ard retsil, By
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co,
Il Platte Street, New Yosk,
se3 Bsssiagioe. vNmmI
M Cleveland. Ohio.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
Special Announcement
E. &H. T.tANTH0NY 4 co,
MANUFACTURERS or
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
wnoLEsALE AHD RETAIL
sol Broadway. N. Y.

In addition to oar main business Of Pnero-
GRAPHIC MArEaiALa. vs ass Headquarters tor
the following. via:
Siereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views,
elading War Scenes. Amesican and Foreign Ciiies
and Landscapes. Gsosps, StatasEy. etc .ese. Al
%, Revolving Steseoscopes, gos pablie OF psivste
exhibition. Our Catalogue will b sent to aay
sddreng On roceinG Of Se0mn
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Subscr ibe for the lndepepdsnt !.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12
FARM FOR SALE.
One Nile North Of Oskaloes,

CONTAINING 60 acres Of land, ol
~ which 80 a0res are in cultivation
enclosed with good rail fence. o.
the premises are log dwelling con-
tainirg three rooms. good we'll ol
water ip che yard. and q small orchard,
which will bear fruit this season, 20
acres Of this farm is - good bottom
land ~ aay in the State. Timber and
stone on the tract sufficient for use.
Possession can b given Immediately
Inquire Of the undersigned at the store
of Carson 4 Brolhss.
939.H. G. B. CARSON.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-08-12

I'VE sadsstiSssd - rsssssd u
/ Dssshss;sg 6ssivsss. ssl ispspsr'
q tssspp,y abe pshlis viii Fhsas As.f
.e1 O ss1arday lgas.iag 'rs
Of each seek. al The Cd saasd o. The
west side Of the Pnhlie Square u o.
kaloosa. All you in town asd country
who want fesh meat. come o.. ] vii
cell ~ low ~ can b aAbvdsd.
Jaos 93i. 1855 9ats- p. WIS.,.
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Photographic Albums.


We wese the frst 10 innoduee thsse isto The y
s., and We msnufaesure immense quantities, j"
great variety. rarging in price from 50 cents IA
$50 each. Our ALBUMS have The rspa,suss oi
6sing sspslos in beasiy and dsrabiliiy 70 any
oshefs They will b sent By msil FaEH On re.
osips of price. DFinB ALsuns MADE Fo ORpxs.
GARD YRoYo o01A11S.
Our C.,aIosuS now embraces eonsidss.h, "
er FIVE TnoUsAxD different subjects ITO vi i:h
.ddi,ions are eontinsally being made) Of Pet
,aits Of Eminent Americans etc, viz:
100 Major Genevals. $50 Statesmen
200 Brig. -Gsnsrals. $50 Diviess.
275 CnlOoels. les Authors,
100 Lieut.. Colonels. so Artists.
ESQ Other Otaesrs. l26 S,age.
50 Prom Mt Women. rs Navy Officers
5000 Copies Of Wosks OF Arr.
Including representations VI The mOss celebrated
Ens.vines, Painsings, Statues. &e. Catalogue;
cent On rersips Of Stonp. A osdss ior One Oss.
en- PICTURES from our Ca,alogue will Be 6lled
on receipt Of 1l, -. end sent By mail FaRE.
Phosegraphsu and Others Osdssing s0ods C. O.
D., will please reait IS per ceaI Of the amount
Ol heir orders. SJThe Piccs and Quality Oi
osr goods cannos tail to satisfy,
2s9 On, @
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Pr NoyPARIIL WISHING nlCIISI.
@. TIE az.
NONPAREIL
! WASHING
MACHINE.

THIS h he oaly naeaise IN exisesRee which
Il combines III The requisites Of perfect vssher.
It is sQUHHuNo MACHINE, cPssssed By . bal
.nce. wheel ssd crank (gssssi to ma kkres tsras
q tie ersak to css tssn q ~ As.dS s'ro"siy
Liable " get out Of OTdef. Ii IS Constructed On
sss;uiy nsschsnieal psincipla, end so1ely With .
view 10 utility and dursbsliiy.
During the time the Noopareil has been In nee.
s;ncs April, 1851, Il has steadily Rrowa il public
favor; and has demonstrated that TWO THIRDS
TEE IABoR AHD 1Ins rnqsised 10 vsshiug By
hand, and al InH wKAA and IRAa Of gaypeaiA
AaH SAVED II m usR. A girl OF boy ean work
il; aad il nay - 1sLIsD a. TO csRAssD closn.
ne THOROUGHLY WITHOUT AonS1ANCB mon
uD-nuDRRo. fAA i.s
A literal diseosas allowed 10 asslsss.
SsaA Gor lree Descriptive Circular %
OAKLEY I KEA1lN0.
lSl Wsser Susss, New Yosk City
IS IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30

Pnsscuztrs SAILED.

In s,arship Oityof Balaoye ol Lirs,.,I a.d Qsses.
fitsIr Nros wife. daughter sudz sons, Ca9t Hesiie
d. snodisy. Juan C. Do Bild, J. NJ Bailey. W. n sutton
Hum MclIaes Mt and Mrs J. " Beam, f tnd childlct
a 4. Smith, " NichOi Cha,os w. Gage, Edward shelley
Hery Jackson, Martin Joseph j. HeSbuss. James Tsek.
Rich Strodo, Y. L. KIauan, II. L. Nhiasn J.sacs Gale
Fo'eI Tit, md otheri erd tie sieoi-.s
IA steamship Guiding SIR fsy Ne, Orism.-col q r.
Drlkc 4. :. A., e. NJ boalsh, 6 c. rs9aare 8 h. Packard
~ Barnett, John X. Ioglun, Ma. H. %. Brigham. wife,
,hd and servant pr DaAdn !. & Coo, T. G. schAnnnr
Mra. sheie Mn Iac auaa md son NJ sken Lyman Alb
bo,t j. J. Celc~tL hLs h. 4 bodsuft, Richard Buteu,
Mr. henry Caldwell. 4. RAIL- r. Blsh John ~ Rod,rrs.
Ss1nno {. 1ruhee ". Simon John y. MeIuusy IT, J.
Hsitt g. q. Haght, John VIII Adam Schneider. Chn es
vo7ef Dofn.iivs MOkeAuy Ifs. Susan sshneJe, Mia {.
sciositr h,. DIVER C. a Bsodssii, Mira y. Wendell }.
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