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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-03-27
HEMORRHoIDS.

"A, CAROTHERs 4 cos oPflaE PILLS
AND OINTMENT bayo now become eno Of
the standard preparations of The dayi "a pro-
pared and recommended ior PLEA onig (wholhcr
chronic or rsrent). Sufferers may depend upon
Il, that this remedy win Give them permanent
relief from ttis troublesome and damaglng COM
plant.
seut postpaid to any address within the Uni.
tod staiesJ upon receipt of price 90.
a. oAROTnERs 4 Co,
ni0yi Albany, IYinn Co.. Oregon
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What Is the natural antagonist OF dlseaseY r
It is the vital principle. From tho moment
that disease is developed in the system, this
champion fights the intruder until II either
conquers or is conquered. Which side should
medicinal science espouse IN this life and
death struggle? Should II dcprcss and cripple
the physical energies of the patient, thereby
helping the disorder or should It reinforce tho
Vitality OF the patient and thereby assist IN
ouplling tho ailment2 Or cOtrs0 the proper
answer to this question must b9 obvious 10
every one above the grade Of nm ldlOt or n III.
matte, and hence II follows that the weak and
broken down invalid who chooses 70 dose him
self witty depicting sOps, instead Of tonlng, IN
ylgoratlng and Nitallzing his .enervateu frame
with HostetterB Stomach Filters, must DO
either feeble minded or derahged' surely
nothing short Of imbeclllty or insanity could
induce 4 person labOrng under Bodily weak
ness and nervous prostrhtion, 70 take day
nfter day powerful doses OF some Drastic pnr-
gntlye In the hope Of gaining strength thereby.
Although elnrlntans may advertise prepufa-
tlOns OF this character rs tofiies people IN the
full possession Of thelF rehson can NOS olie
would think, accept them ~ sucii. II they 90
tho penalty OF thcir cTcdulily may 30 the
shortening Of their iy0s. Tho rheumatic, the
dysppptic, the bilious, the debilltnted ana
nervous and all who are subject 10 lnbrnlt'
tents, or other diseases brought on by the IN
clement weather which prevails nj this sea-
son, will do well 10 strengthen Their nerves,
tone their stOmachs and regulate Their bowels
with the Bittcrs. The tWOfOld operation Ol the
restorative as an lnvgOrant md an npperient,
In addition 10 It's direct and specific effect upon
tho dIsDrdered liver. renders II n most efficient
tive and eXcrctye organs, at present IN use.
This fact is conceded by eminent members OF
the faculty whose testimony 10 thnt effect lB
published In HOstettcr's Almanac for l@l
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RETURNED.-Fra Wood has re-
turned from California, much elated at
the success of his:trip. He:succeeded in
procuring the agency for all the latest
improved agricultural implements and
machinery, as well as in establishing
reputation for his gapg-plow. HEe
says his plow knocked the socks ofl'n
all their California plows and seemed
to attract the universal favor of the
farmers down there. He has made
arrangements for an extensive manu-
facture and sale of,his plows in Cali
fornia as well as in Oregon. He has
begun the erection Of a commodious
warehouse for his agricultural imple-
ments, alongside of his blacksmith
shop.
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NEwii.l TTii1MpnsI
sales Of Last Year.

The statistics from sworn returns Of
the Sales of Sewing Machines in 1872
reported in 1879, show that the Sing
er Manufacturing Company sold, last
year, over FORTY-rIVETHOUSAND
more machines than any other Com
pany, and over one-quarter OF al ma
chimes sold during that year. Nine
out of ten of said Singer Machines were
for FAMILY use-proving the great
popularity of the Singer in the house,
hold. Annexed are the Sales of diff.
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ApMIMIsTRATon's NOTICE.

EArOTIcE Is HEREBY GlVES THAT THE
~ undersigned hos been duly appointed nd
uin isifaiHr Of tho estate Of Films Powell deceaA
cd. by heCouniy Court Of Linn County. Oregon.
Aii persons, having claims against said estate,
nr8 required 10 present them 10 tho underflgnf
"a Win the proper vouchers, Within gix months
00m The date thereof nt his residence, nge
y n. RICE.
Dated March H. 1874. Admint'rntor
JoHad & IoHrs. Aiiyf. ,of A9rrr. Wn,i.
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REFORM WANTED.-Several per-
sons have recently been complaining
of the hoodlumism exhibited by
youngsters at our churches and other
public meetings. There is indeed an
earnest demand for some good, honest
spanking among some of the people of
this place. The wiggling, giggling
element that goes to church to mimic
those who are trying to better them
selves shows but little sense or the
breeding that marks the real gentle
man or lady. If we must have eXhibi-
tions of the Darwinian theory it is
unfair to mix it up with the exercises
of religious meeting. The hand Of
every one Of these younkers' parents
should be pile driver
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cIvArIoM.
In tic County Court of tic State Of
Oreaon tor Me Cou1aN OF linn.

IN Uto COuIity COiTt " Wc ptuos "
Oregon for Me County film.
In the matter OF the estate OF Richard Evans,
deceased.
TO Mary Westfall, Edward Evans, Mary Ann
Sheriff., and to the thice minor children Of
David Evans, non-residents, devlsees, legntees,
heirs-at-law, known or unknown, residents or
non.residents and to the next of Kin, TO all
persons Interested in the said estate greeting
In thu name Of the State Of Oregon, you and
ench OF you are hereby cited and required TO APP
pear in the County Court, Of the state Of Oregon,
for the Comfy of Linn, at the Court Room
thereof, at Albany In the County OF Linn, Pttho
April term thereof, to-Witi on the 9th day OF
April, A. D. 1874 at O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day, then and there to show cause, II any
exist, why an order should not be granted to
sell the real estate belonging to the. estate oi
Richard Evans, deceased, MS prayed for In and
by tho petition OF jacob Thompson, executor Of
the last will and testament of said deccased,
which petition Is now on file with tho Clerk OF
said Court, tile real ostnte In said petition men
toned and described as follows, to.wit
The Donation Land Claim Of Richard Evans,
Not. 2, ,ls9 and certificate NO l,34l, Lots Nos.
and 3 OF Sec. ~, Up. II, South Range D West
50. 10 acres Lots Nos. 2 & = ana south West
Il Sec. Is Township II, South Range 4, West2l5.
33 acres and containing IN the aggregate 3li 67
,res, less l5b acres sold 10 Edward Evans by
Richard Evans, giving a warranty decd thereon,
which decd bears date llth day OF August, NJ,
and described as follows Beginning at the
northeast cOfncr OF Richard EYnns Donation
Land Claim, this corner being the northwest
corner Of the northeast quarter OF Section No.
Is, Township w. South Range A. westi thence
running south 32chninsi thence west 3 75.lyO
chains thence north B5O-lOO chnlns TO tho WI.
lanettc RIVER thence menndering down said
river TO point due west Of the beginning r.
thence cast chains TO the place Of beginning
+-containing l5 2B.l0O acres, all OF tho above
tracts OF land lying and being In Linn county,
Oregon. Tho whole number OF acres remain
ing OF said Donation Land Claim TO be sold Is
$50 82l0J. Also the north half OF tho south.
east quarter Of the pdnftion Land Claim Of
Jas. Sheriff. containing ~ nores, and being In
Section H. Township N, South Range T. west. =
Also the following described premises, to-wit
BEGINNING at tho southwest corner OF Section
lB, Township H. South Range 4, west running
thence east 20rods thence north SOrods thence
west 20 r0dsi thence south 80 rods 10 the place
or beginning containing 10 acres more or less,
all OF the above described premises being In
linn county, Oregon.
by order Of the Court.
- In witness whereof have here.
(, luhto setiny hand and niilxcd the seal
Do Of the County Court OF snld Linn
- county, this jth day Of Mach, a. D.
is7i. j. II. IIACIfLEMAN, Clerk.
BY w. II. QUEENER, Deputy.
Gro. II. HELM, Atty for Estate. 3OWi.
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GoDEYs LADY's Book for April IS
promptly at hand, teeming with q
luscious load Of good things, and smll-
ing all over with spring flowers. Gooeg
still retains it's position at the head o.
the column Of fashion periodicals.
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gpernlatorrhea.

DR.. noherty has Just published m iniptfthht
pamphlet embOdy'ng his own Views and eXpe-
riences in relation TO Impotence or Vrllity, be-
ing u short treatise on Spermatorh9a or Sell-
lnal Weakness, Nervous md Physical Debility
consequent on this Affection, and Other disea-
ses of the Sexual Organs,
This little work contains Information OF the
utmost Vitlue TO all, whether married or single,
and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt OF
six cents in postage stamps for return postage.
= Address, W. X. DUHERTY, NJ. d..
y3n8StI San Francisco Cal,
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DnD.-Just as we went to press
yesterday the bell tolled the decease of
our young typographical friend, Isaac
Loug, who has long been lingering
with consumption at the residence Of
Walter Monteith, in this city. Isaac
was % years of age, was young man
of bright intellect, of exemplary char
acter and Of noble nature. Although
an orphan, he leaves many friends in
this vicinity as wellas elsewhere inthe
State who will sincerely mourn his
death. He will be buried to-day at 3
o'clock, by the Odd Fellows. Peace to
his sacred ashes.
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THE ALDINE.-American scenery,
than which none is more beautiful,
very properly holds the leading place
in the March issue of The Atdine.-
Three charming pictures, by j, d..
Woodward, represent some of the most
striking scenes, in North Western
Virginia. A nobler specimen of the
wood engraver's art has never been
produced than the full-page render
ing Woodward's Balcony Falls, James
River. The artist and engraver have
worked lovingly together, and the re-
suit is what may be boldly called a
perfect picture. The second picture Of
this series is striking view of the
wonderful Natural Bridge, and the
third represents lovely spot on the
James River, above Rope Ferry. The
trumpet-fiowers, ond other vines,
twine gracefully over an old maple tree
in the foreground. G. Metals, a
French artist, has an ideal picture of
Poland, full4page picture, represent
ing woman, shackled, bare-footed,
seated amid snow and ice, crushed
down with sorrows, but not subdued.
Fritz Paulsen contributes full-page
picture, Her Treasure, showing the in
terror of a chamber, with a group of
ladies standing about cradle, in
which there is u sleeping infant. This
picture is artistic and beautiful in all
of its details. The Wolf turned Shep-
herd is a fine picture by Dore, illustra-
tive of one of La Fontaine's fables
Laying out town, is child-life pic
ture, eminently life-like, by John S.
Davis Specht contributes two mag
nilicent cuts of animal life, one repre-
senting English Greyhounds, and the
other Wild Boars, a fine contrast be-
tween domestic and wild animals. An
excellent portrait of Annie Louise
Cary, in the character of Amneris, in
the new opera Of Aida, embelIishes
this number. Another large portrait
picture represents Goethe at Home, in
the chamber where be spent his child
hood. The Return OF the Exile, by
r. e. Rosenthal, is beautiful picture
which depicts an incident in the life of
Spahiard, who returned to his castle
to find it in ruins. From. the above
list of illustrations it will be seen that
the March Aldine is remarkably rich
in pictorial art, embracing every va
riety Of subject.
The literary contents do not fall be-
hind the pictures in number and in
terest. Subscription price s5, includ-
ing chromos The East and The West.
James Sutton & Co., publishers, 5S
Maiden Lane, New York City,
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
APRIL.-The April number Of this
popular journal of literature is issued,
and is fully equal to any that has ap-
peared. Perhaps 1t may Be a little
more variety in this number and the
stories may be a little better, but it is
hard to improve on any one number of
Ballou's, for it is edited with such care
that all tastes are suited. The boys
find a sea story in each number, the
men tale Of adventure, and the ladies
poetry and delightful love stories. In
addition to all of this there are illustra-
tlons of popular subjects, and yet the
price is only Sl.5O per year, or Is cents
a single number, and each subscriber
who sends a years subscription re-
ceives a pretty little Chrome Of con-
siderable value as an ornament. The
April number contains the following
list of contents. April Showersl The
Apteryx; Sponges; Rome Captain
Alexis Legacy; Missions; What came
Of the First Of April; The Song Of
Spring; A Tragic Incident of "Nor-
West' Whalingi Grandmothers
Dream; Freedom; An Unfortunate
Match; Anacreontic; After Many
Days; She was a widow; Blended
Twigs and Straight saplingg; Mrs
Cameron's Experiment; Clan Tartans
and Plaids; The Diamond Crescent;
Right or Wrong; Miserable Homes
Our Young Peoples story-Teller--
Leila Grey; or, Twice ain Orphan;
How Dick and Gerty became Indians;
Yes and No; Ruthven's Puzzle Page;
Curious Matters; The Housekeeper
nFaets and Fanciesi The First Day Of
April, Humorous Plctures.l
Published by Thomes d Talbot, SO
Bromfleld Street, Boston, and for sale
at every periodical depot in the coun-
try.
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rrNcxt door aboyo Postonicc, Albahy Orc
gon Y3bin3.
ASSESSORS NOTICE TO TAX

PAYERS. 'f
n herobygvo notice that will be In attendance
n In Che several precincts Of Iinh county, at
the times and places following, for tho purpose
Of receiving lists Of assessnblc property, for the
year 1871 of taS.pAyora Of Nlld county
Hco, March ., 10, II, Y, - Il III
Franklin Butte, Mafch l6, H. 1919 49,
Nantam, March ~ q II;
Lebanon, March %, 2i625i
WatcrloO, March ~ &Ni
Sweet Home, March ~, - & Apr, lsti
Brush Crook, April 2, B&4i UI
Brownsville, April ., G,78,D&10i l.l-.H
Harrisburg. April 10. u, b, 70, II y B;
ilahry April ~, q, -, ~, ~ z -.
Orleans Aprlli27, -, 20 4 gQi
Albany. May y 80 1850 II. i1& lai
Syracuse, May ~ & ";
Center May *, 10 & 2Oi
All Taxpayers nre required 10 meet me NJ tho
times and places above dppolnted, with lists OF
their property nlled out, and o failure to do so.
Will COMPEL mo 70 proceed against them at
once, ~ required ny law. j. q. TJIORp.
yOngg Assessor,
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Willamette River Transportation Co.'S
SsWNUN a mWEKpS E<1allfsl.sA 4 +
NOTICE.

ARBGoN 4 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
W Company, hand Department. Portland,
Oregon, April 5, lS72.-Notice is hereby given,
that d vigorous prosecution will bo instituted
against any and every person who tresspasses
upon any Railroad Land, by cutting md re-
moving timber thercfrUm before tho same Is
BOUGHT of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All.vaeant Land in odd numbered sections,
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within d dis
tance of thirty miles from tho limo of tho road
belongs to the Company.
fafl G#l a@f'l,'i i. Il. MOoREs, \.
v7n35tf. Land Agent.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for April is
a perfect shower of gems in the fashion
and literary line. The illustrations
and embellishments are fully up to the
exalted standard of Peterson.

More Than 80 years have elapsed since John
sons Anodynei liniment was first invented,
during which time hundreds of thousands
have been benefited by its use. Probably no
article ever became so universally popular win
all classes as Johnson's Anodyne LnlinenI'
Pills which contain 9ntimony qulnlne ana ana
pains would be their only result. The safest,
surest, and best pills are Parsons Purgatlye or
Anti-Billous Pills. uFeNt Z. rsEIr
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OBITUARY.-Chas Hodges, son OF
Monroe Hodges and brother of Drury
Hodges, of Benton county, Oregon,
died at San Juan, CAL, on the 23rd Of
February, of consumption, aged IS
years and months. Mr.. Hodges was
a true Christian and faithful, honest
man, and in his last mopents exposed
perfect faith In Christ and a willing
ness to depart to better world. His
death was the crowning triumph of a
true Christian.
(Kansas papers please copy; also the
Benton Democrat
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

r, GROVER, Democratic can
P, ,iDr Governor, wilrspeak to the
} of Linn county at the following
and places:
|sburg, Wedn asday, April /, at 2P. NJ.
nsviiie, Thursday, April 2, at2P. NJ.
hon, Friday, April 3, at 2P. NJ.
Saturday, April 4, at Up. NJ.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. - Last
Saturday, after much drumming up
and coat pulling seventeen of the
faithful followers of Radicalism were
mustered in the Court House for the
purpose of holding a Republican priA
mary meeting to elect delegates to the
County Convention which meets in
this city tomorrow. DR.. j. P. Tate
was elected Chairman and Coll. Van
cleve, Secretary. The following dele
gates were elected: ]. P. Tate, ]. H.
Foster, Jno. Barrows, j. L. Burrows
s. A. Dawson, A. ID, Powell, Luther
Elkins, w. Ketchum, Theo, Cart
wright,
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bon TINE TO TRY IT.-Wouldn't
|'sent term cf our Circuit Court
+ stunning argument to every
III woman against female suf-
OF course if women were per-
10 vote they would be COM
| to serve on juries, and as our
L court docket is composed
of gross slander, nasty divorce
|volting incest cases-the details
IA would make the most harden
bond blush with shame for
na-no intelligent, sensitive
|uld tolerate the idea of being
He'd to listen to a recital of these
|ng crimes. One term of court
present one would either "bust
e woman suffrage business or
tely demoralize female purity.
|lCE To TAX-PaYers.-I hereby
n give notice to the taxpayers
| spunty that unless they come
md pay up by April lst, 1874,
ger cent additional will be
for collection.
ALLEN PARKER,
nd Tar Collector Of Linn Co.,
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y Old BusINEss.-Mrs. s.
has re-opened her milliner
ient III ihis city snd win be
See hex lormer lady custom
ocklng in for their spring
She VIII next week have a
evfnew millinery goods .of
ylea
R.--Jo. Llggett has charge
foot Markell and we can
risa bis patrons the fullest
His hsW market house
tpicia under the superior
Pory. % Price.
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FIRST Boat on the Santiam
|isalready launched and navi-
It's trackless track up and down
|ial. 1t is named "Granger, No.
|lon Wheeler Captain, with one
|team power on the tow-path
whip for a safety
The boat has a carrying capaci-
bout five tons, and with a full
|lion of the "blacksnaken will
|ix miles an hour. We are in
that Captain Wheeler will take
|ssident and officers of the Canal
my up to Lebanon on an eX-
"trip to-day on his packet. He
S us that two other boats will
be constructed and put in the
| Success to the enterprise, say
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor young mon ffDfn mo rdecte
0f lfr0rs apd Abuses 10 early life. Manhood
RestVrod, impcdmcnis TO Marriage removed
New method Of trcalmcra. Now and remark.
able Famedes. Bo0lgs and circulars sent irre
In s1aied envelopes. Addfass, HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION, No. q 9outh Ninth &c., Phlndel.
iation iof hona,atle tanauct hno rrnitcaiqfeA
sklll, ssnl5yl.
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bile WORKS. Mr.. VIM, Staiger,
,er of the Marble Works of
Monroe & Staiger in this city,
avn us some superb work in
Inc. Among the specimens now
ibitlon at their shop we noticed
tiful piece of Italian statuary,
| he chisel of a master italian
bf; also a majestic monument,
from California marble, to be
over the grave of the late Mrs.
Harris OF this city. Other speci-
bf work in the line of tombs,
IS, monuments, etc, fully dem
Ee the fact that Mr.. Staiger is
+ to no artist in the county,
onroe, senior member of the
AS recently returned from the
here he succeeded in making
ements with the Vermont
ss formarble; also arranged to
Ise Italian marble direct from q
IN Carara, Italy, as well as from
Enia quarries, They have an
lse stock on the way, to arrive
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DIFFICULT SURGICAL OPERATION.
On the 18th inst. Drs. Harris 4
Bougliton, of this city, performed a
most difficult surgical operation upon
Mrs. James Powell, Of this county,
removing a very large fatty tumor
from her right side, just over the
region of the liver. The tumor is
perhaps the largest one ever operated
upon in this country. The operation
was most skillfully and successfully
performed and the patient is getting
on finely.
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A CLINCHER.-The last and doubt
less the most successful ruse of the
temperance advocates has just come to
light in this city. We are informed
that young lady last week refused
the offer of the hand of an Albany
gentleman in marriage because she
had made solemn promise, with a
number of other young ladies, never to
marry q man who would not first bind
himself by an oath never to drink
Intoxicating liquors as a beverage. If
this don't fetch 'em" to terms the
temperance conundrum had better be
given up.
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CoRREcT1oN.-Last week, during
our absence from the conduct of the
paper, a little item crept into the
DEMOCRAT in which our respected
friend, Hiram Smith, was associated
in no creditable manner. We knew
nothing whatever of the item until the
paper was issued, and very much re-
gget its appearance.
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|LAL OF CHAs. MEALEY.-The
4 Charles Mealey, of this city,
| ed jointly with DR.. Glass on the
B of procuring an abortion and
|ig the death of Miss Mary Hard
lat Portland last autumn, is now
|gress in the Linn County Circuit
and is attracting an intense
| st in the community. The whole
| S lay last was occupied in en-
Hing q jury-forty-two persons
|g been called before a jury was
|d. Following are the jurors:
Montgomery, Noah Shanks,
Marks, P. H. Wigle, Thos,
b, VIM. Ralston, p. Bilyeu, Geo.
b, J. X. Charlton, Jas. Houston,
Harris, A. w. Gordon. The
|neys on behalf of the State are
Humphrey and Geo. r. Helm of
|ty and Col. Ef1inger and FL. Y.
|pson of Portland The defense is
|ated by Messrs Bronough,
Ia and Williams. The eXamina-
/ witnesses began on Wednesday
|pg and continued up to the hour
Big to press yesterday. Very lit
|litional testimony than that de-
Ia on the trial of Glass was
III in this case. A motion of the
|eys for the defense to bring Glass
| he State prison to testify on be-
( Mealey was denied by the
Mrs. Glass, the unfortunate
Wife of the convict, was wit
|0r the defense, having been
|naed from California for that
|e. Her testimony, however,
|entt to show the care and atten-
|estowed on the unfortunate girl,
Hardman, while under charge
Glass. The case win probably
|ued and submitted to the jury
|me tomorrow. ~
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