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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Thea.er- Matinee and Evening,
Schiller Lodge. l. O. o. F.-Sunda., afternoon.
Wood and coal-Sealed proposals asked.
Pioneers and their faIniies-Ilhis evening.
Hon. j. l. York-sunday evening, Turner Hall
Attention, fioueezs--7s hight
Fancy card collstters-See ad
Notice-Astn1 mining stock for sale,
Card-Eussars
Card OF thanks-Maria NJ. and A. A Cook
Sacramento Swimming Bsths-lo24 street.
Propessls for transportation.
Seventh annual masque ball.
Change of partnership
Condition OF National Bank Of D. O. Mills Co.
A. o. U. W his evening.
Hobby & Ellsworth-Sl7 street
hiss L. J. Kellogg -el0 X street
Auctions.
sherturu & Smith-Wednesday March 29th
Bell & co.-To day. at 9le street.
Business Adyey tisements.
Mechanics store-Two novelties
Hzlt Bitters
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Christian Chapel.

Eighth street, between N and O. Preaching at II
A NJ and P. NJ. by Elder g. II. Kinkade of Oal.-
land. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ Seats free. All
are invited
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Ninth street, between and MA J. Frost D. D,
pastor, will preach at 10:45 A. N. and 1880 P. NJ
Morning subject: 1.-The Two Natures" Evening
subject "Caution and Comfort to the Tempted -
a sermon to young men. Mrs. Lanphere will sing
solo at the evening service. Biblereading Tuesday
evening at 7:30
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Calvary Baptist Church,

street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth Rev. J.
@. A. Henry, pastor. Preaching at 1o45 A. M. and
7:S0 P. NJ. Morning subject: Spiritual Dec'en-
sion" In the evening the sermon will be the tenth
in the series Hours with Jesus" Subject
Our Saving knowledge of Him." The ordnance
OF baptism Scripturally administered in the even
ing. You are cordially invited to attend these
services
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A STRONG friend of st. Jacobs Oh is Fl. T.
Duncan. E.q., of the Lexington Ky Press.
He says: A short time since St. Jacobs OIL
was prescribed in my own family by reeu-
lar physician, and it was used with the most
satisfactory results, as usual,
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Gents shirts, neckties, hosiery. cuffs and
collars are greatly reduced at the Red House,
and any one in want of them should not fail
to see them
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The HOUSE that employs only competent
Shoe House of Lewis Bros, All j street.
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The house that makes money by selling 8
quantity of good boots and shoes CHEAP
Lewis Brss., All J street.
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LIBERAL LEcrURs-Dr. j. H. York speaks
at Turner Hall Sunday night on Supsrsti-
tiou.- All are invited.
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THE house that deals exclusively 10 boots
aud shoes The Leading Shoe House OF Lewis
Bros, All j street.
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Conversational Church,

Sixth street, between and 1.-THE pastor, Rev. Il
E. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning. Sub.
ject The Real Issue in the Sabbath Question"
In the evening. Rev. J. @. Hale, on Defiling the
Temple Of God" Praise service, with orchestra,
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THE house that knows how to keep trsde
when it gets 1.-THE great One-price ssse
House of Lewis Bros All j street.
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St, PauPs Episcopal Church.

Eighth street, between / and J-Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis, officiating rector. Divine at IL A. M.
Sunday-school at 1870 P. NJ. Lenten services
Morning Prayer and Lecture at II A. NJ. Wednesday,
and Evening Prayer and Lecture at 7:3o P. N.
Friday.
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PoULgRy.-We received last evening
large invoice of corn-fed turkeys, chickens,
ducks and geese. The finest lot of poultry
that ever came to this market. ID. DeBer-
nardi A. Co. 30S and $40 K street.
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The house that sells boots and shoes cheap,
and only those that they know Will g7Is sat
isfaction-Lewis Bros. All j street.
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IryAErs' kid, one-strap sandals, hand
seved. no heels, with rosettes, FOR 40 cents, at
Red House.
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THE HOUSE that gives only good fits or no
sale. The Leading Shoe House. Al j street,
Lewis Bros.
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Ex.,sYsR your friends hat, and see the
,ri meH martsd in plain figures frem the Red
House.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church,
First Baptist Church,

Sixth street. corner Of 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. H.
Rice will preach on Sabbath at 10:45 A. NJ and 7:30
P. NJ. Evening subject: Preparation for Christ's
Second Coming" Ali are welcome.
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The house that has but ono price: Lewis
Bros, All J street.
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THE house that has no opposition, from the
fact that others cannot compete with their
low prices-the leading Shoe House, AL j
street
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TIE house that sells ladies' kid, button
boots, at 81 30: Lewis Bros. Al j street.
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United Brethren In Christ,
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal church.

Corner Fourteenth and streets-Rev. Fl. J..
Becker, pastor. Preaching at II A. NJ a, 7 p. M.
Morning subject: 1.-THE Prayer Faith" Evening
:" The Sabbath Question"
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The house that believes in the segregation
of lines of trade-Lewis Bros., AL street.
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Between and L, Rev. T. S. Dunn, pastor
Morning "David's Soliloquy." Evening service
begins at o'clock, with service of song fifteen
minutes before. Subject: "Shirks." Sunday
school nj
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THE house that marks its goods in plain
fgures-Lewis Bros, All J street.
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FARM RS,
Stop and ThinkT

no YOU WISH To MANI Uh SAY y NIUNEI
~ You can buy GRAIN MILL which will grind
all your feed, with wind or horse power, for Ono
Hundred and Twenty five Dollars. 1t can be oper-
ated with man power, and do reasonable amount
of work. 1t grinds rolls the barley corn,
crushing it into fine meal if so desired, or simply
crack it. This cannot be done with the stone or
roller for the grinds but cannot roll, and the
other rolls but cannot grind hut my mill does BOTH
either grinding rolling. The prices range from
One Hundred to Three Hundred Dollars The small
size mill will grind any amount from ton to
twenty tons in twenty-four hours, according to the
power applied and the larger will go sixty tons per
day. Total weight of small mill, 175 pounds Of
large mill, 575 pounds Address VIM. C. STILES,
Sacramento, Cal m17-2p1m
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THE only house that haifsoles and heels
msn's boots and shoes for so cents per pair
Lewis Bros, All j street.
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Y. M. C. A.

Hall and reading rooms, 800 street, between Third
and Fourth-Gospel service at 3 p. NJ. tomorrow
conducted by Rev. Carroll II. Davis. Sunday
school lesson STUDY at 73o this evening. MONDAY
prayer-meeting every day next week. All are
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THE house that gives no credit-Lewis
Bros, ALL j street.
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THE house that half soles ladies' shoes for
so cents-Lewis Bros, Ali j street, between
Fourth and Fifth
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TAI MATTERS.
The Railroad Contested Tax Cases Dis
posed of On Compromise.

District Attorney Buckley appeared before
the Beard of Supervisors yesterday and
statsd that he had brought suits against
various railroads pursuant to orders OF the
Board, to recover delinquent taxes for 1880
and 1SS1-such delinquency being upon road
bed, rolling stock, franchise, ETC., and not
affecting the stations, shops or other personal
property. That yesterday being within the
FIVE days allowed by law the COM
panies had served on him an
offer to allow Judgment for costs to be taken
against the companies and for about 20 per
cent. of the amount sued for, the companies
claiming that the State Board of Equaliza-
ton had assessed the mileage, etc, of the
road at an exorbitant figure. he asked from
the Board instruction as to whether TO accept
or reject the offer. The amounts sued Tor
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A STRONG friend of st. Jacobs OIL is Fl. T.
Duncan. E.q., of the Lexington Ky Press.
He says: A short time since St. Jacobs Oh
was prescribed in my own family by reeu-
lar physician, and it was used with the most
satisfactory results, as usual
THE house that has no opposition, from the
fact that others cannot compete with their
low prices-the Leading Shoe House, AL j
street.
THE house that marks its goods in plain
fgures-Lewis Bros, All j street.
THE only house that half-soles and heels
men's boots and shoes for so cents per pair
Lewis Bros, All j street.
THE house that half -soles ladies' shoes for
80 cents-Lswis Bros, All j street, between
Fourth and Fifth.
The Red House whole-stock brogans, for
81 50. for heavy wear. have no equal.
SEE the spring suits selling ct Red House
frorn 81 80 to S12.
THE HOUSE that studies to please. Lewis
Bros; All j street.
ONCE customer of the Leading Shoe
House, always one. Lewis Bros., Ali j
street.
THE HOUSE that buys for cash. Lewis
Bros, AL j street.
THE HOUSE that will never be undersold.
Lewis Bros, All j street.
The house whose goods for quantity,
quality, low prices and durability has no
eousl: Lewis Bros All ] street
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TIE house that will continue to sell good
boots and shoes, at prices that astonish all,
both great and small The great One-pr
Shoe House of Lewis Bros, ALL street.
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THE house that is determined to add to its
already immense trade-Lewis Bros, the
Leading Shoe House, All street.
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kingsley Chapel, NJ. E. Church,
Evangelical Church,

Eleventh street, between Il and I-Rev. Davi
Deal, pastor. Preaching at 1045 A. NJ and 1880 P.
Praise service at r. NJ. Sunday school at 1874
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TEE house that has demonstrated to the
people Of Sacramento that one can do much
better when in need of boots and shoes, to go
to regular shoe house such as Lewis Bros,
All j street.
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Eighth street, between and X (Firemen's HalD
Rev. H. W. Axthelm, pastor, will preach to morrow
morning in German at II o'clock, and at 1880 p NJ
Sunday school at 10 A. N. Seats free. All are in
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SURpEIsK PARTT.-A surprise party was
given last evening in honor of Miss Rosen-
weig by her many friends: The party was
largely attended and all hsd jolly time.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
NJ. E. Church South,

Seventh street, between J and K-Rev. T. H. b.
Anderson, d. D., pastor. Services at II A. M. and
7:30 T. NJ, conducted by Rev. W. II. Layson Sub
jects-morning The Parable of the Sewer.
Evening "The Living Word" Seats free. Stran
gers visiting the ctyare cordially invited. Come
let us worship let us bow before the Lord"
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BrRrHDAY PARTY.-Last evening birth
dav sarprise party was rendered TO George
II Francis at Pioneer Han. A very large
attendance and good time was the result.
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The Red House whole-stock brogans, for
81 50, for heavy wear, have no equal
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
rom Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, agent
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The bright warm sun of the past few days
announces the near approach of summer.
Shade hats are in great demand. All the
newest styles in the market, together with
the very latest in shapes for dress hats or bon
nets, in stock at the new Millinery Parlors
of the Red House.
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Giants de Suede and Bernhardt gloves continue as
popular ever, and not likely to be set aside
very soon, as they the most comfortable grace
full and becoming hand-covering ever yet invented.
In the place OF kid gloves OF this style, for warm
Isle thread, called the Jersey" gloves which are
destined to be immensely popular, coming in ali the
street shades of dark green old gold, brown bronzs
ecru and black, and In delicate evening shades OF
every known tint.
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An.dor Rrancb 1850 .... s., 593 so
Amador Branch 1881 1894 60
Sanramento and Pisrery,lle. 1850. 4,298 SO
Sscramento and pIaceryille' lSsl....... $40 50
California Pacific, 1880. iu4 VI
California Pacific, 1851 ddO 20
Central Pacific Railroad, 1887. !0sU0 II
Central Pacific Railroad, 1881. .......' l''o99 %
Total S44.572 30
The amount for which the otfsr to allow
Judgment to be taken for was:
c,1ifornia Pacific ................ s13S o3
Central Pacific Railroad. ..........-. l6,alZ 10
Sacramento and Placerville Railroad 800. 6,i6o ii
Amador Branch. ........'....'.'.'.'''' ''f-A 70
Total .s2e,497 SIS
ar p.l-io- Jo,;rad ;pstrnctions from the
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| THE house that is satisfied with small
profit: Lewis Bros, All street.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-The Gigantean
Minstrels, under Leavitt's management. had
another crowded house last night. The
theater was filed literally from spit to
dome" The company is an admirable one.
Its songs, witticisms and acts are, with but
one or two exceptions, new. There is crisp
ness and freshness of favor about all
that is presented that is very at
tractive. The musical branch of the
entertainment, both vocal and instrumental,
is superior throughout. Undoubtedly this
Company could do an excellent business here
for full week, but the management has seen
best to close the engagement tonight. A
Torrance tonight. On both occasions there
will be an entirely new programme.
AUCTION SALE.-Sherburu & Smith, auc.
tioneers, will, March Doth, sell on the prem
ises, the east rs feet Of north so feet of lot 4,
/ and J, Twentieth and Twenty first streets,
together with the two-story house of seven
rooms, bathroom, kitchen, ETC., all hard
finished fruit trees and good well Of water,
also city water, Also, immediately after the
above sale, will sell the fine desirable build.
ing lot, northeast corner of Twenty. third and
/ streets, known as lot s, III and |, Twenty
third and Twenty. fourth streets. This lot is
in very desirable and healthy location.
AUCTIoN.-Bell & Co., auctioneers will
sell this morning at II o'clock sharp, in front
of salesroom, No. GIG J street, between Ninth
and Tenth, as follows Four work horses,
harness and wagon one new business buggy
{Jones, maker) ; one set double harness; one
Spanish saddle. Sale positive.
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AZ, ~ &c cord OF - "SiA
,it IS W t3ttsrfetio &c oaes. The primer
known Ten TOR the commonwealth
pa pa ed W. that he was sent 10 get q
fresh pack of cards; tnat he got them
and, returning, sat down in the grass.
Here he baked il his testi nony, and
would go no further. At last, after
oIross"quesuoning and coaxing bad
been exhausted, the Judge threatened
ntm with fine and prisonment,
'Wnereupon he said: "Please your
honor' IT must tell why drapped
tnn iiTnpn,, 7
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1u f W - - 9ssSS~, n'AN's -
- lj,,ns - Go rsliH 'oh'Sss
~ ',ssia come. They have been @cVu
aly shown the door Israel must
once again take up the stah OF the
wanderer and abandon the graves Of
his ancestors, and this, too, at the
close OF the nineteenth century.
Where are the poor people to 90 ?
This question they themselves have
answered. The greater portion have
determined to proceed to Palestine,
to the scene of our former glory and
independence. 1t would be unjust
on the part of the Engli b Emigrss
ton Committee were it only to assist
those who wish TO go to America.
Every one should be allowed to
choose the country in which be de-
sres to fix his new home, and aid
should likewise be given to those who
are anxious to settle in our promised
land ~ Hara than kbo Mo.s:a.-
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~ Was Just, your DO

'NNb NNS' S'SC 'GCCf tbS ana mars JH6 D 40
ers The following incidents no
less reflect the local color 9th ante
bellum days: Two Kentuckians went
TO settle their bill at q hotel in Bos.
ton. There being dispute about
the amount, one OF them grew angry
and began to swear, when the other
said: Remember John, who you are.
Remember you are q Kentuokian.
Pay the bill and shoot the Scoundrel".
Henry Patterson in the Century.
Earth and Moon.
DIR. Ball recently gave an interest
ing sketch of the action and reaction
OF the earth and moon, and the effect
of this upon the length OF the day
While the day, said DR.. Bail, Was
gradually lengthening through the
moons action on the tides, the earth
reacted ON the moon and drove it far
thor and tarthpr awaV The CirNla
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H0uae OOmmittee seem to have


their work cut out for them, II the
greater part of four millions OF peo-
pie desire to go to Palestine, they
must inevitably starve there, unless
the emigration is checked, directed
and controlled. For this purpose it
is evident that more effective or
ganlzation than the existing commit
tee should be DEVISED, and that seri-
Gus steps should be taken tor the
selection in the first instance OF
agriculturists from the Jewish colo
MES 10 Russia, for the purchase of
land in Palestine, and the general
supervision OF the emigration. st.
James Gazette.
Id II
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,,fes.ss. crawling on ali fours 20 20
7 B5nT am = 49, m ent. allowing us 10 -
| vestigAte his abu ndant beafo @hH w
play with the jewelry which he was
% fond of wearing. n oar sports
with him he not untrequently held
aloit nv sister and myself, one IN
each hand, tossing us, great giTls OF
10 wears or thereabout, as easily as II
we were hall and bat. OF his own
ohildren he never tired OF talking; OF
Laura. whom even the balmy air of
Florida could not snatch from the
family destroyer-oonsumption; OF
sarah, his counterpart, whose brief
life gave promise cf remarkable gifts.
Miss Sarah as certainly her fathers
IDOL, although she lived perpetually
in defiance OF his most cheri- he'd
Dlans for her benefit. Two incidents
Mr.. SAKE was fond of telling, Os illus-
rratve OF her force of will and indie
pendence of character.
1t was the custom tor the Sake fam
lily to spend the warmesL part Of the
summer at Saratoga, that watering
place being near enough to Albany,
their home, to make their soiourn
there feasible. 1t was decided one
particular summer, that Sarah ehould
remain at home in charge OF the
Younger children, instead of accom-
pAnying her parents, as had been
her former custom. This decision
reused the wrath of the young lady,
and awakened all that latent obsti-
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-Sw.urg s,fi 90 them AZ |
g. str- l overdrevV "a hI9!aaS' OF
there is "a balance due you OF 300 t-1O
Mr. Richardson so@nued the oOc-
Dnente, carefully added up the COL
umns, and pronounced them eatis-
factory. Except one thing, cap
tain. You have not allowed me any
freight on that elephant.
Elephant |" returned the cap
tain. "Who told you l had an ele-
phantT'
con, I know all about it," re.
piled Mr.. Richardson; land I didn't
think you would try to smuggle him
in in this way"
Dawson did not permit himself to
show any resentment, but calmly ar
gued that the elephant was pre-.
scented to hem, that be occupied room
otherwise vacant, and that he pro.
vided at his own cost for bis food and
water.
"'Twon't do, 'twon't do, sir" re-
piled the calculating sbipowner, "the
ship is mine, and l shall charge you
freight-or," be added after some
reflection, 81 will take the elephant
over for my account, He ought to
bring good price at a show, and
you had that object in view, hadn't
youW
Captain Dawson acknowledged
that be had.
"WelI," replied Mr.. Richardson,
"people speak of me as being close
and all that, bat I'll show you that
l am not. Therel I'll take him
over and square our account"
"I'm in your power, Mr.. Rich
ardson," replied the captain. mourn
fully; "but it ia hard ON me, for
did thirk when 1 got the elephant
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her. In vain she demonstrated, Her
best clothing was placed under lock
md kIv and her nArents denartod
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A case is expected soon to come to
fr;ol ~ Fh;a o;ty haEora fbo ITo;tod
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M be pscc
3irth terrific
prosecuted pe9e
name
Uithi ike
al records relating shall
in like mann
the
Of
counties this Territory, Monday the
AID 1882 which shall be conducted the fol-
% said election posted election precinct county
shall judge election
shall appoint clerk whose shall
Of all voting which list shall
All shall be delivered
shall the ballot
the canvassng
shall provided
provided The
section citizen the United
tventv.o wears residing in the Territory
shall ballot wheeon shall be written
printed "Constiuion yes" or CONSTITUTION, no" 49,
their respective counties shall forthwith
the
linz marked ELECTION Returns"
received shall be the duty board
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described by the moon was, therefore,
increasing, and thus the