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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-22
ACCIDENTS,
Twenty Wen snashcdl

Speeches by
Hon. n. O. W1CKL1FFE,
The Democratic Candidate for Governor.
Non. u. W. MOSES,
The Candidate for Attorney General
Hon. A. &. HERON,
Candidate for Secretary OF State.
The platform was in the shape of a
parallelogram, at the extreme end of
which was a raised standing place for
the musicians, who continued to play
at intervals the most lively airs, be-
ginning with "Carry me back to old
Virginia
The structure was lit by ipnumera-
bic tar lots, elevated on lonaposts.
It was FROM the aforesaid pots, that
the trouble came. They set the plat
form on fire, and in the general scram-
bic for life, a number Of persons were
knocked down and nearly burned up
victims taken to Sickle's drug store.
One hundred Vice Presidents appoint
ed in this, as other instances; in or
der to lcngthen the published pro.
cecdings. The usual number Of am
bilious young men to act as
SECRETARIES. W
The Comet ought to-and would
have the speeches, resolutions, &C., in
detail; but it is Saturday evening, at
this writing and the b'hoy'owant to
wash their faces for Sunday.
O,lantuna est IN rebus inane humans !?
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A WEAR MAr.--Jtnder The head

A WEAR MAr.-Under the head
Of" What courage really is" we find
in an ancient number Of the e Herald
of Truth, " the following extract
The hesd has been altered to suit the
times; " Real courage is to wear old
garments until ydH can afford to buy
new ones /; to say no, when asked to
lend a half dollar even to suffering
loafer to refuse to drink toddy when
you are full up % the neck and ears !;
to be honest when it is more profita-
BILE to be a knave to do right against
the current to be Indifferent to
groundess slander: to remain I'M
changed to rosy compliments and gilt
edged solicitations of female beauty !;
to walk in the path Of Goodness when
both feet are pitched in another way !;
to pass vs'y near an oyster saloon at
two in the morning, hungry as bear,
and not 60 in to keep your patience
with red head chambermaid just
from Ireland to be man among
fools; to do your duty if it takes you
TO the aims house.
This is published now in order
that the "youth Of this city, may
cut It out and paste it in the top Of
their bats.
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10 It is said---aud observation
proves the truth of the saying, that
Physicians rarely ever take medicine ;
Lawyers never go to law for justice
and ministers invariably steer clear Of
other peoples churches; yet editors
read papers Of all parties, they can lay
bold Of Why is this A shoe-ma-
ker is always slip. shod, tailor thread.
bare. and carpenter bouseless. This
is because trades, like professions, seek
to deceive one other. Each man is
striving to get the most he can from
the least; and we had all rather be
deceived by others, than to deceive
ourselves. Editors are the exception
to the great rule. 1t is for the simple
reason that not man among US, could
live, without the constant flip fop Of
well oiled scissors. Take the editorial
sheers off the table, and what is he :?
His glowing thoughts melt away--his
eloquence is stricken dumb, his pen
clogs in the ink and bis own nDaid-
ed ideas are not worth reflectiDg.--
How many newspapers are there 10
the nation edited by scissors, alone
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Tremendous Excitement.

There are no halves a.days.-
Everything, is by wholes. There is
no moderation. IF a steamboat blow
up aud kill only two men, "tsere is
an awful destruction of properly, and
great loss Of life " Events are
not qualified by comparison" great,
greater, greatest. more great, most
great" the last thing out, is the
greatest, and without any former pre-
cedent. Thus: last week there was
great meeting Of many kpaves, under
one general head, in Lafayette square
Crescent city. They all came up
under the generic head. Of Know
Nothlngs;" and if the city press gang,
spakes truly, "never before was there
such y gathering Of The washed and
unwashed.' The moving panorama,
in and about Lafayette, was set down
At ten thousand souls. Allowing each
one Of these to have body land this
is by far the most important part of
man just now that would make
twice two is four; 7'yenty Thou
sand." The press gang of the Ores
cent, are, as elsewhere, disposed to
make the most they can, Of very lit
tie. They did not know at that time,
what is actually one of the chropicled
apvepts Of tbis--they did not know
that the Democracy would meet in an
unterrifiod phalanx in Canal street,
and block it up. Had they known
this, then they would not have used
all their full faced type, caps, sma''
caps, italics, condemned, Roman, Greek
aud TrGeau.
On the razor strop principle; of
course, the last is the best--the largest
and most enthusiastic. If there were
another meeting Of "Know Notbings'
next week, ii would be chronicled 10
tho papers as unparalleled unprece.
dsnted, transcendental. BY your leave
gentlemen, make way for the
Great Mass Meeting of the
u Il vi q q 10 A CY.
THE KNOW NOTHING MEETING
OU7,NUMBERED
Canal street Blocked up by the
Unterrifletl.
THE LARGEST DEMONSTRATION EVER
WITNESSED IN NEW ORLEANS.
Great Entll msiasm.
ONE HUNDRED @ uNs FIRED ON THE
OCCAETON
FIRE wORKsl sP1RALS,
PIN WHEELS, ROMAN CANDLES,
FORNIQUETTs IN blue L1GHTsii
M USIC. $50 SICIANS,
Principally Bagpipersi
OTHER wtsD INSTRUMENTS PLAYING NATIONAL AIRS.
ACCIDENTS,
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~ The Roman Catholic Bishop
Of Covington, XIV, opposite to Cincin.
natl, has interdicted martial music
and professions by Catholics on the
Sabbath.
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MoRTUARY PROCEEDINGS IN New
York Week before last, the city
reports Of New York, show mortality
Of SAT, an increase Of 2O6 over the
previous week. In Boston there were
70 deaths for the same period.
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EV Whether Mr.. Fitzhue Is right
in reference to the failure Of Free
Society or not certainly the picture
now presented 10 Europe as we'll as
the Free portion Of America, is any
thing but interesting to look on
Never was there more vice and misery
more starvation. Society: so long
loose at the joint, is becoming entire
ly unhinged. Disorgnnizers, are to
be met with everywhere, and rows and
riots, are the order Of the day. Civil
liberty in England, is no better off,
than in America. The fanaticisms
Of prosoriptionists has gone over to
England. In the late intelligence
from London, there are accounts Of
riots, growing out Of the passage Of a
bill in relation to trading on the Sab
bath
Zone hundred thousand persons
assembled in Hyde Park on Sunday,
the LIST inst. The police we're assaulted
and carriages booted. A number Of
arrests we're made.
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MAJORITY DECLARATION or THE
PENNSYLVANIA X. N. CouNorL :--
The following is the declaration on
the subject Of slavery contained in the
majority report before the Pennsyl-
wanna State Council, which met recen-
tly Mt Reading e:
Resolved, That we do not propose TO
interfere in any-wise within the lin
it's Of these States where by the laws
it already exists but that, to every
attempt to bring the freemen, Of the
North into new partnership with slav-
cry, to every attempt to subject new
territory to slavery, to every measure
porposed in Congress for the further
protection or extension of slavery, and
for the admission of the new slave
States, we declare ourselvs now and
and immutably opposed and repug-
nant.
RESOLVED, That the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise was an infraction
of the plight d faith ofthc nation, and
that it should be restored /; and if eff.
forts to that end should tail, Congress
should refuse to admit any celebrating
slavery, which shall be formed out OF
any portion of territory from which
that institution was excluded by~that
COMPROMISE.
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The number u clocks made by the
Jerome manufacturing company Of
New Haven is 100000 year, 20, 900
per month, and 800 per day. embrace
ing so distinct varieties. To produce
these. they annually consume $4,000
900 feet Of pine lumber, 1,OO0. 600
feet Of mahogany and rosewood, 5O,-
900 glass plates, 1000 boxes Of glass
1900 casks Of nails, 600 tons iron; 500
bbls. glue 100 bbls, varnish, $50 tons,
rolled and cast brass, IS tons zinc.
10 We notice that our young
friend and fellow townsmau RoBr. L.
HENDERSON, is now associated with
the editors, in publishing the 81.
Charles (Mo) Reveilk.
A VERY HARD CAsE.-Part Of the
Louisville City Council were in Jail
on the 10th inst. for contempt Of
court in refuseing to grant License to.
the Louisville Hotel, and others, to
sell liquor.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12
II M ApvallIp
VOL. 80: = !. : ;.waol ! I n reI 9,

a. will secure none unless from The most re-
liable sou,ces. For the sake OF mefhod /
will group counties together an detail their
gtdwth, general chara teristics prospects &c.
wou premise however y stating that our
population to day is not les than half mill
lien ard each day is Witnessing sn ipfease
which is trusly astonishing. IL il confidently
believed tha, in 1860 millionuf inhabitanls
will be III onr State. The clas. Of men who
are coming amonyst US are hard,, enterpris-
ing aud energetic and have come here to
make their permanent homes, ami each day
strengthen the assurance that their efforts
will be rewarded.
By the labor Of one industrious man, tia
wild prairie AMI The adjacent grove are in a
few mouths converted intp a domestic para
disc. II seems the work II magic, hut We all
have witnessed 1t and knew It's reality. Ina
f.w years LEFTY will I've hi, store, AID even
luxury will be ioun! in his home. Ills broad
acres will smile IL rich fe tilit, around him
and his honest toll will have met it, nneriEed
reward. Such TRANSITIONS are daily curr-
ing atsos axt sax and sup is sw'c<sssex ass yss-r
81 auily inviting the restless adyenturer and
the weary eniigrant to risk their fortunes
here
What proud destiny then Is held out, TO
encourage our struggles and warrant our
hopes. ~
IL make Iowa al that she ia Capable Of be-
coming, should be the effort Of each Of hsr
citizens.
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Honest POstnlasterS.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun furnishes the following fact
in reference to poStmssters. = have al
ready stated that in spite OF the increased
expenses of the increased usefulness Of the
Post Office Department, such is the rigid
economy with which it is bsin. managed.
that with the increased revenue from post
aye it is expected that in about four years
from nov. provided the same economical
administration Of the department be con-
tinued. the revenue will cover the expen.
diture. Since the 4th of March 1852, but
one SIM le defalcatioa has occurred, lin
the postmasters at Troy, but the sub-tres-
sury act being pronp'lyF suPPhed, tho
whole amount vas Fseossreds and No less
therefore MAS sustained by the depart
psnt.) Cons;deiing that there are about
,32:OUO Post ofaces ia The United 'Stsses.
.hstAes j. certainly highly eEeditaels. both
10 the administration of,hs Post Once De.
tarhnssf tnd So the discriI.inatioo ussd
l1h1afPd aaAsAst q Tos nsas :
E.sxsess ,fsS = 81 y ry.s 81 -
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q. DOUGHTY & co.
Wholesale and Reta,i Dealer

IN Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
] Hardware, Boots and Shoes. Queensware
Liquors dc, at the sign Of Cash Store, South
side Of Broadway, Council Bluffs City. Iowa
Would respectfully announce 10 the citizens of
mis- vicinity, that they have permanently loca-
led, intending 10 make this their permanent
pace of business. They hope. by strict integ
rity and close attention TO business, to merit
reasonable share of public favor. large.
complete and well selected assortment of mer
eh.udize will be kept constantly on hand. in
sluding every necessary aud comfort required
sy either citizen or emigrant. Goods sold at
.he lowest figures. Terms. pay down in cash or
nerchanrable country productions at current
value.
Those intending to purchase are respectfully
invited TO examine our stock and prices before
purchasing. 'Tis pleasure to show our wares
Remember the Cash Store" formerly occupied
oy S. II. Riddle, Esq. Our motto: examine,
Try, then bny. g, DOUGHTY, & co
Dec IL. 's3-nQ-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-01-12
OHIO CULTIyATOR FOR 1855.
A REMEDY FOR HARD TINES"


The Eleventh Volume of the Ohio Cultivator
will commence Jan. lsr, 1855. The editors are
resolved TO spare no pains to maintain the rep
utaton and usefulness Of the paper and with
the benefit Of ten years experience, and much
travel among the farmers Of the West, they be-
lieve that they can make the Cuitivator for the
Coming year of more value to its readers than
ever before. and better adapted for the soil and
climate, and productions Of the region for which
1t is designed, than any other paper Of the kind.
As remedy for Hard Times" the Ohio
Cuuvz,or will aim to import knowledge Of ini-
proved methods Of cultivation, how to avoid
losses by drouth, injurious insects, &c, the most
profitable kinds of crops best breeds Of stock,
condition aud prospects Of the markets, &c -
In short, the paper will be devoted to the inter-
ests OF the Farm, the Shop, and the Fireside,
ano seek the elevation Of Labor In all its legit-
nate interests; opposing quackery and humbug
n s1 their forms, ana filing the noble station Of
arue Home paper of the West.
The OHIO Cuitiva;or is published on the lst
aud 18th Of every mouth large octave pages
with title page and index at the tud of the year,
making volume Of 'e4 pages for binding.
Tsrms,-Sngle subscriptions 81 year. Four
copies for. s.. Nine copies for S.; and the
same prise (6625 ceuts ench) for any larger num-
Der. All subscriptions 10 be paid In sdvance
aud to commence with the year Persons send.
ing Clubs, may have them directed to diff-ren.
Offices il they choose aud those having sent a
smaller number may afterwards increase to nine
or more. at the Clab rates. TO any person send.
ing us club Of Nine Subscribers and IS we will
send asa premium a package Of choice seeds
nine Or more varieties, post paid, or 1 comslcte
Volums for any previous year, 10 paper cpver.
Address BATEHAM & HARRIS
Columbus, Ohio.
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Sketches of 10 owa, No. L.
By b. P. \.

Ihavet bought tMr. Editor, that series of
articles, descriptive of the climate. soil, see
merry, progress and prospects of our young
State, might Interest your readers generally
and be of realv alue to various classes Of per-
sons. A tide of migration, swelling from
year to year. unprecedented in the history Of
States, is pouring in upon us, peop'ing our
plains, leveling our forests and making our
State to bloom and blossom like garden Of
the Lord. Iowa is the centre ofihterest and
attraction 10 all those enterprising and rest
less spirits who are dissatisfied with older
societies and anxious, to seek home whose
future is bright with promise and where en-
couragement is olforded to energy, ambition
and hope.
This class of persons need information,
and do not fear that the imparting it, will
wor~ any injury to our prospects. On the
contrary think that Iowa need only to be
known TO. be admired. acknowledge that
for myself ! only regret that ! did not know
earlier Of her great natural advantages and
her prospecrs. Ny attachment for my home
has daily increased since Lhave hsen in the
State. Hove the noble rivers which wa
our shore@our plains, rising and swelling
like the oceans bosom and our forests Of
noble timber, all forming scene grand and
beautiful as something seen in dreams or read
of in fables.--OurSoil Is unsurpassed in pro-
ductiveness, our climate il famed for its
health ana We kave young population full
Of mtsrlxisessnd sstisn, whose energies are
dirsc ID to the development Of resources
which will ensuIe our early greatness
Feslmg this toward our Stats1 am anxi-
oas TO in1paxt suchimformssionAs - may b Of
uss to those desiring 70 settle smonsst and !,
which may oven give or cltissns justei
ideSi of4hsif elsis AAd increase their desires
10 advance it, inssrests and pronotTits no.
ing 9leY. HyeesAialics and y. - =
'e't ~ Est,ia ~ - = =! - t:se y
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EIISHING to continue the business of her
VI late husband, would respectfully lhorm
the citizens ofthis city and tie travelling COM
manity that she will be prepared o iurElsh
them with board aud lodgings on the most rea-
sonabe terms at the City Hotel. on Middle
Broadway. He7 table will be furnished with
all the seasons afford. IS
CHARLOTTE ARMOR.
Council Bluffs. Aug sta, i5+ n44--tf
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From the Arlington Virgo man.
UNTO TIE Loan

HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD.
In that day shall thcre be upon tne bel
o. the horses, Holiness unto the Lord .-Zecl
xiv 60.
Write on you garnered treasures,
Write on your ctolsest pleasures,
Upon things new and Old,
The precious stone and gold -
On outward riches, write,-
On bosomed riches, write,-
Wife, husband, children, friends,
On al. that goodness lends;
On alters where YOU kneel,
Where Mercy doth reveal
Herself:-on your good name,
Upon your cherished farae
On every pleasant thing;
On stores that Heaven doth f1ing
Into our basket-write
Upon the smile of Col,
Upon his scourgin1 rod
Write on youv inIiost heart;
Write upon every part
OF thy mysterious frame
To him from whom it cune,
To hin, who slaims the whole,
Tine, Talents. body. souI;-
To whom small BIRDS belong,
Aud worlds that whsel IN song
Ocean and little ri!ls,
The everlasting hills
Whose shadowing wings, as we'll
For heaven as The broad hell:
Who moves the planues's dance,
Who marks the blades advance;
Whose ?omsng stlrs the dead;
Write for it shall be read,
When finally expire
Su.s ON their funeral pyre;
Upon his ioots.ool write
Upon his throne, go write
HOLINESS TO THE LORD!
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GOING GOING!! GONE!!!

cxion aud ommission Merchants.
TIEY will attend to any business en-
.rusted to them with pr"mptness and
snatch Consignments solicited. Liberal
s~h .1yancements made on consignments-
sales tended 10 ia town or coantry, or any
ar Of re State. Also, will attend to buying
-.iing, md leacing real estate, paying taxes,
s'lcet 4 rents collecting and remittiag money
eating 'and warrants &c. The pnbic are inr
ted to give US call as we intend To DO the fa-
hing Terms easy; Office at our store on Broadf
say " the sign Of head quarters. Variety o,
soods IN hand "a sell, cheap, wholesale or retail.
N.%ssALL TuRLEY-Attnrney at Law
Z. 2. Ssow-Auctioneer
REFFERsSCEs
Ar,J- E. Johnson, Bluff City, Iowa.
N,srs Nc Mahon Il Williams, "
',oetor Honn.
Aesvs l. wis Adams, Springfield, Ill.
Jan. n. l9o -noi3yl
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POE I R.Y



! ~ - se1 sii 44s. For the Bugls.
is.H s.4sl9 : Fsiendship. s
BY c. r. 8.
What vjrtne, iorlvhst sneatal grace,
But men unqualified and base
- Will boast it their possession?
Profession apis the nobler part
OflibefaIity Of heart,
And dullness Of discretion.
II sy'ry polished gem we find
,lnnminasing heastori mind,
Provoke to, imitation,
No wonder friendship does the same,
That jewel of the pdrest dame,
.sss Or rather constellation.
No knave but boldly will pretend
The requisites that form friend,
A real and sound one;
] Nor aax fQol, hs would deceive,
But proves as ready to believe,
And dream that he had found one.
Candid, and generous, and Just,
Boys care but little whom they trust,
An error soon corrected
For whom bat learns in ripper years,
That man, when smoothest he appears
Is most to be suspected2
But here again danger lies,
Lest having misapplied our eyes,
And taken trash for treasure,
+. We should unwaringly conclude
Friendship salse ideal good,
Amere utopian pleasure.
No friendship will abide the tcss,
That stands on sordid interest,
Or mere SELF love erected:
Nor such as may awhile subsist,
Between the sot and scnsualist,
For vicious ends connected.
A fretful temper sill divide
The closest knot that may he tied,
By ceaseless sharp corrosion:
a temper passionate and fierce
May suddenly your joys disperso
At one immense explosion.
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- EU!F. EJTys, IOWA,
= lNHi( 81 lfE1HXFH,' 'ss "a
- - tAssAsti,isD sssbayins and
4 e.f. :. g. afA sssaas ~. ;kssds g'd !. i
- 6assnrk fz6ids for Sstsiers sad
lNeAdit ri pnssxA6Us o. shrse ;ysarsy
feasRts "A Apd thsx vii rhs ,pnepszed
uAetv6 III an orders oi thatcharacter.
~ Investigation Of Land Titles, paynSnt Of
~ H&1otehsd sa9s r. lAnda sad ytsRn ilots
NM 4A lFndt AisfIissv AaaraN bssiasss
Rs III WITH tf. land Office at this place en-.
IS ethsm Will Be ~ Ip+5ynptty attended 10.
s~f1 > ishinE tolosais eosernmeht isnds
{uroishsd viii. y guide and conveyance
desire 1t, and directed 70 the best points
Iii on &C. }AYT sf.0 Af3 88af is''T@ ~
eMsnge on ST. LOUIS and the Eastern cities
ana sold. Interest paid on, deposites
hkreehieHt: %
sttshilonE.will aiso be given to the pur
Ded sale ~ Towp kLHts in Omaha City,
aud " fnter Quartsrs, Nebraska Ter
"a lssence. wv Bs66i.t and d. y.
Lowe, Register aud Receiver Of the Land Office
4 Council Bluffs, and Col, T, A Walker aud
P. NJ. Cassidy, Register aud Receiver at Fort
Des,aoines, or any Of the business men of Ell
ther place.
OFFICE on Broadway, West Room Of the
Pacific hotel. nearly OPP osite the Laud Office.
Council BIuHs, Oct. ~, lo54-n0-iy k
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ATTENTION SETTLERS IN NEBRASKA.
IN iE GENERAL MARIONn ru is regular.
il ly between Council Bluff and Omxiia CITY.
q 1ere need be ii0 fear Of detention as the Heat
is in Constant readiness for stock. teams or foot
passengers, with steam up and ready crew.
Come on euiigrants. this is the great Central
Ferry Hurra for Nebraska Id i.
FERRY COMPANY.
JuRa 23 81 n32-tf
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sa sss a - ssai Kr i .ssye Las sssassSa ssisss
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TN view OF the impersansssf Hlkhyssxsss
katssd1S tNol <tpsr' 'AsUsu 116s wAT14.1 1A& the
pessnsss q txss4tlMAsbsnt 0ftra ,ess.ssa eseF q
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thA sC6uhsn fsJhdt atd hj6les4a eeti4 CS9p,
penyh vss o1anized last srmiqsf npdaf lnl
eeHiril ine0rp6 6rati6n lay &c Me. ~tsfs mentgpy
uniting iuf6clent cap ital reS thssc Pdtpossf ]. .
And ifle company nov haYe ths PlsSas4re. lsSs4 ~
annotncnS that the road il 6hik acG1rdmkK
ths t1f7sy yad, tsYf Col; CsyEltT1 ssa sssq1SS :
dnins1rpbsed Accesa % 9hs md = es8sS s51! y
slS A Ps.rs.t i.sa'ae f0r ss sSs s!ss', Isss
Asd tlas ,hsir Asv STEAM FEKNY boAT
- kAaa~ 1osfU. Ses~A
,of smb,ss power aud dsmensions to ctear ths
.tsskk y in day u day, + NOW here, rssdy 70
oosSsAsa06 crossing iinnsdfasefy AZ Me opsnsne
Tin Ferry y due West Of town, and ~ sifh
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