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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Freight from Detroit TO Lansing.


FOR The Republican
The extOrtion we eau call 1t by 40 mllder
nance pract.sed by both lines Of railway
from Lansing TO Detroit in their charges
on freight of all kinds transported over
their respective roads. IS subject OF gen
eral complaint among our business men and
citizens. For years the complaints against
the D. A. r Z. and 'RamshOrn" Tor their
rates on property transported over these
roads between Detroit and Lansing. were
loud and general No redress could be OBJ
tanned, but we bore il. deriving comfort
and consolation from the reflection that
when the jackson x Lansing Road -
should be completed and put in operation,
the tariff on freights from Detroit to this
point would be materially reduced in con
sequence decomposition. Has this corsum-
nation 80 earnestly hoped and deyoutly
prayed for been realized, Nay, verify,
The two lines of railroad from Detroit TO
Lansing, may he rivals. and contend. one
with the other, in al other matters connect
cd with the interests Of each, With the soil
tary exception Of rates on freight Possibly
rivalry may exist on this point II so, the
contet between these two lines, is not which
road viii transport freight cheapest. but on
the contrary, which can succeed in charging
and collecting from the unfortunate owners
the highest rates. This appears 70 be the
spirit manifested by each.
Facts are stubborn things. and are
quite convenient and proper to substanti-
ate the position we assume. Now for facts.
Goods can be transported from the follow
ing points 70 Detroit, al less expense to the
owner than from Detroit 70 Lansing. W:
Rochester and Buffalo. \. 7. Pitts5urg. Pa.
Cincinnati, Ohio and Chicago, III. A mer-
chant in this ely buys goods glass at
Pittsburg. be pays less for freight on those
goods from Pittsburg to Detroit than from
the latter pl6ce TO Lansing. \ party in
our city shipped carriage from Buffalo 10
Detroit, charges s.; charges on same
property from Detroit TO Lansing, nearly
$50. Buggy-wagon from Rochester 70 De-
troit, S.; from the latter place 10 lansing.
So 40. Cases in point might be multiplied
to any extent, but space forbids. We gave
literally to the J. * l. rad What we
citizens done toward building the Rams
horn, why, We don't propose to dilate up
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Trial Of Jefferson Davis.

The Grand Jury Of the United states
District Court or Virginia have indicted
Davis f0r treason, and it is expected that
the trial will soon come OF at Richmond
The nation after a suspense Of year. are
somewhat relieved to know that some ac-
zion il 10 be taken in the trial Of this chief
OF rebels. What the result will he We
cannot determine That many interesting
facts bearing upon the history of The re-
oellion and its interior workings. Will be
brought 10 light, there can be no douht-
We firmly believe that the project would
never have been successfully accomplished,
had Jen Davis not been in existence. and
that by far the largest share Of the respon-
s.bility for the lives lost in defence of M
t.onal unity, and the innumerable crimes
committed to uphold the system OF slavery,
rests upon the head OF this arch traitor IL
be should be convicted, and suffer the ex-
IRENE penalty OF the law furnishing treason,
without the Interference of Executive elem
sncy, loyal men will feel that law has been
INDICATED, and that the popular clamOr of
sympathy has not overrildeu the claims Of
justice. It Is not a political question, but
national honor aud public safety, that calls
Tor punishment in this case, as in all Others.
where the criminal Voluntarily attempts to
destroy the government, 70 which his allegi-
anee is due We ask only for Justice not
cevenge
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
One More Veto.

The President a wss expected he would
has returned the Colorado bill TO Congress
with his veto. lie has thought of several
objections 10 CololadOs DeUUainS q Etata
just at present, but chiefly she has INSULT
cent population. This is OF course, "a mere
pretext. the real reason being. AS We hint
ed last week, that the new Senators and
Representatives IN Congress would swell
the opposition TO the Presidents policy Of
reconstruction. When it il remembered
that Colorado has larger loyal white pop
ulatiOn than either Florida OF South Caro-
lima, or perhaps Mississippi, which he is
go anxious to have admitted to Congress
ional representation, the badness Of the
population dodge is very apparent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

knowledge often Saves Life. - Eseiy
living being has ID his system Impurities When
these are within their natar.i imi's. health ie
good but when they are IA excess p4.ls. colds,
rheumatism. eout, DEBILITY. cost.vsness. dlarrhlaa
dyssntery. erysipelas. &c, s., afisl U.s. What ss
have 10 DO &, recover oar health IS T. take ont from
the bowels ans the circulation tie excess q lmpur
ties This lone health follows Of necessity.
Branareihs Pills arc the only medicine that gan do
this With entire safety 70 an tie organs OF tie tofy
Hundreds of thousands are now living who have
adopted Br4ndre.h's Pills ~ then only remedy ior
periods y from thirty o. fifty years, snd who's az
ersga health is ercsieut They have always oasei
themselves. when SILK. by using these iaHo-sut ans
nizlli1l- pills Principal ofice Rraudreth Build
ing. New York 5Ts~f
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Speech Of Hon. John W. LOngyear

The speech OF Hon. John ". LOngy car,
our Congressional Representative, Is a
sound. logical aud well considered argu-
ment. He takes substantially the sane
ground as 20 the usurpatiOns Of President
Johnson which were given by him in bis
address 10 the citizens Of Lansing some
weeks since He believes that the third
section Of tho proposed Constitutional
amendment IS practically Of no value. The
numerous pardons already granted b. the
President Of those who were exempt from
the provisions Of the amnesty proclamation
Dy the $50, 900 clause, and the fact that The
President will have ample time 10 pardon
those who have not yet RECEIVED the Execu-
tive clemency, before the amendment can
receive the ratification Of lhrec-fourths Of
the State legislatures. together with the
probable evasion Of the entire section by
appointing electors or President and Vice
President by the Legislatures, az the GUS
tom has been in South Carolina, compelled
him 10 oppose this section, and his views
are without doubt Ia harmony with lie
wishes OF a large majority OF his constitu-
ents. When John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia,
faithful among tho iaithless, condemns the
report as adopted by the House as Of 10
practical value, and worse than useless, it is
well for our Senators and Representatives
70 pause and and consider their action.
Do not ask the people 70 elect u Republi-
can Congress the coming tall, unless YOU
give them an issue that IL well defined aud
practical ia its bearings II is quite too
late TO attempt a compromise between rad
ical and conservative action. The party
which compromises vital principles are a.
WAYS the victims Of their own folly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

on. It's q gore subject to Us all. We don't
like to open old wounds. Let by-gones
be by-gones."
The present outrageous tariff Of freight
rates on both lines is I real grievance,
and injurious TO Lansing. Farmers insist
that it pays them 10 haul their wheat TO
jackson and OwossO, although our buyers
here pay al they can, yet transportation
from Lansing 10 the above named points, Is
SO expensive, that farmers seek those mar
kets because il pays them to DO 50. As We
before remarked, the present tariff Of freight
rates Is q positive grievance Andevi. onerous
and burdensome. We call upon the roads 10
reduce their rates, or We at Lansing shall
be compelled 10 return 10 first principles
re-establish our Old line OF wagons on the
Plank Road, slow perhaps, but just a. sure,
aud oh how much cheaper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
STATE ITEMS,

The receipts for Internal Revenue in the
lst Congressional District Of Michigan for
the month Of March was 1924. 24o O5.
There is a balance Of $l2o, 600 on hand
OF the previous years appropriation TO be
applied to the Lake Survey the present
year.
Burnhams saw mill at Saginaw city was
burned last Thursday. Loss SO, 600. No
Insurance.
MuskegOn complains bitterly because It
gets no harbor appropriation. Tbs reason
Ia because no harbor survey has been made,
and the amount required could not De sta
ted to Congress
The jackson Citizeu says: improve
ment is the order Of the day New bull
dings are going up in every direction. The
city was never more prosperous than at
present
A new bridge to cost So 500 is to be
built across the Grand River At Lyons
4 successful sheep Shearing Festival '
lately came of az Grand Haven
The Jackson C,hzea says c. II. Colgroye
Of Eaton County, has a blooded buck for
which he was offered $4,000 for a half in
terest, and refused il.
Mr. Bauster OF Jackson, has died from
injuries received from the falling Of =
smoke stack upon him at tie Walker mine
The 81 Michigan Infantry we're to leave
san Antoine, Texas, for home on the sth
OF May. The 4th Infantry have been dis
charged, and are on the way home
Judge b. F. Graves. OF the Fifth Judicial
Circuit, has resigned TO take effect on the
lst Of July III health is the cause OF the
resignation. Few Judges have established
a better reputation on the Bench than the
present incumbent.
A Baptist church, 3 by 80 feet IN size, is
TO be erected this season AT Bellevue Eaton
County.
A Base Ball Club has been organized al
Grand Rapids with forty members
The United States Circuit court, as we
learn from the Eagle, commenced It's res.u-
lar term at Grand Rapids on the 2lst. The
jury will be in attendance on the 2sth-
Fred Douglass lectured at Kalamazoo
last week, 10 an audience Of fifteen hundred.
lie also lectured at Ypsilanti the 18th.
Ann Arbor has voted her bonds 10 the
amount Of 500, 600 To aid the Toledo and
saginaw Railroad.
\ daughter Of W. ". Benham, aged l6
years, was burned 10 death at Ann ArbOr
last week, from the upsetting OF kerosene
lamp.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Gold is quoted at 100 in New York
MARRIED.

snrrzli-saaEIrr AfCLEp-llN I'm fhs l2fh inst by
Rev l. B. Potter a. Is slisnce. Mr Albert II
+ Mtge,stselt and Mss Corneiia Ni1ser-on al
or Tins city.
snIIER-ROBERIs.- = % NesbIo, Es4 a. his
residence IN this C fy. GA the -th i1st Nj Wm
Miller u Eaton Rapids, and Mss Frances 5. Rob
srts Of Nincs9r
HCNTINGION-RlrTER- iii Mason. Nay 9ll, 1858
by Rev Hosea KIttraige Mr. George n Heating
ION 10 Y IS Juli. A RIler, both Of Mason.
HANAN-IONNSAND.-ll this eng Ou tia Ism
inst by Rev j. >traub, VI Reed BohanAa ~
Windsor, AID Mss Amelia Towns.nt, y Delhi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Good From Nazareth.

The President has approved The toll
amendatory ofthe Ha5eaS corpus Act, for
the purpose protecting the officers OF the
army and Others who arrested copperheads
and traitors during the war from prosecu-
ton. The President has FOR once done a
good thing. and Q. course was wise enough
to know. that veto ofthis measure would
have been retOea by Congress II the Re
publicans did not hold s two-thirds vote in
both Houses, We would not have waggered
a copper that the President would have
approved it, but we remember the adage,
THAT there is no telling how far a toad
will hop by his looks"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
DIED.

ROBINSON III Mason Hay s.l lsco. NJ. Olive Rob
inson Wife Of d. } Robinson EsQ agei "a years
BALCH In this city 90 the - inst Maui ili4at
daughter Of Sir ami Mrs Anaren Blich.
CARpENTER In this city, Oh tbs lsth az. 81
I Carpenter, IN the thirty nfth year u Ais a.
Mr Carpenter had been 4 resident ia this tow less
tAsn year. but during that brief space W time Bis
lst business principles his crm attachment 10 moral
habits and religious doctrines had secured the sstesrn
o. both tie church and the community
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

Tag PESISsCLAR RAILROAD.-This week
We present a number OF articles, extracted
from different newspapers on the line OF
this proposed Railroad These articles
come from journals from LapOrte to Port
Huron, and afford al evidence Of the pOpu-
lar sentiment on the subject along the line
TIE survey between the city OF Battle Creek
ard Lansing affords a. earnest OF the in
teutiOn 10 follow up the necessary steps
toward is completion: and all that IL uec-
essary to the speedy building OF the road
is a concert Of all localities along lis line
Next week, il IS presumed. al estimate Of
the survey will be had between here and
Lansing. The results. thus far are Of Z
very satisfactory character Greek
Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

THF DEIE0T FREE Pass. This paper
0as changed it, form 10 an eight page
paper, aud is enlarged to the same size rs
the Detroit Post The small type in which
much Of It's matter has been printed is dis
earded, and is replaced by clear and legible
type, which IS great improvement in looks,
and much promotes the comfort as well -
preserves the eye sight Of the reader.
While we do not agree in politics with the
free Press We speak the truth when We
say 1t Is an able newspaper, and wei! man
aged II has always treated the country
press fairly. and given proper credit for all
local interior news. The change is well
timed and judiciOus. In these days ofnews.
when the eye sight is sorely taxed to keep
mp with the times, legible sheet in fair
sized type, IS far more highly priced by the
general reader, than larger quantity OF
reading matter, given to the reader in such
form, as TO compel him 70 endure the pains
and penalties OF purg2toFy. to post him
self on the news Of the day
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
ESTATE LOUISA HEENAN.

L H-1- SIZE ~ N-rrcss County ..
Ilglal re- AZ q ssss.r- ~ tls Probate Colri
fo- the comfy 70 I-r-au- hel-eu 90 the Probate
ll-e % gre v--ra 70 H-s-r. ol tlc 1lzt lz-
- NJ ll t-- year c-s tnclsa-1 e--lt l1s ir-c
AZ s.rt-.z. Pre- De- Hc-at1 pr.ff. irr 70 Pre-
--te ID f-e matter p .ls e-ts-e % L0uI.z
Hs-n-a. Me-. Jl r=Li.1- 4-d 1-Inr tie petit e.
l- VT -e-. @. f.l=arl las 1- -z-1.a- II Lo-lsz
Hesna- praying l1r license 81 81 r-rtln rezl eztate
@ sad u-nl-.
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y l-c sos a. clock ID sc t1rcr1sr 10 "a
= f.r tie bearing c. sad petition. ard tt4t tire
1sIt q "a o. sail ni-sr go other Derscrs
i1tsr>Ete- SAD sstaie are -lr-r % appear a.
season % sad Co-rt, t1=n % b. n1c=n rs Pro-
5sts C-rs- ID t1s Wage y E.s18 a-r slow c4uss,
. z-F -1--e - 10y tie prayer 40 tie pstitie-ef
sho-lc nct os grar-sd AID I- .s flrt-tr Or1-rs5,
That sz1 D1t--er eve 1-ice . i-c lz-t = KIN q
ssi- ui,rr. ard 1lleT cerzJ-s i-Ierestfc t-.d
tate. o. tie I=r -elcy e sad petition AID TIE
bearing t1erecf- o. ss-sil-a crpy 70 tL-s Crcsr %
Be Poi z1sl ~ tie Larslg -.s.- Eep1cl.-an news
pae~r DrlIlel ADJ cIrC-a ts1 n ss1 county q Ing
han. ? E1cc-sslTs EssEz prsvlo1s 10 sad day q
hearlng. HyEALID PRATT,
(AtrsseoPy) .sv57sl Jsess sfrr0bsie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
GENERAL ITEMS.

There are fourteen newspapers puoAsled
in Detroit
The Gait House. OF Louisville Is 10 be
rebuilt, more magnificent than ever.
John Wesley said, Earn al you can,
save ali you can, give al YOU can, ''-espec-
Tally the latter.
General Sherman has accepted ~ invita-
ton 10 be present a. the commencement OF
Dartmouth College
Brigandage has nearly cessed everywhere
in Italy. aud schools aud Professionalism ara
fast increasing.
New York state paid $50, 405, 672 FOR
soldiers bOunties during the war. This
ought 10 be called patriotism deficiency
appropriation
They have been testing The new homeo-
pathic -nitro-glycerine-at New York,
and ind il considerably harder % explode
than cold water
Secretary McCulioch has Instructed Col
lectors Of Customs 10 admit 10 entry by ap-
praisement goods from the British Prov
inces unaccOmpanied by invoices or consul
~ certificates, when convinced that neg
/ lect 10 obtain the latter was not dictated
/ bv a desire 20 defraud the Government
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
An EReetuaIWorm ,I+dicin.


Varrnifu1a Cornais ~ Worm LozeuEes Much sick
ness, undoubtedly with children and Adults altri5l.
ted 10 o;hsr causes. IS olcasioued ~ worns Ilc
Verl4.llgs Counts. although sfsciaal ia destroy
ing worms 80 possible iuJlrs 10 the most del
icate child Tb.s valuable combination has been
successfully used 10y physicians and found u be safe
sul sure erAtcating WORMS. So huItfal 10 children
Children having WORMS require immediate alien
ton, as glsot o. The trouble often causes pro
longed sickness.
symptoms or worms IA Cai'lrsn sire often over
looked. Worms ia the stomach AMI bowels Cause
irritation, which can be removed only ey the o.
sure remedy. The combination Of gradients used
n making Brolcn srmif,sg. Cos.f,, is such 20
give the best possible eject with SAFETY.
Curtis ami Brown, PToprietor- New Xork SOFA %
al deslsrs In medicines, st % cts. IL 51syl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

TUE Sun CHOLERA RENkDY. The follow
ing recipe was extensively used the last
time cholera visited this country. -
Il was called The sun chole-
"a remedy, because first published 10 the
New York San, TO which paper it was fur
nished by gentleman from Rochester.
NIX N small bottle equal parts ofths
rinct ofopiam
OfrhubsTb.
ofcspsicum (red pepper double strength
Spirits Of sweet nitre
Essacs % peppermint. double strength
Then shake all the ingredients together.
cork the bottle, and have it ready for in
slant use: it Will keep for years
DOSE. For an adult, from to 30 drops
according TO constitution and severity OF
symptoms,) every fifteen minutes. For
children, proportionately smaller doses
say ,, 4, g. or 10 drops as the case may
seem 10 requiem little sweetened wa
ter.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

Washington specials report that the House
viii pass the revenue tax bill before the
close Of the present week, AMI that the
tariff act viii follow it, Also, that the
Senate will reject all appointments of con-
sentative Republicans, even when they
have served in the army or navy. in place
Of present ofice-holders.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Marriage and Celibacy. a. Essay Of
Warning Al. Instruction Tor Heung Men. Ala, Z.
s4ssz .nd a. asss Ehlca pE1sirste tie vital powers
Vii s.re means OF reliei Sert free q charge IN
sealed letter envelope Address, Dr. ;. SHllIlN
H0UCHTON. Howard Association, Pailaiolp--s Pa
saw
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Lansing Market.

La>sIsG, Ny -, 1850
WAe.t oll white, s. 50. NJ. I. ue~ 10 3 20 No.
%. nav 80 : 900. ~.f - sAls' on corn shel.ed
per blsh-l SOC car 25cG30~, oats, SOC, butter eoc
beans, 50cs70c eggs lOc2l2c, dried appirs lOcGi-c
lour per LOO s. 50gSi 90, hams, per TO-, ltcG D.
lard. l2c9lsc potatoes sOc8 i5c; plaster prr ton.
60 90 sax. per Dbl. . 9oc vol. 45cG50c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

Get the Best.-Thc Floreace Sewing Machine IS
tie best II tie world for family uss. Gives the least
trooSs % tie operator. VII tie greatest amount
- ss1rk Elsh the easi mAe1aery - any before the
public. ca A. sse f'r yourselves it-cCiif Book
store H. Lansing.
5sans Al yIEIE Agent.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

Judge Smalsy, presiding 10 the United
States District Court at Rochester, n. Y,
has ordered quashed sn indictment against
a party for making false income returns, on
the ground that the act OF 1852 does not
make it an Indietable ofense.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

PRESTON KING. The body Of the late
Preston King was found the early part OF
the present week floating IN New York bay.
Il was fnlly identified by his friends. 50
there Is no longer q doubt in the mind OF
any as 70 his fate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

European advices are 10 Nay 8. The pO-
litical situation continues critical. Prussia
declines ali negotiations relative 10 def
rite solution OF the question Of the Duchies
on the basis proposed by Austria, and de-
c,ares that her warike preparations are
entirely Of Z defensive character. A pop
ular demonstration has taken place il
Padua. Il IS runored that Vsuetia viii
Immediately be placed in a state Of siege
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

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-oitellng the gums -44cins ali iuaammations Will
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Depend apoa 1t. mo,aefs D., Wa give rest IL ,o-s
selves and
Relief ana Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article Tor over 30
years aud Can SAT il o5sFInsNCE 4,D TRUra - It
what We have never been able L. say or ans char
mediclne--Sg, Ea HAs 90 F-ilED Is slsaIs NsIASrz
To EuFcT CCuE, when timely used Never d. sic
know "a instance 81 dissatisfaction by am one Who
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operations All speak in term. VI communication %
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experience AND PIEDgt orr REPUTaTIoa TOR uIB TuL-
fl-LsEST Or WHAT Va RAE uEcLAeE e. almost every
instance where the infant Is suffering from pain ans
"a II -stion, relief Nin be found from 1ftoeu 20
twenty minutes after the syrup - administered.
FaL directions for gsng vii accompany each bot
tie None genuine unless the 20 simne Of CURTIS a
PERKINS, New York, i on Tho outside wrapper
sold By a. Druggists throughout tie World
Price Only IS cts. per BEETLE. sm-5T4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

On the 4th Of July, by direction OF Gov
CFaPo, the colors OF the Michigan troops
are to be formally presented TO the Gov
srnor, on behalf OF the State The presen-
Satlon IS to take place at Detroit, and q
large attendance is expected.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

InVaIid.-P-1l-shei - 4 5sne1s AL caution &C.
yc-ls men and others, VIC s-1er from Nervous ue
blHy, Premature Decay % AAuAoo.. A., s-qPiyilg
a. tie same time tie Means q seE-C-re By one Who
las cured himself Alter undergoing considerable
llackery. By enclosing PCS. pad addressed e.
veioue sage copies free q charge msy be had %
the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ksl
5tiy1 Brooklyn Kings 10 y