Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan (2024)

November 20, 1865

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Detroit Free Pressi

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Detroit, Michigan

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Monday, November 20, 1865

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THE DETROIT REE REES NOVEMBER 20 18W BBYlGMtiS JEIje Jrce press' CARPETS 80000 1 A austin heSfietyleB eTNote Let MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 20 LARGE ASSORT ENTTOrZ Report of the Juntance CnesmlUoni rsj the aarplaa Just and honorable dealings DOT14 tf EDMUND JONES novi 9 3' B3 8m URS BOOK TRADE BY A CARGILL DAYS SHINGLE WOBK8novl62w I OB By the Author of The Hen Pecked I a i a rtt BOOTS SHOES CHEAPEST DETROIT nortO ALSO HOODS SKATING CAPS novfilm JEWELRY STATE NOTICES EXCURSION QIAEAT WESTERN RU1WAY AND I RUIT 4 TOYS S'CAGO WISICAL PIANO ORTES AGENTS ANTED Boardman Gray's Detroit Novfll 18 1 1 SKATES MORRISON i TO BUY WATBMW JEWKUV tiLVEI WAIfAT i MBaMDJtUY (oraaeriy Mrs OeirroJSart I LI i 1 STOCK 5 ft 5 12 12 2 4 do do do do do 2 8WIT BRO 104 Woodward Ave i 1 QAHPATb OIL CLOTH MATTINGS MBA MURRAY New Goods dally received at Jew elry Store comer of Wood ward Avenue and Larned street novl9 lw All Sues A ine Assortment of atarkot or by letter serlralin a Price ifty Ceuw Mailed free of postage oa receipt of price A BRADY Publisher Ann Street HAT CAP AMD UR STORE I AlRtliox Ac Co 184 Jrr Atm gTATJE MICHIGAN "SBy the a proclamation Strict attention paid to the manufacture of and ine Work oct21 lm ASBM'CteiMiwrrioNT mnnHMentatfwa Goid Inlaid Tortoise Shell Comb' at Conklin's One Price Jewelry Store DOV19 3t Office at the Store of Dunean Brothers 165 Jeff Ave nov3 3m DETROIT Conklik has one of the finest assortments of Solid bi I ver Ware in the city at his New Jewelry Store Cor Woodward Avenue and Lamed Street novi St 1EW STORE The clever Authoress of Putting on Airs or A Warning to has been more than usually bappy with her romantic combinations and senti mental denouments in the Life of a The narrative la developed with exceeding taste and the work has the peculiar charm of combining two div tine romances the first embracing the career of a spendld mother and the second that of a spoiled child Angelina is a faithful type of the larva: fashionable life and her mother an example of all the mischievous effects of a false system Of education: The Authoress of Warning to might well have named this work A Lesson to Ezswttaer REORM IN TIIK TBEATBEST EMIGRANT The telegraph informed us last week that Captain Anderson of the ship Villafranca to whose case we have alluded in these columns before has failed to stand his trial and thereby forfeited his bonds to the amount of $5000 We are glad to learn that an example has at last been instituted as a warning against the fu ture ill treatment of emigrants on the high seas The preliminary investigation was interesting not only on account of its startling develop ments but for the overbearing demeanor of the accused and his subordinates The former did not appear at first disposed to consider the charge serious lor he displayed the greatest un concern and almost insulted the Judge As the trial progressed he became however somewhat alarmed though apparently still convinced of being in the right and a victim of persecution But even this consolation must have altogether forsaken him towards the close or he would never have thought it ad visable to forfeit bonds to such a amount We deem this case of great importance for all who have ever been brought into contact with emigrant vessels or have perhaps crossed the ocean themselves must be aware that such treatment as the passengers of the Villafranea experienced Is no exceptional occurrence Capt Anderson may have only a de gree more brutal than the generality of his professional brethren whose tyranny haa so often been a subject of comment and who con sider their passengers as so much freight to be expedited in the cheapest and' quickest manner deserving less attention than cattle In the eyes of these men emigrants have no rights that sre entitled to respect and what bannnnj in this case has ho doubt happened in many others of which nothing has ever been heard Indeed as no exemplary punishment ever fol lowed these outrages time and impunity seemed almost to have sanctioned the evil It' is therefore well that the courts should at last have taken notice of these practices for the lesson taught in the Villafranca affair will be a check to similar occurrences hereafter QTENINQ WINTER MILLINERY Jewelry Store UBNITUIlE CARPETS BED TABLE LINEN AC' Novels Pjpsrs in Detroit can be1 found st a EVERETT A 51 Griswold street 7 akd Dbaubs xx HIGH WTiyfgi SWIT A BRO4 1(M Woodward Ave SLEIGH AND BUALO ROBES AT KAIIGHT KELLEY UR STORE silfii White Polar Bear novl0 9m (ou ONEIDA COMMUNITY Corner JeflereonauaA WooAward MBRBILL DBAXJU1 TN RAW URS Deer Skins and Buffalo Robes And STOCK UV DIED Tn thin city evening Nov 18th at 9 CuAKLits Bbkbb aged 88 uneral at 8 Monday afternoon from Elm wood Chapel riends of the deceased are Invited to attend On Saturday Evening baxczs'M daughter of Lbbot aged 19 years uneral from the iamily residence No 19 Row land street Monday Nov 30th at 3 nenda of Ue family are invitrd to attend In this city riday afternoon Nov 17thMABa4BBT Nbstxb aged 48 years uneral from No 5 ront street (between irst and Second streets) Monday morning at 9)4 HUGO HILL Has received and is ready to show the latest styles Powdered 1 Coffee A Coffee Coffee txtraC Clarifl I Clarified choice by MOSES IELD CO Nos 31 36 38 Woodbridge ot Opposite Board of Trade 7 CAMERON A THORBURN Opposite erry Landing Windsor Have received by express and will continue to re for sometime large additions to their already Extensive Stock of GOODS The Goods comprise moat desirable com fa RENCH AND ENGLISH MERIMOES? i THIBET CLOTHS COBURGS WINCEYS i SCOTCH PLAIDS MOURNING GOODS SHAWLS "iiu 1 MANTES CLOTHS LANKKLS LXNKXB COTTONS PRINTS i Ao 4 They Invite special attention to their Tattering and Cloth DepartsMBt Where Gentlemen's Garments are made to order In the newest style on the shorte it possible notice a i CAMERON A THORBURN Wlndaor 38th Oct 1885: OC127 1 118 Woodward Ave tinder BiunaU House SCHWARTZ 'i fi9 Woodward Avenue and Retail in TOYS CHINA AND ANCY GOODS Has received the largest and best selected assortment ever brought to this dty which he offers at ths lowest market prices Please examine before buy ng elsewhere cctl7 3a i CHRISTIANSEN BUSH'S ES7 259 Jeff Ave a ovll 8m CONKLIN (ormerly of the firm of Morrison A Conklin HAS JUST OBMBD A EW JEWEL STO fox THX COBXKBOr Woodward Avenue and Larned street? Where he haa a large and well selected Stock of toods consisting in part as follows: ine Gold and Silver Watches Silver Spoons and orks' Silver Pie Knives Silver Berry Spoons1 Silver Ice Cream Knives Silver Soup Ladles Plated Tea Sets w5 Plated Castors A Cake Baskets Ice Pitchers ti The Largnst stock ever offered In this City of ENGLISH URS! URS UHS 1 1 NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY YOUR URSETS The beat assortment In the market wholesale and retail consisting of Russian Sable Stone Martin Mink Goods of every description etch Siberian Squirrel Water Mink rench Coney Imitation etch Ac i Also a great variety of HOODS SKATING CAPS BRAVER AND OTTER GLOVES CAPS AND COLLARS: ii RENCH TRAVELING BLANKETS A ROBES of every description at AUXSLAN SB 49 Griswole street Detroit ALSO' DISTILLERS OP ALCOHOL PURE SPIRITS WHISKYS ALL GRADES t' Capa and Goblets ine Tabic Cutlery ancy Goods Ac His Stockfhas been selected with great care and is entirely new and has been purchased direct from the Manufacturers and Importers and at the Lowest Cash Prices and as he has no old styles or shop worn goods his customers may depend upon gotiing everything of the latest pattern to be found In the market Watch and Jewelry Repairing DOM tT lXraiiyclD WOBKMBX ABD WAXXAXTBD ATisrACTiox The public are respectfully invited to give hixn a calL 'J 18' CONKLIN' novlS lm: vr 1 J1E WELBY I JEWELRY 300000 WORTH Watches Chains and ine Jewelry all to be sold for 31 each without regard to value and not to be paid for until you Know what you are to get Send 35 cents for a Certificate which will inform you what you can have for 1 then it is at our option to send the dollar and take the article or not Pur chasers may thus obtain a gold watch diamond ring or any set of jewelry on cur lift for 31 and in no case can they get less than a worth as there are no blanks ive certificates will be sent for 31 13 for 33 80 for 36 10 for 315 Great induce? meets offered those who act as agenta Cataogue containing foil and particulars ssBtwitU tne certificate Address srwii BRYAN BROS A CO octfiB 8m 58 Liberty street New York Clty 4 TUE MISSOURI OATH As some of the readers of The ree Press are aware the new Constitution of Missouri the work of one of the most outrageously radi cal bodies that was ever assembled in this coun try imposes upon all ministers of the Gospel before they are permitted to exercise the func tions of their profession an oath that they have never In any manner been in sympathy with the rebellion nor given aid or comfort to any of the enemies of the State Of course such an outrageous requirement excited the Violent opposition of the clergy and the Roman Catholics particularly who most properly re fused to subscribe to a qualification not pre scribed by their Church and not heretofore de manded "or thought of although they had all along! been in the execution of their sacred office One of those priests who had refused to take the oath and continued to perform his du ties was arrested and has had his trial his de fense being that the article of the Constitution of Missouri which requires this test oath is in contravention to that portion of the Constitu tion of tire United States which prohibits the States from passing bills of attainder or ear post facto laws This question has been appealed to the Supreme Court of Missouri and it has ruled that there is no attainder proposed by the stipulation that an oath shall be taken by an Individual as should he refuse to do so be forfeits neither life nor property and loses no thing and that it is not an ear post facto law because although it proposes to require a sol emn statement that certain facts have not tran spired in the personal history of theelergyman yet if he will not take the oath he forfeits no thing as although he cannot exercise his reli gious functions being under a disability yet he is not punished for what he has done as the oath Was deemed as a security for the future Under these rulings the Court decides that the oath is not unconstitutional as it interferes with no civil or religious right more than is necessary to be done for the good of society A more 'senseless mass of utterly ridiculous reasoning is difficult to conceive of and it forci bly recalls advice of Lord Jeffreys to the young Judge never to give reasons for his opinions if it could be helped It the learned Court had contented itself with declaring the constitutionality of the requirement its hear ers: might have supposedthat some profound process of reasoning had led them to their de cision Or hod they said it was constitutional because' it was required by the Constitution it elf it might have been believed But the rea sons given are so uttcrlydevejd of truth as to make it to believe that the decision ooen correctivxeportedr As it not 7 absolutely falsie that clergy man whor*fuscs to take the oath loses nothing Does he not lose the practice of his profession bis means of his support his ca pital And yet this is the reason given by the Court for denying that it is an attainder! Is it not absolutely false that the clergyman who re fuses is not punished for what he has heretofore done axxl for which ho Such penalty was at tached when the offence was committed when if he refuses he is deprived of his profession And yet this is the reason given why the law is not ex post' facto Is it not ridiculous to call this for the when it re lates to past acts for which it provides the pun ishment of deprivation of support? 5 A high legal authority has pronounced this decision peculiar and we think that under the circ*mstances we never heard a milder ex pression of opinion on any subject A CARD A cordial invitation is extended toTJL the people of this City and btate axd to etrangera vieiung Detroit to call st the elegantly Tunalahed show room known Smiih's Jewelry The collection of are and txanlifal articles on exhlbiuwn there is not enrpaeeerf in this country No admittance fee Is charged and gentlemen? atten tion ia insured Doors open daily from 7 Kin Until 8 nrdiya excepted su XXOV19 tr 8 SMITH A CO yy 8TBIDIROX I COMMISSION MERCHANT 'akddkaxjb ix OILS AND TOOLS No 2 Atwater Street Detroit ON81GNMENT 880 LI CITE Refer with permission to John Owen Willard Parker Eaton i Hurd A Co Geo Kirby Waierman Beatty A Kibbee i novl9 Sm WHITINO PA PERS A fine line of Letter Note a Cap to which the attention di large buyers Is invited nov4 tf A AUSTIN AHD NEW GOODS TT ww3WE LnUUlUlMIMt levying of black mi! or tonsil it by a son name the assessment bf taxss upon govern ment employes to bay votes and carry elcc tiona Jt aavax Johnson eaa nomoee abate this easternhan he could swim across the neomae with the Washington moaamant tied to hte tTootme Jfo what order ha may issue the sotosssaems will be collected the man who neglects to taay mav make up his mind that bis term of office la Th! hw the merit of being a bold ooen mxl I above bMi4 declaration of principles fisk 1 vkmiv purpuveM ana practice or the party in power I Tbs 'places of' honor trust and emolument are be' given uwm: wuu vupporvuie pony and even the laborer who may be to fortunate aa to obtain steady employment and prompt payment for hte work in Government navy yards dr else where must submit to these corrupt and unjust exactions or chis term of offioe is or in other words the means of earning bread for his children is to be taken' awav from him This is the radical: administration of the and freest Government in the world a Govern ment founded and long continued in its admin is ration to protect the rights of the middle and lower classes against the pride arrogance and' oppression ot their t' To say that these rights are in danger of being taken away at one fell swoop would not be true their foun dations are beingsapped and undermined by falsepretexts and plausible theories Si It ia only now and then as in the case cited above that an open declaration of purpose is made to continue bribery and corruption as the stepping stones to office and emolument To the victors belong the spoilsis a motto borrowed from the free booters and pirates ot the high seas: vet it is unblusbingly paraded and proclaimed the watchword and rallying cry of the sive political party which now professes to ad minister the Government in the cause' of hu manity and right means are too base or degrading so that they assist in gaining the de sired end and a price is offered for the transfer of political 'support to the party which holds the distribution of the spoils "te OH HAKRI8VILLE ANDhSwrestawafc ALPENA The stan ch Steamer Capt Albert Stewart will leave for the above ports on Tuesday Nov 21st at 9 o'clock a or freight or passage apply tn 8 BRADY A CO Eorl9 2t yy oot of Wod ward Avenue NEW BOOKS N6 Idyls of the King beautifully illustrated Iliad rendered into English blank verse bv the Earl of Derby 3 vote complete Works 3 vols In one arnneford A Co Timothy new book Plain Talka Housekeeper bv The Queens of the County by the author of Margaret and her Bridenmaids Ac Arthur Merton Helen McGregor The Gayworthys by the author of aith Goitneyte Girlnood jus' received by i ADAMS tf Woodward Ave do Honey 1 do Other marks do Choice MUSKS X1KUU dr CO Noe 34 36 A 38 Woodbridge St Opposite Board of Trade WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 Sal to commence at 10 WILL BE SOLD i At theAuclion Room 193 Jeff Ave 5 The following desirable goods viz 7j 300 yards extra fine Ltneni Sheetings or 43 Linen Diaper Towels 5 rench single Blankets 7 pr English double do 5 super Wtiite Cenator panes 10 do single do 9 lannel Skirts 1 Roeewood Baby Cot and urniture 5000 WANTED Business new light and desirable requires no capital or peddling can be done at nome traveling Mid will pay 10 to a day clear or particulars encloe stam to WILLARD A CO UOV17 1W viJ Box 3680 Cnictgo BL Messrs Ashley Miles 1 fe WILL SELL At the City Auction Rooms 65 Randolph St On Tuesday 2 lit Nov at 10 A quantity of irst claiaV 'URNITURE Consisting of Bcdrtcsd Bureaus Washstands Sofas Lourpes Crockery Ac Ac ci Airo a lot of i ENGLISH BED AND TABLE LINEN 't Consisting ofQnilte Blankets Sheets TableCIoths Towels Down and eather we Ac A part of the above has: been removed front: the residence of the late John A Welles on ort Sheet for convenience at sale ASHLEY A MILES Auctioneers ovU tdrr' OoRiudolph Street near Jeff 1 B' Xi EINED 100 Barrels Crushed ft 100" 100 1 100 100 10i Boxes or sale nov8 lm STBTa waa elected reMdent of the Company in place of Whj a pmttjjea naigned io I Bwis Choice State lour 1 SMS tare variety of ad BONNETS and the best materia) that has been shown in this city All of these will be open for inspection On Thursday November 16th Which the Ladles are invited to call atd examine At 181 Jeffersoxx Avenue nnT15 ncGonnx CLOTIIIXU EILVKBWAM 1 Large Silver Lunch Tray 1 do do Walter 8 Smail do do Large Silver Gravy Spoons do do Table do do do gg do pair do Hagar Tongs UU MV AJIBU 18 Large Ivory handle Knives Thia is probably the finest lot of goods in Detroit were selected for a private family are all new fash ionable In pood order extra make and of the rich est xnaterials The goods will be ready for inspec tion Tuesday afternoon previous to the sale Ladies are particularly invited to attend the sale All to be sold without reserve EDMONDS Salesman Oa of 'riebrated Machi'res wMeh took hTvr yw the premtam at iheMicbigau Stale alr It te new I MASON PASTE BLACKING JBr forty 1 atr bwck'iftn in a Eeqvlre at Tn un Job Office for fvrrther particular norlU3 "WHOILBSALX AND RETAIL tics ofieaak taaffrtlle aed Eagairie Note bpMK I 'uSaji aa a rx wUL with La Madr XBwtofxs lotMtch Ordetofrom the 1 trade filled promptly and at lowest rates I oorSRit iVt Citato rrL Dealera in Pain's Olis atty Glass Dye StuCix de I aovS tf 1C Woodward Avenue Detrort a 'Waavuew eeww mwr neaavwww I a gflCES WHOLESALE 50 Bags Pepper 50 do Pimento 1000 Mata Cassia 10 rails 1000 Pounds Nutmegs No 1 l0U0 do do No 3 if 59 Kegs Ginger Boxes do or sale by MOSES IELD A CO Nos 24 26 A 38 Woodbridge St nov8 lm Onnoslte Board of Trade THE HIGH PRICES Wei presume that most of ourpvadera will sympathise with New Yorfi Weekly He tietoin its feeling statement that the prices prevailing just now are not the enter 4x tainment to which we expected to be invited Gentlemen who have for the last yr6Ytwo off the purchase of a new overcoat in the1 expectation that when the Cruel war was over they would 'be able to buy one at something tire tne oiu ume prices are dreadfully dtsap pointed to find that a tolerable one costa sixty and a good ohe ninety dollars although we had peace for months House keepers did not expect that at the close of a most productive season after peace they would be compelled to' pay fifty cents for blitter forty twavif fzvM Areraa 4 daw sA utfl iui cuiu muivu cents ior nor that their groceries would cost with gold st a hundred and forty six about the ame figure they did when the excuse was that gold two hundretfand fifty and rising People are not to be reconciled to this state ot things by proclamations of thanksgiving to bo responded to by glowing sermons on the peace anxj plenty in the land or the teeming i barns and the overflowing barn yards SThat these things are so they may acknowledge and in a heartfelt manner thank' their Heavenly ather that itis so but' they may also say if it is so why should sausages cost thirty cents a pound? 'why should apples cost five 'dollars a 1 barrel? why should twelve dollars be demanded for good flour? 1 and why should beef cost fifteen cents a pound av hat is the use ot our doing well if we have to expend all we get for the necessaries of life and pinch at that and how many are doing well in this point of view? Is it not a fact I that any family occupying a whole house in a style which they could five years ago have maintained at a cost of twelve hundred dollars are now puzzled to do the same on three thou sand? and how many who had twelve hundred Prussia really require any aid the people of five years ago get three thousand now in a this country would prefer rather to help theta corresponding position? We need not tell our I tban to receive contributions in behalf of the readers that there is a great deal of respectable emancipated negroes who stand in no such pincning going on at present In houses that ex i voey are wuiing to janor hlbit all the outward evidences of I this telescopic philanthropy which we and this being the case there can be no compu have just seen displayed at Berlin is not pecu tation of the absolute want and misery in the I har to the German it is shared by all the working population Let it not be supposed nations of Europe for human nature is every that this is an appeal for higher watrea This I where the same When Mrs Is not the remedy The additional wages hook 4 first appeared in the old world will of course be added to the cost of the pro creattL a perfect furore amongduction and can therefore only temporarily a11 classes Sold by thousands and tens of alleviate and not cure the evil but it is an ap I in railway carriages omnibuses'peal to all to join in comnelline Connresa tn steamboats all sorts of people from slow old Btrike at the root of the evil and remove the ladies to fast young gentlemen were to be seen principal cause of the hizh the inflation I pouring over it with intense perhaps tearful a I 1 a wv I ''w we currency i i luwxtu iou mei 11 on every tame in i aj preceding ju we people wno are affected by these prices 4 cpchuiu vjlj aumukiuus qu remote country come jjy we cam a i i a 1 i i nett in Will DUL uniLA in vln NArtrfi OMi vwj vugivcw i "will not dare to refuse earl in thn spsciinn tn I remove this inflation which is the heaviest of I devoured it digested it and quoted it nil our taxes Not only does it keep up prices lUt bv its finrl fowtiintlnnD in the price of gold it irenders it Im I produced many counterfeits 'Tofsey possible to do business with certainty the margin of uncertainty must always be againtt the consumer and the superabundance of cur rency stimulates speculation and compels everyman to charge an exorbitant profit in self defense Congress can cure this Congress can contract currency till it and gold assimilate in value Congress can restore specie pay ments and when Congress does this it will accomplish all that we can ever again hope to I 'see done and that is not to get back to old I prices but to restore the equilibrium between I Wages and living We never expect to see I prices get back to old figures If the national debt was paid to morrow if all the war taxes were abolished the currency reduced so as to destroy the premium on gold and free trade permit the purchase or exchange ot commodi ties where it could be done to the best advan tage still prices would be higher than they were previously because gold itself is inflated Prices are consequently higher nil over the civilized world But this is of no importance if the equilibrium is re established It is not important if flour is fifty dollars a barrel and everything else in proportion when four days of a labor will pay for the flour and all wages and salaries are made to correspond to trat stanuaru It would take a great deal more money to transact the business but it would cause no suffering Therefore what we really want is a return to a specie standard with a reduction of circulation to the needs of busi ness and free trade we will again re alize the comfort so well kndiivn of old called good and mankind can judge at the commencement of the year how he will come out if he pursues a certain course States expenses proportiocately lew tMff any otter Company This Company being purely mutual insures at the rowan patsthie rates ana 11 tne premium pud ex ceed the actual cost tte enrpins la retaraed to the parties insuring 'UMartua may be effected mi ned women beyond tte perch cf their cre ditors A i xccuax MATCH 4n this Company I this or example person paying tvaAxUAipremiwm in at age Ob and th forfeiting by non payment will be entitled to receive more than roon tkabs terc irta 'olicy can be marked off rlnted documentsabowng the advantages generally that this Company ha to effar will be furnished or forwarded by ma 1 by A ilm a 45 Griswold Street Detroit iw aiuuiyu 1 Wheeler and Sewing Machine (nta iw hoganycase) Lady a Dresses 8 do 11 do night do 1 beautiful Cloak do Shawls 8 splendid Dreeses 1 Work Basket 1 Carriage Spread Of I PLAIN AND ANCY INK8TANDS AT A THROOP COS 'V78 Ori wold Street JNKS! Zthroop Writingluid A New Try It I 'ArneM's Writing Genuine WRITING LUID RENCH COPYING GENUINE G3PTII8 LUB Blue Black Copying Ink COPYING LUID ''Carmine A Superior Article BLVEl INK efriiiq J' rate SWIT a BRO sovS if a 104 foodward Ave (COLUMBIAN) WHIM Ip conformity with the uago which ha lens pre ftllftd In this and many of our lister State? to aMde at the close of the season of Harvest 1 day for Thanksgiving and Praise to Almtahty Gd for great goodness bestowed during the year ord also in accordance with a Proclamation of the Pr dent of the United States appointing a day fer tional Thanksgiving I do hertfby appoint Tltdreday llio 7ili day or December' next aa a day to be publicly observed by the people of tb? State for such Taanksgivitg and Praise Never in the history of the Government ha? tbn pious custom seemed more worthy both of and of perpetuation than at the present time 1 therefore mort earnestly recommend that the peope of the State faithfully observe the same and tnat they assemble on that day in their accustomed of worship there to thank with devout hearts and con tn to spirits the Ruler of the Universe for bi? manifold mercies and entering into gttes with Thanksgiving and into his courts with there acknowledging their dependance aESn Divine care and protection He bas not only preserved us as a froa ffftnt and famine but by Hia unmerited bestowed ujjon us an abundant harvest and naa filled our granaries and storehouses to overflow ing He has blessed us witn health and ha? ciously averted from us the calamities of fueikn pestilence He has secured to ua victory tn tne terrible Cor fit ct which haa waged for the overthrow of the Government and the destruc i of the Union and through His aid peace with alitxs blessings again smiles upon us Our national honor has been vindicated the inda try of the country has been restored to its accustomed channels the chains of a long oppressed race have been broken reedom has trfumphed over blavcrr and Liberty Is more firmly established throughout the land than ever before The scourge of war been removed from ns and the work of death 1 as ceased The spirit of angry strife and bloodshed been allayed and the devastation of hostile armies 3 ended The hosts of Rebellion and Treason been conquered and dispersed and the defeated atd overthrown traitors are now seeking pardon atd mercy at the hands of that Government which in their madness and folly they sought to destroy Let us then as a grateful people thanks unto the Loxd for He is good for His mercy endur eth for i Given usder my hand and seal of the Staff at the Capitol in the ciry of Lansing first day of November in the year oU Lord one thousand eight hundred and five and ofthe Independence of the Umud States the nlntieth HENRY CRAW By His Excellency the Governor 2 JAMES PORTER noy7 td Secretary of GROCERIES Spirt market in the world we invite the attention of Dealare in Dommtlr Llqnore to our rood feeling eenred that we eon offer them special inducement to 011 the rede COLUMBIAN GIN which a dtetiltetion of Rye MeR Wine and TtaHaa the propertire and flavor of tte imported eep 13 teowly AND WINTER CJLOTlIfxv AMD IRRISHIIO ROODS II ERDLESS VARlinj fAT THX GREAT WARDROBE THE CH SAEST AND BEST AND ONLY One Price Clothing Store in Detroit If yon want to buy Rood Clothing well msde nd serviceable at very low prices go to isa Vff Ave The Greet Wardrobe ta a good place to lea bottom oven if you intend to bar at a other store Come and aee the largest assortment ot me Beady Made Clothing ever offered for sale in Detroit The goods are fine the styles first rate tans MW Cent 10er Ods fqvUdaAAjr 8U1U If you want INE CLOTHING we!) mad TflB CrtWB THE GREAT WARDHOBE THE MONSTER CLOTHING STORE No 183 Jerr Ara Sept2J a not remember the good old maxim that Charity begins Jwtt4 Bys they can neverflotl rest ar Meafortnn account of the benighted condition poor Ol HoortstxxMa Gha ami other equally remote iere' ls lage class of very good and well meaning people in this world who have each a favorite plan for re alI the Tvu ueuness on eartn moral and physicaL The only mistake whleb nearly the whole of them commit is that they have no heart to do the little good within their power but insist upon reforming what is entirely beyond their reach" 1 1 We were led into this train of thought by reading an incident which occurred at a party given at the residence of the American I Minister at Berlin where it was seriously re solved to raise a subscription in Germany for me retter or our freed negroes Now it is evi dent that the people who were on that occa sion assembled at Judge Jcdd's must belong to' the" class of philanthropists described above for they seem so sensibly affected by the condition of the American blacks that they ihave no for "the sufferings of thetrown whites And this we are glad to notice ap pears also to be the opinion ot a Berlin journal which commenting xn 'Ibis' project remarks: x' i i vwwwww" iflk'www I MThUt ft siDgrtiar idea! We should thick it Quite 1 MM fflOrth a hnainzi a otecuuoo 4HC uto AtmjrichM 10 BQlve tnl social problem without assistance as we are compelled to do It hi re Were we really to tax our selves for benevolent purposes the money might be appropriated to the removal of evite which touch rs far more closely Even cosmopolitanism should have its Ilmira It we valse a subscription let the proceeds oe applied for the relief of our white slave and especially our starving public teachers The Americans are abundantly able to take care of their own indigent a 9 i Our Berlin contemporary is perfectly right and we can assure bimthat Americans are able and willing to do what is right and necessary for the indigent among them The idea that we would wish our liberated blacks to take the bread from the lips ot the suffering poor in I Germany can only have originated in the head of some such crack brained busy body as Mr JUDDS Secretary of Legation whose only re commendation for that post was on the Cosmopolitanism should most as suredly have its limits but if the public in Berlin or indeed in all i 'SS3 ess WWiA 'wV4 vSej: fOJ Boxes Rilsins new layers 500 do do nevM cm 100 Kegs I ranes new 1UU0 Drums igs primu 50 Bags Almonds 60 do ilberts 60 do Cantauas 50 do Pea Nuts 69 Boxes Leguorn Citron or sale by MO8ES IELD A CO Nob 24 26 A 28 Woodbridge! St nov3 lm Opposite Board of Trade 200 Barrels Porto Rico' prime 50 Ilbds good Cuba 100 trrete Sugar House 50 Tierces do 50 Barrels Portland or sale by MOSES IELD A CO Nob 24 Sfi A 28 Woodbridge St 1 Opposite Board of Trada AUCTION MAMS i I HMJCMMB vL or roKrsiTED LA wtH yiwft LOHiXJirMVSTABD WEDNESDAY A THURSDAY NOV? AA 30 I bent bidder iwk SWIT BRO CLAPP 'Jnov6tf 1M Woouward Ave TO 1KD TBOX THE SALK OIL LANDAND OIL WELLS AT BOTHWELL On Thursday 23rd November 1865 wl1be Iwued at Windsor to partie atrr fl: BMhwISld to hem Detroit to OR ONE ARE Trn wil1 Wind or day of gate at 7 :39 am returning from Bothwell at 8:80 novlfi 4t office: 51 BoutH Water Street Drawer KdM CHICAGO with alx others thetastmakem at Seorgs A Prinee A OdateMM mid UtejiumM aromatic obganb DeajOT Seminaries ano i PIANO ORTES TO RENT 4 7 octave Piano fortea to Rm id sasrsf A Saginaw Manufacturing Company pat up In neat round boxes packed in cases of different sizes suitable for shipping by lake or rail On hand and for sale by WHITING A Agents Noot irst street Also dairy and fine salt in barrels Detroit June 1 A 1885 je5 tf RUIT TREES WINDSOR NURSERIES Owing to ted wcatuer at the time the auction rale te Trere Ac In this Nursery did not take place Tne Stock which is very complete and well grown consisting at almost everything in the Nursery line will be sold at private sale very low Particular te called to the unrivalled Stock of DWAR PEARS DWAR APPLES a large portion of which vein a bearing state Also the finest assortment of Hyacinths Tulips Crocus to be found on this Continent suitable for glass pot or open air culture No duty en Nursery Stock Orders sent to the Subscriber will te promptly at tendtd to JAMES DOUGALL Windsor 15th Nov 1R6A novlB tf JURS LRS URS BISSES AND PRO LYON the well known Indian Herb ctor will be at his rooms at the Cars Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday tte ttad and 38rd days of Not novU td i i tor WWW I SHERMANIA" There is probably Dot another man in the country who has had such clear and far sighted contentions of the condition and necessities of the country from the beginning of the rebel lion to the present day as General Sherman certainly there has been no public man whose judgment has been so correct and whoso views have been so fully justified by events as have his own from the hour of his in declaring that a force of 200000 men would be required to crush the rebellion in the South west up to the present time General Sherman has also the power and the adroitness of delivering home thrusts and quiet rebuke in a style that pleases the object while it cuts like a knife through the joints and marrow of pride and assurance Boston the hub of the recently received from him one of thoe sly hints that her haughty assumptions of superiority and her pretended right to think for and dictate to the rest ot the world weae fully understood and appreciated In his acknowledgment the invitation of the Mayor of that city to visit Boston he said: the accidents acd chances of life ever bring me near you i snail take especial pi ide In be ing the guest of your great city and whilst you re joice in the possession of wealth commerce aud11 the advantages of finished society I br you to make due allowmcefar ui rf your own race who must strug gle with nature and kunm pasriono and prrjudwesbe fore we can hope to enjoy the peace andttabilily you now enjoy te What could be a neater and more delicate hint to Massachusetts to duo allowance for of the Great West and of the bouth your own race who must struggle with nature and human passions and Secure in her enjoyment of all that wealth leamthg and commerce with the world can bestow she would force her ideas with a hot house growth into soil as yet unfit and unprepared to receive them It is well to remind her ol the: ordeal through which she passed to reach her assum ed position of superiority and high prerogative She bad to struggle hard with pas sions and before the burning of witches could be expunged from her code and the practice banished from her soil Her citi zens struggled with and endeavored to retain negro 'slavery for their profit till they found it would not that it cost more to keep their slaves thau they could earn pthenshe generously sold them to work for those who eould make it It is gratifying! to see that herlloyalty and good intentions are appreciated and acknowl edged in such a'manner and by such authority Always ready to reform others always i as that quoted above The of Gen ELOOR oil cloths KATTDfGS PAPEHrHANGINGS OAMAXKIREPS LACECURTAIHS 1 BLANKETS QUILTS SHEETINGS TICKING terr cthb AND ALL uuuoa Gu3j)s 414 Just Received and for Sale oy ii abbot M2 JcX AV(X CABPETS A frill and complete a rortment of Knglteb Velv and Brussels Carpets tflrtct from the Manufactory Cnosut A 8ok for sale at CARPET HALL 152 Jeff Ave AHT XI VIlDlIBCTffO rrtODOD HTi i aC( ALBNZO ROLE WILL 8LLL BY AUCTION At the City Horse and Carnage Mart 'Nos 13 Id Monroe Ave near the City Hall Market ON THURSDAY NOV 23 1605 AT 10 The following: 1 span Gray Mares 15 hands high 1 span Bay Mares 15 hands high 4 years old clos ly matched 1 span Cream and Duu4 and 5 years old 15 hands high and good workers 1 ep'n Sorrels 7 years old UX hands good workers or drivers 1 large Dark Gray 6 years old: 1 large Brown Horse 7 yrars old 16 Lands high and a good worker 1 Bay Horae 6 years old out ot Lexington and a splendid saddle horse 1 Brown Mare trots in 3:20 to harness also several Horses not here described Open and Top Buggies amily Carriages Skeleton Wagate bulky Single and Double Harnesses Robes ALONZO KolE Proprietor novlfl 3t PATRICK MeGINNIS Auctioneer Encourage the beautiful for the useful will encou rage itself IN EVERY COniiirNnY whm teste and refinement are the characteristics of Its people tue meritorious proc nets of artistic genlus and skill meet with a ready sale No finer collection of beau tiful creations of art com blued with the exquisite gems of nature can be seen than is now displayed at SMITH'S JEWELRY STORE novintf ATLANTIC A Collection of Storite from tte Atlantic GOOD COMPANY for every day in the year THE GULISTAN cf Rose Garden in ttaadl I GEMS ROM TENNYSON Illustrated ATALANTA IN A Tragedy by A Swinburne ALEXANDER ON ISAIAH unabridged New Edition HISTORY ENGLAND 4 vote 10 00 xvai unAu mwiuKx ny enny DANTE aa Philosopher ratriot and Poet by Vlncerzo Botta WANDERINGS OVER BIBLE LANDS AND SEAS by aut nor of Schon rg Cotta amily 1 35 BIBLES and TESTAMENTS published by tte American Bible Society sold at coat Bibles from 45c to 314 Testaments 10c to 60c or sale by KANCIS RAYMOND novl tf 130 Jeff Ave J4URE te rj IRE KINDLING 3 IRE KINDLING THE EUROPEAN JELLABY8 It ia really amusing to see how inany people there are in this world of ours who seem to be perfectly wretched when they have business but their own io mind" They are for ever plucking the mote out of their neighbors eyesj utterly unconscious of the beam In Jhelr own amrinna to correct faroff they can eral Sherman has method in it 1 1 7S52J SSJ 5 novlO piCH AND ELEGANT GOODS OR THE LADIES YXT 310 PER DAY AT HOME I want an agent male or female Ifl every aud neighborhood to soli Great Later Every family wants it and arelmaking from 38 to SO per day This is tbe best chance ever offered to agents as the article patented and a capital of but $8 to SIO Is requir to begin with Particulars sent on receipt of two tte stamps for circn am and return atafie Address WAYVELL box 4781 Chicago novlH tc' GENTS WANTED OH HORA( GREELEY 8 HISTORY TUK WAR 1H8 AMERICAN This work will be completed at the earliest day on whicn an authen tic history of the war can be prepared and will con tain an amount of important accurate information fSS beyond anything attempted hf otb writera Its great superiority is everywhere even by the most decided jxs opponents Thousands cf purchasers of numerous Inferior publications have already I tnem aside as unreliable and worthless and secur rapidly superseding all others arioua unscrupulous attempts ha bec 10 confound with Mr History vastly inferior productions by advertising them 81 nlstorieaof American and by mg our descriptions cf thfa elaborate werk which become absurd and ridiculous when applied to thst ephemeral class of war advertised bow readyJP complete in one Addrsaa 6 CASS A Co PubUahwa 8a wfltd Avenue Detroit Mich Cleveland Oslo OKMtt GUe MlaflteaapoUs Ind TEN PER CENT INVESTMENTS tt 4 Mr Detr it City Te (8 years bonds) at a discount i rieorusKa ty year ten per cent Bonds I 1 National Bank of Detroit 1 i i tero tr American National Bank of Detroit 1 ij ts44j IvMXnNfl irst National Bank cf Houghton 1 te Detroit ano Milwaukee HR 2nd Mortgage Bonds I 1 kJ rkielkU or Bale by A WILKINS I BISCK LeS CHIClDleS nov19 Iw 7 Rotunda Building 0 an niCEWHEAT fLOlR 1 4 ready' this 1 i 4 tj i At SAOBD A BUlf BOya'tf TlrrEAAI novl91t I 6W do Japan htncolored do Tdo colored MH do 'Oolong AUO Caddies dxflce BoeehoDK or sale by MOSES IELD ATCO Nos 24 XI 38 Woodbridge St Dorfi Im Opposite Board of Trade COEEE Jho Bags Rio prime 60 do do choice 1 60 do lAguayra 100 Mats Java do Old Government Java ''or sale by 4 MOSES IELD ft CO Nos 31 ft 28 Woodbridge St nov3 lm ft Opposite Board of Trade They Voted Agalnet Wly? Jte ip rom the Milwaukee News It is generally1 conceded that the returned soldiers of Wisconsin voted against the proposed amendment of our State Constitution extend ing the right of suffrage to negroes and the natriotism of the soldiers in doing so will not be denied' How happened it that the soldiers voted unanimously against the dominant party on this question? It certainly was not because they were or because of any want of intelligence and patriotism among the soldiers Nevertheless there' was a reason for their action and we apprehend that it is a rea son which is worthy the consideration of monnern electors generally "Most of our returned soldiers enlisted for the war four years ago and served during the whole or a longer portion of the time of the war During that time they saw more and learned more of the African race than during all the preceding rears of their residence at camn fire on the march and in everybody in fact high and low I battle they were ailoraed opportunities to rich and poor young and old grave and gay study true character of that race and to A 1 comprehend the practical qualifications of the novniircre if af onl Ifr 4 KVO I a a nprem rnr YArnisinir inn rip nr oi Lfovern I yoked Iteration for the appetite for slaive liter I inent It certainly is net unfair to inter that I ature not satisfied with Mrs model I the information thus obtained by our soldiers I 141 tho nunoG nf thmr siinojamitant nniinimitv in I vniinr npffrA Kiitfr vp thp ballet hex and Eva smiled in Paris London Berlin Vi Such being the case ought not the people of I enna from printshop windows it was I the North who have less practical knowledge I ubiquitous in music stores and filled them I upon the subject to trositajc beforeattempting 1 to force negro suffrage upon the rebellious I with new songs and polkas It came cut at I states as a condition of the restoration of the I the theaters was equestrianized at Astley I Union 1 i land melodramatized at the Porte St Martin rorneydn'Davifc In short the whole of Europe was thrown into Turning over the file of a Phila'delphia paper I a fit of virtuous indignation She bethought I jije other day we hit upon the following obitu I herself of the whole question of American slave I ary of Jefferson Davis written by Col lor labor The sufferings of and the ney in September 186L when it was reported I I I 4 Azlnm fn I moi jrit A 4 1 a I 1 1 tester C1C ujvugu xjvujv Kjchmond I to all and the tender souls were no longer ob I The intelligence of the death of Jefferson livious to the fact that men and women were I Davis seems to be confirmed" When Stephen beU 1 Tbo aa of the blacks thusbecanie for a time the universal I papers The malignity with which they pumsh mission of Europe which turned into one I ed his independence survived his death and riot huge Mrs JeElaby looking in the direction I ed his grave Let us set a better example offt aa obM tumbling down stairsand getting their heads I was an imperious and ixraitive public man? He between arsa railings I rarely surrendered an opinion once formed I until hra JoivTarlnil hlrnoalf htr Knhinrl hjm his voluntary profession in favor of the Union lie was a close student a chivalric op ponent a steadfast friend a gentleman in all his relations and in his own family singularly kind and genial Although undoubtedly the head and heart of the Southern rebellion he went into it reluctantly as all who heard his last speech In the Senate will remember when with broken accents and tearful eyes he bade fare well at once to that body and to 11 his real greatness Jefferson' Davis' was blessed with many ac complishments He was alike a soldier and fl statesman No public man of acquain tance was more devoted to the scientific pur suits and more familiar with the abstruse teachings cf political philosophy No branch of human knowledge seemed to be unworthy of his investigation He was equally attentive to lassical literature to the details of military life to the doctrines of political parties "to the study of men and if Professor Bache of the Coast Survey could speak he would say of the fine work of which he is the accomplished head and which has latterly proved its unconquerable usefulness' that Jefferson Davis is as conversant 'with the smallest of that noble institution as any other man not directly con nected with it He was passionately devoted to the Smithsonian Institution of which he was a Regent in former times He devoted himself to the decoration of this capital and stood by Captain (now General) Meigs in all his efforts to construct the water works to finish the capitol buildings on the grandest scale and to push forward the extension of the Interior and Treasury Departments He was undoubtedly a great Secretary of War and in this high office nothing so much delighted him as to take young men by the hand and when worthy ad vance them If he educated Beaaregard to de stroy the Republic he conferred many advan tages upon McClellan to save it If he assisted Lee and Johnson and thus strengthened their hands for injury against the flag he greatly favored Meigs and ranklin The Chicago Tribune says: and Vallandigham lie down together and Presi dent Johnson leads We suppose it Wishes to intimate that Vallandigham is a lamb and Beecher is a Vai certainly was in Ohio two years since and we esteem Beecher of late to be perfectly ver acious Masonic A special communication of Union Lodge of Strict Observance No 3 ft A will be held at Masonic nd! on Monday even ing the 20th Inst at 7 By order of the PETER AUSTIN Sec Masonic Notick A special communication Monroe Chapter No 1 A will be held in Ma sonic Hall cn Monday evening Nov 20 at 6X By order of JOHN II MASTEN Sec Masonic Notice A special communication of Charity Lodge No 94 A will be held at Masonic Hall Monday evening November SOth at 6 By order of the '1 1 4 'Wm WALKER Secretary' SALE A and Boarding Houtee JL uood location ana convenient 10 me vcninu Depot Address N'L4N novl9 lw 'j 141 Woodbridge YvEMRAflLE RESIDENCE OR8ALR I The new asd high btoanaant BRICK HOUSE No 85 Washington Avenue containing 16 rooms built and finished in the most asbotantial manner with furnace hath and all modern improve men's Carriage House Stable and Wood Hoose all Aid Si QIX BUICK HOUSES I OR SAIE ON JEERSON AVE: Nos 479 481' 483485 487 and 307 Lots 35 200 to Larned Street Houses all tn good order with Gas Bath Rooms and ther medern improvements 1 Brick House NO 42 Elizabeth Street Eiat House No 369 Brash Street 1 Twenty five Houses for sale In other localities WM BATHBONE noyl9 44 Griawoid street House to No 77 Montcalm stree jcsTmtCElVKDAT i THE Itffi OOODB I WREATH DE I COTTAG 1 if ABD PLAIK gJGAKfl (1 i PURE SILVER SPOONS ORKS "1 I a rrt 5 I 1AA nraMhnflila nrtNkft NKT 1 JOU rt do Porto Riots choice I 500 Boxes' Havana I MO Barrels good Brown Sngaty I or sale by MObEb IELD ft CO I ul Noa 34 38 ft 38 Woodbrldm St jnov8 lm i Opposite Board ot Trade PUBLISHED THU DAY 4 3 1 AUG ELI BA 100 Boxes Codfish prime 5f 10 do ti Smoked Hall 1 10 do do Salmon 60 Half barrels Mackerel No I 50 do 4 do No 2 loo Kite do No 1 100 do 1 do No 2 2S Quarters Meas Mackerel leo irrreiB Labrador lli rrlng 500 Boxes Smoked Herring scaled 500 do dn VAt or sale by MOSES IELD CO Nos 24 2i 28 Wood bridge St nova lm Oppostt tard of TVade XflHITE ISH trout and pickerel trom 1 Lake Superior A choice lot for sale by WHITING ft Agents Lake Superior Steament Detroit June 18 1865 ei 5 novlOlm LAMBOt ft BROTHER CUBTAIKS A complete assortment of Silk ftrocades Rt pa English aud German Damasks Tambourd aafl xiviuzignatn Lace curtains irwaveu ai I 1 CARPKTiliALL 143 Jeff Ave orn I BIuAJETKETS osmbcet Crib Lumberman and Hoim Blaaketa in laryo stock for sole at i ATyn ntsrswraT A XI A A Aff 143 Jeff XlU i ADROT milliaery LIQIORS yy SHLELDT flk CO (Successors to A Croskey) AND SOLE DISTILLERS THE CELEBRATED' COLUMBIAN SIIV ritOILET SOAPS HAIR Oil Sc PKR 1 UMKRY Latge Stock in Store and lor Sale by noV18 7i A AUSTIN A LC'TION SALE MO PAUS AND GENTS SKATES ment with al I the modern improTcmeDts Also os bsoda alarffe stoc of hla owii tore CAST STEEL SKATERwhtob MveSSS i a high reputation for JPHaty and duStalit? JEWLAW BOOKS DIGEST 3 vole HILLIARD ON INJUNCTIONS 'Just received by WM A THROOP ft CO novlO Law Booksellers 8 Griswold Street i State Bounty Certificates Wanted Thirty Thousand Dollars in Soldiers STATE BOUNTY CERTIICATES or which I will pay One Hundred and 'Thirty three Dollars each at Bank in this city A Detroit Nov 15 1865 novl0 10 A AUSTIN aOglfetf BEAT ATTRACTION a i ron ran PUBLIC iVE ADVERTIsem*nTS UOCNDOo the Evening cf the 17th Inst near the Office of the American Express Company a rocket Book containing a small amount of money The owner may find the same by proving property ana paying advertisem*nt Enquire of 5 ADAM SCHULTE 4 American Express Office Detroit Mich would call the attention of the public to their Large and ashionable Stock of CAPS AND DRESSING URS BUALO ROBES 0 which we will sell on the most favorable tonne We furnish our customers with all new styles as soon aa brought out in the eastern markets The Bost Goods and the Lowest Prices at MATHER ft Co Oet7 2m 184 Jeff Ave Detroit pUHS CURS IJRS WABSHOUER 88 Mich Ave Bressler's Block Has Just received a fcl assortment of and ur also Buffalo Robrs which he offers at the lowt New York prices Please call and exam ine Goods before purchasing elsewhere urs neatly repaired nov7 lm 'without reserve lUQVW lWr lUrVNBY TO LOAN 4 QN IRSTCLASS CITY PROPERTY' vnE': ITALIAX A YA'D OHu OVl lt TILL WEAR OR YEAR IT TO TREBLE 1 ww8tf novtatf jr wrelyy Htorv CHAMOIS SKINS 'BATH SPONGES CAB RLAGE BPQNGEH TOILET 8TUNGE8 or tilt IfT tf 1 I BWirr A BRO 10 Woodward Are refereaee to tlw reseat ierdera prohibiting the la 1 Life Insurance Company YELP WHOLEEALK MXL Barrels Beehive Tflrt Ara Krall 00 I lOG do 6000 1 60 60 3 00 or aale by 6 50 I DAv8 1m 3 00 3 BO I 35 ADVERttSlalEEYTS Na min Mgnaa ttioa 1 11 1 A 4 ni 1 OICIAL A TER OV THR CITY I Uh 1 di 1 1 i 1 i is I I 1 3 4 In i 5 I a 9 JI It Os IE tl i III fw to ifjl VE5 iB IB 3V? 1 ki 1 URS 9 uKm V2 Is IK 1 5 1 I fMr Jsii Ul rfejW i I III I I.

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