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NEW TO-DAY.
". 4. CLARKE. u. s. SMITH. IRxxsr loLyx.
w. H. CLARKE & CO.,
8 rock q o 9 \,
No. 81 SOUTH csrRRET,
iseisiA PLY. Nevada.
APPOINTED z

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT !
~ have appointed II. ". RAY my Agent TO
collect oil bills and accounts du, ne. Nr. Ray
70 not only fully authorised 10 sisn my name
10 cue for tbs same. u necessary. Mr.. Ray's
place OF business 10 at D. II. daliup's Cigar
store. opposite the Bank Of California. Main
street. Geld Hill. In the abssnce OF Mr.. Ray.
o. u. Gallup 10 authorized 10 receipts for
my!o I'm ~" O. O. NuxpELL.
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n CARR

rs RfQUEsrED TO GALL AT THrs OF.
i Zee. and lsarn something 10 his Advantage.
my7f Nv
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uIAs RxrURNEp 10 VIRGINIA CrrY,
md taksa hls old o0os over G. =. ciaFki
slors, No. leA south @ street., whsn be vii
1--WE special attention 70 Aesls and Chroeie
bissaSssj also. vsnsfsai pisssss-sspseistiy
0iest and Syphilis. I'm
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FOR RENTI

A COTTAGE RESIDENCE = yURNlsHED
Cola Hill, bach Of Captain :. q. TAYI0kB.
II contains six good rooms, csllAr. md all other
conysnieness, toeseAer with o~uthousss, etc.
Terms reasonable. Apply
nys7tf Opposite NEvs ones.
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HoRRIBlEs, ATTENTION.!

A NETTING OF Tue VIRGINIA HoR.
~. RIFLES will b held st the Courtroom
Of Justice KnoI. on D street. virgisis. THis
thondayl EVENING. eomnsucins ct 1:1o
o'clock. 4 fall and prompt Attendance 10 re-
auess.d. and al vishing 10 join should b
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LOAN
8 BAN K,
Nsrthsssi SER. Pest snd Ksarsy sts.,
HAN PRANCisCO.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE Laws OF
i the state Of California.
rssiisst..-...........SOLOk PArrRR
sserstary..-..-..-....R. .. CARTER


sOLoN PATTEE President
ELNKR TERRY ........of Il. Terry / Co., 81
J.. g. SPEAR. IT,. OF "a. o. Spear Co.. Aust'n
FREDERICK TURRlLL. ospitaliss
LANDER sAwYEa... .san haiso. Capitalist
RoBT STEVENSON. Of stsvsnson's Bi'k.s.P
WALTER O. HOLMES. sees. Attorney at Law
Ths object Of this Rank 10 10 loan money
upon Collateral sscuritiss-srOCKs, BONDS,
siso. DIAMONDS, WATCHES. FURNITURE.
WAREHOUSE RkCRIP rs, etc. -eharging the
legal rate Of interest, 4 per cent. per month.
Also receive Deposits. subject 10 call o. check.
For the prs.ent. the Rssk allows the following
rates Of intsrsst TO Dspositors ! . MONTHS.
I per cent. per month; ~ MONTHS. ! Id per
cent. per month.
~ bubsePlptton Rocks ~ . lin
Tied nunbsr Sfsharss are now spea,
~ Tea Dollars Per SHARE. q the Collst-
srsl Loan and saving. Bank, northeast corner
Post and kearny streets. San franeisco.
Circulars sent on appiiestiou.
nys 'ms Pa. CARTER, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

TEE sai asss u 4. i aosS2f N HISiSd
COMPANY, for the election Of Trustees 10
serve Tor the ensuing yssr. and the transseuon
Of uch other businees - may come before The
meeting. will be held a. The once OF the Con-
caufcruls. On TUESDAY. the 18Th day Of Jans,
1915. ct 3 eoloek =. =. fnnsfsr ssshs siessd
'i S,ii Uaa ". r. rowzsKsp, s.sr.tsy.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NE MORTAL DAY.
Tuesday, May SOth, 1875.
TaE FOLLOWING
ORDER OF CELEBRATION
Il hsrssy a~sssssssdi
TUE VETERANS. TEE MILITARY. FIRE
Companies. and other Societies. win assemble
d ODD Fellows Hsii. Virginia City. 1t 1880
o'clock An.
the PROCESSION
win b formed on @ street. right rsssiag Oh
Saith street. 81 1000 s'eiosk a. ~
In the following order,
Marshal and Aids.
Hand.
Divisien and Brigade Starr.
Second brigade Nsvsds Militia.
Veterans tBlus and Gayl.
Carriages,
Containing Chaplain. Orator. POst and Reader.
Choral Society.
Tsxss Veterans.
Mexican Veterans.
Band.
Fire p-spsrtnsnts Of Virginia City and ooid Hui.
With stats. County and CITY onesn.
o.tiasas In Carriages.
the COLUMN
win move Of II O'Clock sharp, through @ street.
TO Carson street; out Carson street 70
silver Terrace. where the follow.
ing exercises will take place:
Musc. BY the band
DECORATION.
Choral soeisty
PraJsr..-....... Conrads Rev. v. r. Jsnvsy
Oltion ................ .Comrsds Ogden Hiies
Poem. r. u. psssstt. Ksq
Breeder. Mrs.. Dr.. heLssn)
Musk. ............................by the Band
ssxEpIcrIox.
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The low hall Of the Silver City Min.
sn' Union will DO completed BY the 4th
OF July.
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Tue latest sensation in Napa. Califor-
mia, is a ash caught in . creek there.
weighing it il said, three hundred
pounds.
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THERE will be q grand celebration Of
Decoration Day in Carson tomorrow.
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The column will then reform and return 10
cars,n strsst. up Csrson street 70 O street, and
through o street 10 Ola Fellows Hall, whore
the procession will BE- dismissed.
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the COLUMN

win move ai II O'Clock sharp, through @ street.
10 Carson street; out Carson street 70
Silver Terrace. whore the follow.
ing exercises will tsis place:
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Tnr Chinese population Of Eureka
numbers about 400. Of which 81 are wo-
men. About forty per cent Of the num-
her are idle all the time.
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~
on jurisdiction in the BslknAp impsach.
msnt case should be taken on Monday.
Senatorial Idsss 81 "Eesssmy."
wAsHNoIos. May 2s.-Ths Senate
Appropriation Committee on the Legis-
lativs, Executive and Judicial Appro-
priation bill increases the Pacific Coast
items a. follows: San Francisco Mint.
wages Of workmsn and adjustsrs from
S225, 900 to $500. 900, and material and
repairs from S75. 900 TO Ss6. 900; Carson
Mint wages. from $i0.0OO TO 500. 900.
and material and repairs from $25. 900
TO 49,, 900. The salaries Of all Of the
heads and the clerks OF both Of these
institutions are restored TO their present
pay. The number OF clerks provided
BY the House 10 not increased except by
adding one TO the number Of $1,800
clerks in the San Francisco Mint. The
House provision regarding daily wages
10 replaced by one which provides that
they shall not exceed the wages paid on
an average for similar service by private
enterprises in the several localities whore
the Mints are situated. All salaries OF
Territorial Judges and executive officers
are restored TO the present standard.
The following items are inserted for
Surveyor Generals and their clerks: In
California. $23. 900; Dallas, Oregon.
1880; Nsvads. 5000; Warrington
Territory. $500; Idaho. $1,000; Mon.
tana, 5000; Utah. $1,000; New
MEXICO. %. 800; Arizona. $1,000. The
House provision concerning the melting
and refining Of bullion for private par.
ties 10 not changed.
The Alaska Ceoasreisi Company.
WASHINGTON. Nay 2S.--Ths sub Com.
mittss Of Ways and Means In their n.
port concerning the Alaaka Coumsrcial
say that Secretary Boutvell's
award Of the case was properly made and
should Be sustained. II completely sr-
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UrAH. during the month Of March,
which is regarded a. the worst in the
year. produced $4,000 worth Of base
bullion. $4,000 worth Of refined bull.
lion. and $1,000 worth Of copper. max
ing q total Of Ss2i, 900.
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PARADrss CHAHLrr. . Pluto Indian.
who has hitherto roamed around Win.
nsmucca, has elopsd with the squaw Of
Uuionyillo Charley. OF course Union
vile is now ON the war-psih. Paradise
has been tracked a. far AZ Carlin.
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MnprNA. n. Y. September IS. 49,

Medina. N Y. September 10. 1876.
GENrLEMEs: We, residents of the village of Medi-
ma, county of Orleans State Of New York, do state,
that were well and personally acquainted with
Capt Geo. T. Anthony now residing in Leavenworth
Kansas, and who formerly resided in this place
Mr.. Anthony resided in this place for ten years,
and in rs62 assisted in recruiting and organizing the
18th New York Battery, of which he elected
captain and with which ne served until the close of
the war
During all the time Capt. Anthony resided
manned in this state he regarded honest,
upright, public spirited man, of high moral character
who won and retained the respect confidence and
TEEN of his neighbors.
He returned to Medina a, the close of the war,
when Mr. Anthony determined TO remove to his
present residence in Kansas 1t was matter Of pub
lie report that he remove fiom State. and
he left the Same in public manner mot cladstinely
nor any way his dishonor.
We have seen reports 'of the attacks made upon
him by certain parties Kansas in relation to his
conduct here and the OF ms leaving the state
and we pronounce the same false and untrue.
Captain Anthony proved good officer. and We
heard of any conduct his part. while in the
army at all derogatory to his character.
Very respectfully,
Z. S. Whalen, ex-Mernber OF Assembly, Orleans
county, N Y.
Ives & Sons, for Ives Man'fg Co,
s. c. Brown.
John ST lit, Insurance Agent.
d. Il. Adell, Merchant.
John NJ. Marshall. Merchant
Edward Davey.
NJ P. Hopkins.
f. p. Hawley.
J. c. Sheppard. Merchant
John p. Gates Postmaster.
Andrew J. Lyon, Merchant
p. Osborn.
John Ryan, Farmer.
Byron A. Gilbert, Miller.
John ID. kearney Stone Dealer.
William s. Tamblin, Lumber Merchant
f. Fuller, Jr., Deputy Sheriff of Orleans county.
John w. Card, Insurance Agent.
Edmond l.. Pitts, Atty at Law.
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In refutation of the later charge of
default to the school fund of the State
of New York, Capt Anthony files the
following document, and has taken
measures to learn whether the liability
has been met by his associate commits
sioner, from whom he claims it was
due, or not.
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HnADouAxrxRs DEr'r or

HEADQUARTERS DEP 7 or
WAsHINGTos, 2sHD ARMY CORPS
WASHINGTON d. C., October 7, 1866,
To al y. s. Offers and Others:
take pleasure in stating that have known Capt.
Anthony for the las, two years commanding bat.
terry of light artillery and that he and his battery
have been distinguished during the He is from
Orleans county, New York, where he occupies high
social position. | recommend him to the favorable
consideration OF ALL
ISignedl &C. AuGs.,
Major General, U. s. A., comdg Dept of WASH
ington.
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To Prentice ID. Knight, Medina, Orleans County.
New York
MEDINA. Nsw yoRx. Sept. ,zth. ,8,,

."hbisAy INV icNNr sept ioh, ioI'.
Dear Sir: Yours of the 9Th is duly received and
herein ncose several letters from your old personal
friends and general letter signed by your old neigh
bors and friends Of both political parties all wishing
you success and prosperity in election, and as
some Of them made the remark: They wished to be
there 20 help you.
In all of these charges that made against you
can bring hundreds to say that they false and
malicious As for myself after the long acquaintance
Of twenty five years, during which most init
mately acquainted with you and knowing of all that
they charge you with, on leaving place. anu also
of the trouble accoun; of your brother have no
hesitanoy in saying that they utterly false with
the least foundation, and only made njure you
in your election
find your old partners and fellow citizens very
warm friends, and are willing to lend hand TO as
sist you.
shall be pleased to do anything assist
you in any manner | can.
Hoping the enclosed papers may be Of some as
sIstance remain, yours most truly,
p. d. KsIGHT
Capt. Gno. T. AsrHoSy. Philadelphia, Penn.
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To Can't. Geo. 7. Anthony. Medina. n. Y.

| To Capt Geo. T. Anthony, Medina, N. V
Deponent gave personal examination Of the books
and records requested in the said letter. and found
the facts above stated, and again informed Commits
sioner Pet,ingl OF the deficit and asking him make
i it good promptly. To this Mr.. Pettingil replied by
| letter follows:
Treasury Department, Third Auditors Office, Sep
| tember 70, 1866. Friend Anthony:-Your letter came
duly hand and must confess that the matter looks
unaccountable to me. You say you received the
amount Of the mortgage $3.50, and cancelled the
November g. 1882 if so, it could not have in
the report to the Comptroller Of that year. for
ported in October, and have recollection Of your
reporting any mortgages cancelled by you in the fall
of 1860, except that of Alex. Coon's, which was
think, $500. want you TO look up the matter and
straghten il with the commissioners and if it is any
thing that have failed TO deliver up, If the money
Just take day and look the up carefully and
write the result of your investigation 1t does
seem possible that the paid in 1850
days, for il it had the would have shown IL
SELF and should have looked up the for such
excess
You received all the moneys OF 1851 and transacted
the business at the Medina bank think you must
be mistaken about reporting cur meeting in the
fall Of 1850 shall not be able to be home befor.
abou, election Look the up before the boa.d
meets. and write me about il.
Your friend, r. r.. G.. PETIIs@IlL.
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p.1t.ns,rr,, Sen, ,,,b ,s,f,

PHILADsLPHIA, Sept. 18th, 1870.
Dear Sir. As nominee of the Republican party for
Governor the target for the ylest and most char
acteriess assaults from the opposition and from
men moved by malice and envy in my own party
Ii is charged that was a dishonest and dishonored
man at home in New York. and that LETT there clan
destnely and to save myself from criminal prosecution:
also that my brother went to prison my account
that ! robbed the soldiers etc
Will you ask few of the solid old residents all OF
whom know well how utterly false and wicked these
charges are, TO embody their protest against such
Islander in such truth justices and forward
the same to me promptly But aor &c time
would visit you in person.
dislike to trouble you any one else with mat.
ter purely personal but feel justified in doing
der the crcilmstanc
send you copies Of the Leaven~orth Times hat
your actions may be based upon a knowledge Of the
character Of the allegations.
Very truly yours,
Gro. +. AsSHoSy.
To Prentice u. Knight, Medina, Orleans County
New York
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ARTILLERY HEADQUARTERS,

MILITARY DIViSON OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September IS, 1865.
Captain George I. Anthony, formerly IN command
of the n Y 18th Battery, served for time under
my command. and subsequently in the armies in
front of Richmond. He is personally well known to
me, and commend him, with great confidence, TO
my military friends and acquaintance, a man o!
energy. industry and high moral integrity.
Signed WILLIAM I. BARRy,
B, Maj. Gen, Chief of Arty.
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STATE OF KANSAS :

SHAWNEE County.
George T. Anthony being duly sworn doth depose
and say that he has read the above and foregoing
statement, and knows the contents thereof and that
the facts therein stated he verify believes
.(SignedD Gro. T. ANTHONY
Subscribed and sworn before me September 70
A. d. 1876.
CSigned) f. W. WYNANT,
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT, OF THE OHIol
DETROIT, Mich, September IS, 1865.
CAPT. Gre T. Artiony late Of tie r7ti " J. In
debcndsxf Batteyy. Medina. ". T.
DEAR SIR: Your apprising me Of your in
tended journey South is received. hope you will
succeed, and If you any of my friends You can
show them this mark of my respect, and proo
thar your services when under my command were
such as are only rendered by officer and gentle
Very truly,
Signed E. o. c. OKp,
Major General.
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As further vindicaton the following corresponds
ence is respectfully referred to as conclusive against
the charges Of dishonesty. absconiinz from New
York etc etc
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LnAyrxwoRrn. Kansas, Sent e6th 1s-

CAPT. Geo. T. .dn.ieny.
Dear Sir. In reply to ycur request for what know
about the Of Hughes & Lester against Hill, An
ihony & Co. in the Dis,rc, Court of Leavcnwor,h
county, have say that it has been so long ago
that disposed Of that my recollection is
at ali distinct. know, however, that you said
you had mucl, money to spend in litigation, that
the debt just one, and claimed that it ought TO
be paid by Of your partners. You always denied
to me that there any fraud upon your part and
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uonal Bank

III TO annOI
been Apo
OF this city
: the appoi
Y satisfacu
BON the dis
borough <
he'd by Mr..
ten Vcar@
[her with
bank, obi
l. affairs
its suspe
AlaL Ne Is
|)n. His r
affairs of
|sexceedn
highestt
II conYef
indication
office 10
ward att
IA being
ed.
J0us2a
ueman r
iucss acq,
4 is Mr..
lal Bank
has beoE
| atlonalB
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which col
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|astitutioi
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Dcponent desiring to have the accounts made coni-
plete by settlement, again Commissioner pe;n
gill; this time from Rochester Penns, lsania while
and south, and informing him that the
papers and records Of the transaction depo-
nents residence and open to hi inspection. To this
he replied by letter follows:
Treasury Department, Third Auditors Office, DC
tober as, 1906. Mrs. George T. Anthony, Madam
Will you have the kindness send a copy OF the
Lean Commissioners memorandum, (your husband
and mysef) for 1859. l received a letter from Mr.
Anthony to-day stating that he ef, il with you with
instructions to let examine it when called for ii
As shall be able to be home before election
desire very much that you will send copy of the
same. Your husband wrote me from Rochester Penn
sylvania, and said he thought he should go to New
Orleans before he returned Please copy il in the
foxBs that it is in Trusting that you will do
your earliest possible convenience, the
q,ses to Be af,<nded to soon, remain truly, your
hushasd's irieud md yours, I. Z. G. PErrrSGIlI.
Depoaens pspcssdsd dilis,atly TO find the
pondenee IN rel.soa % he nr.as of this said
sum of s35e.6s 20 coaniss;sasr Psni.uia. to be BY
him accounted for in ~ feal pspost which Hade
by him. the deponent then bsng rsiaens Il the clay
OF New York. Such records were lcasd, pt1ci1Eix
beyond the possibility of a doubt on the pan e depo-
nent, that in deficit viz $3.50. %. due from
Mr.. Pettngill. and not himself. (the deponentJ
Whereupon the said Commissioner PettinglI was so
informed and demand again made upon him to make
good the amount required to correct the error.
Since that date, about june. 1866. deponent has
heard word about the matter and had every
rcoson to believe that it had been settled by Commits
soner Pettingi as above stated. Deponant knows
nothing Of the legal proceedings against himself and
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STATE OF KANSAS, !
COUNTY OF SHAWNEE,

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SHAWNEE,
benjamin NJ Anthony. being first duly sworn, de-
poses and says thar he has read the adayits Of Geo
T. Anthony his brother herewith and that the state
ment of the said Geo. T. Anthony that the sum Of
s359 69 paid and delivered TO True E. G. Pettn-
gill. Loan Commissioner therein stated. is true
that the deponent did. about the aoth Of Sep
TENDER. in the year 1867 go the village Of Albion.
in the county Of Orleans and State Of New York and
by wrssrn request and direction Of the said Geo. T.
Anthony, deliver the said moneys the True f.
g. Peitingill. B. NJ. ANTHONY.
Subscribed aod before me this
Is. a7th day Of September, A. ID. 1916
C.F. PARMsLsE,
Notary Public.
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ever, that he viii occasionally come up and
rs. He will be surnrised ut the rapid
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WI IVI IHe UHIceIe WHO IlAFU Hau TIE IHIH
agement aud care OF the affairs OF the county
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ialns passes
r TT. Elliot
and from Is
trip is
nbabitant.r
the Sweet
westof tn
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5 for Sedgwi
lleted and :
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attner, the
Sc" holds hin
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is meant b.
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s., of Lines
v for Missoui
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rasshoppers
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STATE or NEW YORK, EXECUIINRI
DEPARTMENT
ALBANY, November 8, 1866, !
Bye1e. Major Gseygr T. Antiony::
DEAR SIR: have the pleasure transmit here
with brevct commission conferred by the President
in recognition Of your faithful and distinguished
vice in the late war.
In behalf Of the State allow thank you for
the gallantry and devotion which induced this con-
speious mention of the general government. feel a
lively soliciiude in all that relates TO the honor and
prosperity of the solde of the Union army and es
pecialy those from own state, who advanced its
renown while defending the cause of our common
country. Very Respectfully,
fSigned) X. +. FESroS, Governor
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: place Tor young children.
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II Il wei KNOW
cityf died OF
asa victim o!
His mother
he has, live j.
nee here wa
lad no relatie
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lL.s.l Notary Public, Shawnee county, Kansas