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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
Cheap Real Estate.

Rsal estate IN CJle county Is certainly
down TO bed rock prices. See the following
from he Tribune OF the 1851 INST;
'Fho bankrupt eslate OF Leyi Dixon,
known as the Dixon Farm" situated seven
miles from THE city, was yesterday sold
under the hammer BY Mack J. Leaning,
assignee, Al. j. Showers being tho auction
eer. The prices which the various tracts sold
we're remarkably low; so much so, indeed,
that tho sale msy we'll be regarded as a
sacrifice. The following are the tracts sold.
the name OF tho purchasers and prices paid:
Geo. D.stlef, 50 acres, at $G,76 per acre.
Charles Sten,ges, % acres, at s. per acre.
Frank DistIsr, 40 acres, 81 per acre.
VS. Freshsur, ID acres. 50 30 per acre,
Fret National Bank, 20 nccas, a. Sc Is;
1904 acres AZ s. so l45 acres at Sli 10, 359 in
Jefferson City, 81.
Jos. Marshall 100 acres, $6,a5 per acre.
IL acres At S2,a5 per acre; 40 acres a. s 80
per acre; q acres a, $l,Q0 per aar0.
II. Clay Ewing, lGS 62.loo acres, at So
per acre; IL acres, all for 81.
Interest Of creditors in Homestead estate
sold TO Judge Fowler for s 40.
Undivided oue-rhird interest in 50 acres
70 w. Stevens.
Two acre., Eureka Mines, to Judge Fow'
Ter, for 81"
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Last Friday o man with 3 fire e%xsinguisher
came to grief. Hs erected a house on the
south side Of the railroad, aud notified the
people, by band bills, that he intended to set
the house on fire and when we'll uadeF way
burning, he would exiingaish the fire. Quite
a crowd was out 70 see the performance. The
house was fired, and the %s1liDguisher was
applied. But that house burned down. The
next day he built another houas and called
the Inhabitants together aeain. He Was par
tieular this time to have AL the air excluded
from the building. He was successful this
time.-Lebanon Rusiic.
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inspectors TO yiait the prison once In each
month during the year; the bill passed the
Hoyso on Saturday morniag, It now gosa to
the Senate aud tho question is will II passi
The discussion on the bill has cost the tax
payers near $1,000 already and before II Is
through tho Senate will likely cost 40 equal
amount; wo do not see from Il, that the peo-
Pile OF tho state will be benefited any Ii the
least.
The committees on REVISION are husily en-.
gagged revising the laws, and BY the 10Th Of
may will have the work completed ready 70
adjourn sIre.dle. From a general expression
Of the people and many honest legislators,
The present Assembly is the poorest set OF
representation thst have ever mot 70 make
laws since Missouri esbeen a stats. II there
was an amendment 20 the consultation euh-
mitted to the people; authorizing the Gov
ernor 20 prc-rogue the Legislature, on the
application of tue county courts, represent-
ing two thirds ct tho popular vote 81 the
state; u might meet with success 10 its sdop-
ton, and hold u reign over demagogs who
90 TO tho legislature for npothef purpose
but TO look after slush aud grind some politi-
cal tspirsuts axe. AT All events when a
member should 80 forget the inseroat OF bis
constituents and spend'his time for personal
gain or political demogogery he would know
that there vas y power ~ home who could
in a few days time have him returned TO hs
corstituents, on a dsmanu TO the executive.
We witnessed the city election ia JeGorson
City last week: the greatest. excitement wac
over the Office Of mayorality; politics did not
seem to cut any figure IN the contests; DR..
Davidson an old citiyen o, 40 years standing,
one OF tho largest taxpayers and lilo long
democrat was elected by $50 majority over
Beckers who has been a cisisen Tor OILY u
iow years; all passed OF quietly exoeV! a
small iracus caused by bad whisky.
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fspeeial Dlspatch 70 the Kansas CllY Tlmes. !
Hon. a. NJ. I.nx.

We find the following in regard 70 hon.
A. NJ. Lay, our Congressman, in the Wash.
ington correspondence Of the Boston Post:
Tho invalid. Alfred n. Lay. Of Missouri, who
com on at the rick OF his life from the Hot
Springs, OF Arkansas, where be was being
treated for paralysis, having been struck
down while speaking during tho campaign, a
victim to his zeal in the cause, occupied one
OF the front seats, looking almost like a ghost
OF himself. He Is IN intellectual looking
man, just in the prime Of life: OF nervous teni-
rerment and wiry form. He has an oval
face, dark eyes, dark hair, we'll streaked with
gray, and ,Fon gray moustaohe and gostee,
he 10 : man OF brilliant talents and, II he re
c0yers bis health, will be a succassin the
House. We ma@ say in this connection that
Mr., Lay is improving rapidly az the Springs,
and that he will soon DO ready to 60 TO work
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Many OF the property holders and business
men It Jsff-rsoa City are beg ning to see the
injurious effect otthe building Of The s.. W,
h, Il. or any other branch rsilroa1 from the
Capitol, would DO 70 them, from the effect
the Boonviile s. Lexington branch K. r. has
had on them;those branch roads have virtually
killed the business aud largely deprecated
the 7gluo Of real estate 10 those ,owns. Along
these branch roads lgere are stations eYerg
Eve miles at which merchants purcasgs sll
surplus produce, grain and marketing Of the
farmers and ship directly TO S.. LOUIS or
Chicago, v~irtuBlly stripping the couuty seats
huf a targe scope of country trade. that should
be concentrated a. the county seats by coed
gravel ;oads it woull be iriiaately better
for the farmer, he could haul four times the
amount with his tesu, 20 tw enty miles easier
for himself and team on a good gravel road
than five miles through the mud up and dowo
steep grades as nature has msda. Besides al
this; be would save this heavy r. Il. t4x and
tariff on bis produce. The building up o! a
county seat gives prosperity 10 all within
such county.
Capt. Louis Lohmsn has a steamer, built
entirely OF Norway pine, for Usage river; to
make .,i-wsekly trips from Tu.cpmsis to
Usage City. She Is SO feet in length, eight
feet beam; propelled by steam upright boiler;
draws seven inches water with machinery on
board; will carry nothing hut passengers and
U. S. Mail; will bsYe q barge for freight.
Capt. L.. informs as his boat will DO here BY
the 2Oth inst.
Capt. Geo. w. Story, is now putting the
machinery on his new Steamer Enterprise
built at Jefferson City for the Usage river,
10 ply between OtesolA and 0 sagecny;'s she Is
20 fee.in length by IL feet beam, will draw
] ak inches water without freight, modelled
Ike tho Emma, She viii be up about the
25th OF this month. Her officers viii be
Capt, G. w. Story; Pilot, John Woods; En-
gineer, E. d. Stoner; Mate, Cbas. Morgan;
Cook, Johr Patton Csnown as BrldgeD.
The Steamers p. z. Chsppell, Geo.
sprangler, and Aggy are visiting Tor water
Flo transport r II. ties out Of osago river. In
Ia short tine ghere will bs six or eieh. steam,
ere plying on Usage waters; our country /,
On the advance; We want immigration; come
81 ye weary travellers With your capital and
kbor 70 Usage Valley there is room for all.
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aMomathlr,m Thin,,

It not our custom to notice SYNONYMOUS
acashlAfe IN dirty sheets edited BY Pnafiseea-
cal bqAips; but there appears s"vox Populir
, aFinx The ear marks Of the editor OF the
nSpef hnder the bill, in which he holds TO the
90 a Aee "a lie well stuck to is as good as
he thtA."
TIC fays, "the Banner says the county
roett ensidered tho bid OF The vindieaior
srfepfAN0le." The Banner never uttered
sueb ithxnAee for the reason vindleator had
90 U Def re the court. He asks, 'fwhy
does BASsER not give tho nsmea OF these
respo bahle gentlemen.u We had thought
ltqq m4lsnnder tho hill had littio sense, but
~ 2 Hfto ask such a question evidences he
poL There Is the public record for him
pect without troubling the BANNER TO
bin by the nose aud lead him up ard
fhe endorsers. Also, there Is another
cf public record, q certain man bor-
~. OF the peoples money over $500 some
ago; and now owss net only the prircl.
bat over 500 interest Rs S per cent.
nen end his securities responsiblei
heA v government mue with
Afh aO0ut pFOmitPs 10 tue ptu-
pie md court house rings.
was a par. Of the job by the ring foro-
pf1Ained from the time the BANNER was frst
forcetved, with father Abraham az its head
the one thsl commanded . squad
Of sniggers' during the war" The first part
above IL n miserable falsehooi. a. 60
5iny ring existing il Is imaginary; except the
Triangular ring Under the hill issaeing three
Instinct papers under tile same root, repre-
teniing three distinct vocations, religion,
politics and obseenity. AS to our commands
teg Il 'niggerP squad, We will say there was
Hot 9 colored soldier IN the service but who
kad more patriotic blood in HE little finger
pan "Vox POpulp' and his thrss sdjuncls
base in their whole bodies. The colored men
feyer took refuge 70 the hospital pretending
Il Q be sick IN time OF DANCE; nor under u
brush ple IN the shade tuning their voices
TO sing while their wives fired the brush;
only moeing whom the Grey 1ames
scorched the sest Of their unexpresssbles.
"The dead man and the other badly Grip.
pled' have had some life or they could no.
die; "Vox Popull" never had any life, ;here-
tore be is not capable OF dying, being com
posed OF tho eXudauons OF q foul Incubus;
trying to fasten him self on a great psrty OF
the country aud mixing religion, pohtica aud
inadelity IN one pot,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

The e~leYsnIn OF april lie "Arbor DAY
Kansas, . day set apart by common consehI
and particularly by recommendation oflhs
State Historical Society for the PLAINTIFF 81
shade, ornamental and fruit trees throue
out the State. At Topeka the peopleth ID
out en- mass for the decoration of their III.
Yate lots, the public streets, and the Caphoi
grounds. The s~ehooLhouse yards sl oyer
the State receive the same ornamentAtssn,
osch scholar bringing = tree or shruh "a a
contribution to the general etfec,, the plsdt-
lag being done under thu superintendent OF
tho district boards. This pleasant snnua
custom, generally observed througout tue
State, win soon clothe the wi and Villages
es Of Kansas with the picturesque growthe o,
the most favored rural la~pdseaRs,-K. c.
Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
cYCLoPEpIA OF LIrERAruRE.

A list OF the celebrated authors whose lives
enc writings are represented ip volume 3 OF
lhe rev ACME edition OF Chambers Cycle
pedia OF Eugl;sh Literature, j0st received, is
certainly very attractive To suy person ofiine
literary taste. Fox. Penn, Baxter, Buuyan,
Loeke, Newton, Browne, Haze, Walton,
Dryden, Tethble, Evelyn. PehJs, Butler,
Addison, swift, Pope, Btmssy, Cibbet,
Steele, BERKELEY, DeiOe, and E~OiIbRbroke,
arc a lew OF the brilliant stars which bright
en tho 4l6 psges. .It will bring gladuess to
many = scholars besrt,p says th0 Times, OF
Pni|sheiphia, 40 fad that tnis truly admir-
abe word has been brought within the range
OF shallow pockets" Eight such volumes,
beHutiiuily printed, and oiegsntiy bound In
cloth, Tor only 500, or by the siagle volume
Tor g cents, post pad, IS Uegiaiu!y u uaryel
of cheGpEess, and enou,d establish an lnvatia-
Bile reputation for the publisher, II u can not
mage their fcrtGne. Already they rapport q
ssls OF nearly 5000 volumes. II ought 70
be- IN every nb4ary and homo "a the land.
Specimen pages and iuli particulars ss 70
various styles OF binding, terms 10 clubs,
ETC, will be seut Tree on request By tho pub-
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Beekunan street, New YORK. Ttc work Is
sold only 10 subscribers direct, and the pres-
ems wonderfully low rates are o1afed only 10
early purchasers.
Foiumfs of tho work can be seen At the
/ oficp OF iIis paper, and tuo55 WHO desire MAY
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wHrdeG,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Upon tho solicltatlon Of many rioters IN
different portions Of this Judicial Circuit. /
hereby announce myself an Independent
candidate for election to the Office Of Circuit
Judge Of tho First judicial Circuit OF No.
~(unexpired term). Subject to the viii Of the
people as may be expressed by their votes ct
the special election to be holden the 9th day
Of May next. Respectfully,
4. NJ. RICE.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

Monday 3lst March, passing from the cap
'iol OF Miller county 80 that OF the great
tate OF Missouri, the country bore tho APP
bestAhoe OF spring lime coming, buds and
sossoms were potiing forth their annual
prduc, grass aud vegetation shooting up on
10 southern slopes-Farmers busliy engaged
oRing oats, breaking corn land, clearing and
cling now lands, everything had the ap.
hranoe Of go-ahead-itiYeness along the
sare besFser the aforesaid great capitols;
y former in the center Of the vast Usage
f4tey, on the Usage river, the lstter on the
Seven hills" overlooking the majestic Niles.
lonfi.
We we're Ia daily attendance at the capital
ieF ten days, witnessing the proceedings Of
tie Gen'l Assembly, the mos. exciting subject
Lass week before the legislature seemed to be
tho p%enilentiary bill, speaker Belch lead in
is advocacy; the member from Msrion 90
opposed and defended the administration 10
The present system The main features OF
the present bin 50 20 prevent the working
c%onviets outside the walls and the appoint
ment ofthree inspectors, ous to reside 81 the
capital apd the other two eS ether points Ia
the State, with salary Of $500 per year with
pllage travelling to and from the prison, the
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

The people at VIeksburg, Miss, are calling
for the colored people who have emigrated
TO Kansas to CONS back, as Will be seen by
the following dispatch;
"CoME BACK"
Especial Dispatch to toe Kansas City Times. !
Vicksburg, Miss, April l2.-Gentlemen OF
undoubted financial standing and respectable.
ity, authorize mi to state and request YOU
to publish, that all des.ltute colored people,
In Wysnlot.e aud your city, who wish 10
come back, Will have iheir fares paid and all
their rigats, political and civil, will be guar.
anteed to them. j. w. CAMPBELL,
Editor Commercial.
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TO the People Of Miller County.

have opened a LCMRER YARD N the
toFn of Upton, Monitsag County, aud shall
keep constantly on hand the very best of
Lumber, and guarantee that l will sell same
to you Cheaper thAn the same eau be bought
at any point 10 Central Missouri. Persons
contemplating building will End It to their
interest TO call and get my price, before ppr-
chasing elsewhere. II you don't believe me
ask you neighbOrs.
Yard on Morgan g., South OF Bank Of
Upton. W. +. HOWARD.
1877.
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Very respectfully,
JAMES A. SPURL0CK.

TAE ofder of The Privs Council OF Great
Britain restricting the Importation Of cattle,
and requiring them eli to be slaughtered i'm
medistely on landing, has been practically
modified In favor OF the Importer. This or.
der had the effect OF almost destroying the
American trade, and has caused a general
Dissatisfaction In England and Scotland.
fac original order is pronounced a blunder,
q there existed no such prevalence OF the
pleuro-pneumonia amongst American cattle
as would warrant It. A few Interested par-
ties magnaled the slight appearance of colds.
otc, Incident TO a loEg sea voyage into symp.
toms OF a more serious character, and caused
u panic ampnssi tho English g~rszIers, and
hsnee the premature order In Council. A
careful examination In the United States and
Canada WAS satisfactorily shown that The
Pleuro-pneumonla doSs not existas an eplJem.
10 10 either c%ountry, and thrt the cattle are
remarkably fec from any infectious disease.
Tpe British journals are worry generally con-
demniag the order as premature and unwar.
ranied by the fasts. 1t has been deanItely
settled ~ fhs best veterinary surgeons In
London and E1inburg that Whist the Chief la.
spscser ter the Privs Council csrliaed to be
pleuro pneumonia wal not thai disease at all,
bat simply bronchitis or catarra, brought on
by the exposure In transportatlgp. Il Is
quite probable that the entire otdeG 80 In
lprians to American Interests, viii soon be
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FOR CONSUMPFION

All Diseases that Lead to It, such as Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and All Diseases OF
the Lungs. Cured BY
Aliens Lung Balsam.
Has become known aud appreciated In every
town and yillsge throughout the United
STAGES and Dominion OF Oansda. Hundreds
Of thousands OF bottles are annually sold; and
thousands Of witnesses testify 10 its upequaid
power ia healing II Is recommended for.
IL is harmless 70 the most deleeate child.
II tains no opium in any form.
Directions accompany each bottle.
II Is sold by medicine dealers generally, 2
R4
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

Treasurer Gates hss fled a new bond with
the Governor, With Calvin f. Burnes. Alex
Yonng, John ]. DAILY, Q. Price, VIM. Carter,
y. H. Crawford, Hugh l.. Fox. ThOs. Thor
oughman, J.R. FarrAr. Fielding Burnes. G..
II. Lamar, Tennessee Mathews as securities,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

The undersigned has lost a black mare s
wears old, about III hands high. white left
hind foot, harness MARIE, and shod all round.
Anybody who will take her up andinform
me, Will be paid Tor their trouble and expan-
ses. NV Z. o. address 10 Jefferson Ciiy. Mo.
BERRM WALrERs
ApFilz ~. 1ltf
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The Kansas CITY Times thinks the negro
exodus TO Kansas from the South is probably
bringing with j. the germs OF yellow fever.
such may DO the cause Of an outbreak of the
tesrihle epidemic 10 Kansns next summer.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

John Hsunsy Of tho Versailles Gazette
bss returned from washington, looking quite
well.
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THE
AIpIae Silver Mining Company.
OF Colorado,
Capital S2 900 900. 100000 Shares,
PAR VALnE. R1n PER SHARE.


Capital .s2 900 900. 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
UEAssEssIBLE YULL PSiy.
Daniel J.Splaine, Pres. J.L.Tbompson, Soc.
OHhce,-6l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The properly of this Company consists Of
twelve mines and mining locations, located
In Lake County, Colorado, In the vicinity OF
Loadyille, upon oil ol which extensive work
has boon done, In all cases exhibiting true
nssure veins good pay sgesk, aud well de-
lined lodes.
Two OF the leading mines are well opened
up aud have az the lowest computation over
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF ORE IN
SIGHT. The Railroad now under eonstruc-
ton will soon DO within q short distance Of
this property.
The company proposes to sell a portion OF
Its stock at St.50 per share for the purpose
OF more completely developing Its mines,
and Tor the erection Of works for the treat
MEET offs ores.
Application for the stock may be made to
the office OF the Company, Gl Broadway,
New York.
N. B.-The Mining Record, Of New York,
the highest mining authority 10 this country.
says Feb. lsi 1879. Tho principal owners
In this company are hard working men who
by their own labor have uncovered Ia rye
bodies OF ore which they now wish to ex-
tract and send TO market. Our readsrs Will
do we'll 20 mako Il venture with these worthy
men, their money will probably be returned
TO them twenty fold Tno business IN aps
ngement has been placed 10 the care OF Mr..
j. l.. ThOmps0n, an officer Of high stand ing
In one OF tho lsfgest and best banks In tne
city. A prospectus glving full particulars
sent FREQ, on application 70 the Seere.Ary.
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SsO2,llA0S
OFFIOERs,

OFFIOERs;
GEO, T, CRAM, PESsrDEE3.
S. II. DODD. V.-P. JAS. NEWMAN, SEQ.
w. II. PULSIFER, CaAS. BRANCH,
Treas. Asst Sec.
DIRECTORS:
s NJ. DoDD, Go. T. GRAZ, JNo. VAIL,
Geo A. Madill, Jss. Newman, Dave Roriek,
s Il. Gilbsrr, GO. Carpenter, II. i. Ingersoli,
q. l.. Joy, j L. Stephens, Jno. l.. Blair, )
w. III. Pulsiier.
j.. NJ. HARDY, Agent.
California, Nc.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

David Roaeg OF JEFF: City has the appoint
ment Of clerkship a, Washington, Ia the place
Of J0bn Hauusyaof NAnattaSG4a -
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

Lunstic Asylum No. ? was located at st.
Joe on the evening Of 1Ith inst.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-17

A. J. Shockly. keeps Hardware, ] ron,
Steel, Stoves, Tinware, Sc, a, the lowest
pr.ees. Csll and see him.
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MODERN

Y is not generally known that the late
John Stuart MIL, perhaps the ablest OF mod
srn writer's on political md social science.
commenced In the year 1859 a book on social.
ism, which, If IL had b9eu completed, would
probably have been recognized as the great.
ost OF his works. Manuscript chapters Of the
incomplete work have recently been brought
TO light, and arc found 20 nearly complete 10
themselves, aud SO ably to discuss question.
now most prominent ia the public thought,
that aLondon Review, and also The Library
Magazine of New York are publishing them.
Ihsy are announced to spp9af In book form
-
II will be eern from the card below thu,
the Hon. J. A. 5purlock Of Yersailleo de.
clines being a candidate for judgaship in this
district. Ar. g.. is n gentleman Of lne ability
and possesses oil the qualifications TO make z
1tst class judge; being . near neighbor in
tho rural district and the author OF a treaties
on the exemption laws OF No., gives him an
Intimate acquaintance with all the municipsl
officers 10 tho district; which would have
secured MIN q large support for Judgeship.
VERSAILLES no, April Och, 1879.
Tothe Editor Of tho TRIBUNE:
DEAR SIRi--I withdraw my announcement
Ns a candidate for the Office OF Judge Of tho
First Judicial Circuit. The letter Containing
the announcement was sent TO your office by
mistake. l deem II extremely impolitic that
should be q candidate under tie present
circumstances, and beaides, | do not desire
oniee at present,
Very respectfully,
JAMES A. SPURL0CK.
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American Central
INSURANCE. 60.
st. Louis.
FIFTIETH FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
January lst, 1879.
SCHEDULE OF ASSETS:

ponns( United States, S2a8. 900
noNDo Missouri State Ana, $50 $TsB 5000
Cash In Bank OF Commerce,
ST. Louis, 2I47S.4t
Cash in Company's Office, 1892 y
Balance in hands OF Agents, 80 GG2 90