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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1856.
J. W. WILIY, EDITOR.
‘Tnlth msh'd to earth will rise mm.
The mauve"- of God are bent."
bogs-l Advonlumenu.—Afler lhil date. (April‘
4, '56.) no leg-l ndvenlszmem, will be “menu! In this‘
pap" unless it In krmnpnnied by the cab. ‘
To Dc!|nqueuu..l'. I. Duly—4l:o” ludehkd‘
to the Pioneer a Demon-u office for unhmflpfiun ur‘
ndvrrflsinz. In informed um U. S. Scrip will he Ln'
ken It par In plyment of old dehh. or even to rule
Account! In duo—“h April. '6O.
The General Election. 9
Provided nlwsys thnt Lnscni nnd hisl
confederstes, cost and west of the CIBCIde
mountsins, do not succeed in rubbing out
the settlements within our territory, or
some other unforeseen cnlnmity interpOse
—sgreenhle to an net of our legislntivc ss
scmbly, on the (14th,) second Monday in
July next, the people will becnllcd upon to
select their representatives in the legisln
ture——supply vncanclcs in the council, and
choose their county oliicers generally.
Although, neur three months will hnvc
elapsed before the day of election shnll
hnvc arrived, it nevertheless becomes the
duty of the democracy of the territory, in
connection with the multiplied crils and
emberrussments which n savage wnrfnre
hss entailed upon n common community,
end in the prosecution of which, all classes
of our citizens are involved, to beer in mind,
that there is also o political bottle field to
be lost or won, end that they should allow
themselves umpie time to mske nll needlui
prepsrsts'ons for that contest involving the
politicsl character of our public sen-nuts.
The democrscy of the diflcrent counties,
should, st nu early day, consult amongst
themselves as to their most competent sud
nvnllshb undid-ta for omen—hold their
primsry meetingshnd nominnte such men
II will receive n hserty support from the
strsightout, anti-fusion democracy, sud
who are competent to dischsrge their du
ties with credit to themselves, end to the
sstisfsction to the pnblic.’ The ranks of
the true democruey ere not It all bsrrsn of
Insterisl, of the right kind, worthy the sup
port of the psrty, ss cnudldstoe hr the dif-‘
fcrsut close within the gift of the people,
without invdvllsg the nnuudty of selecting
cm from the hls'ch republics!) forces, or
their huow-flnothlug ’slllcs.
A. nil ..a no doubt swore, there will be
three vscsncies in the council to supply It
the next election. 0- in the council dis
trict, oompriing the countissofCowllts,
Psotdc use Wuhiohum~luprusented ‘ for
the lust three yours by thnt lncorruptible
dsusocrutsud ”trick-Hon.“ Bs-rs Cs'rux.
We do not know s nun, deserving‘ the
nuns our putty beers, but thst would m 0;
cordiully welcome his return so his eccus
tomcd sent; but should it be ordered other»
wise, we trust thot the peoplethers will see
to'it, thst it he not desecrsted by being
plsced in the occnpsncy of some politicol
futon wssthercock; hut that 'sosus person,
to some extent, ss deserving the respect
sud confidence of the people, or hsd been
justly corned by the lots. prefidsst of the
council, my he culled upon to necsed him.
Hon. Wm. A.Srnscnus, having received
the sppointmsut us Registerof the lsnd
once of thh terrimry, hes resigned his
senti- the council. All thst we could hope
for," wish, is, thst es (and sud tress
democcst my be elected in, his piece. In
this, (Thurston) county, Ron. D. It. Bunn
ww hsving served three yesrs consecutive
iy, O Initiation for counclhuss will tshs
piece in July next.
From letters reessuy received from
lulu, Cloth, slid other counties slong the
Oolumhln riverhws hsvs the grstiryi‘ng ss
nrsucs thst- uumissd-dsnonnu'g dd.-
tions willbsssnt Muslims MEI
counties to represent the people in the nut
legisleture. The time hes gone by when
the cry of “no party" will produce the de
sirsd elect upon the public mind. ‘
The people now sppess- to hssstully
conscious thst there wss s powerful know
lothlng deputation throughout the terri
”o.ll!!va to‘the lust election, ss Gen.
F3O! mews-rum be that there mu,
"humuwuiqushiugton und Ore
goo.
All we ssh ls,-th~t the people, to what
ever ““3 0‘ the urine- opposition fsction
of“!!! the! M! Mo 3. “it useful, dis
psssionste end mobbed min or a.
course pushed by 1* opponents of the
“castle mm the lust yesr, cone.
deutthntthe honest sud candid of'sllpsr
ties will pus s merited sentence of condem
sstleu-‘upon ths inrsmons conduct of the
Non party More, sud regsrd us next to
dmrlght W, msny articles which up
outed some with since, in their Incred-
Mm. .
As new applied to s politicsl psrty, ns
ticuslly, the nuns ”Hg hes become obso
lete—it is not recognised in congress. Al
though the democracy are known by thc‘
hue-honored nsnie originally adopted, its]
‘nuciput fuli'rul enemy ,_ “ weuring ‘uli,
'shnpcs, and bearing many names," desire to,
be distinguished lty the nppcllntions of
“ Republicans " untl ” Alucrienns,” ( i. e, )1
,übolitionists and know—nothings. It is to‘
'the representatives of the people in eon-1'
‘gress to whom we must look its givinpr
ehurnt'ter, sentiment and name to the
”various politieul parties of our country,
laud to the press, genernlly, us giving
‘ toue thereto. As there is no such is thing
lus it whig party in congress or the mun-l
'try, and us a public journal cannot be an
lexponunt of u pnrty that has but on in».
“uginery existence, the Steilucoom paper
[must either express the views of the lend-i
iers of the negro-worshippers or the know-i
inothiug friction, or both, and hence the
question? be determined in July, is,
whether to people are prepared to endorse
the trensouuble, Union dissolution designs
of the aholitionists—the intolerant and
prescriptive objects of knownothingism, or
whether they will sustain the principles of
the only national party in the United
Statee—the party of the country—4M de
many.
With the people here, there is no choice
left but to either rally under the stuntlurd
of the " huts" und ‘f kinkey-hends," or fall
into the ranks of the democracy; and it is
to he hoped that betweeti the present. tinn
nnd July, the electors will culmiy conclude
whether or not they are prepared to en
dorsolthe position of the opposition to the
democracy, as enunciated through the pub
lication at Steilucoom—the unscrupulous
course of which paper, under the circum
stances surrounding us, is, in our rec-collec
tion, without a parallel.
In a vain attempt to overthrow the pres
ent administration, long hefore, and ever
since the commencement of the present In
dian war, that paper has been incessant in
its eflorts to misrepresent the cause of the
wor, and viiin in unqualified terms, the
manner of its prosecution by the executive
and commander-in-chief; and should the
present congress neglect or refuse to allevi
, Ito the misery and privatious to which our
, citizens and volunteer forces have been sub
, jected for more than six months past, by
" grunting lihorul appropriations for the per
i ment of the just demands of our peoplc, the
- responsibility will (alrwith a fearful weight
* upon the fusion dolority in oongreu—(leu.
, Wool and his apologists, and all who give
.’ "aid and cornbrt".to-ths¢'au of the op-|
' position hero. Should not adoqaste ap
propriations he made to liquidate the ex
. passes of the war, our deiogsto in congress,
, and the party in this territory to whom he
t is indebted for his election, we doubt not
, will be able to exhibit a clean ncord, and
- sul‘sr the rsapoadhtllty in the premises to
i attach when it of right belongs;
, At the last eiection, the 111. of the peo
. piqwero slow, to believe that the prescrip
-, tiva order of know-nothings wore ark-oiled
, in my considerable turn, or that they
. could exercise much influence in the else
i tion of last summer. Up to a late day,
: many doubted the existence ofa wigwam
l at this and other pieces. and through {alas
, hood and srtiloe, «lend themselves to be
, betrayed into the supporter the foslonists.
‘ In the county 0! Clark, contsiuing a dscio
. dad democratic msJority, a mind dale..-
, tion was sent to the last legislaturu. lo
1 Lewis county, unmistahbly democratic, the
i fusloulsts elected both members in the last
1 house of representatives. and the molt oi
, the worth. of the know-nothing factories
. in Thurston, Pierce, King; and other oooa
, 'tiaa, is now well understood audi duly ap
, pruelakd.
But the mass otthe people” were deceiv
ed; and the shameless course oithu h. in.
males-it, of the house lost wiatur. to render
,Iloosltorytbapowen and 'prsrogatlvasot
. of the council, as related to the election of
, Territorial Printer, was an attempted out
.ru‘e upon theistic body, that‘will notbo
auou location. And we desire thepaopls
to hear is; salad that in consequence of the
, unprecedented cour- parsued by the ups
i jorltyiin the house last winter, the publicat
non «the laws panod by Ihalast sedan,
, have been unjustly withheld from the legal
, territorial pinion-4 Gm. B. 0017“,)»-
, and amen-um, deisyodfind the journals
—the record of the thfamy of the house, is,
, up to this “Ell withheld from publication
for the psrusl oi the public. , ~
It is not the fault of the people that
they have been deceived and betrayed
once, as many were at the last election, sud
it will not be the fault of.ths fusion leaders
if they are not hood-wiukad a second that
W .
J ecu last adriosa from Washington.
city indiooto Ihut than is no inflation hr
: the rumor that Benn P. 'ANDIDON, Eats),
‘ has bean appointed Receiver oi‘ the Land
‘ 0500 for this territory. Mr. A. has not been
an appihnt {u that or my otherofloo,
that we are aware of. has i. no room
for doubt, however, that the nominuon.
or w. A. Bmm“. Etc. end a. B
Closure, Earp, have been confirmed by th.
§enato, as respectively, Register of th.
, and Chico, and Attornry General i‘orthisl
terrttorr
" Fun Plli‘, Wan-s: Rh m, i
l I’nrlir‘s J’rairir, April 11M. 1856‘ 5
En. I‘ioxinm ,ixn Dnlocnir—Sir:—ln’
'your nrticle oi the 4th inst, in relation to
,the movements of the volunteer forces, yon:
istute thnt n detachment from camp Maya!
lender the command of Capt. SWINm-m, mndei
‘n scout m South prairie and the head wn-!
’ters of the l'uyullup river. The statement!
was wrong Wyonr infuvmnnt was either ig-I
norunt of the movements in the camp, or:
intentionally misrepresented the move—
lncnts.
The expedition was under the eomninudi
of Major liaiys. L'ullipi’lSCll of n detachment
lirom eompunys " B," “ C" and “ 1“" ( Cori
l“ r n is Cnpt Swindel’s Co.) at the centrnll
‘battnlion, numbering, in tall, fifty-two—l
ifroui that buttnlion. I accompanied r‘hj'l
‘iiays, ( by his request, ) taking witlr mel
‘Cupt. Smulley, of Co. “ G,” with 30 men of
that Co., belonging to the northern battal
ion.
Aguin, in another nrtiele in the paper of
the same date, in relation to the death of
J. J. Lowell, you state that n detachment
under Lt. Blankenship, consisting of twe-i
--ty men, found the body. In that you were
again misinformed, nnd no doubt by the
some party that informed you relntive to
the scouting party. liy request of Mnjor
iluys, I instructed Capt. Smulley to detail
ten men under the commnnd of Adj’t. Hill,
to aecompuny such detachment no might
be furnished from the central battalion.—
In this expedition, the northern buttnlion
furnished eleven from one company, whilst
the central, furnished but thirteen from
two compnnies, with four compnnics in
comp, nguiust our one.
Go. "G," that represents the northern
battulion in this section, on men that are
not very desirous of nowapnpor notoriety,
but are, at the same time, desirous to be
properly represented in all ststcments thnt
may be made in our public journals; nnd
not to be used by men for their own con
venience “ that would be” "but cnu’t be "
anything in the eyes of the alumni”.—
yonr informant must hnvo bcon‘ blind with
selfeoneeit, and perfectly ignorant of mili
tary aifuirs, not to have known tint n cap
tnin cannot command n Major, or n lieu.
tennut nn ndjutnut of a diluent battalion.
I would not trouble you with this coin:
mnnicstion, but both mysci! nnd Co. " G "
is desirous to lot that portion of tin Sound
we represent know thnt wa nro not wnsting
our tints in camp destroying proviniou,
whilst the eentrnl bnttniion is doing nil thnt
nto he done. “ ' ,
Co. “0” was rnisod expressly for the
field, and espootto do their duty, whenever
called upon, or no opportunity otters. '
Respectfully yours, ,
J.J. Vastßosssus.
Com’dg. N. 8., W. T. V";
The nbovo wns received through an ex
press from White river inst week, too into
for insertion in our last issue; As we here
nlready stated on‘ several occasions, we are
entirely dependent, for such information no
we give to the public, with rapid to the
movements of the voinnte'ertorecs in the
laid, on such statements as w'o' srs enabled
to gnthor from persons, either on the ground,
or such others as shonitL liy know ths
facts, note the snbjset' um r communion
ted. We do not pretend to positively,
concerning my action, movement or rumor.
It being impossible bros to spook (an n
"MW! Mo fads, Mtu'hnt
is lranspiring in the diluent volunteer
commends, should mintstolnonts iind‘thoir
way into our columns, the {suit is not our
own, but rests with those from whom or
intonation is obtained. And" this. too,
instead of being preflieiilts'tsd, or the work
of design, Inmsnd no doubt is, in most in
stnucos the result of isndvnstoney—o dero
ionosssnstosfiocilo datufl,lntlicnsnnncs
it}! furnished and given to this public.
We know not, and one as little, who
the non nrn thnt "W‘s,” ",M unit
“31th“ N 510! VAX Box-nun: is driving
st, nnd we do not believe thntnn inufllgnnt
nnd pntiiotio public could he grntilnd, or
the interests of the service advnneod by I‘.
series ,0! criminstions, sud minndous
amongst oflecrs, hold or snbordinnh. now»
on duty. Whntevsr connected with-urn!
sacraments mny- have appeared in t“
paper, we have consideredcormet nntil'the
oontrnry but been shown. We could hon,
no object. in conniving nt n Ihnpeuosstl
tion or net: slitirs, neitherjddwe‘boiiovo
thnt those-from whom we hhvo‘generiliy
derived information; hnvo sought to imp?“
upon unnd the community seintive thereto.
So and for an and. ' ' . .
wnun {suit-finding is a funny. "that
is becoming nim‘ost universnlly indulged in.
”we will here nvnilournsif of the gunmen
right by charting, in .snnenl- tun, than
we consider we have been trntcd Md!
shnbbily by commanding oflosn, Nit
in not being'furnished, through their dim.
tion, with nt lonst the correct, coaciss am,
of the movements, to, of the you-ms
forces-acct ns it Is'propsr shun hsmndo
ipnblici In the United Stutns or sauna,
ltho conductor or n pnhllcjonrnni is not con-,
aidcrcd so much of n slur: as to be compelled
to know the particulars concerning erery-I
(hing that may transpire for 'ls or 1m
miles around him; and should be there fall
into on occasional, unintentional error, the
:oii'cncc is not regarded as one of a capital
:nniure. Time, n journulistis not expectedl
[to watch ever opportunity, and follow inl
!pursuit the bearer of a few news items
'from pillar to post, for the purpose of
Ihuving them enkcd out, piece meal, for the
Igratification of the public ; but on the
contrary, as far as our experience is con
cerned, intelligence of interest and impor
ltnnce is readily nntl intelligily communica
’ted, and that too, in such a manner, as not
to lenve the recipient thereof impressed
‘with the idea that any vast amount of
leondesention hns been extended, or dignity
thus been compromised thereby.
‘ it is understood that field ofieers and
commanders of companies we entitled to
the services of clerk, who are detailed for
specific duty ; and we are of opinion that
such dnty, has not, and is not likely to be
so complicated and onerous as to prevent
them, under the direction of commanders,
from making out for publication a weekly
digest'of pausing events. The simple data
is all that would be necessary, and all that
we have ever thought of requiring. With
statements of fad: before ns,we can manage
the detail: without any difficulty.
One other matter. We wish it to be)
distinctly understood, now and forever,
that we have not, nor do we ever hope to
entertnin, in the character of a joumnlint‘,
sny undue partinlity for, or prejudice
against any volunteer command in the field.
We believe that one is made up of just ex.
actly as good men as another; and that
they are all composed of the best kind of
material; and wherever opportunitieshau
presented themselves. have dischugad their
duty in a manner orcditshle to thomlsivoa,
and well deserving the gratitude of every
resident of the territory. If one detach
ment has been more snoooosfhl than anoth
or, it must be not down to the credit of
“ the fortune of war" and accident, rath
er than superior Maury. for we well know
that there is not a voinnteor company in
the service but that at s moment'l notice
vivid be ready and willing to engage the
enemy; and if all have not had an opportu
nity as yet, to do so, it is not their fault,
but bean» the savages could not he found.
The ”balloon lasthll and winter, on
White rivers-t lota doddvo ropbool
the Indians at Council's pronto—thund
ons, thorough and fatiguing aeonta of tho
north!!!» rental and southern battalions,
furnish conclusive evidence. that field end
subordinate, lon-commissioned clay and
privatise—d! hove contributed their share.
waprosn-s as they thoqht to tha' hast
advautsge, to bring the war to a m
fol close.
We distinctly disclaim ail favoritism
and can hoisrtiiy rejoice at any dad all ad
vantages ohtaiaed over our common enemy
—bo it by the regulars or volunteers-4's
gsrdiess of hottaiioa or (.dptoohlnsnt—m
matter under whose eon-mast Worn!
not, knowingly, do an Mantle. to any ph
wntnthoserviee. >' , H “
One word more. Whilet we reepectl‘ully
end eerneetly invite the modern in the
volunteer service to keep an pom up, In
order thet the public ney be correctly ed
vieed u to the movements of the volunteer
force-I, ( not hooueletent with malt-ted
opereuone) At the eerue the we would
mind ell. (hot no one will be «pH-ho
“ blow hie own horn" through our ooluuth'e.
(or the ettelnment o! hle peenller telfih
ende, or to the unjut preindlce. If we know
it, of other; In ehort. we hue .uo embl
tlon thet the columue of thin peper Ihould
be the relying polut or e m we.
groend, end eemmnloetloee ol e doubtful
[cluster-wrench u will beerepereoeel
connection, reflecting, prejudlclelly, on
this come. or thet detechtneut, need not
be forwarded to an wlth shape of obtelug
in; pahllcetioe. eeleel'the public weltere
would eeeln to null” It. '
Should the rumble nautical eco
telued ehove not be 60mph” with, we will
endeenr. u heretofore, to [he the reeler
ell the lulu-anon we may be uhlelte
gelher, u meal, I. poaiblweeueeruleg'
the opentlone ‘o!_ the voluleeq‘phd reguler
'forcca. We doluot uyegt loprlet'p'pu
l?“ to unit every pereou. one do wepnlllh
one for “Bumble" or "Glory," neither
of which-omelet ere ee good umip to buy
”n“, with; but we do lune 52 uperete
end dietingt number! of the Pioneer and
Deuocrai for 35; end Inch u do not think
it worth thet emouet not com to
take it, or no, {or it“ Ighee.ll‘olubllt‘rg-ow
it from then- nelghbore vltllrthe expecte
tion of slle eonethiu in ttoflftumble
.r, we hope w ll we‘r heal-r3O! . ed, end
tru‘et thet ell Inch wfll get ‘hy the.»
eretiou. 4.4. ' ‘
.- Gen. Wool. errived It Pn’Vneoe
ver lent . week, on the uteenier Cdflflifi.
front Sen Fnucieeo, end proceeded um
totheD-lleltu'et'he Glenda. We be"
not loomed whether or not he brought HI
“ mu." eloeg. or whether he he: eeeerf
: telned the fad of the "lance of in ladleni
war in Washington and Oregon terntorm‘
‘m INDIAN WAR:
’l V‘ love-cut: nlth Troops, ac. . .
l 9;; .4, :;._~4=L_74: ;; $2.
| Since out last issue, we have been uflb
l to obtnin~ but few particulars relative 'to
llwhnt is going on connected with our volun
il teer or regular forces.
ll About the 9th inst, Quartermaster and
I‘COIImiECI'y Gencrnl, W. “7. MILLER, dis
, patched n portion of the volunteer supply
, train, to White river, with prolelonl M.,
, under the dlrectlon of Capt A. J. BALDWIN.
. Cnpt. 0. Sum, of the lame train is nctive
. ly employed in forwarding supplies to Ft.
, Montgomery. The activity and efficiency
l of the Quortermaster‘n department, since
r the commencement of the war, speaks for
. itself, and requires no commendation at our
hnnda everything possible, ia being done.
, to keep the forces fully aupplied with what
, ever necessaries can be obtained.
' At on election held for Llent. Colonel o!
the right wing oi‘ the 8d regiment W. T. i
volunteers, B‘B votes were eastfliwhieh l
. B. F. Shaw received ”Hamel H. G ‘
dy, bo—P. Ahren, 85, md Gilmore Bays,
‘ 13. Mo). Haya, having previously resign
, ed his position in the central battalion, it ia
, due to hia: to state that ho was not a con
. didate for Lt. Col., and diet the vote coat
wfor him waa merely complimentary.
l For Major of the southern battalion,
:; 199 votes were cast, of wlich Cupt. H. J.
G. Mnxon received 130, Capt Wm. Kelley,
t 48, and Capt. Achillis 96. ~
‘ Col. Shaw, with the companies of cap
> tnins Mnxon and Achillis, modes length
mened nnd diflicnlt scout towards the heads
lo! the N'nqnally, and lorpriled a camp of
, aom’p 20 noodles—4 of whom were captur
l ed. iOne ofthe prisoners being identified
i an one of the murderers 0! Mr. White, aomo
- time ainoo, \vaa hang by order 0! CoL
Shaw.
r Col. Show returned to the Yelm, and
- has gone on another soont towarda the
- bend. of the Skooknm Chuck.
F Major Mason is still in pol-nit eitho nor
'ages,aad will continua out aaloo‘aaba
’eaahdalbsiotonoe,andbprohably, nowia
I the gorges of the monnhtaa on the western
9 slopes of the Camden. . , l
' Capt Swindel, commanding the central
' battalion, haa moved to South pubic, and
yuauaboattoeomthouedon‘
.ablook-heuo at “pant.” "1' __
. not w now- will: u.-
f Isl-than W. s|. we m
-kln¢ active pupa-“hem '
useoattowardathe NabCheapal.‘ 'il
: The companies of Capta. Howea'ud Pk
lbodv may “Tine-and m, -m
lthflmqulhhp- nun-u
. The company a! mm on». p
t paw, (1W rhea a. 3‘!
' - ' lv.‘ i
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i being naively! ow h m and
f building defences.
‘ An excellent block-house hel mently
been mrpleted outbe Chehelie river, shoot
"0 mlee down M stream, in the direction
of Grey‘s Hnrhfl'.
By letters from Lt. Col. Lung m.
nmnding post on the Dnnmleh, to Adi!-
Gen. TILTOX, it nppeerl that comp“, ‘A'
has been ectirely cog-god in month. 5
the vicinity of the poet eel lthe W
adjacent to Like Washington, hot n
found no Yummy—the conntfy I?!“
cccdingly dificult, Ind elmdllg *
treble cover to the lurking uvegee. .
Capt. u. L. Yuma, of Sunk, err-[veil
at this place on Sande, tut, with an In!»
an prisoner, enppoeed to here ”9'" to
the party engaged in the nerd- d h
families on White river; lite Int M.,-fir
Especially in it elleged, thet he m"
ted in the murder of the Brennen funny,
King county We Inlet the evidence “I“
him will be complete, end the IBM Q
Dede en exemple 01. Capt. Y-IIH
been active and nntlring ln hle M to);
ferret out the whereebonte of the hoetileg '
preme quietmeogetthe Indian.”
reservation, end prevent own-W
between then no new I!“
of the Territory hu donetnore in and
the public service then he- Cept. Y” “
certainly none is more deeerving the M
and gratitude of the people of XI": I
t‘ Fnon rm; Onoou Vowel-pi:
Oregon Walrly film, of A I“
taine en olllcial dilpetch norm
Consume, to Gov. ocm; dltfi " p I
Yeckime, April 2nd." dehmfl_§
mente of the volunteer (on. ‘
Cncetlee, from the Ith of W
date. Col. Cornell“ basin-40‘
poeition of hie fame, I 111 m
scour most thoroughly, the 'iW'm, V
In“, along Snake, the
Umelill- end other HvflW
without finding the one!” “(My
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feeble encempment wee .W
cite lide, which M “I“ “
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emell emonnt of. and“; - . ‘
hone- were aptnred,‘ NQII‘IIIII I I, I,
found I'- la] point, where in] " ' if:
number of Indie; hitfihhfin ' ' ‘l’
'leinee eometlme lent fell. " 4&2...“ "‘
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Mud will nppeer next week.