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excellent Of celebrated pieces Of Painting
and Sculpture This novel entertainment gains nightly
with the public A
CHEMICAL DIoRAMAs, GorHIc HALL, BRooxLyr-
This exhibition viii be closed after this week New
workers. and friends In Brooklyn ought omit
seeing It,
Herr Alexander the celebrated magician gives an ex-
Hail. Albany this and to- morrow evenings.
Gen Tom Thumb has been performing before crowd.
ed audiences ~ usual, In Bangor Maine. He ID In
Portland and intends going to Norwich and New Lon
don and then proceed South vfa Charleston, Savannah
SO to Mobile, New Orleans. Havana, and st. Louis
combined profits, to all concerned, arising from the
Generals exhibitions during Ave years. amount to
nearly million of dollars. He is a trump card.
The Havana Italian opera company are performing
yerdi's operas at the Howard Athen@um Boston, with
perfect success
Mr.. Wallack to appear at the Boston theatre on
Monday night In a new piece called The Violet.n 1t
had great In London, and Is said to be deserving
Of great praise when well got up.
A new drama, called the "Sea Kings Vow, !" was
nounced at the National at Boston, for Monday night
Mr. Dempster was to sing at Nantucket last evening
The little Adsph at Boston, is said to be all alive and
full of young lady made her debut ct this house
Saturday evening.
Mr. Murdoch Is playing In Baltimore.
50 Miss Charlotte Barnes Ii at the Odson, Albany.
Madame Ablsmowcs IL q great favorite at the West.
She was give concert ut Detroit the gath inst
She to sing at cleveland on Monday and Tuesday
evenings of this week.
Dan Marble has gone to st. Louis to play an engage
ment
General Tom Thumb gives his entertainments In New
London on Saturday Of this week. Thursday and FRI
day Lie Is to be In Norwich.
Mrs Drake IL playing at the Louisville theatre.
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new York CANAL ToLLss

There about ten weeks OF canal navigation left
aud we estimate the gross income from tolls for that
Rod at than million of dollars, which will swell
the aggregate for the to than three and
half millions of dollars, exceeding by seven hun
dred thousand dollars the income of any previous
year.
The value Of property in the city Of Milwaukee, Wis
oonsin Territory according to a recent assessment wa
eyad
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STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA left at anearly hour yes
terday morning for Boston. Steam was "got up''
while she was on the dock, and the moment
she touched water, she headed for sea and sailed
for her destination
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LAUNCH OF THE HERMANN-The large and ele-
CANT steamship Hermann, the second in the line
between this port, Southampton, and Bremen,
will be launched tomorrow afternoon,
at half-past one o'clock, from the yard of
Messrs Westervelt and Mckay, foot of Seventh
street. 1t is the intention of the company to
have her ready to make her first trip sometime
in December, under command of Capt. Crabtree.
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We regret to hear that the Rev s. A. Worcester, of
the Park Hin Mission station met with painful acct
we'll for the purpose OF repairing the pump the rope
ana precpitated him about thirty feet against
some Oh the works He considerably bruised and 10
-Cherekee .ddvoeate, Sept GA
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MILITIA PARApEs ON MONDAY NExT-The
notice published in this paper is the only notice
required by law. The service may be avoided
by paying to the Receiver of Taxes seventy-fve
cents before the parade.
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FROM VENEZUELA. are in receipt Of files
of Ell Republican,. published in Cumana, W
to the I'd of August They contain nothing Of
interest.
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Massachusctts Politics

SIR-Your Boston correspondent has made mistake
the paternity of James T. Austin, Esq He is not
the Of the late Ben (Od Hony, he was termed0
but the son of the Jonathan. Benjamin was James
T,s uncle J. Nj.
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Emp Fulton aud Nassau Opposite
Office and the best quail Of French calf boots 81 SO
the best other Tor 81 aud 81; NARRATED
the quality fine calf 50 So equal tho sold in othe
for 81 so and S. do fine snch, made order for
81 So boots SHOES CATERS &c. constantv hand Come
the give Paris trial Small profs the mot
70 of this establishment
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The PLANET MARs.-This splendid orb may at
the present time be seen rising In the Eastern
horizon in the evening 1t is very brilliant, with red
sh appearance and has Northern declinaton ofpeary
fourteen degrees It is now making
to the EARTH will be in that position the middle OF
October which time its distance from the earth will
be about ffty millions Of miles The direct motion Of
the planet apparently ceases the first OF October
Then it's apparent retrograde Westerly motion COM
mences and will continue until the third Of December
IL will then have attained Its extreme retrograde, aud
will have passed the line Of right ascension OF the star
Aretis one OF the lunar stars from which 1t will bear
nearly SOUTH distance from will be between ten
and eleven degrees at which time II will pass over our
at quarter past nine O'Clock In the evening"
Boston Trapelier, 9th inst
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get your boots shoes CATERS Jones Aun street near
the Museum You there good b'ots for 50 as can
fiat rate boot at So so which usually for S. Double
soed boots - So IS co. and Sc co. Jones has
the true system OF doing busnesght and small
profits All goods purchased at Ann st. warranted to
r We entire satisfaction
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Fine Cutlery.-The unsicrs,gned call the at

tenton Of those Of the above their assortment
Among which will be found some Of the most beautiful pat
aud Knives imported To this country
Also Choice Rszors. warranted for sale 1t
g. SAUNDERS X son, 1T Broadway,
few days shove Courtlandt street
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Police Intelligence.

Arrest of Fugitive Willis. OF the 3rd dis
trct police arrested yesterday afternoon man by the
name of Samuel Crawford, on charge Of stealing six
cows valued at $780, from the possession OF John Mer-
rt residing at North Bergen Hudson county New Jer-
from Crawford on debt aud placed them In the GUS
tod and care Of Merritt when Crawford took posses
sion of property again, and drove them on to this
city where he arrested and detained by Justice
Ketoham, to await requistion on the charge OF
larceny. -
Charge of Grand Larceny Officer Blanchard, Of the
4h ward arrested yesterday old thief called James
Regain charge of stealing sac from on board the
brig Creole lying the foot Of Roosevelt street. belong
lug John Bstster mate Of the brig Justice Osborne
locked him up for trial.
Arrest of Convict.-Ofcer Brady of the 18th ward,
arrested yesterday by the name Of Ann Terril
escaped convict from Blackwell's Island Justice
KetchuE sent her back to her old quarters
Froca, an the City HaH-A fracss occurred yester-
day afternoon In the City Hail. between VIM G. COOK
and John l.. Broome, in which Mr.. Cook received
violent blow on the head from Broome with stone sung
in handkerchief Justice Osborne held the accused to
bail in the sum of $500 to answer the charge.
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Mail Failures.
No New York papers we're received ct New Orleans on
Saturday the 18th Inst
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the upper of Broadway Murray Streets
hbn of the finest large pictures that ever
besow upon their friend proof Of Their constancy, t.
change only with the picture which is ,mperishable
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Peine,s UrrIs Tooth Paste, for White Teeth,

sweet Breath tooth ache IT you be insured
against tooth ache this paste; nflbe and for
white and breath, there nothing like It. Pnce
Is and 50 cents. so.
The Tablet of Pearl and Aahaster gives most brilliant
an article of established it, and only Is
cents Ladies should be without this appendage
10 the toilet On ale M Guion i27 Boyey, corner Of
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respectfully call the attention of the public to their assortment
Of the each containing articles Of the most
of real utility warranted perform the duties
'o' ""N" INV 3 s .UNDERs & SON.
1T Broadway. opposite Howaids Hotel
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with the conviction that the maintenance of the
U0ion was incompatible with strist adherence
to the principles Of either section of the country
adjusted the difficulty by mutual concession.
The nation has three times compromised the
slavery question, with its eyes open, II, as Is
said, to compromise the slavery question is to
compromise the constitution, a most wicked
and dangerous examp was set us by those who
framed that constitution, and that instrument
has been twice compromised and violated by
some of the wisest and best men this country
has ever produced.
Are we SO pure, so wise, SO patriotic, as to be
justified in constituting ourselves censors Of the
purity, the wisdom, the patriotism of those who
framed the constitution, and of those who have
since followed their example?
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reta-Johu w. Creation Co, II Cedar eet-up stairs
have the arge, and best Of Gold Pens TO be fund
in the city, and their prices much lower than those Of
other house The attempt made by others monopoize the
Pen trade as to make the pay high price Tor
at low price, find at Creation Co. who selling
Pens and Cases from IS upward The Pc sold else
where 81 for 81 So the genuine albert Bagleyn Pen ESQ
stamped 81 IS only silver pencil included Gold Pens
.,r.A
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g RicheIleuo Diamond Pointed Gold Pens =

Time who usually settles all questions has brushed of 81
in the first stages of its existence, and gave Il wide
best and cheapest the world
Iet The public remember that T.. Watson Co. IS William
street Que door below Wall and Savage 90 Full
ton have the exclusive sale them Of peos Who'll,
merchants will please note. q I'd pens repaired
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Nassau have the most durable and beautiful articles
low other house This establishment does keep
Of the trash sold about the city low Their art
ccs may be pended ofhe best quality Gold anf
silver and pencil in great variety wholesale ant
retail.
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and A:!hma. Intermittent. Eemitent BOas and insm%a
Ts'f SICK RRfssSsss sa. cS
n% and sold only b. W. G. Ms
Tho%p,Sns New York, at IS cents per box
Plumbe's National Daguerrean Gallery, on
the upper Of Broadway and Murray streets have on ex
under notice Such pictures would feel sraed to
Change only aSV with the picture which
Fine Cutlsry.-The un,ier.,gned call the at
x%oas %AIsG viii Be beautiful
%s Ss:STsST%s sS$ n S,e.sr
' al few days sbove Coartlandt street
Travelling Dressing Cases The Subscribers
respectfully cali the of the public their
each articles of the %S mo u SG
for which they were 'evsrally designed 2nYeNSnrps soN
III broadway OPPOSITE Howads Hotel
Come one, Come ali, to Young's Paris Boot
siss 81 4. best quail q French Gil 81
the s qsy an s S. s % tho 'Ga efs
hel and give PARIS boots trial Small profits the mot
Pe,ne's Urris Tooth Paste, for White Teeth,
against the tooth ache use .h. PASTE It n1els aps Tor
The Tablet of Pearl and Alahsser gives brilliant
comperon-s article of it, and only Is
cents each box Ladies should be without this appendge
the toilet On aae at f. NJ Guons iT BoSey corner Of
Grand street.
"RicheIieu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pens -
Time who usually settles all questions, has brushed of all
the tricks aud receptions which clustered around this
10 the first stages of its existence and gave wide
a. as $ sii E. in 3.
street one door below Wall and Savage, 90 FIJI
. sss snS es at IS ST. IS and &c. which country
merchants viii please note. q ID pen, repaired
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-Wholesalc and
reta-John w. Creation Co, II Cedar at eet-up stairs
10 the city, their much lower than those Of
other The attempt made by others TO monopoze the
Inferior srtcle has failed and who wish good article
at low price, find IL at Creation Co. who are selling
.hss sn az a. for 81 the genuine Albert aseyS Pen so
repaired.
Gold Pens, superior Diamond Points, War
rauted-The New York Gold Pen Company No % John
low any house. THIS establishment does keep
ccs may be pended on ofhe very quality Gold and
silver pen and pencil cases in great variety wholesale ana
| retail.
Ladies' and Gentlemen can obtain n fair ctiu-
cation in three months without study interference with
business devong half hour DAILY at their residence OF
place Of business Address Education lower post
s28 Ct
"No charge until the Hair Is restored y
Beals Hair Restorative is applied the above terms omcs
REXO-I Aaron Clark Mayor ofthc city of New Yor hi
am personally acquainted with Of the parties d;nS in
signed IT, and know them to be men ., H jns CLAIM
NEw York March, 1899. r,,.s.,oh;.o, North
Boston Depos 1879 Washington st Phiiaoeip"" NAV
Sixth street.
Daily Herald In Boston.--Persons W. ~ ~
ar
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the Herald left at their Houses Stores ., NV he New
arrival the New York train IA the supplied 10
cents week, by leaving their names EEppING & CO.
No State street.
"a sodlot
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The DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
democratic State convention, for the nomination
of State officers to be elected by the people in
November next, will be holden this day at SYRIA
cuse.
The following are the names of the principal
aspirants, but we must inform our readers that
there are, in addition, large batch of others,
whose chances may be considered very
slight, although their desire to be elected is very
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incontestbe and the more we hear him the more VIC
astonshed with the enchantment in which We are
put by the elegance the nobese OF his compositions
and the lghtness Of fingers with which he executes
them Camille Sivori was also encored with kind OF
musical rage. His grand concerto in A major, was
praised deserves for 1t Is the invention OF real
genius Certainly the ghost OF Paganini was reoiced
by hearing the little grand artist performing upon one
string his Prayer Of Moses" What could We say to
express feelings upon such admirable execution
Words not sufncient-our soul only could speak.
This superb concert ended with the celebrated duo con-
certant William Tell by Osborne aud De Berot ex-
ecuted by Herr and Svor In which the two ereouants
aernatey obtained the universal applause OF the au-
dience. Let not forget Rapett and Timm, whose
accompaniment very remarkable Messrs Herr
and Sivor viii give another concert next week All
the dilettanti Of city anxious to hear them
again.
MADAME ANNA BsHoP's CONCERT AT THE TABER-
rAcLEThis event has been looked for eagerly by the
world Of music and believe from the sale Of tickets
at the various music stores that tomorrow evening will
show Of the most crowded houses that has ever
graced the Tabernacle all the amateurs professionals
and ashionables anxious To hear this lady in
cert after having heard her in grand opera the
boards Of theatre. Another thing that adds zest
to this concert Is the appearance of the celebrated harp
LIST Bochsa, whose pupil Madame d. Is All the world
have heard of him; he lately the director Of the
Queen theatre London and in former DAYS was harp
list TO Napoleon Besides his fame and standing per-
former he is less celebrated composer being the
author OF upwards of fifteen hundred pieces Of music
many of them Of great popularity the credit side Of
many music sellers books both in Europe and this
try can well testify Mr. Breugh will also assist At this
nacle will be well worth the attention the public.
sreNoR there will be presented quite
new programme Of his necromantic and ventriloquia
feats by sgnor Bite The tricks Of the coffee and sugar
lovers letter. and the rings poultry yard, Co. are all
entertaining In the highest degree The celebrated
dance of six dinner plates will conclude the evenings
amusements.
DR. CoLLyER's MoDEL ARruTEs-The Apollo Rooms
are nightly filed with large audiences 10 witness these
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
DIR. !, H, M'CLU nE,

FAKES this method of rendering his thanks
Il to the public, for the literal Patronage ex-
tended 10 hin, during the existence OF tie finn
of Hardin & Mcclure. Since the dissolution
of the firm, he has determined TO locate himself
permanently in the town of Louisiana, and to
Offer his professional services to tie citizens Of
The towna and its vicinity, hoping by strict atten-
ton to duty and moderate charges, to receive a
share Of public patronage:
His residence is OH Georgia street, oPosits
| y. Bryson'S store, in tie second house east
of Baird's new Hotel.
Louisiana, Anril 20, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
Fresh Arrivals!

( CST received, per steamer Lucy Bcrtram
- a large supply OF Boots, Shoes and Leather
all Of the very best quality, which we offer &c
the public on the best of terms. Also an assert
nent Of GROCERIES, consisting of Coffee, Su,
gar. Tea. Sugar House MolasSrs; Dried Fruits
Candies; Raisins; Almonds; Tobacco: Fish &c
Also, Silk, Brush and Palm Leaf flats.
NEWMAN s. ALLEN.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
'.'GyEri Ordinance.

NJ, II.
AN ORDINANCE
TO establish tie r0ia IF T;Gr,t:,n Jr Ike
gear 1877, and far ether purposes.
Be e ordained By Tie B,Grd 4f Trustees
.gf the I0wM Of LO"isiama, as JoALws:
See. /. There shall be charged and collected
on all objects Of taxation Gil the assessment lst
for the present year, 1877. one fourth Of one per
.centum on the assessed value thereof. and iiNy
cents for each poll.
Src. ,. The Clerk of the Boor! rf Trustees
shall DC allowed the s,un Of Five nnllars iar
copying the Tax List anil carrying out The amount
of Taxes due thereon. TO be paid on 'i:e draft oi
the Chairman of the Board, when the service
shall have been performed.
Sec. 3. This Ordinance TO be i'll force ircm
and after the passage thereof.
Passed July 7, 1877.
EDWIN DRAPER, Char. b. T.
II. L. BLOCK, Clerk B. I,
July 18th, lS47.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

We recommend to our youthful friends the
of the following beautiful lines, fol
re are told that "the idea was really ex.
ressed by a little boy five years old" We
AXE them from the Western Evangelist
ut know not the writer's name.
Oh! l long to lie, dear mother,
On the cool and fragrant grass.
With nought but the sky above my head,
And the Shadowing clouds that pass.
And / want the bright sunshine,
All around about ny bed.
l will close my eyes, and God will think
Your little boy is dead!
Then Christ will send an angel
To take me up to him;
He will bear me, slow and steadily,
Far through the ether dim.
He will gently, gently lay me
Close TO the Saviour's side,
And when I'm sure that we're in heaven.
My eyes iii open wide.
And I'll look among the angels
That stand about the throne,
Till l find my sister Mary,
For | know she must be one.
And when l find her, mother,
We will go away alone,
And | will Tell her how we've mourned
All the while she has been gone!
Oh! l shall be delighted
To hear her speak again
Though know she'll ne'er return to us
To ask her would be vain!
So I'll put my arms ar, undher,
And look into her eyes,
And remember all l said to her,
And all her sweet replies.
And then I'll ask the angel
To take me back TO you-
He'll bear me, slow and steadily,
Down through the ether blue.
And you'll only think, dear mother,
have been out at play,
And have gone to sleep, beneath ] tree,
This sultry summer day.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

il THE undersigned having located in
the Town of Louisiana, and beingassocia-.
ted with his old preceptor, (DR. E. M.
BARTLETT, in the different branches of his
profession, offers his services to the public
and hopes by strict attention to business 10
merit share of public patronage.
Office en- Georgia street, nextd door north
east of the Sadler shop of Charleville& CO,
JAMES L. WOOD, M. D.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

Ifyour sister VIII. engaged in a tender
conversation with tlei Sweetheart, trndrI,y
asks you to bring a GLASS Of wafeffrom an
adjoining Icor', yuu nav start on the GRAND,
but you need not ~rcturn. You Will not be
missed that's curtAin-we'Yc seen ii tried.
Don't forget this little boys.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
NEWNA12 & ALLEN,

EiIaving this day associated them B
Gsrlvcs together in the Boot and Fl
Shoe trade, take this method Of saying to the
citizens of Louisiana and its vicinity, that
they Intend to keep on hand a complete as
sortment Of Boots and Shoes of their own,
as well as Of Eastern manufacture, whic!!
they are determined 10 $, Il as, low as they
can be sold in Pike county.
81 infinite sjr-peHsr i 0rhcr han aSAw
.shiNIng;' and with tiiS motto in view,
they are determined to trade on the cheap
cash system, with the hope oflibcral patron
age. NEWMAN, y ALLEN.
April Ist 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
Painting.

1T. NJ. DOATY, respectfully announces
10 tne ritizens of Louisiana and vicinity, thai
he is sill engaged in the above busincs. All
work that may be entrusted TO him will be at.
tended to with ~prolnptncss.
June l4th, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

lis from It Louis 10 the above mentioned ports
.touchin- ii al the Intermediate ial,!inss.
LEAVING II. Louis
On every Monday AMI Thnr>d'y,at > o'clock
-. RrIENl>I:
VII! leave kcohuk on Tuesdays ana Fridays
1T ; o'clock, p NJ; Warsaw, Alexandria, Tully
ana Lagrargr, same evenings; Quincy, on We'd
ncsIavs and Saturdays, al = O'Clock, \ NJ: Ma,
riun City, Hannibal, Louisiana, CLrks,iIlc and
RIiiy's Landing, same days
Every Pains having been takcnto render the
lLnvc packet in every way superior in accom-
lmoI.ii"n and speed, together with the utmost
Ipanytu, lily in the times o! arrivals an! depart.
lures, shippers and passengers can fully rely
upon tie present arrangement. For freight OF
passage, apply Oh board.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16

'Mothrr what is Il hvshF
- hu&h, child! don't krow-what makes
you ask that qucst;cn?'
Cause the other day | asked Jane what
made her back stick out so, and she said
.huSh!i'
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
III. Il. BLOCK 4 CO.,
On U,Gtcr ST., LDuis;ann, No,

On UGtcr ST., Louisi,na, Mo-,
HHs ARE nnw cpenin. one o: the most
49,. complete >:oth. Dt y EI 60 DIS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE. TIN-WARE, IRON, NAILS and
CASTINGS, &C.. even offered for sale in this
place. As regards prices and quality OF the
goods, they challange any coInpctition-alid for
the confirmation Of this fact, a call only is nee
.essary. II. T.. B. s Co.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
DE-. !, /, TnINBLE,

I AVING located Permanently in Clarks-
Z { VILE, Mo-, offers his services TO the citi-
zcns d the town and its vicinity, i'll the prac-
tee u. We i!cina and Surgery.
Being I graduate Of Transy lvania University,
Lexington, Ky, AMI having witnessed many OF
the grand operations performed by Professor
D,r,rY ,f 1t lie, he fl tiers himself that
Ii, MI be he, if called on, to render entire
satisfaction in every branch OF his profession.
II, L,pes by tie most &$>ituous attention 10
the curious duties OF his profession. and mode
rat changes, to r'erit q share oi public patron
&C.
lie will also keep a general assortment CT
Drug, medicines. perlumcry. paints. oils. Sc,
which will Le sold very low irr cash.
March y, ISI7.- 5m5O.
Democratic banner., 1847-08-16
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zSc%uEy:i' Packet,

For C'urh>iiI',, Lpni,waH, Nsn"ihnL,
.N:iH CIy. Qoi"cY, Lagrange, 1'rhy,
.Hr.rGusiin, u rr>Gw an! heOkTh.