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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05
A DEMONSTRATORS
Sale of Real Estate.

bate Court of Nckson county, Ohio, Twill offer
for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. d. 1870,
AT one o'clock. p. NJ,
on the premises, the following describe d
real estate, situate In the county of jackson,
and State Of Ohio, tO-wlt The Cast- half Of one
hundred md four acres OFF of the north END oi
the southeast quarter Of section number three
(B), In township number ninc (9), Of range mum
Der seventeen OO excepting about one Ont
thrcclourths acres lying west of the jackson
and Albany State road, In which tract dover has
been assigned rs follows, beginning eighteen
rods (l8) southwest from the center Of The
public Ioud opposite TO the late residence Of
Isaac NJ. Long, deceased (n the eaid road
thence running south TO the south boundary
line, thence east on said boundary to the south
east corcr Of the tract (sianding on the sect ion
llnC), thence north ON said section line to the
center Of the public road, thence along said
road southwest to tho beginning place, sup
posed TO contain twelve acres. Appraised sub
jcct to dover nt ~ 900 90,
Terms of fOle, III cash In hand,-% In six
months, and the residue In one year from the
day OF falc, deferred payments to bear ntercst
aud TO be secured by mortgage on the premises
w. X. HASTINGS,
Administrator Of Isaac NJ. Long, deceascd
April II, 1S7O--tds
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Auditors Sale,

There win be offered for sale at Public Auction
and sold 10 the highest bidder, for sum not less
than sufficient 20 pay all purchase money due
the State, aud all expenses incident to this Sale,
ut the door of the CQut-llOusC IN the town OF
Jackson, Jackson county, ohio, on Saturday tho
lith day Of May Il. ID. 1870, between the hours Of
2o'cuolg NJ, aud O'Clock r. NJ, OF said dAy, the
following lfucts Of land situated In tho county Of
Jackson IN the state Of ohio, and IN Washing
ton township, uud dCScibcd OS follows, TO wit:
The south cast quarter Of section ten lOl, town
ship eight (S) Range eighteen (lSl, containing 100
acres, Also, the north Cnst quarter ofscctlon ton
l0l, township eight tbl, Range eighteen tlS, con-
tanning 100 Ocics, Also, the north west quarter
objection ten llW, township clght(Bl, Range Cigh-
teen Isl containing 100 acres. Also, the south
west quarter of section ten Ll0l, township eight
tk, range eighteen (lS containing 100 ncres.
The sum due ana to become on the FIRST de-
tNllO'H llNNI w
Tho sum due and to become duo on the second
dttcllhVl l3lCl ~
Tile sum due md TO become due on the third de-
NIlhN llhCl "
The Sum due and TO become due ON the fourth
described ilact H., .."... 6S
Terms Of sale Cash on dny Of mle.
Given under my hand this 9th day April, A. d.
1870. SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor j. {. G.
April :, 70, Bw
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Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits and
Refuse Liquors. doctOrCd splced and sweetencd
TO please the taste called Ton ics "'Appetizcrs
'Restomtlyes," &c, that lead the tippler on tC
drunkenness aud ruin, but are true medicine
made from the native Roots aud Herbs of Cali
iOrnia, free from all Alcohoic Stinu Iqnts. The,
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect RenOvator and
lnvlgoratOr Of the Systcn carrying off all poi
! sonous matter, and restoring the blood to a
healthy condition. No person can take these
BtcIs according to directions, and remain long
unwe
s1O0 will be given for an incurable case pro-
Ylded the bones are not destroyed by mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair.
For WRammdtoiy and Chronic McUmatisn aud
Cont, Dyspepsia, or IHdigeai0R bilious, hemift nj
and Intermittent Fcrcrs, diseases of The Blood,
Lirer Kidneys, aRg BiaddeT, these Biters have
been most successful Such Diseases are caused
oy H'ated Blood, which Is generally produced
by dcangemcnt Of the Digestire Orgaas.
Cleanse the Vitlatcd Blood whenever YOU find
llr Impurities bursting through the skin in Pim-
pies, ErupllOns or Sores cleanse Ii when YOU
lind 1t obstructed aud sluggish In the veins =
cleanse 1t when il is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the Blood pure and the
health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurk ing In
The system Of 20 many thousands, are ellcctualy
destroyed und removed.
In Bilious, Remittcnt and Intern ittcnt Feyels
these BttuIs have no equal For full directions
read carefully the circular around each bottle
printed IN four languages llsh, German,
French and Spanish.
J.WALkER, Proprietor, ,82 Commerce St MY.
H. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco and
Sacramento, California, and 81 d. "a
Commerce ST., N. Y.
Cff SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS d. DEALERS
mar lO-Bm
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Road Notice.

A petition win he presented 10 the Commits
issionCrs Of Jackson county at their June meet
ing, 1870 for county roads as follows: 70 com
mcncc q q ftllc cut % ids south Of Stephen
DlXOnR house, thence to uln q southwestern
course through the lGrds Of Join w. Cuner,
stephen Dixon md Jacob Calm, to the S, H. cor
line as near as practicable between the lands Of
Wn. Parks, Andrew lculNrl Thomas ll ons and
Ph ilip Calm, 0ld through The land Of Benjamin
RlCgn, to nttltecl the rof d few rods north of
his stable.
Afo, to commence at the S. Il. corner of VIM
Parks land aud run south with the line between
the lapds Of Andrew Lhhart, Jacob Calm, and
The lands Of the late John Calm and Michael
Mccoy dcecnsed to lnlerSCrt The ioad at the
Mccoy Meeting House.
April Z, 1S7b--jw PETITIONERS.
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EG1(l (ltIIsl5i gs SM.eMAIEgs

FOR FAMILY USE simple, cheap, rehable. =
KNlTs EvEnYrIuNd. AGENTS WANTED. Cir
iTr HS '%S TSTMs SSkTg FIRE. "a addss, ss
West 4th st.. Cincinnati, Ohio mar 10, 7O-3m
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Rand Sea Moss Farine Co.,
So Park Place, N. Y
PLANTATION BITTERS.
- IN -T&GO-X

This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anclor Of the feeble and de.
bilitatcd. AS tonic and cordial for the
aged and langNid, it has no equal a
mong stomachics remedy forthe
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject 1T is supcrseding every
other stimulant, In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate or irigid, it acts as spe.
cifc in evory species of disorders which
undermiues the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. mario 6m
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~ & NJ. WOODS.
LIVERY STABLE.

Having rented the livery stable Of A. A.
In jackson, and having purchased the stock be-
longing to the same, we will carry on the busl-
ness in all its branches.
Horses can be put up fed and taken out at
all hours day or night
ETBuGGlEs, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
Feb 7,'SO-n 6. an. WOODS.
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THE new ARTICLE OF FOOD,

For twenty-five cents you can buy Of
your Druggist or Grocer package OF
Sea Moss Fmine, manufactured from
pure Irish Moss or Camageen, which
will make sixteen quarts of Blanc
Mango, and a like quantity of Pud.
dings, Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c, &c. It's by far the cheap
est, hcalthicst and most delicious food
in the world
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HOOPS PATENT
HOT d. Asst ,
Iaat. October "a, 1858.

The above engraving represents the opel
Ch Kinney with -four Rings, each resting on plate
will Sheet Iron connections Outs de the ch i'm
nev. But II Is intended to have from Eight tc
Twelve Rings placed in the stack, without the
corner posts, each plate resting on the Brick,
and 80 arranged that one or more may be taken
out, without tearing down the stack.
The su ubscrJCrs would here inform the public
that they have the exclusive right to manuac-
turc the above HOT BLAST RING in OHIO
and KENTUCKY, and are now prepared to fur
nisl any quantity at very short notice, and will
warrant them to be the best, cheapest and sim
plceL Hot Blast in use for CHARCOAL FUR
MACE. Also we would state that we are man
uiacturing HOT BLAST for ST0NEC0AL
FURNACES which we warrant equal, if not
superior, " any now made.
References.
lion. II. s. Bundy, LatrObe Furnace, jackson
county, Ohio.
Kentucky Improvement Company, Grecnup p
county, KY
Kcuton Furnace Company, Lewis Co., Ky.
John Reed, FoundYmOnl Cincinnati Furnace,
b. +. Ruglcs, Manager, Agatha p. o.,
George Edmunds, Clerk, Jackson County, o.
references for StOaecod lot Biaa
Star Furnace Company Jackson G. H., Ohio.
Orange Furnace Company +"
Fulton Furnace Company -
PICKREL q CO.,
March q, 1O-3m jackson q. H., Ohio.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

l was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by sim
ple remedy and will send the receipt free.
MRS NJ. c. LEGGET, Hoboken, n. J.
mario '7O-4w.
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UNDERTAKING.

have q first class Hearse, and will keep
Collins, of all sizes and qualities, always on hand
Funerals attended. Terms low.
Orders for Collins by Railroad promptly at
tended to.
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BY TELR G RAP E.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

New YoRk, February 20.-The secre-
tary of the Navy, it is reported, has in
structed Admiral Gordon to enter into
no arrangement with the Spanish officers
for the repair Of the war vessels Victoria
and Leakad, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
until the result of the Congressional
movement on the neutrality question is
known.
The O'Neill Fenians have, within the
last few days, accumulated great num-
Der of arms at headquarters, indicating,
it is said, On early movement ON
Canada.
George Arensburg, composition in
the Times Office, yesterday set 2O64 ems
solid minion in one hour, said to DO the
fastest type-setting on record.
Kohler & Kawenns, proprietors of the
great lager brewery at Guttenburg, are
charged with revenue frauds, and held
to bail in $4,000 each to await the deci-
sion of Governor Hoffman.
The steamer Tyber, from St. Domingo,
brings news that Bsez has completed ar
rangements for the popular vote on the
question of annexation with the United
States. The feeling in favor grows to q
large majority fer it. 1t is expected the
revolutionary movement is virtually
ended. All quiet at Samsna. An Amer
lean vessel was unloading coal fer the
naval station, and preparations are
making for the erection of Government
buildings.
President Baez had received COM
munication from Influential parties in
Venezuela, asking his influence with the
American Government in favor of the
annexation of Venezuela to the United
States.
The steamer Rskare brings advices
from Rio Janerio to January 18th; also,
number of American emigrants whose
return passage was paid by the Brazilian
Government.
The Brazilians captured eighty Para
gusyans at Belle Auesta, and forty more
at another point.
A Brszilian scouting party found
thousand women in starving condition,
of whom only four hundred had strength
to come away, and report the roads
covered with other women, who had been
lanced or had their tbroats cut BY the
scouts Of Lopez.
Deserters report that Lopez is con-
structing canals to cross the Paraguay
and to descend the Parana; also, that
be is hsbtually drunk; and that he has
fortifcation three hundred and fifty
yards long, defended by seven hundred
men aud four guns, at Panderoon, on
the Aguary river.
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THE PUBLIC LEDGER.
New and Beautiful Dress ON the LIST
of March.


The material for the LEDGER's new
dress, selected by the proprietor at the
celebrated Franklin Type Foundry Gin
cinnati, has already arrived, and the pro-
posed change will be made the LIST of
March. The LEDGER will thereafter
challenge every competitor in point Of
mechanical execution and appearance.
No money or pains he's been spared, or
will be, to make the LEDGER worthy of
the liberal and increasing support which
Il has, and Is receiving. at the hands Of
an intelligent and discriminating public.
Editorially, it will continue to defend the
right aud boldly expose error wherever
found, from. an advanced Democratic
standpoint. The LEDGER will continue
10 be white mans newspaper, but will
give all sides, creeds and colors justice.
Our news columns will contain critical
epitome of all the leading events Of the
day. The literary department will be
conducted with special view to meet the
wants and tastes Of the family circle, ss
we'll es the general reader. The local,
river, financial and commercial depart
ments will be vigorously sustained by
competent hands. If the LEDGER has
been WORTHY of success heretofore, it will
strive to be still more SO in the future,
and starts forward ia new career With
increased facilities aud bright hopes Of
long continued usefulness aud pros
perity.
It sffords Us muck pleasure 70 aeeede
10 the wishes Of our friends in varisus
parts Of Tennessee, Arkansas. Missis.
sippi, sud other States, in starting a
WEKKLY PUBLIC LEDsEE, which will sp-
pear on the 9Th Of March. The weekly
shall Be our special pride. Il will be
printed or the best book paper, msnufsc
tured expressly to our order, without
limi; IS 70 cost or weight Every de
psriuent will be complete. The lesdiuE
editorials from the daily, the locals and
news condensed, and careful report o.
the markets viii appear in the weekly
The publisher is Determined that il shsl
be second 10 no Journal in tie coSstEy .
family paper, snd to place il within ~
|. reach Of ell classes the price has been pa
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, February l9.-It is reported
that the Ministers, in spite of police or
dsrs to the contrary, will permit the pro-
cession to pass through the streets on
Mardi Gras.
An imperial decree, published in the
Official journal, convokss the High Court
of Justice to meet at Tours on the EAST
of March. 1t provides that drawing
shall take place among the grand jury
within ten days, to decide which mem
bers are to form the Court The said
grand jury will be composed of members
Of the General CouHciL
The Gazette DestribHEds, the official
organ, says that on examination ofPrince
Pierre Bonspsrte, il Eill be proved that
he vas provoked, and used bis legitimate
right Of selfdefense, as the accusation
was so grave. II is generally believed
the Prince will be acquitted.
La kdrseillGise says that owing to the
prosecution threatened, the name Of
Rochefort will not appear in that journal
hereafter. The name Of N. Dargerville
is printed as chief editor, bat it is under
stood to be q cover for RochefOrt, who
will continue to direct the paper.
An additional sum Of 5000 francs has
been imposed en- the La 4drseilaise
Thirteen persons, in addition to those
previously reported, have been sentenced
for participation in the recent riots.
Ten judges were engaged oil day yester-
day in the examination Of removing
cases, but none Of the accused we're dis
charged.
It's Announced that the Empress En-
gene viii visit Sweden and Norway in
the spring.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, February 20.-The coroner's
jury have found that the explosion of the
Union Car Wheel Works, on Thursday,
was the result of csrelessness on the part
of the engineer in not keeping water
enough in the boiler, although the testi-
mony before the jury shows that the
boiler was old and worn, and had not
been inspected since 1867.
John Grimes, another one Of those
wounded by the explosion on Thursday,
has died,
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 20. - There
was heavy snowstorm this afternooB.
Tonight is cold and wintry.
The President yesterday sent to the
House correspondence upon the recent
assassination in Havana, the substance
of which is already published. Grisswald
proves TO have bsen German citizen.
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down to 81; where there is club Of five
or more subscribers, 81 so, which is about
the value Of the white paper. Only a few
first-class advertisements will perceived.
Those who desire the advantage OF the
frst edition, which will embrace many
thousand copies, should apply early. We
want ten Thousand subscribers to the
weekly, aud expect that number in less
than twelve months from the first issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-21
woman,s sense and woman's voting.

WOmanM = sGAD0 "AAsa " T"
Jennie June, writing TO the New York
World in relation to the Cooke-Johnson
scandal, says:
There is q silly reckleasnsss about the
conduct Of many young girls with regard
to married men, dne partly to their ig-
norance and partly to their vanity, which
mothers are principally responsible for.
Let young girls be taught the truth and
loyalty to every woman as part OF their
creed.
Let them understand that words and at-
tentions that can have no honorable
meaning are an insult, not q compliment;
and that the man who persists in them
takes ii for granted that the girl he i'd
dresses is vile as we'll as foolish.
If girl at eighteen is perfectly ire
sponsible, and don't know what men
mean when they make love to her, and
ask her to run away with them, how old
ought she to BIO before she has o vote, and
is admitted to work with men IL machine
shops and Government offices
8. B. A., stand up and answer :.
The truth is, if women are to be good
for any thing, they must be taught that
they are responsible for themselves as
soon as they have the power to distinguish
good from evil.
Men are not, and never can be, the
guardians of their purity-thsy must be
their own.
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Colonel MOsby.

A correspondent of the Washington
Chronicle who accompanied F.yette
McMullin's partyfo Richmond, writes IS
follows concerning Colonsl hosby:
"At Warrcnton the famous Colonel
john s. Mosby, of gusrill. fame, came en-
the train, bound also for Richmond, and
was speedily introduced to tbs members
of our party. The ladies especially
claimed him as their own, and we're not
a little surprised to And him a yonnx-
looking and slender man, Of most harm
less appearance very last man one
would have picked out of crowd ~ the
type of raider. he was very frank and
out-spoken in his conversation upon
themes of general interest, and nslther
encouraged nor svoided allusion to his
own career, of which he spoke, however,
in a very unpretentious way. Alto
gether, he made an impression by no
means unfavorable upon the whole party,
particularly upon the gentlsr portion of
It, in whose behalf be gave proof of his
well.known gsllsntry."
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FRAMED RESIDENCE.

One and half stories, with seven rooms, n
kitchen. smeke-house. stable, etc., a we'll of
excellent water and two fine mineral springs.
at SIS each, emitting the holder to one share in
the above Association. The proceeds arising
from the sale of the tickets, for the security and
safety of tho holders thereof, will be deposited
want q Co., of Memphis. Tenn; the funds TO.
be held by them for the protection of the hold
ers of the tickets until the farm shall have been
fairly drawn for and the title papers properly
prepared. conveying an absolute and perfect
title to the property.
Tickets for sale at the Whitemore House, on
Adams street. and at other places throughout
the city, by the friends of
MRS: FLORENCE S. v. DAVIDSON.
1Iq-I0-16
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-21

There is great confusion of names
among the Scandinavians in Minnesota,
arising from the fact that many Of ,ssm
have no family nance At Red Wing
the titles to farm, consisting Of three
eighty acre lots, are in three entirely
different names, one for eash eighty, and
yet all belong to one and the same per-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-21

About seven or eight hundred girls en-.
ployed 10 New York 10 the manufacture
Of psrssols and umbrellas are on = strike
Ths average wages range from 81 TO Is
Ter vset. Some allsge that they car
ears aors sbsn this On fancy vsrk, bul
10 order to Dc this thsy are csupsllsd "a
labor al Sss, 80 also late Into The night
say IL hours out Of "a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-21
Mark Twain ON the Chinese.

On the Sierras we came upon the
Chinese Labor Question" That is
already settled. They will work like
beavers on little rice and small pay.
But the "Chinese Political and Religious
Question is different affair. That is
not settled yet. 1t will be great queS-
ton some time yet for the Pacific States /;
for China can spare twenty millions of
this almond-sysd, initiative race, without
knowing the loss. And they like our
country. John gravely remarks thus:
"Melics, belly good place-catchee heap
money = in China no can cstchee."
Shrewd John Chinsmsn ostches his for
tune and goes home to enjoy it. Five
hundred dollars makes him rich and en-
We'd ct homo. The Pacific mail steam
ships bring them over, thousand a
month, to Try the American experiment.
A thousand of them ara on tbs steernge
deck under my feet now, on the return.
| have heard the guess made that there
are we'll nigh ten bushels of Mexican dol
lars among them.
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M DICAL.
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.

Use these only, and save time, health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case of disease
in any stage. which they fail to cure.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. /, cures
~ ulcers, liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions, copper colored
blotches. soreness of the scalp scrofula, etc; it
is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from the
system. and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No. 2. cures
~ mercurial affections, rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives INN ediate relief in all cases,
Price. of either No. or No. 2, SIS per bottle,
or two bottles for SO.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Antidete, a rapid
~ and radical cure for all urinary deranee-
Dents. Price, So per bottle.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour, ..
~ radical cure for nervous or general debilit q
IN old or young; .imparting. energy with wS,n,
derful effect. Price. S. PER BOTTLE or two fo, 40
On receipt Of price these remedies viii he
to all correspondents. None genuine ,gitbont
the name of " Dr.. Richau's Golden r emedies'
d. 3. Richards, Sole Proprietor. blown in glass
Of bottles. Address DR.. D B. RICHARDSs'
No. 22S Yarick ST.. New York. 49-ii-4s
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Medical Notice.

nR. 9. G. CADE, LATE vIsTTrNn
~ physician of the Charity HssnitSi M Ns1
Orleans, La, and for the last three years snr-
geon Of the .. s. Post Hospital at jackson.
Miss, respectfully tenders his professional ser.
wees 70 tho cltlzens OF Memphis and vicinity,
given to all diseases peculiar 10 females; also,
eases. VIZ
I5-1O-l4 No. III Heal street.
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N O T 1 O H.
ga ttss t9ets

To the Working Classes.-We arc now pre-
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ployment at home. the whole Of the time or for
the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable, Persons Of either sex easily earn
from 5Oc to S. per evening, and proportional
surn by dovoting their whole time to the BUSH
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly MS much as
men. That all who SEQ this notice may send
this unparalleled offer; To such az are not well
satisfied, We will send 81 to pay for the trouble
ofwritiBg. Full particulars, valuable sample
(which viii do 10 commence work on), and
copy Of The PeoPles Ltterarg Coapantoh-on
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