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The Placer herald., 1873-07-19

ATTACK THEM ALL ALONG THE LINE
That is the cry that is extending all over
the State among Independents. The fight
opens in Placer on next Saturday, at the
Independent primaries. Anti-monopoly and
anti-ring Democrats and Republicans con-
suit together and be prepared, on that day,
to select your best men and send them to
the Independent convention, at Auburn, on
the Monday following. DO what we have
asked you, in another column, and the
victory ia sure. Let your battle cry be,
"'ao more monopoly; no more Court
House rings" and sound it all along the
line.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19

THos N. CAzNEAU died suddenly in San
Francisco last week, and was buried on
Saturday. Deceased had held many pub
lie positions of trust in this State, and was a
man Of fine talents. We knew him long
and well, and announce his sudden death
with regret. He died of pneumonia, con-
trac:ed while in command of the military in
celebrating the 4th of July. .~.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19

The TEST of voters at primaries, will be their
endorsement aud signing of the above address,
copies of VIII ch will be forwarded to each pre-
cinct for that purpose.
Signed,
VIM. c. Norton, c. L. Il. G.
VIM. NJ. Crutcher, G. D. c.
g. S. Van Emmon, H. II. Johnson,
B. f. Moore, Loren Heath,
Thos. McGoey, l.. S. Moffat,
Luke Secord, j. w. Chinn.
G. W. Morton, Isaac Stonecipher,
0. P. Richardson, Z. Stone.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19
ON THE 5th DAY OF AUGUST ,s,,
Delinquent Sale Notice..

DUTCH FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING
CoMPANY-LoCATIoE OF PLACE OF Bro,vva-
SAN Francisco, LOCATION OF WnnsSi
DUTct FLAT, PLACER Co., CAIa
NOTIc!E,I,THERE is DELINQUENT uDb,
IN the following described stock on accopn. TpUa
of ASSESSMENT No 2, levied on the 18th Uua. ds"
May, 1878, the several amounts set onnos;,a W. VI
names of the respective shareholders. as As ~ ~
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19
stockholders Mee+;nr

AUBURN, Ell DORADO l. FOREST ~,
TgkNPIKE ROAD co. AND CORpopP,i I'LL
-loN.-r h1ScipAL PLACE OF BUSINESS A
AUBURN, PLACER Co., CAL. Locis
TON OF ROAD, TOWNSHIPS 3ANp5 5. p .n. ooA,
AND GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP, Eli Dn Don p.no o0Cgs7r, y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN AZ 0o'
~ will be MEETING Of said company si in 'nsf' s
ON THE 5th DAY OF AUGUST. 1877,
at the Secretary's office, for the pprnoss ''
adopting bylaws for the government trS'e IF q,
come before them. as may
L. RULENs,
,,,huur 7a,, 1e 1910 President.
o' "J ~ Ao'o' jyl9.3v
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19
PLACER HERALD
AUBURN, JULY 10. 1873.
The CAMPAIGN IS NOW OPEN. The fgh

The CAMPAIGN IS NOW OPEN. The fight
Is between the people and monopoly. The
HEnALD is for the people. All should read
it. ONE COPY sent to any address until
after election for FIFTY CENTS; ELEVEN
copies to one address for the same time for
FIVE DOLLARS. Those interested
should make up clubs and send the names
in at once.
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19
Ne,c Adrerttsen,e,nt,
SELECT SCH00I

THE SELECT SCHOOL. TAucur
= BURN by Miss Tillie Wilson III ~ IN Az.
dith inst for Summer vacation 81 ttiosed on the
She takes this method of returnna one b month,
to the public for their liberal patTor ner thanks
past, and while soliciting tinonHage in the
same respectfully announces that haon sbs Of the
REOPEN SCHOOL FOR THErM,I,,.
the 11th of Augustt' ~
A. ID. 1873,
II AT REDUCEnD
jy19-4w ES
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19
NOTICE TO JURORS.

In accordance with an order made on the 10th
day of July, in open County Court, by Judge j..
Ives Filth, County Judge OF Placer County, |
hereby notify the trial Jurors, heretofore sum
moned to be in attendance at said court on
Monday, July the 2lst. 1873, tnat the time is
extended until Thurcday, July oath, 1873, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, on which day and hour your at
tendance will be required.
B. D. DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County.
Sheriff Office, Auburn, July 10. 1873. 1t
The Placer herald., 1873-07-19

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
May, 1873, so many shares of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office of the COMPANY
Room IL, 40l Cal. ST., San Francisco Caliiol'
MA, on
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
EXPERIMENTS IN BOND PLATES

AT the resumption, yesterday, of the exam
nation of Geo W. westbrook, charged with having in
his possession two counterfeit fvetwenty bonds OF the
issue Of 1862 COMMISSIONS Davenport. In honorabIv
discbarging the accused, said that his counsel Mr.
Northrop had submitted letters from Secretary Chase
and some o! his principal snbordinates from which n,
appeared that the bonds in question had been made nv
westbrook under the direction OF the Treasury Depar
ep and for the purpose OF procuring plate for bonds
which could not be counterfeited. The Comnissoner
also stated that he should Keep the bonds and the nat
rails for manufacturing them In his possession M
Westbrook asseDted with the promise that they shond
returned u him Whenever he satisfied the Com mis-
siOner that with the sanction OF the Government ha
Vas ready " continue bis expeTimentA
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

Andrew 0conneI, the prisoner Iho ESCAPED from the
house after having received rbntencs OF four years to
a Market st. saloon A drurken man who was sitting
on the track OF the I@nnsylyania kaliroad at
Markct-st yesterday afternoon, was rescued from
being killed. by sn approaching Ta,n roman w
The safe IN the fouuery of Cyrus Courier s NO. snd
road place broken open by burglars on m mi. cfv
robbed Of $40 "A number OF the factories IN % york
that have been idle partly so have fes" ill., tsse1
with the prospect Of good holiday trade TIC oye
County Road Board has opened bids ior the i"Pi'''
ment OF Bloomfield and Centralaves.
MErUCHEN-Henry johnson. laborer IN tne empty t ~
Of lynch Byron Hickey while working ~ the CUT az
Metnchen on the Scranton and AmDoy RalroauL L. ths
seriously and probably fatally injured yesterday Wy @
premature explosion Of Ditrogycerine Dast ne n
pushiDe tho gyeerne into the drill with pore WIZ M
the force of the blows caused 1t to explode, bo~ng o
pole through his nose and eye
ORAsGE-A Committee OF Citizens OF Orange ana
East Orange been appointed 10 ascertain tne @
ings of the people OF their respective localities on t
subject OF the consolidation OF the town. ana 70 can
meeting OF residents for the appointment OF Cohier
ence Committee.
ELIzABETH-The City Council ordered on MONDAY
night the payment Of bills to a large amount Steps
were taken toward enabling the Controller 10 tase POI
session OF the property sold for taxes ana
within the legal limit OF two years
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
THE HOODW0RTH EXTRAD1TTON CASE.
JUDGE DANIELS DECIDES THAT THE WARRANT is
SUFFICIENT.

JUDGE DANIELS DECIDES THAT THE WARRANT is
SUFFICIENT
The interesting case of Robert n. Wood
worth, who was arrested a charge Of having con-
spred 10 defraud the State Bank OF NewJersey, was
brought up yesterday in the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer, Judge Daniels sitting on the bcnch The
traverse the Sheris return was produced. IL sets
forth that the reator held by of eItradtion
granted by Gov Dix, the requison OF the Governor
of NewJersey, and that the Sheris return Is insult
cient as does aege the commission OF any crime
punishable by the laws OF either State and recites no
indictment affidavit; that 1t relies upon nothing
whatever the extradon warrant and that the pro-
is certified by Governor OF Connecticut instead
Of the demanding State wherefore the relaor prays
that lie may be discharged without bail.
DistrctAttorney Phelps in reply said the recital in
the extradton warrant the requison process WAS
certified by the Governor OF Connecticut was clerical
error The Governors warrant states that requstlon
was made by the Governor wJersey for the arrest
of Robert ~ Woodwork charged with conspiracy, and
fugitive in NewYork and the warrant says That the
requsltion was accompanied by anidavlts.
Mr. Brooke said the warrant docs not describe any
afiayit or any originating proceedings showing that
the Governor OF NewJersey had right to demand or
the Governor OF New-York had right to grant the
exraditon warrant. Then the warrant was not accom-
panied by any papers to supply that OMISSION ana
finally the relaor charged with any crime, for
conspiracy" does not mean anything definite III
might be conspiracy harass, TO annoy, or anything
else Counsel admitted that "Connectcut might be
clerical error the result was that the Governor OF
the demanding does not certify that any aidavts
were made against the reator; 1t is the Governor OF
Connecticut who appears IN the warrant as certifying
DistrctAtorney Phelps referred the Court To Nxons
Digest OF the Laws OF New-Jersey in which, after
enumeratinc various acts which persons may confed-
crate TO do goes on to that on conviction they
shall be guilty of conspiracy" so that conspiracy Is
! n crime In kcw-Jersey.
Judge Daniels said should assume that Gov. DIX
had the papers legally presented 10 hlm and ms state
ment that the prisoner stands charged with conspiracy
shoud be regarded "A conclusion from these siidl-
Wits and by the laws Of NewJerSey conspiracy II
recognized a crime. The warrant should therefore,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
ARRESTS BY sHERIFFs OFFICERS.

Oliver ii. PiersOn, the auctioneer, was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff, order Of
granted by Judges Loew and spauldiDg, the
complaint OF Ransford ingalls,, and another order
the complaint of Frederick Levin The particulars OF
the stated 10 be follows On June 10 defend
ant sold propertytt Williamsbrdge. Westchester
County said 10 belong To 7. C. Anthony and plaintiffs
purchased portion OF and paid down rs per cent OF
the purchase money. The remainder was TO be paid
Sent 10 and the tltedeeds handed On that date
Anthony unable present good title 10 the prop
ery Time extended by mutual consent until Nov
a. when again the ttle-deed could not be given The
plaintiffs then rescinded the contract N sale and de
manded the defendant 10 return the money paid The
defendant refused stating that portion Of the money
had been paid 10 Anthony. Acton was then begun
against Person 10 the money and an order Of
granted Oh ground that be war person act
ing in hduciary capacity ~ the word - used In the
code Of procedure Bail n1ed At u 800 IN one
and $500 III the other which the defendant furnished
apr1DK The day Mr.. PieTs0n claims thst - M setSd
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
TIE POLICE AT TIE THEATERS.

The Board of Police resolved yesterday that
in future officer member OF the police force shouId
any person for accept free pass any place NJ
amusement in the city also that the proprietors and
agents OF the various places OF should be
quesed not TO issue to member the police
force or TO the Commissioners The following number of
have been detailed 10 the theaers and amusement
halls: Academy of Music 8; Booths Theater Grand
Opera House, 3; Union-sauare Theater, 9; walack,s
Theater, 8; Nibo's Theater. 3; BroadypS Theater
Fifth Avenue Thcater. 2; Olympic Theater, 2; Lyeeum
Theater, 2; Brysnrs Opera House, Tony Pastor,s
Bowery Theater. q Woods Museum, q; Metropolitan
Theater, l; Tbeater COmiqne. !. larger number of
officers may be had application to the snperintend
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
sLAUGUTERED BEEF FROM TEXAS.

A train of 10 refrigerator cars, loaded with
beef sides from native Texas CATTLE arrived at Jersey
City by the Erie Railway, Saturday six days from
Dennison Texas, the Southern terminus OF the mis-
sour, Kansas and Texas Railway Tho cars contain am
about 300 900 pounds OF beef and were shipped Dy the
Texas Refrigerator Company Messrs. j. " Thurston
Co. West Washington Market the agents at TINS enc
of the route. The beef Is fully equal in quality ana
condition 10 that from Texas cattle slaughtered AT Com
munpaw and is selling at average Of q cent? per
pOund-Bulletin OF Dec. 9.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
HOME NEWS.
TRRRsoMFrpR YESTERDAY AT HUDHUTs. IN BROADWAY.
9as-435 koon-A4o 3 D. m-47' Mldnigbt-82'
pROuINkNT ARRIVALS

81 Nicholas Hotei-Col Thomas A. Scott OF Phla-
d.lpb NJ Pomerey q Aubarn, Judge sni
fem eICongman Tbomss Cornell Of ondoah
" FIGh 1rerue Hobt-fiov. Howard and Gov Barn
,ds Of Rbce Island Nathaniel Wheeler Of CONNECTICUT H.
wccdr1 Buffalo Judge Anthony Of Poughkeepne
,o. Hous,-Ihe r. Hnbbsd Of Connecticut, Col DIN
IIusted u. g. A. and Psymsser Arthur Bur u W. roy.
RrvrsciL-Gen H. Wood Albany Gsey Honse-Gen John N
Cor,e of Metropolitan HotetBrC J. H. ee
Of Maine and the r. T. Lnbboct OF TsIs Chrrndcr Ho1
ant Dans of the Italian .Surterunt Hon Jonn
Eeks Of Rlmra Wfsdsor HotlThe Hon Benlamin snk OF
dNfmark HottL-Capt q. D. Rm,ey u, u n A.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

only auc0neer the proprietor Of the land, Anthony,
and not himself was responsible
George Woodman and Thomas Evans were ar
rested yesterday, by Deputy Sheriff, on an order
issued by Judge Brady the complaint OF Foster w.
Mitchell President OF the Buchanan Farm Oil Company,
on charges that they, In connection with W. T. Rose Of
No a Ccdarst, formerly Treasurer OF the Company,
used the funds OF the Company for their private bene
ft" The accused held IN $4,000 bail each. II
alleged that q suit wouId he begun against Rose.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
THE MALPRACTICE CASE IN JERSEY CITY.

The trial of Marcella Metzer for eomphcity
death Of Ida w. Vail was resumed In the hudsoh
County Court yesterday. Drs. Carpenter and Nopie'
who assisted at the post mortem examination testified
that death was caused by the Instruments Fred
erick Crozler Mrs Meslers son. was examined out MS
testimony was unjmportant. Capt. Van Rlper or tne
Second Precinct Police testified at length on the deta
of the arrest which were substantially the same az
those already narrated The trial will be continued To-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

NEVER FAILING SAFETY AND SCCCESS.-Mrs.
WrSOws safe and certain remedy for Oil dS
Children afflicted during the OF teehng
thirty Never known to fail Gives resi-
the mother and reei the child Cures wind collie and regulates
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

BUCHU.-The curative properties OF TN
kidney diseases and obscure dsord
physicians Dr. HelmOod ongnAy popa
this and no other been able extract Us yrtu
With eoqal i UELnBoLDs BueHU still the standard and senuE
EItrsc Patients and prefer The genuine bears H.
Helmb0ds sig apoheca1es sell II.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10

DYEING AND CLEANISG.-Have it done a
oEp and secure eerane, ofhb Iii. ofees al o3
and 934 Broadway, an Ill hishth-re
New-York tribune., 1873-12-10
Iannoupcemenu |
Assure relief forasthma-W -WHTCoMBs REMEDY

The best "Elastic Trussn-warranted the
bs,,-is sold a, PonrRoYs No 744 Broad.sy y for o.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stima-
lated into activity, so that y. new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chanasess
LOWELL, MASS
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NO. H..

she do? she spreadeth abroad her wings.
Thar she is right up in the sky her wings
stretched, like the shadder Of mighty
rock In dry land. Thar below is the If
Tie eagles standing on the last stick, the
last prop, holdin on with their tremblin'
feet, like grim death, while fiery pillows
roll beneath-afeared to fly, afeared TO
stay, afeared to do anything. afeared not
to 90 something-knowing thar Is . deep
purciplce, whar the worm dieth not and
the fire is not quenched--knowing thar Is
a place whar the streets run with milk
and honey, and whar thar's no weepin' no
mournin'. no gnashin' Of their teeth
knowing they hain't got nothing here, nor
won't have nothing thar unless they str
themselves and fly upward. Why don't
they lily upward? Thar they tremble ana
shiver and cry out, and want to fiy but
dussent-waiting for convenient season
which never comes, and thar above all is
the old eagle a spreadin' her wings and
looking down to see If they won't do
something g-like men and wimmen, in
stead of jist stayin' thar like marble stat
utes to be waited about by every breeze
and thar she is spreadin' abroad her
wings. until at last she gives one great
squawk of wrath and fiops down on the
whole brood, and knocks the last pin from
under EN- And whar are they? Yes,
and whar are you, my brethren and sis
ters? Whar are youP Some a futterin'
like wounded doves, down, down to the
lake whar they cry for drop of water to
cool the parched tongue, whar Lazerus
was in poor Dives's bosom-or mount
in up on wings Of eagles-whar they shah
run and not get weary. whar they shall
xxra md rns, ln1n vaAf
withstanding, fur which, 81,
And that brings us to another pint OF
our discourse, which is, He taketh 'em.
And thar are different ways Of taki.'
things. Thar's people with mighty takin'
ways, and thar's officers that takes you to
jail-and thar's boys that takes apples and
peaches, which things they oughtent-and
thar's people that takes you in--which
isn't meant for the good uns which take
strangers and takes keer on 'em--like unto
the Gommorians when Lots wife was took
into the house like pillar of salt, and d.
vided into four quarters and sent into the
land of Israel, for which the anger burnt
agin 'em for the hurt of the daughter Of
Israel was sore.
But he taketh thenl-I don't mean the
eagles-and leads them to near pastures
and beside still waters, whar thar's no
more signing and suffering, no more
weeping and parting-fur, s....
Parents and children thar shall meet!
Parents and children thar shall meet!
Parents and children thar shall meet!
Shall meet to part no more
On Canaans happy shore! -.
| Imagine all this uttered in the most inn
passioned manner, the tears at times
streaming down the preachers face, and
the quotations-psalm book. Mother Goose
or Frankln's aphorism-chanted with a
rich, full voice, and You can get glimpse
at Father Carter in his palmy days.
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A. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
pMce Cor. Bridge and Water St's.
AUGUSTA, ME.

DIR. Chamberlain re-
SaH turns thanks for the large
] Z
~N share of patronage be-
& .&nursSA- slowed during the past
1<<22f1z11217<sNssA ~ five years, and hopes by
~ renewed efforts in the ex-
> = ercise of all necessary
~Z,HWKEX1 care and skill in perform.
ing all operations eptrust.
ID TO him, to merit its continuance. He calls
pecial attention to his method of inserting fine
:old Filings, and all other suitable material.
n this, as wen as all other operations upon the
pouth and teeth, special attention is given to the
ase and comfort of his patients All the latest
nd best improvements in modern Dentistry are
rought into practical use, and aided by a regular
nd thorough dental education, combined with q
uccessful practice of more than five years, and
With knowledge in the sklful use Of the best in
truments and appliances, he is enabled to perform
very operation upon the mouth and teeth success
ully and in the majority OF cases, icithoUt pain.
III diseases of the mouth and dental organs sue
essfuly treated.
Perfect fitting ll.tes inserted, mounted with
trong and beautiful Artificial Teeth, arranged
ther symmetricaly or irregularly, as the nature
fthe case may require. In short, DIR. Chamber
ain copies from nature, i'll thus truthiully repre-
enting the dental organs and restoring the natural
Orm and eseiOQ of the mouth and face,
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No Person can take these Bitters accord.
ing 10 directions, and remain long unwel, provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means am =. vital organs wasted beyond the point
DyspeAs.a or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
,ness, Sour Eruc,ations Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Paipitation OF the
Heart Inhamuation Of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms
are the otfsprin1 OF Dyspepsia In these complaints
il has no equal a,d bottle will prove Letter guar
an,ee Of its merits than lengthy advertisement. a
For Female Complaints, in young or old.
married single. at the dawn Of womanhood. or The
turn Of life these Tonic Bters display so decided an
influence that marked Improvement is soon rereep'
tibe. Y
For Inhammatory and Chronic Rheu-
mntism and Gout. Bilious, Remltten' ana Inter-
m,ent Fevers Diseases Of the Blood, Liver Kidneys
and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal Such DIS
eases are caused by Initiated Blood. which IS generally
They are q Gentle Purgattve as well as
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit Of ACTING
=. powerful agent n relieving Congestion or inham-
nation OF the Liver and @':al Organs, and in B'hou'
For SKIN Diss~.>.. Erup,oos, Te,.er, Sal.
Rheum, Bo,ches Spots Pmples, Pus,ules Boils, Gar
buncles Ring worms, Scald- Head. Sore Eyes, Ery-
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are literally dug up and carried out OF the system III
short time by the use Of these Bitters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT,
rsas the most ul luvigorant that ever sustained
JWALKER, Proe.v n. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco. Cal;
and cor OF Washington and Charlton Sis., New orS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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French and American

CON NE1C14oC17 7axN = .
VvHsSesaSe ard Retail,
Mandatory No. 100 Water Street
Augusta. and at the store former
II occupied by A. Parsons,. in
Gardiner.
Fancy and Wedding Cake, Tcs
Cream, Jelltes,
Nuts. TExz1tO, s1D0.
Parties Supplied. A neat Res
t,lrant attached.
HENRY HART, Agent.
aprlt&wn
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\ REGULAR "HARD-snELL" SERMON.
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which isa at
once agreeable,
healthy, an q
efcctual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, tcith tbs
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! Published at AUGUSTA MAINE, Water Street,
DOT of Court, by SrRAGUE, OWEN II NASH.
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Whole stock rlarkcdHdownIoni the same basis
without regard to cost.