Oregon sentinel., January 16, 1869, Image 1

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Cartes de Visit
FlcttircR'iicimccii
Ofl ENLARGED TO LIFE SIZE,
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DUJ.OYEriBECK,
physician & Surgeon,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
nflraathlsrcsldcnco, In tho Old Orcrbcck
DctptUt, on Oregon Street.
U E. 1 GREENMAI,
T1IYSI0IAN AtfD SURGEON,
OfFIOE-Corner of California and Fifth
Streets, Jacksonville, Ogn.
n will nracllco In Jackaon nml adjacent
I tjoillei, and altond promptly to. profcaIona
iilli ''
DR. A, B, OVERBECK'S
BATHEOOMS,
Xi tka Orerbeck Hospital,
n'AHM.COLD ASIIOWEItllATIIS,
SUNDAYS A1H) WEDNESDAYS.
p. anunn, ni. .,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OFFICE removod to California Strcot,
south iiuo.
iiekaonvllle. Die. 21rt. 1UU7. drc2I-tf
I)U. LEWIS AMINO,
HIVSIOIAN & SUUGEOX AND
Obatotrloiau,
lUH'fi Rllrnd In ntif who mnj rninlm lil
II KTVlCM. OfllM nlll. K. Dlltll.ll'annlr'n.
n lUo Kail ililc 31 A'lrttt. Jaekfonvlllii. nov'Jtr
1. 1. DOWKLI., K. I). WATH0.V.
DOWELL & WATSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAV,
JaekwiYlIU, Oregon.
D. L. aTaTsOn7
TORNEY AT LA.V,
Cmplrn; Ctly, Cuna Count)', Ob.
Warren LodKeMo, loT A. F. & A. U
A HOLD the lr roRiilar cniiimiinlciitlon
yjron the Wrdncadiiy Kvonlnit" tirprrcod
IY liitf tho full moon, InJti'asnstii.i.K. oit-
A. .MAKTIN, W. M.
C. V. SiTAiix.Sco'y.
EL DORADO,
I.R.Cor.Cal.tOsii.Hli,.TnrlioiivlllrlO.
STAR OF THE MM
CELEBRATED
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WEnh!! ""t1 XP eorarortablo Readloc
mII1.i .p " WreuUilng Library, wilcb
Wtlalars eoaulro at the City Drug Store,
'Situ. ' '
KtrtkiSilece.be,by notlflcd that my wife.1
4U oVT WJ" ffealfonl I will pay no
m " w I & on mr accouut. ' '
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jHtuIN M,?N WIT" 00,, 08 Oidar
I S. M. FARREN.
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Evm-t Sntutilnv Mornlnr bf
B. F. DOWELL,
OFFias, coiufim a t? nhno stiisets.
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TRItMA OV NlinsUUtirilOR I
For one
6 F?!,, 1!l(,!ra"c!. four dollars ; If
within the Ural ax montlm or.Um mr.
not pntd within the lira
fire dollar If not paid
of tliejcnr, six dollar.
until the Expiration I
T1CUM4 OP
"fl"l I i r
AtlVKIlTININU I
Ono atiimre (10 Unci or lea). "rat lnicrtlon,
llircc dolliira ; each aiiWqiient Inacrtlon, ono
dollar. A dlacontit of Mly per cent, will la
made to 1Iioq who adrortlao Iit ihojcnr.
"IipiiI Tendora rccelred at current rate.
A Fragment!
irtomctlinc In lliojp dreary hour
I'min wrecka iifjqyii Ioiir prrlahed
C(inien, llkn pcrTimio from faded flnweni,
A drciim of liopea oncu cliurMml
Tlint dream la like n iniiact ray
On vllpluc anow. when atormi
In pity leave the dylnjj day
It i;lld Ini t iicror warms I
The atrcam which wlnter'a chill congeals
Hwcnt .May re animates ;
Din hciirt, nunc ft oxen, no inoro feels
The llln whirl) lore create. .
lh.w Inter, aprliiij, Ilia nlrht nnd dar
I iirnniiliif, enPiienlxiiit me
Twiniliy when llinil wast nearnlniiya;
'Tia nnviiv ullit without thee.
Thou nuVr nui) at know how I liavo lovrd
How deep, hnw pure, how pa'aluu Un
it wreck limy I bvhold uiunowil
And audio nmiiH'd at wayward lain,
Vol In my ,loiieoine, latter year'1
ll'lll apicler hoiivauiy pathway threa1,
-lnd they will hn lieditwdl with tears
lli, could out tcarn analo the diadt
Letter From 23. F. Dowell.
W'AMii.vino.v, D. C,
Dcct'iiibor KUli, ItiOH,
Ol'll I'l.VA.VClAf. RVbTlIM
Will iiiijnovo. Since tny hint lettor
Mr. Mrontnall, in tho llottsp. introtlucod
a luxoliition on tho Biilijcct of repudia
tion (i folio h:
Wlioiejiatliol'rcaiilfiit of tlio Uiii
ted State, In lila niimtnl nicsiago to
the rortiuth Congross at its tliinl suss
ton,
aaya :
Hero follows tho extract from tho
mctotngc in rderunuo to thu liquidation
of tho my jicr cent licmls by pnyincitt
of interest.
A nil whereas sueh n ncnlluiont, if
lierinitted to go to tho world without
immediate protest, might ho iindeixtood
to ho tho FcntiiiU'iitol tlie)fiOilu ol the
I'liUuil Stiitrn mid of tholr leprcseiiln
ties in Congress; thciufore,
Jiesoli'cd, That all forms and de
glees of repudiation of national indebt
ed nees nru odious to tho Auiorieiin
people, and that, under no ciicuiustau-
ccs, will tholr rdproxeutativen consent
to oiler tho public creditor, as full com.
poiiHation, a less amount of money than
that which tho Government contracted
to pay.
Mv. Ingersoll suggested to Mr,
Droomall to let tho resolution bo print
ed before tho Uouso should bo called
on to roto upon it.
Mr. Droomall remarked that it was
short and oaxily understood, nnd that
it hud already Leon punted in tho pub
lic papcis.
Mcssis. Jlolutnn and Maynard called
for tho yens and nays on tho motion to
suspend tho rulett.
Tho rules weto suspended yeas,
135; nays 20 (a party voto.)
Mr. Droomall moved tho previous
question.
Mr. Pruyn said ho would liko to
havo five miuntos to rnako a roinark,
and also to offer a substitute.
Mr. Droomnll deo.lincd to yield.
Mr. Dandall demanded a division of
tho resolution, and moved to lay tho
proamblo on tho tnblo.
Tho inotlou was rejeoted yeas 37,
yeas 132.
Tho nuoUion was then taken on the
preamblo and the following part of the
resolution, uatnely:
j.kninti. That n normsanunoKreea
of repudiation of National indebted
uess aro odious Jo tho American poo-
Agroed toyeaa 154, nays 0, name-
'Messrs. Adams, Archer, Groyor,
Jones, (Ky) Mwnger, and Trimble,
The othor part of the resolution was
acreod to without division.
Por Johnson J Ho is technically com
ninndor of tno army, bu,t ho only h" a
very small guard. Even tho meanest
of tho Dcmoorats would not .support
Johnson's repudiation. "The quasirob
els of Kentucky .aro tho only membors
in Congress that will now do him homage.
. i, , .
wteTr?ssrs
""tSMnsMM
Senator.:
w.i.JsmT, M '2
I t2izluauy a"'"
Senator.Mortomlihs Introdtidcd the
following bill irfthe United Staten
ate. A bill to provide tor.tho redemption
in coin of tho United States notes nnd
fractional currency, and requiting the
Nationnl Hanks to redeem their 'ilottR
in coin.
Jie it enacted ,Cc, Thnt hareafter
Uicro shall bo no sales ol gold belong
ing to tho Treasury of tho United
Slates; hiiil that tho surplus bold riow
in tho Treasury, and Hint which1 may
hereafter nccruo over and JiboVb the
amount required to pay thq interest
on the public debt, and for other site-
cific uses, specified by law, shnll bo re
served and set apart fpr th6 redemp-
mm oj umicH oiaies note and frac
tional currency.
Sr.c. 2. That on nnd alter tho 1st July
1 1) 1 1. the Treasurer of tin lTnitnilSintn
shall pay in coin nt thuTroniuryof tho
United Status, at Washington, in the
District of Columhia, and at such other
points ns may ho designated by the
Secretary of the Trcasurj-, nil United
Statos notes nhd fractional fcurrcriov
that may bo prcsiintl-d 'for redemption.
Stic. 3. Thnt on and after tlio 1st
Jnuunry, 1872, the imdoiiaj banks shnll
pay in com such of their notes as mny
bo presented for redemption; and shall,
on rind nfter the 1st July, 1870, reserve
and hold in their vaults nil tho coin
that mny bo repeivcd.by them ns inter
csts on their stocks held by the Gov
ernment for tho redemption of their
notes.
Si:c. I That until tho lt Jnuunry,
1H72, at which time thc.v ntu loqutred
to begin the redemption of their notes,
the national banks shall keep and hold
in their vaults tho full reserve of legal
tender notes, as no,v loquirod by law ;
and thai on and after that timo tho ro
servo ol legal-tonder note, as fat ns
withdrawn, liall-bo replaced with coin
to n liko amount, and that said haul:
shall llieicaftcr be required to hold n
reserve in coin to thp like amount nnd
for tho same purposes ns now required
by law to bo held in -,;nl tender iioto:
h-ovUkJ, That the .Comptroller pf the
Cuirency may, nitli llicuiMcnt of the
Secretary of tho Tieasury, allow said
uaiikij to hold a p.-irtlou of said reserve.',
not cveeeuing two mm ol thu ninouut
reqitiicd by law in United Stutcs noted.
Si:i'. 5. That thy Secrvtary ol tho
Trwaaiiry may 04iiic so many of the
United Status notes that may bo re
deemed under tho provisions ol this
act to be eanctled, as may in his judg
ment be neeesaary to tho proper limi
tation ol thecimoucy: I'i'ucufeil, fur
ther, That all fractional currency that
may be redeemed shall bo caucelad.
Sua 0. That on and after tho M
January, 1872, tho United States notes
shall ccaso to bo n legal ten'der'in pay
ment ol debts but Khali bq . ritoirablc
in payment of Government dues ns now
prowled by law. , '
Src. 7, That tho Seorotnry of the
Treasury shall havo the powjir to no
gntiato and soil bonds of tfio United
States, to bo due in (Jiuty. yents and
redccumbla by the Government at its
pleasure after ten years, bearing inter
est at tho rato ol percent,, principal
and interest payable in gold, to Mich
an amount ns may bo neoossnry to car
ry into operation tho provision of tho
second section of this net
Live Nkwsiui'eus. "According to
our observation" saysn model journal
"a livo nowspapcr is ono conducted
with questionable morality, and cer
tainly unquestioned iUpcncy. It Jias
very littlo regard oi what it says, or
lio,jnjnnjier ot expression, provided the
stylo is iuipudsntandbollicoso." Still
it is a "live nowspapcr" and people
will hunt for it and riftd It "just Jo seo
,wbt it says."
Hair grows so thickly on the fore
head of a jieg)p.aPj?l1e.rsirir,Ya.,
that ho has x ahayq regularly in order
to show any forehead. Wo suppose
Rev. Josoph Smith, of Oregon, lias
been down thore.aud, .taught, lira that
trick. -Oreooman, i
J
"Saiyibo, did you, qyjrspo f.bo Cats
kill Mountains ?" "No, Clem ; but Pvo
soon cats kill mic,o."'
10, 18G0.
sjjj'Briuich, Pacific 'Railroad Bill.
INTUCVDUCKII IN TltKlBUXATK OK TtIK
ttNlTJU) 6TATKS UT MI5. WIL1.UMS,,
DjtoKMiutU Otii, 1808,-roAtli istuk
coxsTifccnox -ov 'run bnnno.v
linden rictno umuioap.
Jl2 tt enacted by the Senate ami
Jlotisk of;7tcircscntatieii df'lhe hU
tcl Mates of America in tynan as
sembled, That for tly: purposo ol aid
ing tho construction ol a railroad and'
Jelr'S'-a.vdi lino from a point oil tho Cen
tral Pacific railroad, nt or near the
north bend of tho Humboldt river, in
tho state of Nevada, to nnd over the
Cascado range of mountains in the
vicinity of tho Klamath lakes, and
thehec by tho most eliglblo route to
tho navigablo waters ol tho Columbia
liver, at or near tho city af Portland,
in tho State of Oregon, thero is hereby
granted to tho Oregon Hranch Pacific
Hnilroad Company, a corporation or
gnnired pursuant to tho lans of the
Stato of Orogonjor the purposo of con
structing the said named railroad and
telegraph lino, by articles ol incorpora
tion dated tho ninth day ol July, anno
Poniini eighteen hundred nnd sixty,
eight, tho right of way through the
public lands ol tho United States of
tho width of bundled feet on
each side of said road, and all necess
ary grounds for stations, shop, build
ings, said tracks, turn-tables, nnd wa
ter Matious, mid also the light to take
timber, stone, nnd other mateiials and
water from the said public lauds bey
ond the boundaries of the land so gran
ted ; and alo each nltcruatu section ol
the t-ntd public lands neatest to tho
said road designated by odd numbers,
to the ninouut ol ten such nlleruato
sections on each tidii thcicof, which
shall, jiot have been rcsurvod or dispo
sed ol by thu United States, or granted
to any other railioad, and to which
homestead or pre-emption rights shall
not have attached nt tho time tho Hue in manner alorenaid within ono year,
Aft ho road shall bo definitely fi0(1;!io tho passage of this act, and shall
and'nlso six percent, thirty-year bonds Jcoinpletu foity miles of railroad ami
ol tho United States, to the amount ol, telegraph within two years (cc-m its
tlilrty-l wo thousand dollars per mllo
froji i ho point of departure at the Ceu
trnl I'.ieific railroad to the eastern bae
fil tlie6.tscndu mountain, and forty
eight thousand dotlais er mllo for one
bundled miles of mad thu most moun
tainous nnd difiicull of construction,
and sixteen thousand dollars per mile
for tho icmiIiio of said railmad: Provi
ded, That if tho said route of thp Ore
gon branch of the Pacific railroad shall
be found upon tho lino of any other
railioad loute, to aid hi tho construc
tion ol which lauds ha-.o been heicto-
fotogianled by tho United States, then,
as far as tho routes aro upon tho same
general lino, tho amount ol laud hero-
totnie granted, and uhich Mini I not
hcrealtcr revert to tho United States,
shall bo deducted from tho amount
granted by this act : J'rovided farther,
That tho milrpad company reooiving
tho previous grant of laud may assign
their interest to said Oregon branch ol
the Pacific Rrilroad Company, or may
consolidate nnd nsociatu with said com
pany; and it shall be tho duty of tho
Oregon branch of tho Pacific Kailioad
Company to permit any other railroad
which shall bo authorised to bo built
by tho United States, or by tho legis
lature of any Stato in which the samo
may bo situated, to form running con
nections with it on fair nnd cquitablo
terms. Andthojiaid company is an
thoiued to accojit, to its own use, any
giant, donation, loan, power, franchise,
aid, Qr assistance which may havo been
graiif-vd to any Qthr company by the
Congress of the United States, by tho
legislature of any State, or by any cor
poration, person, or pursons, cither by
consolidation, association, or purohaso;
rtnd said corporation is uathorked to
hold nnd enjoy any such grant, loan,
nower. Irancnise, aiu, or assistance to
.. . i- I
its own us'o for tho purposes aforesaid.
Skc. 2. And Ln. it farther enacted,
That wheii tho president of said com
pany sliall notify tho President of the
Unitcit "States, unuer 9;iui, nim. iwsmy
miles of tho said railroad aud tolegrapli
lino1havo beon'complotcdy the Presi
dent of tho Unitod States shall appoint
thrco commissioners to examine tho
samo; aud if tho commissioners shall
report that twenty miles of said rail-
- i
bo issued and delivered tdtho said com
pany the bpnds so granted In respect
ol thd same1 twenty miles of road, in
iiciiominations of ono thousand dollars
each, payablo nt Iho expiration of thirty
VMM fl-rtl.l !!...!. .1-... !.. Ll.h. 'l '.J..!
,,-...... ..v.,.. .uvii ti.itu in njiy inwiui
money of tho United States, wuh In
tertst nt tho rate of six per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually ; nml
whenever twenty nddllioal miles of.
toadhao been so certified to havo
been completed and equipped, tho
bond- therefor, granted by this net,
shall bo in similar manner nnd form
issued and delivered to said company.
Si:c. :i. ylwf' be it farther enacted,
That when the said company shall filo
with tho Secretary ol the Interior their
icsolntion, duly certified imder their
seal, .accepting the grants hereinbefore
made on tho terms nnd conditions here
inafter specified, and shall alo file with
tho said Secretary tholr duly certified
pun oi mo imo oi mo sani romi as sur
veyed and established by thrm, the
said Scrictary shall designate tho lands
so conditionally granted, and cause
such designation to bo entered on tho
plats ol tho proper land offices, nnd
thci caller tho land so designated shall
bo subject to sale only in accordance
with tlio provisions ol this net.
Si:i -J. And be it farther enacted,
That tho aforesaid granta, and each
and every one ol them, are mndo upon
tho condition that tho said company
shall comply with and performed nil
and each ofthofollowrng requirements,
that is to s-iy: The said company
t-hall lilo their acreptance ol tlo grants
. iPff. tony miles cacti year
thci caller until the whole shall tyccom
pletcd ; thoy shall make tho track of
said railroad uniform In width with
that of tho Cuntnil Pacific railroad,
ami shall keep tho same and the said
teleginph In good repair and use, mid
shall at all times transmit despatches
ami carry tho mail, troops, munitions
of war, supplies, stores and freight lor
tho United States at reasonable rates
of compensation, not exceeding tho
rates paid by privato persons for tho
like service; thuy shall pay tlio inter
est and prlnoipal of the said bonds of
the United States as tho samu shall
fall duo; and tho lauds so granted, ex-
cepting such as the company may re
servo for timber, depots, and other need
ful pin poses, shall bo subject to settle
ment and salu under tho pre omptlon
laws, at tho i.Uo of two alollaM an,
fifty conts per acre, or such less prlco
as tho company shall presciiho; and
tho inonoys accruing from such sales,
and from the tralisportion and other
htisiuchs to bo done by tho company
for tho United States, shall remain in
tho treasury of tho United States as a
lund to pay the intciest mid principal
of tho said bonds ; and II tho said fund
shall not bo sufficient to pay tho said
interest and principal at) the same shall
fall duo, then ono-hnlf thouvt earnings
ol tho said railroad and teleginph, or
so much thereof ns may bo necessary,
shall bo icscrved for and applied to such
payment; and tho Secretary ol tho In-
toiior mny prescribe foims aLotX'ula
tions, In accprdanca with tflp tio
company shall report to hiinsf 'siioh
times ns ho shnll require, tho coylitinn
of its affairs ; and the company Imll
not ibsuo more of its own bonds fpr
each milo of compiled road titan tho
uoniu ui pio uimm mim i -
.ln .1 I n H.. I..I Ulntn.lnlin iaMlll
for the samo mile of road; and tho said
bonds of (ho company shall constituto
tho first Iclufnnd tho said bonds of iho
United .States bliall constituto tho sec
ond loin upon tho said road and tele
graph, nnd upon tho rolling-stock nnd
appurtenances, aud npon tho franchise
nnd estate ot tho company, to bo enfor
ced in tho samo manner as a mortgage
between natural persons. , ,
Skc, fi. And be it further enacted,
road and telegraph lino havo bcon com
pleted, an4 are lurnishod with tho roll-itig-itock
am) equipments of a first-class
railroad, tho Prpsnlcnt qt tho United
Statos shall cause tho lands liorotnV
foro granted in rosprct of tho said
twenty miles to bo surveyed, dlsignn
ted, and set apart for tho benefit of
s.iid company ; nnd shall also causfa tJ
allowed for services rendered,,. tho Uui
ted. States, after deducting nil expeii-)
diturcs, including rtpalts nndt lhaf fur-i
nishihg, running and nfnni(gim'ont ol
said road, shnll bxctediton, per centum
npon Its cost; Congress ipay reduce the
rates of fare and freight thoa-biy It un1
rrnsouablo innmount, niid may fix and
establish tho same by aw, r r
Second. That the said corporation"
shall tnaku to the Secretary ot tho Ju
terlor, to be communicated , by hm 4tij
Congieis, an nniiual repot t wliereiu
shall, o sot, forth-" 'i , .
Fjist, Tho names of tl)(tockhphors
nnd their places pi residence, ns far, as
tho samo may bo ascertained.
Second. Thu names mid, .residences
of tho directors and ,othcrofilccrs of
thd company. ,
Thiid tho nmouut ol stock- sutjsertlj-
ed pud tho amount thereof initially
paid hi,
Fourth. A description , of thu liijo
adopted for the eiinstiuetum ol said'
road, , ,
Filth. The ninouut recuivud, for thu
, , , . 'mihi
transportation respectively iff pasteti
gers, fruiglit, and m.ViN on sald.,ioad(
tho receipts Ironi nil other sources, and
the amount ol servico mulcted for tlio
governinont ol tho United Stntcfl
Sixth. A statement of thci cost of
construction of said road and telegraph,
nnd ol its expenses mninteiinnoo for
eaoh year, '
Seventh. A stntcnicntmf thoporuin
I turn and amount o its dividends.
I'.ightli. A statement ol its, indebt
edness, setting forth tho various kinds
thereof.
Which report sliall lu Bworrr to by
tho preshieut and treasurer of said'
company nnd presented to tho Secre
tary of tho Interior on or before tho
first day of July in eaoh year.
Paeiflo Coast Brevities-
Immigration is steadily flowing into
Southern California.
Lumber is selling for F300 per thous
and nt White I'iuc, nnd scarce at that
price
Smalt-pox prevails extensively nt
Port Gamble, Washington Twrritytjr.
Stockton has Sunday School for tho
Chinese population.
A now county is to bo organized in
tho White Pino district, Wada. ''
Tlio mud is auklo deep at Walla
Walla aluco tho coinmeucomcnt ol the
rahrs.
Tho Military Department has aban
doned tho Fort Steilacooui post, Wash
ington Territory.
The Oregon Steam Navigation Com-
riany promise to extend tho tulugrnph
iuu to vnlla Walla thence to Homo
wy. , l
At Salt Lake they art oll'cring ten
dollnrs per day for two-horso teams
nnd twenty-two for teams of six to haul
railroad tin.
A yield of .'100,001) pounds of tobac
co is looked for in Santa Clara county.
Cal., from a plantation of two hundred
acres.
A stngo 11ns has been establisliu-l
from Qlyiufrtar IcTaWoina, WulitajstiriV
Territory, wlilcli will mako Jri-wcekly
trips, stopping nt Stelltcoom vaoh way.
A disoasu known as "iiutnsoy" is
causiug great havoo among dogs in the
.;!..:. ,.l Ur.il. U'.ll. I'n,,nr la
said to bo a remedy for the disease.
Thu La Grande Timet sayst On
Monday last a firo in tho Tulu swamp,
near tho Hot Lake, eight or ten miles
from town, was, by n strong hreou,
communicated to tho prairie on tho
north, and leaohed tho ranch of Jos
eph Joiio, burned all his hay, some
125 or 150 Ions, and tbrrstwiifsthl
dwelling. His baud of hog and pigs,
running in tho tulcs, was nearly des
troyed. How many are iuis)iig he
does not know, but thinks from 125 to
150 ho.id.
Tu.toiuni LitfK. The total length
L olectrio telegraphs in rha word, not
iqcfudlng tho submarine, amounts to
upward of lfJO.OOO uiifes which J
mora than enough to go around tho
earth several timi. Of tho (otal
amount tlioro aro 43,250 miles in tho
United States nearly no quarter oi
tho whole.
Polioy and property are sacred things!
but tho ritflits ot human-nature r
still more sacred.
Santa Anna, ha turned tip i Sair
Uoiningo,
i 1 1 i
Yellow moustsobQS are fasidpuablttji
in, .pew 'i"i
i i. i ismfc -
IlasU, in Switzerland, has A newip-.
por vdu years piu,
Great Uritiaa'a popalation, lu Just
last, was 3n,M(jn,:iJ5,
Miohican has ft cashbalanrp'ofovep'
l,Qfl0,000 in hor treasury,
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