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TEXAs-ITs pOtlTIcAI powpp

The whole number Of polled IN TcIi. Al the cleo
ton for President 1850 The proportion Of votes as
compared with the people much larger than States
u our Unicn.
Although we have seen statement the subject yet
we induced believe from al the circumstances Incl
dent 10 the settling Of thst county that tho adut male
population 10 to three when compared with the pUpu
laon Oi the counties of The American States The whole
vote Of eIa does not equal fourth o that u the city
Of New York, yet sbe 10 be represented IN the Anercan
Senate with Two Senators who will have mech power
and controlling influence there shor New York Penn
sylvane, Ohio, Virgins. The strength of these giant
Siaes y 70 be placed the level with the
iuie banng ifDm the South. snJ the es u either ncu
uaired by her, With tho aid 81 TsSss-and Fiyrids
sgsin"t which say n0hingihe tslsnco Of power may
be given ~ the Free Tfsds hcos', the dost knel 10
tie prosperity u Amerosn lad sy Do sounded aud the
bes ns'iiuion u country prOsusicd. ~ securing an
netson 10 handful Of men, n very doubtful ohsrscter
We viii doubtless have, eyentusy, ply debt " millions
ol dcllsfs snd eHpend millions place II IN
u defence IRON the saVagss and rspacious Mexcau who
V'h'iwss' would make frequent incorsions We hsve
s1ef'eed sur pgh,ed faith with Mereo aud exposed
eoon'y 10 n'erns discard and the danger u hostility from
sofo.d lnsiesd Of being pacific measure, IL IL one
winch ths'iem Nu IN all iu sspeeu- Va. Free Pres.
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the depot hl. motans thai Rie left the city night ir
New fork, and will with bis faahy.
some OF the unsaatet Of the democracy VI washing
exutne the prospect Of Res psPer supereed-
ing the Usiss the printing Of the House. and thereby
setting the tripod u the administrations. The eoneern, we
are satisfied bodies good TO Father Richie. II will
bring him into paper compared with which hts An
from the letter writers will be found 10 DO mere
squibbng Everything in the Cabinet and out OF the Ca
bine Notwithstanding the safety valve Of the Uaisa
pidly fertaenng explosion And BY and by, lie low
aud keep quiet. you will such blow up hath not
occurred since p.lmy days Of Ms. Eaton. Why,
erj.y il bruted about that Mr.. Walker and Mr. Blu
chsnsn had noied the President of their intentions To
resign giving him fair discretion the interim Tor FILL
ing their vacancies We suppose. however, this Is
runor but mark you II this docs float with the
Of the wind Yes the iron of aud
the cotton mississippi will have overheard in the xh
ting Of the ship
The cabinet did 60 down N the see board. Puey
Point Old Point, Sandy Point Point Lookout and other
points along the river and bay understood they
would. Our old friend. Captain Mitchell. WILL however.
have good Of visitors in this and could
heartily wish that would permit to be
OF the party. But watch them and keep the adj
mnisrsuon together II We can.
Cabinet Council. 10 day, supposed be upon consular
appointments. A Mt. Barclay, young gentleman from
Bermuda. expects the colec torshp that island, and
should deserves It, while young gentleman from Viz
ginia. named Robertson appears stand fair chance for
Trinidad The late 9Th Of July Texas supper Coleman,
given BY Mr.. Robertson, Mr. Wallis, and Others Is
long feather ia their caps would have ben had not the
sub.crbsrs showed the white fssthet by running oil
the FIRE works.
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THREATS AGAINST THE TARIFr

The Richmond Enquirer publishes Mr.. Walkers letter
IN which he declares that he has been much OCCUPIED
with the details Vi the Tariff" and that Ell mus. be 70
duced TO the revenue stsndorI THIS the Enquirer calls
good for the South" aud says IL IL con6rmnory
proof thst the Administration Intend 10 be true TO the min
rples which carried them into power we will nat ston
10 inquire what SORT VI this msy be deemed for the
NOrhihe more appropriate question would be- what beo
eht will II be 10 the country NJ large
Bot this all idle talk on the part Of Mr. Walker and
the Enquirer, and only thrown pacy some Of the
humbuRged Chyary VI the South will surely NM
zlc the Enquirer aud al The sophsis VI its party 10 DE-
hue Sbai were the principles which carried the Admin
i-rat1n into power" In Pennsy yana u i veil known
the Democracy cast their votes for Mr. Polk with J.
net understanding that the TsnH nj TO be
-ior the war.ey on their banners, Wis" Polk Dallas
Skunk and the Tariff Of 1912. A" Mr. Butb,nan vo.J
against repeal Of that Tariff and his successor in ts
Senate was elected with the express understanding that he
would support the continuance Of that benecent MEASURE
we have the urhsr fact that with msory Of sixty in
the House Of Representative tho purity dared not touch
the act
II IL idle them to deud, the Anti Tariff men. and ,gi
u tie county with the idea that the great features a The
iauh are 10 be touched. There may be some uukstng
with the "details attempt at MINISTERIAL
butt b sheer humbug, tell the Southern poodle t,,t
good things IN store tor them from such source The
intelligent u the party. who understand the
Of the aud the feeling Of the county A la,gs
the protective features Ivy
Nsuy' tie Enquirer and others Of tbat ill., must be un
se' e impression Inst the SJuther people are mere chill
dfen TO be amused with Mr. Walker ltte maehn. Of
nodihcai'n-aDd ihot they can DO 'pssssJ with rat
tie, end uokltd with straw"
a"fmHHHF a@d Protective ftstgres Of our reve-
hue laws are hereafter 10 be the ixcd t5uc us al ,.
eountfy-no matter who fuos-and This !. the te,., , =,
the country y pfOsperOus-desptc Polk election VIII,
poicy prevails ~ every inR material, sud matter. but IL,
he except Tor the azitston u the ubse % d.
"spns" are divided ], is the Tsuf-secunnghe ,peei,
10 the county-ihstkeeps currency sJu1d-snd in this
respect that measure not doing les, good We have
swayS cOntendeJ than by aOrding employment 70 m,
industry and capital u the county.
The Tariff will not snd csnnot be reduced any revenue
STANDARD" better than the Present.-Vs. Free Prsa.
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IT, s. se.ator-Jamss M Mason Eso

~. o. ccHotU-SuUeS mason, Esq.
Among the many names which have been pro.
posed by our opponents, in connerion with the OF:
ice Of u. 8. Senator, We have seen none which
u better entitled to than that Of Jas
II. Mason, Esq, of Winchester
4 correspondent in the Winchester Virginian,
Of LAT week, proposes MIR. Mason as a suita.
Bile gentleman to succeed the Hon. VIM. c. Rives
In the senate.
Since we are TO have successor to our late
distinguished representative in the senate of the
United States, and, as we cannot expect him to be
Of the same politics because, Of the Democratic
complexion of our next Legislature, we can at
least have the privilege of expressing prefer.
ence for one or the other Of the gentlemen who
have already been named by the Democracy. -
Or, in other words, we may be permitted to hope
that our opponents will LET US have the least OF
evils.
Without expecting any thing coming from us
TO bo received as advice by the Locos, we, OF
course, can only prOHer such information in this
matter for the qualification ofour political friends
II has been said that Colonel Mason would re
feet credit upon Virginia, if he were to occupy a
seat in the senate. La this, we would cheerfully
scquiesce, provided the Colonel were to see the
error Of his way, and become a good Wing
He has certainly the talents and accomplishments
TO sdorn almost any station, and we are free to
confess, We should be willing, under the circum.
stances, to see him Councillor, Senator, or Cover.
nor, Of Virginia.
The election Of Colonel Mason, however, to
either Of these Offices, Is none the surer by our
Wing recommendation
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N. Y. MARKET. July l,-a.P. n

Cotton 10 quiet.
Fioar-vsry few sales; Gsnesss eA<<s so. Rye sssts
Northern l. worth Soc,s. O.n are Q littls 6r
nsr, and b. quoted 39a ~ cts.
Sales ) 400 Oronoeo Hides st ll}e., Q mos
Sales Of pig lead Al 1904. CD days.
Sisves coming In freely. and the stock 10 seeuuuls
ting; prices rather lower.
100 bhi new Mess Pork sold NJ 10 beef n. hate,
by l2Sc. Dbl.
There have been large saes ol whasbone % and 35c
and Of oil At 3ttc.
400 8. P. hbls whiskey cold st 81 cts; drudge 2Oc
Nothing doing in foreign bills.
y. Eveuins-Couon has remained quiet through
me day The aosntiy Of whaisbonc sold in couple of
days Is IS 600 lbs, and oil Of 1900 bbls-JorR Con-
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paaaiiiy Of oosis transported by s.tsr Conveyance
~ Great BTfaRA return lately laid before the British
Parliament, shows that the total quantities Of Goals cu-
Kingdom coastwsys other ports OF the United Kingdom
amorted altogether in si3 fI4!OSI tons, Of which
7lSs iOi were ooas and in 1884, to 1915 tons
which i,Ol1,ll3 were Goals. The quantities exported
foreign countries amounted in lS43 to s662l TONS Of
which llGi 92 large, aud 452 $50 small Goals
The declared value Of the whole amounted f690. 424
The large c"als chiefly exported Russs Denmark
Prussia, Germany, Holland and France, the United State.
ct America. tho bfinsh West Indies, and Brazil France
alone took OF large coal and SO 720 VI small
coal. The quantities exported in 1874 amounted to
1857 tons Of large, and 40S 434 small COAL the
declared value of all the Goals cinder aud culm being
f612 056. This t,ia amount OF duties received on the
soa' eiported in 1874 appears have been 1913
those exported in foreign ships entitled the privileges
conferred by treaties OF reciprocity The vi duty
were Goals exported in British ships foreign
tries Is per ton, and in foreign ships Is per ton.
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Rrroarrp Fos TUE rsrrrD sTArHs oArrrrr.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

TRusspAY EVENING. July II.
Cotton hrm, with moderate salss Ia Flour there 10
no new feature, the market continues without
az S4.2S 14,37i for common aud good brand. fresb
ground; sound old stock ses n small lots at 1. shade
less. No alteration in Rye Flour OF Corn Meal Wheat
Several parcels Of old and aAost To day. remsin
reinsin unchanged. Bacon IL held at slight advance
Sugar firm 1000 bsgs white Brazil sold at te advance
supposed about &c. whiskey in hhds scarce but
without demand, and held at 2Oc.
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CorToS MsrrRhsss-Thc Medical aud Surgical Jour
nal article from Dr. Smith, that great business
sdong Cotton Mattresses. There is the city Of Lowell
nsiye manufacture o these beds elee a-
They have the external finish OF hair
but besides being equal material stuiuR
uck they have important advantage all other
kinds OF beds known the community their
They do said differ ntiay ia point
OF re- ste being laid upon, ia IN hair For economy
they put shaved rattan defiance. Ia winter,
conductor of csoc On board Of ships aud steamers
besides fulfilling the first INTENTION oi furnishing 6rs
sleeping apparatus, each would become q e-buoy in
OF emergency, capable Of bearing up In hosp
tails, especially, in which bedding always great annual
outlay arising from the fact that very many beds
cessary destroyed in consequence Of mbbing offensive
discharges, &c, these Ill speedily sppe.
bend, become important consideration Feathers have
been rapidly passing OF fashion Tor years hair
too dear for universal large part ct being imported
Cotton product Vt country, TO be had in any
abundance.
The oaly question in mind the Usefulness vi
the article but have the Recommendation Ut good
physician aud able medical Journal suppose the %.
lection rather be put down prejudice than
iact.-N. y. ETpress
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BOSTON MARKETS. wedne.day Af.srnoou. July ls.

BOSTON MARKETS. Wednesday Afternoon. Julv ls
CO'ion-As tho Britannia is hourly expected from
liverpool there be tle disposition operate
The only sale VIC heard Of day. 100 bales Upland
isr,at &C. Provsons-Nothing doing TO day, except a.
re:ai CONNIE change in prices; moderate sales
Vi yellow At DE, and White Acc. F1our-Thc
market remains quito dull. with n downward ton.
denev Small sales OF Genesee common 1t 81 Sc
% Spgsr-Consdersbie sale. to the trade at s}c
Moss.es- Nothing doing Of consequence Hides-Saies
OF 'oo Southern dry, at so. mos.-[ArIls.
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TURKISH EDlcT ON EDUCATION


TIE Turkish Sultan has recently issued an order 10
hi. Ministers in reference Education, aud the estab-
li.hment OF "vasi hospital" for the empire in which
he says:-
"n.smueh to realize the object Of my desires. il 10
essential and. above all things necessary,
10 DO which OF both and the
future le the first incumbent upon you will be
organize public instruction. and found every where
IL is necessary schools duse instruction and props-
gate light" In conclusion. he says: 1.-THE ministers
must occupy themselves immediately this point ~
soon as possible with zeal and to apply their
abors the o. other establishments Of publs
utility Of the nature. Of which the necessity may
BECOME evident, and address ms from time to Time Re.
ports the subject. May the Most High God send US
his assistance, and facilitate the realization Of aur plsn,
Is there not something here worthy OF Christian imita.
toni
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Gr destructive Gre occurred In Rochester. N. ". on
Tsesdsy last which destroyed property The amount Of
$4,000.
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T. RUSSELL BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawing OF Dell ware Lottery Gas No. TO:
So 3S 81 IS % l6 % 80 10 81 80 81 6l 50
Whole Ticket Nos 81 d &C. Capital and "a
~ BIGGER 4 co.
Drawing Of the Pokomoke Lottery, Cass Ia:
81 IL 81 81 30 81 81 1 "a g. 10 65 25
Ticket Nos 81 O. Capital and paid by
1885, BIGGER q co.
$4,000. 10 Of 5000. &c.
10000 10 be sold this day b, Brrer have
NJ SO for chance Call early you Return hour
II o'eios L. 10 Nos II Ballots.
% Is Drawn Nos in Package Of IS Tickets %
the above $4,000. Cor yau yoa may gel
drawing received Tuesday, for 81, half for @ quarter
hsk on a Package Of IS Whole Tickets only $40
DO. DO 25 Half do 90
Do. do IS Quarter do 10
Ju ~ T RUSSELL BIGGER 4 Co
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MELANCHOLY AccipKSr.-Av very melancholy accident &C
CURED yesterday which whole community sympa
The eldest OF Wilson e. Fairfax, Esq. Of this place
LkwELLyN. clerk IN the house 1T Powell Marbury, went
store, To baltic At the wharf Es.bys ship yard No
was with him. and, therefore, give tie psrcu
lars Of tho sad accident but have drowned whilst
bathing. HIS clothes were found on the shore about
o'clock in the morning. which the first ntimson
the disaster The body found when paper
went to press yesterday evening. Lsw.liyn Fairfax
OF our respected and csmsb,e young At
tenNe TO business modest in his department. honorable
and manly his character lac the pride Of his parents
and general fsvore with all who knew him. lie was
Just rpenns into manhood when he his untmely fate
which makes the bereavement still sad The re-
membrane OF his virtues will alone remain sosce for
his loss.-Alek. Gazette Of Friday.
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OIL Is,

uNus day hndsr from sehr ynet 1000 r. pops u ON
sunonG which 1s qusly of Sperm OIL, besehed ssp,
Lamp Oh q superior quality, PA Ovhieh vn ~ odd
reasOa.ble terms By WV. HENRY MITCHELL,
$50 " CsU u.
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ALIENS OFFICE.


For 10 day-va L. esburs ousry, Capa $40 Ooo
tooO 2Soo 2ooo 1851 IS pines rs No
Lottery, ~ Drawn Ballots Tickets ~: halves qrs
Drawing OF the Va. Nobongala Lottery. Gas. 90
IS IL IS l6 81 8 "a 90 - l2 81 70
DrN~inf ofthe AleIandria Extra, 1873:
IL - Is - 80 II CO IS % % 10 y 20 IL
Nos j - 75.s Capital sold he above by
C.. X. ALLEN
u 81 Fint door Exchange
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JOHN R. THOMPSON.

Attorney mt LAW,
DRACTicEs in the supcuor and Of the city Of
II Richmond and the eouRiies OF Herrieo and LOUIS.
W Once No "a Main Street. th. Levi. sn,.r
Richmond July is ie45. Eff
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HOY1"S OFFICE.

TTO L - OT Il ~ Il.
Lottery draws the Exchange o'elock-
capital $4,000 IS priIss Of 1890 &c Tickets only
srs Tor Haie on ths usual lerns, un, 81 O'Clock
HOYT-S OFFICE
~ u No. 7, Exchange.
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PUR Ell LIS OFFICE,
RtrbAan1 "

Drawing Of PokomoAe River Lottery, Cla.. No i4o:
So - l6 40 &c SIS lS 81 sc 90 IL
Tieh,t l6 II 20. and paid by PURCELL
Drawn Nos of Pakam.ks I.o.
81 III 81 III 30 81 81 "a g. 20 65 o5
Dawn Nos of Delaware, No. Is7,
% 30 81 "a 81 1t % 90 40 So &c G. Gil 81
hshe' % ~ c. Three moro, all sold paid By
nc So rs. PIIpf.rII
~ 20 ss
GRAND SCHEME THIS AFTERNOON,
$4,000. 10 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ai daws by this amer
noon mail 20 Nos IL Dawn Capitals $4,000 6OOp
fo 10 OF 1000, 1900 1900 1000 500 Tickets TO-
had low a pueCrII.s
90 Return hour. ~ o'eoek m "
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IL Range OF the Thermometer on Saturday,, July 10.
att. W. Randolph & Co.'S Book Store, l2I Main Street,
IL o'clock. 81 , o'clock 81 O'Clock. 50
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inspired; Oh! the pangs, the agony att"nd-
irg unrequitted affection; to feel HAT all
the best and ho'iest emotions OF lhr sOul
are wasted; 10 feel the heat whitening and
burning hop rIesslyaway; but must cru>h
my feel ngs, and appear unmoyed while
his praises are sounded by bis chosen one.
Dear aunt do not pity mel could not bear
sympathy now"
Dear Helen, twas once my dearest wish
to see you united to Horace, Jut he is my
only one. cannot SEEK TO blast his hoPcs,
HcIen--you Hust forget hiui,"
"Forget hu!" repeated Helen; "nev@r
can | cease to IemcmJer;--a wouan's Ioye
like the gUn.crtus, can know but ole sun.
rise Of happiness and beauty; have placed
him in my heou Of hearts, there shall hc
reign until its throbhings cease; to see IIo
race happy is my first wish, and never
shall his noble nature he panied by know
ledge oil my unhappy love-"
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THE SOULS DEFIANCE.

| said to sorrows awful storm,
That beat against my breast,
Rage on-thou may'st destroy this form
And lay it low at RESI-;
But still the spirit that now brooks
Thy tempest, raging high,
Undaunted Oh its fury looks
With steadlast eye.
| said to penury's meagre train,
Come on--your threats | brave;
My last poor IiIe-drop you may drain,
And crush me to the grave;
Yet still the spirit that endures,
Shall mock your force the while,
And meet each cold grasp of yours
With bitter smile.
said to cold neglect and scorn,
Pass OIL heed you not;
Ye may pursue me till my form
And being are forgot;
Yet still the spirit which you see
Undaunted by your wjles,
Draws from its own nobility
Its hIgh-born smiles,
l said to friendships menacPd blow,
Strike deep--my heart shall bears
Thou can'st bul add ore bitter wo
TO those already there;
Yet still the spirit, Lhat sUstains
This last severe distress,
Shall smile upon its keenest pains,
And scorn redress.
said to deaths upIifed dart,
Aim sure-0, why delay!
Thou wilt not find fearful heart
A weak reluctant prey;
For still the spirit, firm and free,
Triumphant in the last dismay,
Wrapt in its own eternity,
Shall smiling pass away.
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CHAPTER v.

The dim, pale light which pervaded the
scene, denoted the approach Of day. Au-
rora had unbared the gates for the bright
orb of day TO take his course through the
blue vault above. Cleveland stood in deep,
silent meditation at the door Of his tent
No sound disturbed the stiffness save the
Aappng of the sacred symbol OF IIoerly'
which sweled in the morning breez" over
the mareue of him who had freely offered
his life in its defence, and that solitary
measured step Of the sentinel, who guard,
ed that treasure which the world combined
was unable to purchase
Horace was aroused from his reverio hy
the npighine Of his impatient steed. Fun
oinr "dull care" TO the wind, he gully vanI'
led into his saddle, soon wended h7 way
hrouoh the tented field, and receiving the
Ias,chllenge Tor "rhe word" from tne wake
iuI sentry. he passed into a small wood
halted n moment TO examine once more the
primng of his pistols, then giving one P2f-
ling look TO the distant tents, took c'F'
cuilous route to avoid, if possible, observa'
ton from friend or foe. ., W.,
The sun had ascended high in the tieaV'
ems AS Cleveland left a smaI! copse Wheff
he had halted for tho purpose OF re'resAm!a
himself with soldiers fare, and to reclul
his noble slced; as he ascnnded an emlh'
encp he deserted the far distant smoke cur
line gracefully above the ancient eIn'
! which surrounded all he felt dear ON earth
his heart bounded joyfully at the dehghte'
anticipation Of soon clasplng to his near
his fondly loved Annie, and putting n'
steed to hard gallop, he was soon al III
foot of the hill, where the road wonh'
round n small wood; as he came to turr
three men, apparently British soldiers =
their dress, rushed up and ordered nun
stand. in an instant, he leveIled a pls'
and Tired; the man in front fell. CleVeIen
lhen putting spurs to his horse, soon al
,ancpd the remaining two; when bug
sounding. warned him he had yet to r,u
the Gauntlet; he soon espicd threa otn
s soldiers. well mounted, crossing a comm' n,
to cut him of, but Knowing the metal OF Il
. good steed. he gave him the rem ana array ,!,
). ing forth his pistols, kept on his ''sl'"Lh, ",
i lAc spepd, to pass his pursners ere -; 6
y, rohld reach the road, hut he lalII"rl L, ,,-i,l
- ,boy came within pistol shot ana hre" Ire! iII II i,
" W. -CIevcian reseYlng hl9 ~, =,
III ou' 'el'G ,;n,o. for with him it was fiiH'.', ~
:, proper 'I,, Io.,h | On, on they Sped IKE II
Id IlIe anu "e' a,rsnars and the pursued
e. MI, NM" Nd ra cling tha, two short m,''S Cn
spparated him from his ho"A'' 'Po"' "
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CHAPTER III.

..1... l,l ,,,,.od ,,,,ov einra IID.
S'(,s M had h,d Inn bic neacetuI hnme
t'cV C'eye'ol," 'u" = ~ ',;, onT ,Lomnh
~ JV , u. i,ios ; go 80 deonly Interested in lis
t''e " WV .o'',,',o ,.I ~ r ~, ar,on ra, nn-
!%tr' a. ..YI ne" - t' I, rank !, ,ho arn,y
'E'HS ~ "~' "uo" w a,,tnn,n b,d r;fnd
VI " "on'"s .Im; .Ia;, cIiaco tho s,,rry dowora
tle '.y,n " t"Sn tunl.I' 'o ,to cral t,.t and
"u "'s'r' !" ",'' T,' rnon s"l i,,, nr n,o,lnr
u'SuPPv''," iI|''' ", hs" ,ho oro,i,,a
'"I',, "''1 NV D''SHS ~ IS An;e Dan7
Sul' ",o''" n;oI W, 1,,'''',, hn uoIor CIayal,nJ
vtIS' a7 a'vo"i,",,5,E ,,,i,,,s t.,, - wo4 An,ie
~ S,oT'y iyi 'Es","L" L"oi,o ,Lo silence NV eav.
Sgn'E o,"s.,'E' Ii, TaU"I o '"J n,o ,r T.
10 ,,o'' liTi''I, ''"hn - -, ,,,,aor,,os, Wv, ~
olo"''.'"S Wv f"s2 ;I2noI ,,,,,., srnroat ~ uo.
my n,n"' ou'' '"n ho ,,o r,n,;yo he rrasou
['cT' 'U' '''' -, ;,,n ''9, aionco ,,,,on No
'or h'T '"nS ''yo'.i,",,' r,. ,,inJ wo oll ON.
must Nno" '',V %s"',y ", ",'II ',on W., fnnd,r NV
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