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THE CHEAPEST YET.
CANCELLATION OF BOND.

% STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
Executive Department. J
Whereas. STEVEN LIE BOURGEOIS, Of the
parish of Livingston, has applied to me for the
cancellation of q bond dated November H. 1875,
drawn by him, the said Steven LIE Bourgeois. as
principal with Baxter Fielder, G. D. Wells. A.
Lobell, s. r. Scvque. Joseph FL. Allen. Jesse Il.
Fielder, r. M. Allen, W. L. Jones. Levi Spiller.
William s. Davis and A. M. Davidson. as secu-
rites. also Of said parish of Livingston for
the sum Of six thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithful performance Of the duties Of said
Steven LIE Bourgeois as Tax Collector Of the
parish of Livingston
Now. therefore. l. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought proper to issue this my proclamation.
with the view Of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein interested, to show CAUSE. in writ
ing at the office of the Secretary of State, in
the city of New Orleans. within ninety days
after the last publication hereof. why said bond
should not be cancelled and annulled, and the
securities therein discharged from any further
liabilities in the premises.
Given under my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana at the city of New Orleans this
first day of December in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven
FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS.
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary Of State.
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The Choctaw Nation Is now holding a
grand council and debating once again that
question that is an annual subject Of dis
cusson not only among them, but among
all the other tribes Of the Indian Territory
shall the territory be thrown open to
white settlement The question has been
discussed with great ability on both sides,
but particularly by those who favor the adj
mission of the whites to equal privileges
with the Indians These have made decided
impression on many of the Indians and when
the question Is submitted to popular vote,
as it soon will be, it is highly probable that a
majority Of the aborigines will vote In favor
of Opening up the country to settlement
The chiefs, on the other hand, are opposed to
this. as they believe it would weaken and de-
stroy their power and rob them Of much of
their influence and wealth. By the treaty be-
tween these Indians and the United States,
they are made perpetual owners Of this land
no white man can enter their territory with
out their permission, and the government it.
self cannot interfere with them without the
consent of majority of the Indian voters.
These however, can always change their form
of government, can throw open these lands to
white settlers or sell them, as majority Of
them seem anxious to do.
The territory is exceedingly rich in miner
ais, gold. silver. lead and coal. A great deal
of it Is running to waste, and is entirely I'M
occupied. Its population consists Of $4,000
Indians, half-breeds, whites and negroes,
speaking thirty-six languages and divided
into as many tribes.
Should the Choctaws vote to open the coun-
try to white settlers there would be great
rush of emigrants there. The settlement of
this country would undoubtedly benefit the
entire Southwest, and New Orleans would
come in for good share of Its trade-that is,
provided we build our railroad to Marshall,
which is less than one hundred miles from
the Indian Territory.
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TYLER'S

Diamond Goods, Gold and Silver Watches,
Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Plated
Ware. Diamonds reset in the latest
Style, and Jewelry made to order by ex-
perieneed WOrkmen.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
lis. CANAL STREET.. .I15
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, DECEMBER T. 1877

polyGamy. The Mormon vote would COM
pletely control the politics OF the new State,
particularly as female suffrage prevails in
Utah. Its Governor would be the senior
apostle, its legislature, a congregation OF the
bishops, deacons and high priests Of the
church Of latter day saints; its first legsla-
ton bill legalizing polgyamy. When this
was done all the power of the Federal govern
ment could never eradicate polygamy from
Utah without at the same time destroying
States rights.
1t is quite likely that the arguments of the
Gentiles will again prevail. One of the
main objections to the admission Of Utah
however, disappeared with the death
Of Brigham Young Brigham hated this
government as bitterly as Sitting Bull does,
and it would have been decidedly unwise to
have admitted Utah to the Union with such a
hostile governor for he would have been
governor) as Brigham. The other objection,
polygamy, still remains 1t it likely that
Utah could get in any day, were the Mormons
willing to sacrifice this belief. This, however,
they seem altogether unwilling to do.
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Arrival LIN NEW VhLEAN9s
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
NJ. r.. c. s. LONDON, NJ. d. Giesen,
Author Of Practical DISSERTATIONS on Nervous
Senior Proprietor of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy,
st. Louis Mo-,
Begs to. inform the citizens OF New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready availed themselves of his services, that
he has returned to the city for the season, and
may be consulted, till the 31st March next. at
his old rooms,
0 Rampant street, Between Canal and
CustOmhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
D. M, and from s till 8 .. m.
DR.. DAvlESON, having adopted as his line Of
practice the treatment and cure of
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years of study and research in that
branch Of Medical Science bearing specially on
LII LES oR 1EbREo Hon. CAUSING
entail and physical debility, and the loss of all
vitality. and his long and varied experience in
the best European Hospitals, together with
years Of the most successful practice. both in
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DIR. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful in his
Treatment by Correspondence.
1t is. however, desirable that At least one per-
Dr.. DAVIDSON especially invites the atten-
ton of those who by placing themselves un!er
creas ed their, sufferings The phy-ician, who
understands his profession and labSrs with in
telligence to advance it in the respect of men,
is a bene actor to mankind, and the high esti-
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
DIR. DAVIESON's work, Practical Observa-
tions. now in its 16eth edition, will be found a
valuable guide. and may be had, bound in
cloth. price % nts BY addressing the author,
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIE>ON, No. 9 Rampant street,
between G nal and Iustomhouse. New Orleans,
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postoffiee.
DR.. DAvIEsON, may be consulted at No. 9
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house, New Orleans, up to the 31st of March
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street
st, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years.
Office hours from 10 q. N. to 8 p. M, and from
8 to p. m. Sundays. 10 a. N till 2 p. M. only.
nos 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
Un1ted States District Court for the District Of
Louisiana-Ho. I5A3.


United States District Court for the District Of
Louisiana-Eo. l54s
DY NASH d. HODGsON-w. 1. aopGsoH
ID AuctiOneer-Ofice No. 10 Carondelet street.
SATURDAY, January 10, 1877, at twelve O'Clock H.,
at the St Char es Auction Exchange in the base
mt rGtunda eff the ST. Charles Hotel. in this city
b. virtue and in pursuance Of an o'deg of the
HoA. y. O. Billings, Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District OF Louisiana sittlL
In bankruptey. dated December 4 1875, docket N :.
l543, in the matter Of Sam q 4. Moore, bankrupt,
ct hubc anction, will be sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. together with ell the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated N
the Fourth District this oitv, in Eqnafe No. 81,
bounded BY PiaqueD ne (now COliseulDl Pry tanta,
sixth and Seventh streets, designated rs lots Nos
"a 10 10 ineles vr, phieh lots sdjoin other,
and measure, each, 81 feet inches front Plaque
mtHe street, by oepth of l20 ieei; lot No. % firm
ing the co ner Of Plaquemine and Seventh 4ireeis
Being the same pr0Deltg acq lied by the said s. K.
Moo fIom James unn, as per act btfsre James
Or h1m, 10 ary publ g. datsd NJ y l6, 1853.
ALSO, ANOTHER Lo r or GROUND, IN the same
di trict an square as the al owe mentioned pop
erty desisna'ed IS lot 20 II, measure 6 81 feet
4inches foot on venth street, by a depth OF lbs
feet beins the same rOs erJy acquired Dy the said
s. Is. MOVE, from Jacob Fal st. as per act before
Jsmes Graisrh, notary public Sated June 70, 1853:
the whole betseea parallel lines, and he m azure.
T men,, IRE aecoEdi' p a pin ,alo made by
IN b. Off Q OF htodOre Gu oil, notary, as pan
No. 1856, and q copy in tn office Of James CT ahsn
mot ~, as pl- n No. 81. and according 10 pla 1
1879.
ne improvements consist of an elegant two
and ha story bricx residence. ont buildings,
cIB ern, etc
Terms snd Conditions one.third oasn aud the
balance in equal p,y ments at one, two, three and
fur Selrs, with eight pei cent per annum interest,"
and special mortgage, with vendors privilege,
rom day of sale I'M III aDte and transfer OF policy,
hye per ceNt Tor aJtOr evs fees in of suit.
a the usual Sc curity clauses; Ten Per cent TO b5
pad s8sh On he spot to bad The sale
Act of sale before james Fahey, no airy public at
lhs expsns. OF The purchaser, inc ud,ug h taxes
due and % lible in 1877. de9 II "a lt47l3
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SUCCESSION oF PHILIP pRuMM.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. :772s.

NO. S1IE9.
DY C. E. GIRARDEY, AUCT1eNREs-
- OMoe No. 81 Camp street--SATURDAY,
Charles Auction Exchange In the rotunda of the
st. Charles Hotel In this city will be sold at pub
lie auction, by virtue OF an order flom the Hon.
A. L. TissOt, judge of the second District Court
for the parish of Orleans dated the eighteenth OF
March, 1876, and rendered in the above entitled
succession, the following described property TO
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, situated in
the FlHt District OF this city, and in the squA
bounded by New Leyse, TcbOupitOulas, St James
and South Market streets. designR ed by the Nos
l. g. and S, on plan ~ L. Bic ger st In surveyor
dated the twrntitt tn of May 1857 and deposited 10
the once OF n }. Heey, auoti nter. Lot No. forms
the corner OF New Leyee and South Market streets
and measures Is feet inches lines front on New
Levse street, by depth, between patalel lines OF
81 feet front on South Market street; lot No. 2
adioins lot No. l. and measures Is feet incheG
lines front on New Lsyee street. by 81 feet
Ia depth, between parallel lines, The improve
ments gu each Of these two lots comprit e
threestOry brick stores and dwellings, eplebdIdly
built and specially adapted to the ship chandle ry
trade. Lots Nos 3, 4enl s1join each other and
are situated Immediately in the rear IT lots EOs l
and q lot No 3measuring 81 feet inC hi lines In
mont on South Market street, BY depth, between
parallel lines of So feet II inches and Is separated
by an alieyway, ct vide, from lOt4 Nos. and 2:
lots Nos aud measure each "a feet inches 6
lines front South Ma ket street by ID, pth, be,
tween paralltl lines, OF So feet IL inches The i'm.
pTovements on lots Nos 3, and 5 comprise three
two.story brick houses, kitchens. etc 1t ia known
as the "Fonbene' pop rtvI splendidly bpit and
arranged for stores and dwellings fronts the First
District shipping ana old market place and com
manding position for either business or msnufao
turing purposes.
Tsrms-one.third cash and balance at one and
two years credit for notes specially secured by
MORTGAGE on The property, bearing all the usual
clauses of eight ptr cent per annum interest ftom
the day of saie until fiLal payment, five per cent
attoro eys fess in the event of salt mpro Vements
to be kept insured Snd policy trans erred, and
the purchasers to assume payment Ofthe taxes for
1876, due and exgible over and above the price Of
adjudication.
Acts of sails at the expense of the purchaser
del3 Is % 30 j46 10
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sOCOhssI0N OF IBs LATE MRS. NJ ANF0Ux
DECEASED WIFE OF DR. o. AEFoUx
second District Court for the Parish of orlsans-
No. ss,ss4.

RT VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN
~ order o. s,le rem ersd January 3 1917, to me
directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled mR,ter, | will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Auetioneersf
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the second District of this
city, on TUESDAY, January 10, 1877 at twelve
O'Clock W., for HceOunt OF taii succession the fol.
lowing described property to wit
l. THE IN rIVlD b HALF OF A CLAIM OF DR..
oc'ave an oux sgainst the city OF new Orleans
for niuet e. thouBind SIX bui decd and seventy
dolars with five pr cent per anuum ia
teIest fsom about july. 1874, till paid being tor
services and treatment Of small PIX patients
raid cl aim is disputrd b. several persons pretend
ing TO have rights therein and forms the ohjee5 of
lit tton.
2. THB USDIvIDRD BALI OF CLAIM of Dr..
o. AufouI against the city If New Orleans Tor
three months rent Of hOspial at one hui drsd
dollars per mOath. vita interest, and al
mitted BY ordinances Nos 2T5l, 1856 and 1922 Ad
mlnistrati N series Of the CITY Council.
And on ths came dav, at half-Dast iOur O'Clock
P. NJ, at my wsrehou e. Nos. % and IS oIle7ns
s'Teet; teiween Roysl and Bourbon streets, In the
Second District of this city
Lof Or FURsITURB AND MovABLES, as
ptr Inventory which may be seen in my Office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Il HANDY
Js5 II 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of OrleanR
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DX 3. GuINAULT, ABOTIoNBKR-OFFIon
ID corner Of exchange alley and Bienvtlle street
SATURDAY. January n, 1871 at twelve O'clock
NJ, win be sold, St the Merchants and Auc-
tioneera' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
ana OustOmhouse streets, BY virtue OF Judgment
from the honorable the Second District court
for the parish Of Orleans. rendered and signed
/ A Tor oF GROUND situated in the Second
District Of this ctJ, iu the square cempr se9 with.
in Roys, ChariIes, IT. Philip ard Ursuliues eeta
measuring sc fe inches / liz % front on Roy 81
street, BY lo1 tett inches Z lines 10 dFpthi 70.
EetheF with 3 frame bnuse, No. 33s, having four
rOoms, back and irOnt galleries, two closets paved
q A LIT OF GROU ID, situsted In the same tlis
tTiet Of his city, IN the squ 70 bOunded By Conde
Lsvee, ursulnes and Hospital atests, said lit Of
ground forming the corner Of Hospital and Coade
Condo strest, 100 feet inches Ia dep h. and from
on Hospital ree' 100 iert inches lines In d. NH
s-ther With two tory brick hoase 81 avs TooSs
with veIanda fronting on both streets; a tEO
Story briek kitchen Of four rooms iolhsr b lex
with bA cony, larg7 blick shed used az q coal de-
pot, pave, yera ei.seTn gatsry ork. prVsf, etc
the same district Ct tnia city, in square bound
I'd BY Hoop til Barracks. ROYAL and Bourbon
streets, neA. uripg. N French MEASURE. 20 let
frons on Hospita street W 100 e Ct derp BE- tween
psIalel treA Together 18th all the buildings And
improvements tAersons No. 81.
a. he Nhole agreeAos 70 pans to 10 exhibited a
Tsrala- Ole-haif oa1h, asd the balance on 6
credit OF one year fnr Notes vivid d into coupons
secures BY mortA 70 on 81 d propzlty, with ven
doris hens With inler q at The rate OF eight rel
I cett per ounum nom date til D I'd. Ina nur
chescrs IS sad y cp ltY shall K - The bu fdin9l
oinesta shsufe4 aEsn the Iisks Of dre uaii
mai nygont Of aad notes, and transfer thI
wi siee y il stfa ~ e the q mes q said saeee
or 81 any iutl hsi helusrs Of said rot Aac IN cas-
q gu Tor rAa recovery Of Elld notes cr AM g
tntnl The pnrdnaa tlnll pay ia l1fa al Ils =
iufNtT 81 lsy a.oJ ~ tIee51 g s4f MS g.
It14rrl q 41la - which le0s etrli 411EI4 4
pr ct1t 81 TIE IrQlntrIE Ear
a |Na I|IHa 24|I.llIHI0 ana |.I0r1 -H||I| h 81
$50 saAift p ras1 81 nI VI a.
-IH 81 <N'I -.|II0 4|1|I |l|0 al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
BY 0. valeton.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MARAIs STREET.
SUCCESSION OF REINEeKE VS.. RoSALIB CRLLRs
AND p. REINRCKR. FOR A PARTITION.
Second DiHtrict Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 3gl3G

DY o. vAl4ETON, AUOTIoNKER-oFFIoR
- Nos 90 and IS Magazine ntreet.-sATUR-
DAY, January -, 1871, At twelve O'clock NJ, win
BE- sold 81 the Merchants and Auctioneers' Rx.
charge, on hoyal street Ia compliance 10 an order
from the Hoe. A. L. Tissot judge OF tho second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated No
vemher q, 1876, No. % i3l OF the docket Of said
court
TliB DWELLING HOrSR, situated in the Second
District OF this city. In the square bounded BY
Marais St Ann, bu maine aud Where streets. on q
feet inchte n depth tween TARA lei lines.
Terms and COnditione-One third cash. and the
balance AZ one years credit for notes So
cured By special mortgage and vendors privilege
bearing eight POI Gems per annum from day Of
sale until paid the building 10 be incurred, and
the policy transferred 10 thu vendor; i've per cent
attorney feee 80 case Of suit The taxes OF 1876,
payable Ia l8t7 TO BE- assumed BY the purchaser.
Tan per cent OF sriudlcati1n price to be paid Al
the moment OF he ssla
At Of sale b fore o. de Armas notary pablc
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No. 39,Oll.
RY O. X. GIRARDEY, AUCTIoNBRR-
II Once No. 81 Comp street. SATURDAY
January 49, 1876 at twelve O'clock H., at the St
Charles Auction Rxchange, in the rOtunda of the
ST. Charles Hotel, in this city. will be sold at pub
nc auf ton, BY aBd In pursuance of an order frnua
the Hon. A. TIss0t, judge OF the second Oistr ct
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated the
iWenty'e ghih Of November 1876, ard reonered in
the sbove eutltled succession, the following de-.
seIibed property, to wit
THAT NEWLY BUILT AVID COMFORTABLY
ARRANGED Pk4ME OUTAGE DWELLING, titu-
ated in tie Sec nj District OF his city a. la the
equare bounded by Dam lue, 81. Philip, Tonti o. d
hOcheolave streets. The property forms the
SOUTHWEST eotner OF st. Philip aud Tort streets
and mt assures 100 feet front rOuti street. bv 90
feet depth aud font on S.. Pollip street Toe
DWELL Is built retired from the stre, t. contains
hall 10 the c.n're, with three well GIFTED rooms
on each side, besides kiiohen and servant room,
detached ct sbl front aud side garden, large cs-
terts, etei between the Dumans snd Ureul mes
horse car line. in quiet AID respect able leigh.
Dorhood, renders the property most desirable
home.
Terms One third cash, balance at one and two
years II notes especially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien, bearing all the usual eausea Of
sale until final payment, Eve per cent attorneys
fees in event OF suit, policy of insurance t1ans
tsrred, and the purchaser 70 ASSURE payment OF
the taxes for the year 1876 due and exgbe in 1877
over the price of adjudication
Act Of sale before Amedee Ducatel, ESQ.,, notary
public, a. the expense of the purchaser.
def2 16 % 30isl3
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE coRERR PRoPRRTE In TIE FIRST
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF BIlzABErH ADDRRLY.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 81 ,ss4


RY O. z. GIRARDEY, AUCTToNKER-
~ Once No. 81 Camp street-SATURDAY Feb
ElRry 10, 1877, ct twelve O'clock IL ct the s
CharleR Auction Exchange. in the rotunda of the
" Charles Hotel Ia tbis city. will be sold at pub
hc auction by virtue Of and in pul of tudR-
meat from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of the Sec
ond District Court for the parish of OrIeRue en-
tered on the fourth Of December, 1876 and signed
on The eighth of December, 1876, end rendered in
the above entitled Eucoesaion, the fol owing des-
crtbed property. to wit
CkRTALN Lot OF GROUND situated IN the
FIRST District OF this city, In the squsre formed by
Ieip ichore. Liberty Benton (now Frankin) ard
Melpomene st eeis; said lot forms the 90 ner af
Lioeriy End TerpsichOre streets, and meaAu es 80
ieet front on Liberty str. et by depth ard front
on Terpechors street of l25 feet between paral Ell
lines, tog Their with all the built Jugs and improve
ments thereon, rights, ways and seryitadts there.
unto belonging
Terms One third cash on the spot balance al
one a two wears credit, for notes ptcislly te.
cured by mortgage and vene OTIS lie1, bearing all
the usua cl tuses of eight per cent per annun in.
teri 81 nom day Of eals until fin aymeut tOheT
OF insurance transferred, and The purchaser 10 as
sumo paymenr of n the taxes Tor 1875, payable in
1876, over the prce of Indication, aid the State
tax for 1876 payable in 1877.
Act OF sails before W. ]. Castei Beq notary
publtc ~ ire purchasers expense.
ta7 70 2027f310
ANRwLY BUILT COTTAGE DWELLING, WITH
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bv D. q. 0irardav.
srocks Asp M0vABLE nrpEcrs.
second DI.tFioI Court - the 1aTl.A Of orlaAa.

Second District Court for the Pariah Of 0rleans--
DY q, II. GIRARDkYs AuOTI0NBER-
- once so. 81 Camp streeL--IHO S6DAf 5anu'
airy II, 1877, - twelve o'olo5k H., at tho
lie suction " and In pursuance Of an order front
sue Hon A 7. fisaot. iadge os the second District
Court for the pafiAh Of Orleans. dated December
q, 1875 and 10 dered in tnr above enti4l9d exc.
cess on me following deafripe1 1eeurIiics eic =
the 4 pe inaerance Company, o. Now Olloala.
ElQ9 ench
y Two 6aAlGs o. ms cAFfT4L STOCK o|
no g. Acr'f lIot Association, IS rs aAtl.
tllo. Ht 4, NIi-
THF LCT1II1 Is 1FaeTH. UsF ARD FaFr.t r
tuANfIlHN 0e1t1|ar ~ j. Is 4 Ta|iiNT lnti-1 q
I1terr1H eI 1ois f''I As.' lHs &|14es..
41rD1- fl' f 1881
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COTTAGE HOUSE, on HowAaD sTREET.
second Diairict Court tor the Pa1iah OF orleanu-
No 1851

RX o. vALETON, AUcr0NzER- 0EFgoE
~ Nos. 90 ana IS Maaazne aI1eet.-H n.
DAY, aanua'y y ie77 st twelve u'clck r. Wa
b sold &C the Merchants and Arrli sI4I 7 +
hzchA iae 4 Yal 'tftoE q eonpll4Noa td
"a rom ia Hon Ei.sht| I14d q
the second pstfief Con K he = ~ ~ of
arafs dnrd snhl1 81 4.IE hc S. Ua II ~.
80, ket 81 aatA tuusi--
a I.hHrIIH LnI en- GROUND zffn1|tsIn IA.
tlr.I HI1Irct IL H'I 0|.1 % tIlc a0ua71 fdra1 {
- tfss NI$sf 4#R 4 kAArl# nneAs atas
lnl l..s U e XII Ho1s In H1Nt talI -
81 aN4 ttIe 80 rIl0iI I7to fHftIIs
eIH .I.-. ANl
W rNf1N tI 1
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