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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-11
Morning, March 1 II SOS
Meeting of the Union State Central
Committee,

At meeting Of the State Central Committee OF
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to call,
February TO- 1865, it was ordered as follows:
That State Convention for the purpose of Sc
Letting delegates to represent the State IN the
convention Of the National Union Republican
Party, called to meet in Chicago on the Goth Of
NAV. 1865, lie called to meet in Carson City on the
Sth day of April next
That delegates to said convention be apportioned
,s follows:
One for each county, and
One for each Senator and Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
instructed to provide for the election Of Delegates
to the State Convention; said elections to be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
a. the committees may direct. All elections of
delegates to be had prior to the list Of April next
That at the Primaries for the selection of dele
satos. the following test be recommended, when
ever a challenge shall be made t. the right of a
party to vote:
ibid you, at the last election for State officers,
support the Union ticket" And will You. at
tho next Presidential election, support the nomi-
,iess of the National Republican partyi"
c. E. DELONG, Chairman.
c. NJ NoIEwARE, Secretary pro teua.
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Ir1sA REMARKABLE FACT that neither

IT'S REMARKABLE FACT that neither
| Abraham Lincoln nor Andrew johnson
voted upon the election of President
aud Vice President in 1864. They were
both virtually DISTINGUISHED. Liucoln's
inability to vote was occasioned by his
being a resident, at the time of the
election, of the District of Columbia !;
and Johnson could take no part in the
election for the reason that Tennessee
was in such a predicament as not to
have a voice in the choosing of the
electoral college. But it is fair to sup
pose that they would both have voted
if they had bad chance. Anyhow,
nobody would have questioned their
right to vote and if Andrew johnson
then had the right to vote for himself
to succeed Hannibal Hanlin, We can
not comprehend any course of reason
ing which should forbid Senator Wade
from casting his vote now, in the body
of which he is member, upon a ques-
ton which possibly involves his success
sion TO the Office held by man who
neither voted for himself nor President
Lincoln. The State of Ohio, and not
Ben Wade, would be partially disfran-
chised if one of its two Senators were
denied the right to cast his vote upon
the question of impeachment.
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at the primary elections of the Union
party in Storey county. At the last
State Convention, at least half of the
time of its sitting was taken up in the
trial of a case, the only material point
in which was (which of the two rival
factions wrung in the greater number OF
Democrats at the primaries" Such a
scene as was then and there enacted
ought never again to be possible. But
what guaranty has the party that such
occurrences will not again take place if
the Trespass' advice is complied in
And the fact is, if any protesting con-
vert from Democracy is so very sensi-
tive as to repudiate his newly found ad-
herence to Republication upon the
ground that he is denied vote at the
primary elections of the Union party,
he won't do to trust-his promise to
vote the Union ticket next Fall is not of
any high value. Recruits ought to smell
a little powder and prove that they are
not of the bounty jumper persuasion be-
fore they are trusted with the counter
sion
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
nRV

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
- Sc. n. Noteware and Robert NJ. Clarke
being first duly sworn, each says TOR himself that
he is a member of the Board Of Examiners of the
State of Nevada; that he did on the 9th day of
February, A. d. 1865, count the money in the
Treasury Of said State and that there was at the
County of Ormsby in said Treasury the sum IF
Sl3, 259 90 in currency, and Sl1 80 in gold and
sill yer coin, making the total amount in tine Treas
ury at said County Sl3, 800 80. We further swear
that we are informed by Henry Rhoades, Treas
urer's Clerk, that of the States money there is
deposit in the Bank of California, San Francisco,
81 coo 90 in currency: in the Bank Of Caforn a,
Virginia City, S906 II in currency; in the Bank
of Parrott Co, San Francisco, coin, Sl0, O72 Ii;
Wells, Fargo Co., Carson City, Nevada, Sill SO
coin. and that the State Treasurer has about his
person in California, fer the payment of interest
on State Bands S24, $50 CO in currency; Central
Pacific Railroad Company's drafts, Currency
81 AZ o.; chick Bank of California, Currency
s. 900 co.
Making currency found and reported.-.S50,tE II
Coin found and reported. 10, go 50
Total found and reported........."S6O,7 7 81
C. N. NOTEWARE,
KObT. n. CLARKE.
Sworn to ,.efore me and subscribed in my pres
ence, this tenth day Of March, A. D. 1865.
CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ormsby Co., Nevada.
A true copy. -
c. n. NOTEWAkk,
Secretary Of State !
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NEW, TODAY.
MEETING OF THE UNION COUNTY
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

meeting of the Union Central Committee OF
Ormsby County will be held at the Office Of the
undersigned in Carson City, on
Friday, March 18th, 1865,
At u O'Clock, NJ. full attendance is requested
as business Of Importance is to be transacted.
HENRY X. MIGHELS,
Chairman.
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present tax collections of the State, it
/ affords me much pleasure to state to the
| Legislature that the manner in which
/ they discharge their respective duties TO
I the State dcea in every deed, "give
token Of q letter day tomorrow" II
there are faults and failiDgs Ia she land,
land there are many and griev0us ones,
I They cannot bs laid at the door OF the
! parties above alluded TO. The same Is
true Of the clerks of the courts with re-
gard to the collection OF the state reve~
nue. and the prompt payment OF same
into the State Treasury. The vast
smnupt Of money paid by the tax pay
e-s. aud collected by the revenue
collectors, and promptly paid in the
Treasury, gives evidence Of On
the part OF the State, and patriotism and
publie spirit, on the part or the tsxpsy-
srs. aud efficiency and faithfulness on
the mart OF the Revenue Collectors, that
mllv iustifes the conclusion that the
State. IS it is, possesses the ability to
maintain it's credit ST home and abroad,
If all classes of officials Into whose hands
the State has committed important
trusts. would faithfully look after and
defend the States interests. This, how
ever, is not done; aud this fact is al,
financially, about which there need be
any complaint. 50 long ss the State
Treasury Is suffered TO remain q prey
TO the rapaclty of those manufacturing
establishments OF "ciaiEls against the
Stete,U which has heretofore SO con
SANITY and numerically pTeyed upon it,
% long will the financial situation, to
some extent, languish. Hence the vital
necessity Of q change Of policy, radical
or partial, In relation to the cost Of State
,-c,.ontfcDs IF this can he done. 6u1
some Improvement can he made ia the
assessment Of the taxable property Ofthe
State. and the State debt is not only not
increased, but diminished by the gale of
some of u bonds, then 1 pronounce the
State safe-szil!ng directly to the port of
peace, prUsfFSI1y AN nOn0E' OsUS4 " Hsui
probably otherwise.
Your obedient servant,
o. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller.
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-TEEEGRAPHEU Els
Nen Yorh nnrnea.

AVE A@A1G
NEW YORK, December g.-Cotton &c better:
sales lo90 bales; uplsnds 2lz@25e. -Four $ -
Dry Good-There is but little animation IN
the market, yet prices ara well maintained, ex-
cepL Tor spool cotton, which is reduced from
81 lOto 81 Ter dozen fer the best soft finished.
Calicos steady at L29l2Ec for popular brands,
ings steady at l5Gl5Hc for best makes.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-Cotton &c high
SJls bales. Gold35%. Flour. high grades dull;
supertine S. S7%; Xxx 81 I2%; Xxx 81 25G6.
Corn 7oe stock Light. Gas frm at 62e. Bra1
81 p. Hay, prime and choice scarce, S23625.
Pork scarce at 81. Bacon shoulders l2c; sides
I7%gl9Hc. Lard firm at l6%@T7%c. Sugar
higher; common sE@gAci prime l2gI2Hc;
ois1 lied LZ9lzIsc. Mofasses Grm conmOn
45950e; choice 6l962e. Whisky, better, 81 OBI.
Cofse, fair Rio, l4Mc; prime I6%gI7e.
Louisville narke1.
LOUISVILLE. December 9.-Tosacco sales Al
ton &c. Hogs$ a 50. Pork s25. Bulk shoul-
ders &c; clear RIB sides l3Lc; clear sides I3<ta
lac packed. Corn 60@fZc. Oats 5595Sc. hye
81 53@l 81. Flour IS 2g6. Whisky CSC free.
s.. LOuis Market
ST. LOUIS, December ~9.-Sothirg doing in
tobacco. Surerfine four IS 4096 IS. Corn 6sa
Tic. Oats 53@5Sc. Pork s24 80. Bulk Shoulders
exc; sides lsRGl4Mc. Bacon shoulders IILfc;
sides lSA9l7c. Lard l5@l6c. WHISKY ejc.
Cincinnati Market
CINCINNATI. December 9-Fiour dull and
unchanged. Corn 649G5c. Oats Ge9Gic. Cheese
drm- EGGS sc. Hay sl59lS. Whisky SIC.
Cotton firm at DC. Lard H%@l5%c. Bulk
shoulders 9%ci sides l249l3s.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, December 9.-The friends
OF Col. Henry Stone, Superintendent OF
the Metropolitan Police, feel very appre-
hensive concerning his safety, since the
Ohio river disaster, IS he was to leave
New York on the I'd inst, and nothing
has been heard from him since.
Sergeant Frame, Of the police, was
shot through the hand to-day, By the
accidental discharge OF his own pistol. It
then fell to the floor and was discharged
again, lodging q ball ia the groin of Po-
liceman Kennedy, infieting = serious
wound
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.
ARD RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, December 9.-The river is
stationary, with six feet water above and
below.
LOUISVILLE, December a. Weather
clear and cold. Thermometer 26o. The
river ia rising with eight feet water in
the canal.
CAIRO, December 9.-Down-Darllng,
u 10. Argosy, II n. Atlantic, 4 pm. ;
silver Spray, 9p.m. Up-L0uisVille and
Belle Of Memphis.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THURSDAY mORNING, DEC. 10. 5
THE Presidents MESSAGE.

We cannot do more this morning than
call attention to this document, whRa
We present In full on our first page. 1t
will command the attention Of our resd-
era as an able State paper, and possess
unusual interest for all IS the last that
will probably be given by Mr.. JOHNSON
from his present high position. We
commend Il 70 the careful consideration
of the people.
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MARRIED.

WILLINS-NELSON-A Calvary Church,
last evening, By the Rev. DR.. George VIII e,
JOHN I. WILLINs, Esq, TO Miss LIZZIE o. MEL
son.
The bride, daughter Of our esteemed fellow
citizen, 7. G. Nelson, Esq, n her groom, have
the hearty congratulations Of the APPEAL. We
wish them every Joy and blessing that can
await the pure and the good.
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CAIRO.

CAIRO, December 9.-The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Depot, ct Columbus, KY,
burned this morning, together with
twenty-five car loads of freight, mostly
flour. The loss Is estimated at $40, 600,
which is fully covered by insurance.
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OUR STATE
Receipts and Disbursements for
the Past Fiscal Wear.
What the PFOscriptiOnists
Charge for RfisFuling Us.

The following important report from
Comptroller Blackburn was read IN the
Hcu { on Monday:
CoMPTROILER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, TENS, December ., 1855
To the General Assembly OF the State OF TIM
nesses:
Gentlemen: I prepared the following
statements ahd wrote the few remarks
following, before the co1vaning Of the
present session. My failure heretofore 20
nresent them hiss been caused by q cen-
tinual press OF business.
As the information contained in those
tables may be of some value TO your
honorable body, 1 beg leave very respect
fully to present them.
Your obedient ~servant,
G. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENT FOR THE YNAR
ENDING sEPTEMBER 80, 1855.
To balance in Treasury, September
- - ne foIoWi1T ded1ctions:
over checks In t6--------s3l,S $50 10
Tenn. Nat. Bank Memphis IS l4s u
Bank of Tenn. money 81 IL sJ,Au "a
leaving. 1851 %
Payments into g. Treasury on war
rants issued this year, and on for
mer 1ro41,'-4 -
s8,OB,aH s.
Payments out Of the Treasury OF
warrants Issued thih year and on
former o,VIas5b y
: 2l,2i9 Oh
The following are the monthly receipts
ana disbursements for the year enciDg
. rEannhor 2n 1888.
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OsBIcE MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILRoAp1
MEMPHIS, December 8, 1855.
MessTs. Cubbin, Ward and StIth
G~EHTLEMEr In reply to your note OF this
dats, I take PleasuTe Ia referring you to a stafe-
ment IN regard to the condition and PROSPECTS
Of the Mississippi River Raj road, published nv
myself In the APPEAL and Ayolaache. OF fhfs
city, OF the stu inst. The citizens you reprtsent
viii nnd in that publication the iRformsfion
they desire. I viii further add. that within a
very short time, l have no doubt, 1 win be able
TO call on all parties interested In cur roiid 10
participate ia the work OF construction.
Very respectfully.
delG.lt "A. S. II Pres,deat. rto
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Mississippi Gotten Plantations
FOE Ront.

ELGHT PLANTATIONS NEAR 8EULAH.
II Bolivar county Miss thoroughly protected
from BY the re lsVces.
Four Plantations for sale.
CLARK Z MONTGOMERY,
del9 tai BeuIsh, MissIssiapI.
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Nosfce Of Dissolution.
%. 10 Jefferson Street.
EissisSlppl River Railroad.

TO ChamOerayne Jones, S. s. Remhert, John
1 Harding and others:
GENrLgMES having been by you, on the
5th OF September, appointed a to
confer with Mr.. A. {. Mitchell, President OF tbs
Mississippi River Railroad, &C ascertain and re-
port the condition and prospects thereof, we
nave the honor to report that we have been
until now unable 20 meet Hr. Mitchell. and 10
publish herewith his reply to our communities
ton. Should you deem further action tncum-
bent upon u, we await your Instructions,
We are, gentaenea, very respectfully,
John BBIN
THOMAS W. WARD.
i. SrITH, Committed.
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ISSUED.

The following are the monthly receipts
ana disbursements for the year encliDg
. -rEanahcr IN 1855.
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lei

ARMANT-At the BradeH Hotel, San Anto-
Mo, Texss, November 10Th, OF diptherla, HoR-
ACE ST. JEAN ARMAET, aged two years and
eight months, infant son OF Horace st. Jean
Armant, Of st. James Parish, Louisiana, and
Jessie Crisp Armant.
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Amounts of warrants Issued directing
payments out of the Treasury for the
same time.
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ton 1oHtl r.et3 - E6 tf f1ie - tlff5 i4z4
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Directing payments TO be made into the
State Treasury for the year ending Sep
tember 3 n 1885.
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-Leipsic has sixfy printing Offices aud
eight hundred pr'niara

-Leipaie has aIxsy printing oacss aud
eight hundred printera
The Texas editors hold 4 convention
"a 6alFeston shout Christmas.
=ThsloR BY the Drssden. Tenn. eye
e~sl1znated S. eae9 Coo
ha No u. Is 5sst IL hand.
II IS datad Oh the Annf7ezsart 81 Re
Assassination % the Manchesfer 4fars|
=rA fSrtfafer Il Il Gnea. nva
IS KeR $4fk Eatsng NaR. with
faxiaee kreaea ga
ssa eesng re-
#sf to mel
III 4itee 90
7Is&k Il ~ er6eE
&C.,
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TO THE
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondence, on Plbbc EUcRt, solicited from
cUegy part Of The United States.
ALNSLLE REATLEG & co.
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lrisA-r-fA y
Payments out OF the Treasury OF
former ssuesr~-... ....--.--- S.023,9B S
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The following important report from
Comptroller Blackburn was read IN the
Mr. a. nm Il
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AMUsEMENTs.
MEMPHIS THEATER

Thursday EgentnE, DecsmbsF1O-And d
til further notice, the beautiful Fairy b
lesQue Spectacle, entitled
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
ROSADALIS
Is Recommended by the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Read the following from

Read the following from
Mr. T. DIN Dsnnely now Of tlis'city, formerly Pro-
fessor Of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy in
Vi. Middle Georgia Medical College, Chief Surgeon
State South Carolina during the war, Vice Presi-
dent Georgia Medical Association:
Dr. Lawrence / have carefully examined your
formula for the R0SApALIS. and reccum, ndad il
to several of my patients. The combination is hap
py enc and must prove potent remedy in all dis
recurring the virtues Of great Alternative med
F.OLIN DAENELLY.
Baltimore; APP. il -, lses.
Baltimere Nd. March 4, 1868.
believe DR.. Lawrsncs's ROSADALiS To be the
hest Alternative in use and therefore cheerfuly re-
commend ii as such. TIoS. J. B1YklN, NIB
Baltimore, Feb. 40, 1853.
Dr. J. j. Lawrence, Dear Sir: take rlsasure in
recommending your ROsADALIs as very power
nal Alternative. Yours truly.
We know Or. Lavrence's ROsADALls to be q
sae and reliable Alternative &c, and take pleasure In
r-lommsndingi il 20 the profession and ne publir.
A d. Moore. NJ. ID. T. Barnes. III. ID.
L. A. Smith, MD. r.. King, NJ. D.
i. II. wipstead, VI. ID. :. Woodward, III. ID.
Z. G. Barham, N. u. w L brewer N; ~;
W. q. Duggan, u. D. W. >. bui'osA' ~
Wilson. ~ O. January III ees.
an For testimonials of re asrkaols cures Ss 40
saaslls Almanac for this yslr-
Prepared At the Labratory OF
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Great Discovery.

1t haslerg been claimed that NJ we knew IT. there
would be . herb, n combinations of herbs. reefs
and harks that would all the ills human nesh is
heir to. Dr. Hshler, with few Of his professional
friends have kept this idea constantly in view, sHd
bsrsd earnestly and psrseverinyly for years to find
ths desirable treasure. Though they have not
found an instant cure for all complaints. they have
nevertheless discovered remedy, which, 50 yet, has
never failed in curing Chils and Fever, Dyspepsa,
and all diseases arising from any impurity Fl the
blood or disarransement efthe digestive organs, in
suding Liver Complaint. Coughs, Colds, Sick Head
ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Debility and
all affections OF the Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
This great discovery, in honor Of the indsatigsbls
labors Of DR.. b. Mishier 10 called Nishlr's Herb
Bitters and Whenever introduced lakes the place Of
Quinine and the host other remedies used hereto
fore for the complaints mentioned above
Sold by all Druggists and General Dealers.
repaired solely by DR. 8. b. HARThAh CO.,
ascS n
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NO1ice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership exist
ing between Reeves and BIosget is this day dissolved
yo mutual consent. The business will hereafter be
Conducted under the name Of Reeves easier, BY
whom all claims win be settled
Plyn ouih. Oct. 3, 'es. 3 f. kEEyEs.
4Sw3 A. BLoD6EI.
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Notice of Dissolution.

The Copartnership heretofore existing betwesn J. E.
Houghfon and John Conrick Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Those knowing themselves in
dcbted to the late firm will call and settle their ac-
counts by cash or note. J.E. HOUGr0N,
I.I nn~ I0HN NnNQTNK
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The Erie swindle is attracting Sc
rious attention at this time. Pro-
ceedings have been commenced by
the State against Vanderbilt to com
pei him to return 81, 900, 900 of Erie
money received last spring and to re-
quire him to take back So, 900, 900 of
stock which the company took of
him at 70 cents on the dollar 9th
er suits have been commenced against
Drew, Bedell, Eaton, Arnold, Marsh,
Murray. Skillman, Purson, and Thos
Gall, the old Board, to compel them
to take back 81, 800, 900 of the Buffa-
10 Bonds.
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Terms Of Subscription.
INDIANA STATE JOURNAL,

Clubs OF five, i IS each
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Clubs of % and over, l 90 each
For every Club OF ten, al the rate named,
an extra copy win be sent, and an adds
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subscribers. For club of fifty an extra
copy of the Daily will be sent, if preferred,
instead of the extra Weeklies.
The getter up of Club of more than
five copies may retain commission of ten
per cent. on Weekly Clubs.
Postmasiers may retain len per cent. of
all money forwarded to us by subscriptions
secured 10y them.
ReGlittantes for Clubs must be made at
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any time. at Club rates, after the Club has
been raised. provided full years SUBJ
scription is taken
Money shsuld be sent BY Post Office
Money Order when practicable.
Ct Agents wanted in every County and
Town in Indiana TO canvass for the Daily
and Weekly JOURNAL
FE Send for a Circular and Specimen
Copy.
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It shall be our aim 10 do work in such
style and at such prices Is to make it
the interest Of al 10 give us lib
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MEEF SCHA UNI PIPES,
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cure himself shssply. pyivstsy. and radically.
az This Lecture shoald 10 in the hands or every
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Brigham Young is para'ytic.