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New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
BOARD or supERvIsoRs-srEcIAL Session.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS-SPEClAL SESSION
The Board of Supervisors met by special call
at IL a. yesterday, and adopted an ordinance making
additional appropriations for the support OF the County
Government for 1863 M follows Roman Catholic House
OF the Good Shepherd for the support OF Fallen Women,
$4,000 For redemption OF Revenue Bonds for payment
OF adjusted claims 2l3 73. The Board confirmed the
ANIMAL City aud County TaxLeves, as adopted by the
Legislature aud approved by Gov fentoh. The total
amount is 0l6 &c. OF which sum sl0T30G 66 is TO
be raised by taxation The assessment rolls of the real
and personal Of the city aud county for the current
wear as corrected the Committee Annual Taxes are
fixed at sgO7 5529 Supervisor Ely presented for adop
ton a resolution directing the Controller to pay the Ia
borers and iourneymen mechanics working on the
Court House interest their pay for the months Of July
and August last from the time the same became due
and in Offering said resolution Mr. Ely said that large
number OF these workmen had sold their claims for the
months OF July and August at large discount and the
intention OF his resolution have the reim
bursed for such discountng OF their claims Referee ~
the special E9umittee " New Court uouso
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

HlvASA, Sept. 5.-The cooic trade does not
appear TO be in any wise abating II IS understood that
the re are now at Mare and Havana about 5000 on sale
Business IS excessively dun. Notwithstanding that
everybody seems TO be coming back home from tho
country. whittier very large portion OF our population
had fed for fear Of cholera IN tile early part of July
The OMcdi gazette Madrid has published the budget
Of fho ISLAND OF Cuba for the current year. from which
appears that the expenditure of the colony is estimated
at lg3 $50 reals against revenue O leaving
balance III fav OF the Treasury OF 900 reals.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MCGEE,

Orr AVA. Sent. 1O--The court opened to-day
ot ~ o,clock The pripcipal line the defense was 10
nnencn the testimony Crown itncs7os eePoealy
La Crox and Turner and attempt TO prove that the
barrel Of Whaen's pistol had been accidentally dis
charged shcrt time before the murder by which they
account for the cartridge freshly put in just after Mr
McGees death The impression prevails that the defense
so far is very lame
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
spEAKER COLFAx AND PARTY.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.-Spealer Colfax and party
arrived In Omaha this morning. They were met at the
depot by company OF Tanners. Mr. Colfax made short
speech concerning the deporabe condition Of Indian
affairs in Colorado and Wyoming, and said that he would
urge upon Congress immediate and decisive action against
the savages He believes that nothing less than severe
punishment will bring them TO terms The party started
n rnnn flr (hica
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
ANNIVERSARY OF pERRY's VICTORY.

BUFFALO, Sept. 1O.--This being the ami
yersa OF Perrys victory ON Lake Erie, flags are dis
played from public buildings, private dwellings, and
shipping In tho harDor. -,
Tie Anniversary celebrated at Putin Bay Island
today by grand basket picnic All the Survivors or the
batIo Of Lake Eue participated. The United states
steamers Michigan and Sherman were at tho Island ana
HraI
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

This race was the exciting event Of the day The tonr
oInettu heats drew up In line about haf past bIanu
at Inc g2en signal started well together The hst 10
show in front was tho Mutnas of Albany, VINO were
closely fowed by the Atalanta with the Gulcks ylng
ON their stern and the Coumbas bringing mp the rear
when they up to the stake boat the Autuas a. ma %
sautas Who were twelve seconds before the Guicks Inc
C0umbas were at some distance behind coming & om IVA
thc srot the Ataantas bent down 10 their work ana
sfroye hard TO keep up their reputation, bnt the
makers" showed more hard ana steady ehuulnv&, On &td n
IN twenty minutes, WHICH Is Tic tatest LIMA
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
ALABAMA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SESSION.
THE ILLNESS OF FRANKLIN PIERCE

CONCORD, Sept. 1O.-The physician of ex-
President Pierce says that symptoms to-day
favorable that it will take some time 10 determine
the certainty Of his He has rested today s
freer from PAIN and has taken nourishment He is
also decidedly stronger.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
ann FENToN,s pRIYATE sECRETAEY.

ALBANY, Sept. 10.-GeOrge 5. Hastings having
been appointed TO position In the Health commissioners
nrnarinent nj NewYOrk has resigned as private seore
fay 10 Gov Fenton and Charles T.. Smith, editor OF ne
AIgny Express. has been appointed as secretary IN Ills
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

....James Cunningham, of Hartford fell OFT the
bauL Of Latte River evening, and droS ned
"A bartender named Prentice committed suicide
in Springfield Mass. yesterday, by cutting his throat
.Ex-M Mayor Humphrey has been appointed Super
the Mechanics Fair TO be held In Boston in ocohe
- The Hon. William Tilden of New-York has
Tden Ladies Seminary at West Lebanon " H.
. - Heavy rains fell in and near Memphis yester-
da seriously injured the cotton which inst opening
LIN Philadelphia, yesterday, Christopher Franks
A urged by bis mother quit drinking wheepon ne sbo'
himself
Frank Smith of Worcester, fell while getting
Bast Booki Mass Yesterday aud had bis et eg cut
Ok below the knee
"A murder was committed near Springfield
Tenn on "Wednesday night All the outlaws who unknown
supposed be from Kentucky.
....John Fogarty of Worcester aged abont 90
years vas run r by the steamboat train @c crossing tie
common yesterday afternoon
While three men were digging Pravel-pit at
Gbons Po Penn Yesterday morning the bank gave way buTng
them Que instantly killed
I The schooner Dolphin capsized aud sunk in
gale on Monday pgt Pou Canada OF the
drowned The remainder landed at False Ducks
-. The Ohio Firemen's tournament, in Sandusky.
Yesterday Thhye Gre companies from dferent paris
Ohio and other States entered into the competition
go The boiler in PaxtOn's saw-ml near the Mem
Naylad epoded yesterday throwing
buDd feet and injurng him fatally and MORALLY ~oundns another
negro.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
c,1IFORNIA ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

CIV FRANCISCO, Sept. 0.-The eighteenth an
irsarv of the admission Of California INTO the Union
as "e3rated today by procession Of the Society OF
Pnncers and a review OF the military by GOV. Hhlght
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TILE ATHLETICS AGAIN VICTORIOUS

Troy. Sept. 1O-A match game of base ball
recn the Athletics of Philadelphia ana the Unions
az this city, resulted In "a victory for the for
maS nv score OF sc to 49, The batting o. both clubs
was very heavy.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
MEXICO

DEFEAT OF INSURGENTS IN THE SIERRA
PUEBLA.
HAVANA, Sept. 10.-Late advices from Mexico
say reported that the Insurgents In tie Sierra
Puebla had been defeated battle which had recently
taken place there losing all their artillery and many
prisODers
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
,,p,cvrr MATcu IN CHATHAM, CANADA

CHATHAM, Canada, Sept. 1O.-The cricket
match here to-day between the Thames Club OF this place
I he peniusuar Club of Detroit, was decided by the
aTst innngs the standing: Thames, 6s; PENN
eula al.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Dubuque, DAVID Gonden, Shelbyville. Ind John F.
Kuhn Peoria; Robert Clements Ohio Samuel n. Adams.
Spring Valley, Ohio Wm. Patton, Myron Bacon. Ohio;
W f McIntlre, Illinois. Gduger: N. Walter, Twelfth
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
BULGARIA.
THE TNsURRECTION,

VIENNA, Sept. lO-Dispatches have been received
here stating that the Bulgarian insurgents have
formed a Provisional Government in the Balkan
Mountains.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
THE puILApELpuIA cuILp MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Several arrests have
. nnde OF men suspected Of the murder of the child
Mary Norman but they have been discharged the suspi
cons proving grOundless.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

otto Scbultz. aged 10, was arrested yesterday
I'm ,ss CIV on a charge OF having stolen $3.50 from his
ro1a Who resides In Union Hill, N. j. The money was
I'D IL bis possession. The father aeslnsJ 4"ro'2eute
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

the course The Ataanta pulled very fast race, rs
they were only minute behind the winning boat
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
REGATTA on THE HUDSON MvER
TIE RACES YESTERDAY.

The second annual regatta of the Hudson
River Rowing Association took place yesterday, of tho
Elysan Fields The river mass Of steamers and
sail boats each craft laden TO its gunwae with the lovers
Of aquatic sports The under the charge OF
the Hudson River Rowing Association OF which MI
David Banks the President The judges OF the races
were Gen. Hatfield the Hon Thomas s. Stewart, the
Hon Abram Wakeman the Hon. VIM. Radford, and Col
T. Bailey Myers MajOr-Gen. Alexander Shaer Oniciated
as referee and Mr.. Stephen H. Knapp AS time ekeeper
Tho revenue cutter Jesmne accompanied the boats
curing races afOring the judges and gentlemen or
press good view Of each race Ater lhe races the
The prizes distributed Col Bailey Myers presented
tho rze 10 the Mutuals Albany for the single cared
Gig race. The Hon. Thomas j.. Stewart presented the
Punch Bowl the prize Tor the eghtoared baIges TO ie
Atalantas. The Hon. william RadfOrd handed the prize
10 the winner OF the single scu and MT Fearon the re-
cpient responded. The prize for the donbescull was
handed by Maior-Gen. Hatfield Of Now-JaIsey and re-
ceved by Mr. ONei Several appropriate speeches were
made during the evening. The following snort ac-
count of the races -
First racc. donble scnlls. Prize, two gold badges.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Of the sx entries for the only two came to the
start The Columbia had tho insid I'd got lttlo the
best Of the start. Fearon slipped is oar ana LOST
length. which he however soon regaKied Ihe NesPer
boat rounded the abOn b5 seconds ahead OF
the Columbia and the home very embarrassing,
as Fearon had il all his way, and won with ease by
nealy xix minutes -. ,--, - nj. o,,o,,
pion flag and gold badge for each OF the winning crew
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

ON the start tho Gucks and Ataantas led the yan the
former gradually getting ahead but as they came to the
oil docks the Atalanas took the lead They came mp 10
Inc AXE boat nine minutes ana a-ha the Aalhtas
turning IS seconds before tho Gucks who were 80 sec
onds I'M advance OF the COlumbias The race home lay
the Atalanas and tho Gulicks, and although
the latter were pulling hard they could not overhaul their
feet competitor who easily with 80 seconds 10 spare
the Gulicks coming In second
Third race-singlc sculls. Prize: Champion nag and
gold badge Mn a..
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
donhie scnlls. Prize. two gold badges.

This race was not very exciting tho ONell crew Of
the Colunbias led all the way and won easily by about
Second Race-E ghtoared bargesi prize, silver punch
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

ORANGE COUNTY PLEASURE AssoC1ATIoN-sEc-
oND DAYS RACING-PALMER DEFEATS HOT
SPUR FOR A 900 PREMIUM.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
Legal Advertisements.
CHANCERY COURT AT KNOXVILLE.

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
}: Il. and s. +. King Fs. Nancy Goosbeo ct al d
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
Il made in this at t October Term 1865 Court
will sell at the door Of the house, Knoxville
Friday the 9th day Of November 1865 tract of land
about IS acres belonging 20 the heirs Of Lawrence Goosbee
dece aEed stuato in the 18th Civil District Knox county
adjoining the lands OF c. W jones' Samuel McCt and 9TH
credit Of six and twelve months required
without interest and approved security and lien retained
till the purchase money is paid.
oct 27-tw1w3t pf5 d. A. DEADERICK, c. & NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
SUPREME COURT OPINION.
NASHVILLE, Tenn EssEE, DECEMBER TERM, ls67
raon4s D. oolpwErt, ATroEsEr GENERAL AsD RrrORTER.

EMELINE PORTER rs. WYLY WO0DARD.
The single question presented in this record whether
the County Court in Of lands sold under its ORDER
has Jurisdiction after confirmation to issue writ of pos
session to the purchaser.
The sale was made on the application of the admins
traitor Of Olivia Porter deceased whose estate It appears
was insoven and the proceedings conducted under the
statute in the County Court Of Robertson county The
defendant Woodland became the purchaser at the Com
missiOners SALE of house and lot near the town OF
Springfield in said county, which then and is now
occupied by the plaintiff, Emeine Porter.
The Commissioners report Of sale confirmed
without exceptions and the title Invested and vested in
the purchaser.
Some time thereafter the purchaser applied to the
County Court for writ Of possession which issued
under the order Of the court and placed in the hands OF
the sheriff to be executed. Thereupon the tenant Mrs.
Porter in possession Of the house and lot brought the
writ by certorari into tho Circuit Court where upon
notion her petition dismissed and she appealed
this court. ..#-EAtH |--..
Did the court properly dismiss the petition? We
think not The falls within the principle laid down
in the cases Of Young vs. Shumate, Snecd 1863 Band
vs. Clay ct al. 2 Head 379 aud also Young ct al
Thompson, Col BOO. ~. e.. |.Ia it1E|
The jurisdiction of the County Court over the sale of
lands is purely statutory. and after confirmation il may
give Judgment upon the and obligations taken in
the progress Of the and relieve upon petition any
purchaser or party, or persons interested by opening
bidding setting aside sales otherwise like the Circuit
OhAncery Court in similar but it cannot issue
writ Of possession exercise any of the inherent
power Of a court of Chancory.
Section 4,20i 1898 of the Code do not confer upon
the County Courts any enlarged jurisdiction in
this respect held in the case of Band Clay,
above cited They simply say the court declaraOry
Of the law as previously existed in regard to the urs
dieGon Of the county court upon the subject without
vesting in that tribunal any extended power
authority. The judgment of the Circuit Court must,
therefore, be reversed and th court proceeding to rem
aor judgment the Circuit Court ought to have
given, direct that the writ be quashed and for nothing
held. MILLIGAN, Judge.
Judge Shackelford dissenting
true copy.
]. G.. FRAZER, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11

tion feoDies except upon preliminary examins'
ton discharge the accused to bind BIN over to the
Circuit Criminal Court in fact in nsdemeanorI
meriting fine fifty dollars, cor imprisonment ana
enc of any amount imprisonment alone OF II the OF
fonso is punishable expressly by both fine ana
cpt the Justice has jurisdiction TO take the aeloh
Sants submission and render final judgment, ana
hIa he do so IL will be treated ms nuhy, ana Wiz
- no bar in the Circuit Criminal Court to prose
lo .4a Cor the same oHense" Code 5,00l Also State
vs. ~ IsIaure has wisely nit the jsredeiion q
rtIs N The Peace IN criminal cases 20 mlsoSHe
not shown by the proof to be Of an aggTavasea
and If We we're TO extend their jurs dcoon oy con
s,rneton beyond the plain intention OF the
80 id certainly expose the law to many abuses 70
which It is not now liable, and renGer eug "
line altogether uncertain and Intellectual
The ples Of the former conviction in th's case shou
- been demurred 10 but under the Instructions oi
~ urt which were certainly proper, tne yary were al
- 40 disregard IT, ard the verdict was found on the
iss1e If not guilty and we sec no reason to disturb IT.
Affirm the Judgment. ur,r1a.N y
,.,.st. J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
SUPREME COURT OPINION.
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE, DECEMBER TERN, 1867
-rov,s H. co.DwELL, ATTORNEY GESERAL AND REPoRTER.
Wv. AYREs rs. MOULTON REID.

Wv AYRBs e. MOULTON & REID.
This is suit commenced by warrant before Justice
If the Peace for the county Of Robertson, the 9Th OF
March 1865, by Mouton & Reid vs.. Ayres, in which
the defendant was summoned to answer the plaintiffs
"for money had and received for Their use and benefit
TO- wit two hundred and twenty dollars and ninety
cents, with interest thereon"
The Justice rendered judgment against the defen-
dant for $4,000 and costs from which he appealed to
the Circuit Court, where the submitted to
jury, who rendered verdict affirming the Judgment
the justice Of the Peace. Upon this verdict Judgment
pronounced against the defendant Motions 10 ar.
rest aud for new trial made and overrneds and
the defendant has appealed in error to this court
Il is now insisted the Justice had jurisdiction over
the amount We do not think this proposition can bt
maintained The record shows the suit founded
upon an account which without objection read to
the Jury. BY the Code section 4l23, subsection The
jurisdiction Of Justices Of Peace extends to five hundred
dollars upon all notes Of hand Unfortunately and
upOn Endorsements Of negotiable paper where demanC
and notice are expressly waived in the Endorsement anC
BY subsection 2, it extends to all unsettled accounts
obligations, contract other evidences Of debt, no
embraced in the preceding section, where the amount
claimed does not exceed two hundred and nifty dOars
We think there is nothing in this objection.
It is also insisted, and think correctly, that tn
charge Of his Honor the Circuit Judge is erroneous III
sad to the jury: From the facts as proven y snl
case the plaintiffs arc entitled to recover Of the defen
dant the sum sued for Thus assuming to answer bOtf
the questions Of Law and the questions of fact Thi
was clear invasion Of the province Of the jury, and
violation Of section Of article Of the constitution
the State which provides as follows, viz:
Judges shall not charge juries with respect to mat
tiers Of fact, but may state the testimony and declare tn
law" While it is thus competent For hrn to state tn
evidence the facts to be deduced from the evidence mus
be left exclusively to the jury.
In the case Of Kirkland Montgomery, LIST swan
49, the Circuit Judge his instructions to the Jur,
said: "Tho facts proven in this are not suhcen
to entiue the plaintiff to recovery against the defen
dant"
This Il was held was error.
Other questions have been presented in argument bu
We do not deem it necessary express any opinion
touching them, inasmuch the judgment must be re
versed for error in the charge Of the court
Judgment reversed, and the remanded.
HAWKINS Judge.
Attest. J. G. FRAZER, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11


Pm. HODGES p,. THE STATE.
a At the September term 1866 Of the Circuit Court Of
rsMoutgomery county, indictment found against
murder in the FIRST degree. To this prosecution he
pleaded the fuony mot guilty." and in bar Of q
conviction for assault and battery, former convc
ton before Justice Of the Peace under the Code
ton 4994 issue taken upon the first plea, and
replication 6ed The second, in which il averrod
hthat the proceedings before the Justice Of the Peace
fWerc in froud Of the law, upon which Issue also
Joined and the cause submitted 10 Jury
The jury, under the instructions Of tie oOgrt found
nthe plaintiff in not guilty Of the felony, bat guilty
doi an assault and battery. Motions for trial and
M arrest OF Judgment made and overruod by the
court and Judgment pronounced on the finding Of the
bury, from which there is an appesl 10 tlIs oourt
Is insisted under the Code section 1923 that the plea
of former conviction Is a bar TO this prosecution.
The section referred 90 provides that auy person in
cted for assault with intent 10 Kin ar cernmit anv
other felony, may be found guilty of an assault or an
assault and battery, the case nav be- TIE section
,|meals .y reccoaing the one quoted provides
- Upon indictment consisting Of different degree the
Jury may find :he defendant not guilty Of ne dsgreo
tChsrged in the indictment, and guilty Of any dsgroo -
ieror sherato or Of an attempt commit the ofeaTe
and the defendant may also be found guilty Of auv al
Tense the commission Of which s necessarily ipcindsa
ia that With which be IL charged, whether L bc felony
ct misdemeanor"
IL Is well settled that 10 constitute pea az ,,tr f,,
convict available defense in bar Of ano1hsr prose
aon, the former conviction must have beea lsEnI II
tae tribunal had no competent jursdctiOI eE The pro
eeeihgs were Illegal or the indictment inzal3 the con
Eviction viii be treated as a nuIitv M SEC - .
tceT, 10 Hum, 432. ~ 'f
Testing the suheeucy Of the plea in question in the
light Of the sections Of the Code above sl7,rc3 a. b
athis rule il svorY clear that cannot avail IA, ,lt;s
in error as bar 60 this prosecution. Tie statss chsJ
an indictment for felony and the plain sry,le ID
the statute providing fer the trial Of FmAls oens 10
fore justice Of the peace, IL that any person br,
before justice Of the peace for misieuoappr me-
plead guilty WhercUpon the justice shall bear the e
dence and fine the offender according the
Of the ofensc, less than two dollars and not nor
than fifty dollars, together with all costa" eootion
9qf. y
ne jurisdiction OF Justice of the Peace N such care
&C. ~ 80 % insdenleauors and does not exlsnd 20 on
er "a ds 9le o. ebony. In sGch case be has no pow
a, 4 guilty Ia - ether The party CHARGED sifh felon'
chargsa N s', oense tsan tks sns sth vbieb ~
necessarily be Included Ia me lsss eEsnse ma
eas5gea 5 ina power b the languages % ss s he
snnaf b. exercised BY fbe Justice hs he, mo- i,. a.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
ConnfY Court-Knox COtInty.

NOTfCE TO EUN-HLhIDLNIo-|
George NJ Carter Administrator The heirs Of William
Hickson, deceased.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL
filed this case, which TO, that the defendants
heirs Of James Hckon deceased the heirs Of John Kick
the heirs Of Benjamin Htkson deceased al
Law tf VIM Hokson, senior deceased
stated IN the bill Ilso Henry Crawford sud has wife Xii
zabeth Crawford Andrew EckEon nonxesidcnt Of
the State Of 10 ordered that pubcatton be
mads for four weeks IN the Knoxville Mhg, nof
flying said defendants appear the court house in Knox
VILE the first Monday Deceber next to defend said
BILL the will be taken for confessed them and
Get fo- hearing parte WM. RULE,
orfl "A pfE CLARK
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11

PETITION FOR PARTITION OF REAL ESTATE.
J. c. Gifin ct al, Henry Adeook ct al
IN THIS CAUSE II APPEARING
that C. ". Anderson of the defendants, is a
resident Of the state Tennessee Ii ordered that publ
cation be made for successive weeks In Bowulow
Knoxville WING ordering him appear before the County
Cont 10 he held court house in Knoxville, the first
Monday in November, 1885, 10 plead, answer or demur to
sad b or the came will be taken for confessed as TO him
- az 4, - WIN. RULE, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
Knoxville, Tenn, November IT, '0O'
SUPREME COURT OPINION


nashville TENNESSEE, DEcEMBHe ! hA@'
----y GENERAL AND ErroH'i''
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11
Real Estate Sale.

nN THE 21sT DAY OF NOV EMBHR,
1s6s AZ the late residence Of Harmon Davis, the 3rd
Civil District Of Claiborne county Tennessee, viii sell on
credit OF one two thee years, purchaser giving bond
and seurity and lien retained until payment notes bear
ng interest from dae) the Farm which said Davis resided
death The place contains some 4sO acres
about N miles west of Tazewe adjoining the lands Of Mar
ceIlus Kinoaid Parkey Davis and others.
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