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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
NOTICE.

THERE is a vacancy at st. Johns College, for
i Charles county, the occupant Of which will
receive bis Tuition, Room Rent, use Of Public
Rooms. Library Apparatus, SIC free OF cost
Rev. C.. X. NELSON. D. D., Principal
sep 2-3t st. Johns College, q
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

B6FThe Carroll county MIDI Democrat says
the season has been very favorable for corn in
that county, and the crop will be heavy. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

DEATH BY The Cambridge, Md.
Herald states that Miss Mary Wingate, aged a.
bout 20 years, daughter of Shaderach Win
gate, while lying cross-wise on bed, with her
head against one Of the studding during thun-
der storm, was struck on the head by lightning,
which passed down one of the studds, and broke
her neck instantly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
9lHE subscribers respectfully invite the atten-
Il ton of Farmers TO their new stock of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS
AND .M.ANURES,
which they offer for sale at as low rates and as
accommodating terms as any establishment in this
city or Baltimore. Wo call particular attention
10 our GRAIN DRILLS with GUANo ATTACH
NEWT, of various paterns-the best in use
PELToN's TRIpLE-G EARED HORSE POWERS
and THRESI1ING MACHINES NEST supe-
rlor machine, warranted to give satisfaction.
s GRAIN FANS.-Montgomery & Bros. Double
Screened Rockaway Fan, at manufacturers prices,
1914 Climax Grain Fan No. 2, $25; do. No. 1, $40.
HEcKoK's PATENT KEYSTONE CIDER MILL.
This machine has within the past year been very
much improved, and is now offered to the public
with the certainty that it will grind and press faster
and easier than any other Mil in the market.
Also, just received, a full supply Of the most APP
proved CurrING Boxes, CoRN SHELTERS, PLows,
HARRoWs, CAsTINGs, Ox-YoKEs, CHuRNs, &c.,
&C.. all of which are warranted to give satisfac-
ton, and offered for sale at the lowest prices and
accommodating terms.
ADDISON, WALLACE & co. IS.
Is sep Is Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
RELIGIoUs NOTICE.

~There will be Protracted Meeting at The
methodist, Church--to commence
on SATURDAY next, the 18th instant. at3 O'Clock,
P. NJ. sep 10
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

M Judge Bowlin, Of Missouri, has accepted
the appointment Of Commissioner to Paraguay,
rendered him by President Buchanan. - =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

p9sThe prevalence among the cattle ofneigh-
boring States particularly Alabama-of a dis
ease known as the "Black Tongue" has caused
quite panic in New Orleans. Most of the
families of New Orleans have abandoned entire,
" the use Of fresh beef, and some have ceased
taking milk. The assurances of respectable
dealers in cattle and Of extensive butchers that
no appearance whatever of this malady has
been observed in the beef brought to the various
markets have failed to allay the apprehensions
of the community
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

HegrMr Daniel R. Mitchell, Of Rome, Ga.
has discovered that peach leaves are superior te
hops for making yeast. The bread made from
il is quite as light and equally as well favored
We understand that the yeast is made in the
same way; except that dried peach leaves are
used instead of hops.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
NOTICE.e'

TTHE undersigned do hereby forewarn all per.
will be most certainly and rigidly enforced against
all.disregarding this notice,
- - FRANCIS r.. WILLS,
= JOHN b. WILLS.
: Goy,s q 1870 AZ -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
JOHN F. GARDINER,
THOMAS CARRICO,
WILLIAM F. BOWLING,
WILLIAM A. MUDD,
EDWARD d. BOONE,
Sep. Is, ls5s.-ts Commissioners.
NO1ICEn

A very many of our friends have failedto res
IA pond to our notice, asking for prompt set
Element of their accounts, we must now urge them
to do SO without further delay. The dissolution Of
our firm renders this absolutely necessary.
WINNERS & co.
Alexandra, Sep. Is, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

FoREIGN ToBAcco Markets by late ac-
counts from Europe up to the 18th ultimo, at
Antwerp, Tobacco was in very active demand
Ito hhds. Kentucky changed hands. In Rot
terdam, the stock was exhausted and sales small
|of Maryland and Mississippi. At Hamburg,
Tobacco was in limited demand,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
TIE MARKETS..
BAIr1Monr, srrrrmnra II 1855.

BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 81 1858.
GRAIN.-vW heat.--The market for Wheat was
dull and closed rather lower, sales of white being
at 125a133 cts for far togood, 135al45 cts fer good
to prince and at $50 cts for choice; red old at 1876
als0 cts. per bushe for fair to good, no prime re-
ported sold. :
Cmn.-of Corn, 500 bushels white sold at 7sa
80 cts, and 100 bushels yellow at 92a94 cts and
81 cts. for a very choice lot.
OGts.-Sales of new Maryland at 4Oa45 cts. Is
Rye.-Sales of new Maryland at 75cts.
From the American of Saturday lalt.1
ToBAcco.-There is good demand for Mary
land Tobacco, and prices have lightly advanced
this week. owing to the desire of shippers to fill
their orders early. The reports of injury to- the
growing crop by the extreme dry weather has also
had its effect the market, and we alter our quo
ttations accordingly. The sales include nearly the
entire quantity inspected follows, viz: Inferior
to good Mary land crop at Sd GOA $675, and superb
or quality do. at $8.25a ST. OTIS A moderate bust
ness is doing in Bay Tobacco, without any quota
BILE change in the rates, and we continue to quote
Tips, $4.50a So. So seconds, $5.50a ST. spangled,
$7a $s12, and fine yellow, S la $l6. Ohio Tobac-
co IS in active request, and shippers purchasing
quite freely all that passes inspection, at full rates.
There is moderate business DUNG in Kentucky
Tobacco. ss -
The inspections for the week are I,67O hhds:
Maryland, 932 hhds. Ohio, 10 hhds. Virginia, and
hhds Kentucky-total 2, SIS hhds. s. -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

!, H6F Advices from the Sandwich Islands init
mate the discovery and appropriation of two
new Guano Islands by the Hawaiian navy, to
the southward of the Archipelago. An expedi-
ton was to depart for more careful exploration.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

ALExANDRIA,-S SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
GRA1N.--W heat-The offerings fair-prices in
dictate slight improvement on Friday quotations.
Sales of good red at 125a128 ct inferior lots white
at 11Oa120 cts; fair 130a131 cts. No prime s
Crn.--The market is active, with very light re-
or yellow reported. s.-s
Rye is in fair request, with sales at Is cts.
Oats.-Demand good, with light receipts Sales
at 42a44 cts. for struck measure. :
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

The BAPTIsTs.- Baptist Almanac for
1859 has just been issued by the American Bap-
fist Publication Society we gather from il the
following summary of the Baptists in the Unit
ed States
Associations sos; churches 1900; ordained
ministers 7,144; fcentiates 1926; baptised in
1857, 63, SOC; total members 623, 1913. Besides
these there are the Anti Mission Baptists Sc, 900:
and the Freewill Baptists so, $40; and of Disci-
Piles and other denominations that practice, inn
mersion, about 400, 900. The increase in the
last ten years has been IA associations, 1896
churches, 2, 191 ordained ministers, and 225, 448
members.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

The. LEoEARpTowN JocKEY GLuB.W
learn from the beacon, that. q meeting of this
Club was held Oh the It'll inst, when the time
for holding the Fall races was changed from the
Sd, 4th and 9th Of November to The 9th, 18th
and Goth Of October. "A committee Of three
was appointed to have the track prepared and
kept IN order On melton Of G.. r Maddox,
the weights required to be carried by horses
running under the rules Of the Club were chang
ed, and Che following standard adopted; For
2yrolds, d feathersr Odds Sc lbs4yr olds
i00-5 " olds 10 6yr olds 118-7 yrs and
upwards, 124 lbs, with an allowance in all cases
of 9 rs. to mares and geldings Whereupon,
Dr. Thomas a. Lynch entered . protest against
any change in the Constitution Of the Club, at
this meeting, which was recorded in the pro-
ceedings of the Club. The Club adjourned to
Tuesday, the 26th day of October next.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

OVERSEER WANTED.
THO competent man. liberal wages WILDE giv-
i en- for the ensuing year.
au 26-4t P. A. BRAWNER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
OYERSEER " ANTED.

EsOR the ensuing year TO man possessing
I the necessary qualifications, liberal wages
will be paid. S. w. ADAMS.
sep 9-4t Napjemoy..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
In the Circuit Court for Charles County
sitting as a Court q Equity.
BASIL B. HorKNs, and others,

rs. 1919
JAMES, NJ. SEwELL. and others.
.nRDERED, this 4th day of September, in the
" year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, by Joseph II. Cooksey, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Charles County, as Court of Equity,
that the sale made and reported in this case BY
William A. Talbot, Trustee, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the first Monday in October
next; provided copy of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper printed in Charles County, oncein
each of three successive weeks before thesaid first
Monday in October.
The report states the amount of sale to be Sc 300
JOSEPH III. COOKSEY, Clerk.
True copy Test: -
JosEpH III. CooKsEY, Clerk
sen Of G. G. for Charles County.
VT gether with many other kinds of Gloves, for
doc sale. low hv VIM ROSWELIx.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
FOR RENT,

uIHE FARM occupied by Mr.. Underwood the
i present year. as tenant, called .sMount Plea
SAINT, laying on the Potomac river. at the mouth
of Pomonkey creek. For terms. apply to
WILLIAM H. GRAY, or
sep 2-tf BENEDICTOR E. GRAY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
FARM FOR SALE.

- FARM FOR SALE. - =
II WILL SELL at Private Sale my FARM.
i .sClover Hill = It adjoins the Farm Of Rich
ard III. Edelen, and contains
800 ACRES,
more or less The land is good; the purchaser
will examine for himself presume.
VIM. HENRY BRUCE.
sep 9-tf Charles County, Nd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

The PRoJEcrED RAMRoAD.-We learn from
the Marlboro Gazete that Mr.. Bowie, the gen
tIeman recently appointed to receive subscrip-
TONS to the stock of the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, has entered upon his duties with great
earnestness- and we learn from him that the
prospect for road is thus far very aattering
Some % or $50, 900 has already been subscrib-
ed; and the awork goes bravely on"
q correspondent Of the Baltimore Clipper
= Baatilnorean writing from Piscataway, thus
alludes to the contemplated work
81 wonder that capitalists of Prince Georges,
Anne Arundel and Charles counties, land we
have! them down here as well as in Baltimore,)
have not along ago made progress in the con-
struction of this Railroad. With the exception
Of few miles of rather unproductive land, it
viii pass through one of the finest agricultural
regions Of the State which must contribute a
heavy amount of freight transportation to it, and
the farmers living within two or three miles of
each side of the line Of it, can then avail them-
selves of tho advantages Of yonr markets every
dayif they like. The products of their farms
which they will then be able to dispose Of over
and above what they now sell, will more than
pay the interest of the money they may invest
in the work, for it is more than probable that
the snterprising hucksters of Baltimore win then
come tostheir doors and buy their fruit, vege-
tables. poultry, and such like things Enough,
however, Of tho Railroad, provided you win take
the subject IN hand, and stir up the people Of
Charles Prince Georges and Anne Arundel to
immediate and energetic action IN SO important
q matter"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16


5 CoMEr OF 1855 This remarkable comet
lsays the Albany Argus) is now visible to the
naked eye, as predicted BY DR.. Gould some
weeks ago. It is now only one hundred and
forty millions Of miles distant and is very rapid
" approaching the earth, and already shows
through an operaglass a well defined tail We
are told that during the FIRST week in October
the comet will be of the most striking bright
ness, possibly the largest of the century, and at
that time will be seen near Arcturus, perhaps
even surprising that brilliant star in splendor.
It is now visible for about an hour after sunset
and an hour before sunrise in line with the
two stars called the Pointers, and forming near
" right angle between these and Arcturns.
It is now best seen at four o'clock in the morn
ing. f..f -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

Subscription papers are opened in Balti-
more and other places for the relief of the suf-
ferers by the epidemic in New Orleans. The
latest accounts from that city indicate no abate-
ment in the ravages Of the disease.
The SLAVE TRADE GAsE.-1n the case of the
petition of the crewof the SLAYER Echo to be dis
charged from custody on the commitment fol
examination, on which they are held, Judge
Magrath, of the United States District Court
before whom the habeas corpus was brought,
has denied the motion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16


= CoDFTcAT1oN OF THE LAws.-The Legisla-
tive Committee charged with the codifcation of
the laws Of this State viii meet in Baltiuore
city on the Goth of October. The consideration
of the report Of the Commissioners has been dis
tributed among the Committee as follows:
To Messrs. Wallace, Goldsborough and DAM
Testamentary Law, Road Supervi-
sors, Habeas Corpus. .sss $3.50 49,
To Messrs. Thruston, Hobbs and Smith
Titles, Law Of Apprentices, Mandamus, County
Commissioners and Partnership.
To Messrs. Brooke, Belt and Magruder-
Titles, Negroes, Licenses, Agricultural Chemist,
Comptroller, Femme Covert, Attorneys, Insol-
vents, Tenants and Descents.
To Messrs. Stirling, Webster and Alexander
Titles, Crimes and Punishments, House of Re-
fnge, Penitentiary, Pilots, Aliens and Corpora
tions
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
Senator Dougaag speech.


| On Saturday evening iass, ssnAtoI
Douglas vas ii Springfield On his way te
jacksonville, whsrs he addressed ths
people on Monday; ths Dsmoeraslc Club
irecefYed him as shs depot and conveyed
him in an open carriage 10 me 50. Nioh.
oils Hotel, whwe, after soms siogusal
remarks by Hon. John A. Megisguand,
he spaks 70 shs assembled maltisuds fer
. fswmiunses, ii q Strain no less eaussis
than eloquent. Hsre ia specimen;
I know that IL lie not quite popular, . T
palalable, % polite feE she leaders Of the
Black Republican party 10 ayow thaiR
revolutionary abolition principles quite
as boldly down hare as they axe proclaim
ed esaFkhaz RoEths Their pEineipla5 are
black up thaFss pretty dsep dysd - far
down as Pesu, good muIatto ct Spring
Asid, and nearly white ut Cairo, tIaagh-
ser sad applause, yet ii is AboliEiOnism
wherever yea may and it. lChssEss r.
The present contest is q wAx Of national
prin6ples against sectio@al preiudieea.
The whole stock In trade OF oar oppe-
neuts IL an sppsal 10 noEshsFn pFsjadfee,
northern interest," ana northern ambition
against the southern States, southern
people and southern rights. This war
fare Of Abolitionigm is . warfare Of one
section against the ether. The position
OF tke Democratic party, on the slavery
question to-day is that which Was occu- |
pied By the two great parties when Whigs |
and Democrats governed the country
0ur principles are nstional, Ghey appty |
TO the North, the South, the East snd the
Wsst, snd can be apsnly agowsd where |
svse The Constitution rulas or the Amer |
lean flag waves, Thns you SEQ there are
Two parties involved in the present e0n-
test, representing twu principles, the one
national unioa, the ether sectional pref |
1diae and sectional agitation.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that I viii let at Public
Sale, to the lowest responsible bidder, on
Thursday the 18th day OF August Rsxt, 1t
the Once Of ]. n. sherman, County Judge
Of PottawattaEnie county. Iowa, betwsen
the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 81 and 9 O'Clock
+ n, The digging of tbs following ditehss,
on the swamp and oVsraowsd lands 0E Pet
tawattamis county, Iowa, to-wit
Ditch No. z, pa section "a, township ID,
range "a west, aBd section fg, township Is,
range 42, T47u fest long, fest wide Ut the
bottom, and containing S7il cubic yards,
Ditch No. 8, on seEtIoa "a, township is,
range ~, 800 feet long, (suhject TO 6eing
Increased to l20o feet, Rdsamsd necessary
oy the Drainage Commissionerl 2 feet vida
at bottom, containing 567 cable yards.
Ihs slope Of the aboye ditehea 70 be one
haH horizontal on each side % one TsEst-
cal; the material to be aapoaaksa ou either
OF both sides Of the dftch, according to the
directions Of the Drainage Commissions
OF the Engines In charge, and TO b4 de-
Posited at least Ii inches from the edge az
the ditch,
Ditch Nc. Z, a. hsrstotors advertised, ID
withdrawn.
The DraInags Cosanalssi onarFssssysz Tbs
5lgnt OF lmeTsastng 0r dazaanisAsng the sizs
Of the dlsehss, By payiag ths same pgies
per euhiE YaeA - - 4sA ss g .aezss4sss. .Aezss4sss
lne work to BE- completed within ninssy
days IRON the day OK letting.
saod and sufficient security viii bsFs-
CURED Tor the completion Of the work nc.
eordlRg TO contrast.
Ths wekk es be paaa fog II sgxsaxw uu2sz
the swamp Lana Faaa. "
D, y. JACKSON,
Drainage Commissaoang.
Ceaneii Blnas, I0was 3aiy iT, 50. "a
Oracle please copy.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22

The following, which We have heard
told As fact some time ago, may be
beneficial 70 soms gentleman VINO has s
young unsuEpeeting wife:
A certain man, who lived about ten
miles from E., was m the habit Of
going 10 sown Aboat once q wesk and
gstting GA > regular spFses and would
not return until he had time TO se1ol Of,
which was generally two or three days.
His wife ignorana Of ths cause Of his
staying cat 30 long and aafEaraa greatly
from anxiety Rboas his welfare. Whan
be would return, ef course his c0nAd.ng
wife would inquire what had been the
matter with hian, and the invaviable rs-
pig vas, SsshaS be was s&nght On the ju~
~ aud eoalhn'a gas oE.' % ..'-
HAYing gathered his corn and placed
il ID large hsap, be according 70 Gus
tom, aetermined 60 cAli i'm hia neighbOrs
and have = real corn shae&ing fn0lios--~
So be gave Ned, faithful ssrvant, jag
and an 0rdsr 20 60 TO soEn and get Q EaI-
Lon Of whisksY--a xszy necessary article
on sueh occasions. Ned mOunted o mule
and was aaon in suwn, And, equipped
with the wAiaksys ssnount@d toaet oat
ssF home, all buoyant With the prospect
Of fun at g ssshuekiug.
When hs had proceeded d few hundred
yaraa frpn sawn, ha eamaluasd % sgy the
atatuiEE, = ana, not sasisa@d with onca, be
keeps trying until tha world surnsa a.
round 30 fast, thai be tanned, 0a the
male, ard shass he wsna 10 alssp and
the mala 10 grazing. d waa ncw near
ID niRhk, and when Ned awoke it was just
before the hrsak o'day, and 30 daEk thas
be was RnAbIa 10 make any start towards
home uneil light. rs a0on aa his be-
wiidarm ems bed subsidized 30 that be eoaId
gss she tspoinsss he saaEsaA with An snp-
" iug, ths whiSksy having rua aas. and
afooE, fog the maIs had gore hoans~ OF
eoursa he was eontsmpl plmtin@ tbs appats
eati0a of > sssws ysaT old hickogg6 u
- went ga Ak khs gmAs Of Awo~foEsy.
Ned raaehed home about brsaksass
time and ssfstshsd apS aa shs bask dosE
with aeasd#sEy gaEasy eomma@mames.
ss xvhhA IL kkszsssAaa RawA s2Aaa - "A
ycu bGaok rass q ssIa bis laasasr.
Me-, Nh8Msng hEs aaakasss sxeass d
bis wiSs wassa ks 81 - 9 sprsss asasR.
mimsd ID aaaa ths tRsah ik ha died for Ii,
| and sAlds sWslI rnasase, 70 tell ths tTask
was ko4eh Dn d. Iagy sssd caaldnsk gsl
/ oH. N6shgsggs NeBs
& ~ nss@@44ass~s- sssaszssas=sse--sss4~-sN 8
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-22
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allFw sspsss eS 80 kgasa - u 80 ox
- asess Ter to- Fassoa thaa sAsE wsea
asaally wsaksa by nswspapsR adls lssEs Aax
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minnaaa AZ lie nsseeaA - - 60
fssor0eas And agssE nsaIi NJ fss -
axAmlns thaaas q haRa D ea@y--1 aEs-
ing - psy Tor sepysf
~ esFkSfy kha S6ass ssMssasns eo hsl
tEae.0 ssJs A. WILLIAMSON
= 6spsaHsb@ IOsas IsS8
AE. WElliasnaans wAe sians tAias- 10 /
of tAs asmosswsis ssassesnssaa
eoEsas besss zaan whose truth nad sagae |
city cannas and dasa not be innana aha&. |
Hksm iss GEES % ths oiEos ef lha Hsass
aaditag and aaks 10 90 Ia pssllisle 80 /
ssds ID tAe saasa, shis right . denied himl
The deputy cody tells BIN shat ~, Pss-
ssA ssaEd aes aAea eep1m ef Gaast pagsasa
70 - 1wf Of aAs 01sce gs Ths aessenl
aasigned sE0aId he especially noted
stAsy snsss sssss0g4y seanteS bg ssemspmp
per sastors for eOsanasat, and asseh sAa
rers sgFoaaI 49, 81 IA -.
Think ok IL 9 pahiio szassE ErsEuses 10
allow papsRs, pahlie ana og general in
crest, TO be sopIed Hs saga Of nawu-
'apers-Fo which Esas people look for IN
,erEAssaoA-fssseh ghssgs ass wYSm0
RAe aspaay aAya Ia hes s<uxasss's 2ram
aaaaibnR 3ehm Rasses-~saae Ess@a h@wa no
'iEhs 30 knaw anyshing aassus sissiy Stassa
sAaiEsl 5a - b 81 81 4.
We ask aR@Ry naE~-osn s0ExuYGasa
nd oSsial insslsnSs 20 faxahaxs issn
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be plAssmsa and soxrapsianists, deny
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10 records. They d@y 10 the people ths +
light Of Investigating into thsir ofhsaal
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sEs Of Eowas sAas RspabliBan daRei&fs
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