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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-30
1TRUsTEg's SALE.-wzs.sAs, on u. ~,

vTyRUSTER'S SALE.-WnsnsAs, on the 18th
i day ofNovsabss, 4. d, 1859 John n. Quick,
IN unmarried msn, executed unto Austin Corbin
- Trustee, csrtaia deed Of Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land IN Clinton County. Iowa,
described - fellows, to-wit: The sou.h half Of
q . south-eost quarter Of section No. thirty-Ave
(35,) in township No eighty one (sl,) moth Of
range No. q, east Il tie lfih p. n. which said
eoavsyanes vss nads By the said JoAa n. Quick
tor tAe pssDsss q securing The psyment u I've
certain psooiseosy notes spd the Interest thereon.
sgssd 81 said jobs n. Qsiek, dated the seth day
Of November, 4. D., 1859, AID payable - follows
One foe Afissa snd ss-l0e dsiIsrs, dss in six
months, and ths othss foe Ne sam Of one hun-
dred and forty and Sol00 dollars, due In one year,
70 the order Of William Dunton at the BaIkine
House Of Aseklot + Cosbis, in Davenport. love-,
with interest ct the Ssts Of ten Per cent. sftsR
due.
Ard ssv, seid nstse Aaviag bssome
due end payable, and the said John n. Quick
having failed 70 pay the same, !, Austin Cor.
bin Trustee - aforesaid DO hereby give this publis
notice, thatb viTtss Of The power which 10 IN ne
vested b. ssi1 Dssd II Trust, vii, % Saturday,
the 18th day Of January, 4. D. 1851, at The hour
Of nine oelsek u The fogesno0R of said day. o the
Court Hoess deess IL the city Of Davenport, s8-
pessaod s9oe les s1le, 81 publie snetso, ios eash
the parcel land sbsve described, ~ much there
Of = shall = ssseasasy - sseisty and pay he
amount Of aid sots, With the interest theseea %
ths day Of sale, tsgsths III the costs and sx-
ps.sss sste:diss ssid sals. essts = shis notice
Dated the 3sth day - December 4. D. 1859.
AUSTIN COREIN.
0oo1o-1te 444tH Tsustee.
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YNkUSTRE'S SALE.-WHssDAs, o. the 18th
] day Of March, 4. D. 1859, Charles Bsarell
sad Margaret. his wife, executed usto Asstia
Corbis, - Trustee, . certain DEED Of Trust, con
veying TO seid Trustee the land in Clinton county
lows, described - follows, to-wit: The North
West quarter II the Northwest quarter Of See
ton Notvslvs( ~ il Township No.sighty eae( 81
North Of Range No thrss( - East Of The tth r. n.
hich said oonveysnes wss made By the said
Bunns.ls, for the puSposs Of securing the payment
Of two certain promi ssory notes and the interest
thsreoa, signsd b. sid Charles Bunnsll, and dat.
Cd the llth day d Msrch, 4. D. l8Sy. and payable
- follovs: O1s for fourteen and 4o-lo0 dollar
dus in six months, and the other. for the sam Of
one hundred and twenty-nins and l0-loe dollsss,
due in one year, - the order Of Lewis Perry.
And now, sale last mentioned note havine become
due and payable. and The said Bsnnell having
failed 70 pay the sane in tall, ], Asstin CosSin
Trustee - Aforesaid, Do hereby give this public
NOTES. that By virtue Of the power which 10 in M
vested By said Deed Of Trust, win, % Saturday,
ths 18th day Of January, =. y. 1851 ~ the hosl
Of nine o'clock II the fossnosn Of sid day, ct ~
Court House door, in the city Of Dsvenport, sxposs
sad esr for sals, st public suction, The parcel al
land above described, o. % much thereof - shall
Be nscsssaSy = satisfy and pay the amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon 10 the day Of sale
togsthSS with I'll the costs sad expensee attend.
ing aaid sale. COST Of this notice aad Trustee esS
Dated the l2th day Of DeeenbeE, 4. D. 1854.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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dscl3-lt

TRUSTEe'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 1sth
1 Day Of !:1sary, 4: o., 1881, viii b e! :. fol
door, il the city Of Dav export, 1t o'clock p. H.
the following described real estate in scott soua-
~, State Of lows, to-wit: Commencing ct . point
o. the line Of George Alvord's lad IL The nesth
east quarter Of section twsnty-six (3s.) in tovn-
ship ssvsnty-sieht u.s. sorth Of mage fssr (l)
east, .ssry in fro.s Of Christopher Rovs's hopss
thence north So sast until the liss strikss Ne
limo dividing the lands Of George Alvord and Joba
b. nathewsin sid sect on /; thence north BY vest
along . line determined By psolonging ssid iivis-
ion line etwesa George Alvord1 and Johs B.
Mathew lands until it strikes the south line Of
the main road leading from Davsnpostt = LsCIairs
thence south ~ vest along aid road astil il
strikes point on seid rod chains and 50 links,
north 81 .. west from The place Of beginning :;
thence south - east 70 the place Of beginning
containing nix aeres, more Or less. By fescs and
effect Of : deed Of trust made to me By Henry
0rassau and Anna n. 0rsssau, his wife, duly r.
corded in scott County Records October 18th,
1855, aod dated the 18th day Of same moath.
January Let, 1851.
FRANK PLUNER,
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w. WV " " - u " =
REAL ESTATE
II D.venpsrt And LIE Claire, lewa,
For Sale Low, and on Easy Terms.
vTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
L that beautiful Iesidsscs known ~ Argyle
Cottage. With 33X acres Of land in high STATE Of
cultivation, situated in tho city of Lie Claire, and
commanding magnificent view Of the Mississippi
River, Port byron and much Of the State OF Till
nois. The Cottage contains 9 rooms and cellar,
aud is in complete repair. The garden il tall Of
the choicest shrubbery, Strawberries, Grapes in
full bearing, &c 10. thrifty young orchard is
on the premises, comprising 800 fruit trees Of the
best selections and nearly oil bearing. Also, .
ing is in excellent order and 10 nearly oil new
picket fence seven feet high. Twelve acres of the
land forms y Ace park or woodland. The Cottage
would be d win less than the 80 acres IL de-
sired.
ONE 30 ACRE LOT,
90 rods from Argy 10 Cottage we'll fenced, and in
high state Ut cultivation, and we'll adapted for .
fruit and vegetable garden. Being Immediately
back Of LIE Claire, is r'sisg rapsdly il Salse.
Onc nns Brick DWELLING Elsuss s.d l.ee I.
DAVENPORT.
That beautiful residence on the corner of Brady
and Twelfth streets, with the lot ON which it
stouNSp IIOuIIO& ZlO Ie0t 90 oT1Oy street Oy lou
feet in depth to 50 foot alley, with carriage way
and good stable, carriage-houss and wagon led
complete. The house contains 10 rooms with gas
in each, aud good cellar. An excellent cistern
10 on the premises.
A SUBSTANTIAL AND CONVENIENT
Brick Dwelling House
CORNER ~ NINTH AN PERRY sTs.
Lot g. by 100 feet to - foot alley, with good
cellar, stable and wood shed. Gas throughout the
house; good water on the PREMISES.
THREE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
FRAME HOUSES
These houses contsin from six to ton rooms
each, are we'll finished and delightfully."- situated
on tho West side Of Brady street. good cisterr
and We'll Of never failing water ere in each yard
These houses are situated on let 232 feet front,
and possesses every requisite 70 make them de-
lightful residences. They will bs seld singly or
together.
ALSO,
few lots in West Davenport beautifully situated.
TERMS :-Ons-f th cash and the balance in
four equal annual pay ments with interest ct the
six per cent. per snnun, payable annually.
FcR further particulars apply to
T. G. EADS,
At Argyle Cottage, L. Claire, Iowa, or to ny
cell, in st. Louis, No. ~ Main street.
sspl4-d&wtf JAS. B. EADs.
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Red, Blue, Green, and othor Colors
GOLD SIZE,
POSTER INKS, &C., &c.
oct9O- dom
DeSxOIMttOM.

/ existing between the undersignei under the
srm AMI name Of RIcaARDsOS, Esr / Co., 10 this
day dissolv d BY mutual consent, Nj. Givsx rc-
firing. The business will be conducted by the
70 naming parties, at the same ONCE, and under
the same style.
d. N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. q. GIVEN,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
DAvsxrons, Monday, Oct Is. 1850.
oot1O-d&W1m
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RAILROADS.

-.
nlsuisuippi 81 lNesd neirsaA
Wonous Assn1Ososls, looo.
atsisssu. = onfa9e 49, 49, = anis -
49, 1w akss Ass.psW hins.
or AND AvfIe MONDAY. xOv. SIN,
u Io0o, 81 uss1l fsstAss sotiss, Danssees
(gaias viii leove Daveopegt - felloWss
~ 4. \. r. Massags ~ Wa1Aiagees.
ssA,xs Anasvu ~ DAvnrPess ~ 1sGlsvs.
So ,. =. fssa. Masssge ~ WasAiageee.
An sssiss ct = pssssppss viii nahs dissst
sssssso!s.s = nassags Iowedty - Wsssies-
- wist ;As wsssn Snes cssDssys ssss's fss
3rsiss fso. sss Wen sssasss u Resl I.esa
With ssaiss q the Chisage ~ Roek lslaad Rail-
Rad fes al points lest, hersa ed Sessa.
giving distinct dissstio1s % he dsssinssiee q
their baoeaee, alp - psosasesisksts bsfoss tektne
'1 JOHN ?. TRACY. assr ssp's.
4. KrHsALL, Asst Hup't.
Davenport, Nov. -. 1eoo.-dH
REAL ESTATE.
GEORGE B. SARGENT
HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE IN THE BASE
II msat Of the Beak Bsildins, end oasse his
services - An Agsat Tor the parehass and sals q
REAL 1oWAT1.
PAWN = NT OF TAX B6,
Negotiation Of Loans,
AID other matters appsstainins 70 general CON-
mission business.
Cash Advances uaAe On Produce
oniszned 70 his eonsspeadsnts in Boston and
DAvssrosr. Iowa, June. 1850. juns-dtf
Lands for Sale.
$40 acres in Shelby county.
$40 "Cass
sso +. . P H county.
$50 Greene
Fer sale Or exchange for City property. Also,
City property to 's'h.sEs for ls ssscpvr
ssls- Lend Agent.
DwM1hD1G
For Sale or Exchange.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR ~
i sale his residence, known - Ria
"Oak Wood Villa +"
situate on the Bluff, east Of the Rail Road Depot.
The grounds comprise about one ARE, with lne
grove Of Shade Trees, and about 20 Fruit Tress
fs4 Rochssts n. Y. The house 10 we'll built,
I'd IN seit1 brick, has ten rooms, seven closets
summer kitchen, and 10 warmed BY . furnace
The location 10 such that . magnificent view 10
obtained from any pc, ton Of the premises. For
urther particulars rppy TO
C.AUGUSTUS HAvILAND
On the premi.es,
Or 1t the Hay Press shove Bridge.
@Will exchange for veil improved faru
near Davenport. iunel6-n
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Il
NOTICE - H4414Y 0lv9u That At a
~ regular tesQ q ~ 0eon0 Ceose q 0ooeS
esanty, Iowa, ha6 - - ~ ~ - Jssaasy, q.
D.: 1851 = is.sss.sss lsy:selsg = tAs las: Nm!
~ 10 ai11 nse1al = tslssasy, lesl. - -
bstiag - ~ - MA lne - pgooa ia1es.
stsa, ~ aqpsaesa1 49, 49, II ~ ~
have, vAy 81 M shsaM - a1ni1lea + -
49,. 49, $50 - ~
DAvmrsas, Jasss1 -. s-a $3.50
yRAna4 A1A91qs ~ Ateys.
- ~ oeeQonoe1Do ~ - - ~ o.,
ooaA9 40 1oVB IL Oy2o o1lonllvoUorm,
~ n - - - !. = (I'.! z!
Y 1a.:.--ast1 aI - 1 z3X ss X.st
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FRANK PLUMER,
jan1 Trustee.
ja,o1I

VNO JAMES T. ELLWOOD- SIR; YOU ARE
the o0cs Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott sounty, State Of Iowa, : pstitios d Julis
D. kllvood, claiming freD yos divorce from The
bonds Of matSimony nov subsisting between y,u
and herself, for the reason that you have vilfully
deserted and sbssntsd yoursslf from her, for
cause therefor.
Nov unless you appear and answer thereto, on
or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court, to b begun and holden on the 6nt
Monday Of February, q, D. 1851, dsfsclt will BE-
entered against yos, and judgment rendered
thereon. DAWSON TRUE,
dse23-dlm Att'ys for.PlaintiG.
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Aenssy sssvsas - Ne Nsss ssAsss jssss6 I'LL As
esssissd a psv.
CLUBBING.
I Discount sftssnty-1vs Per esat. ftoa the
eoovs prices viii b allowed = CLUD0 ogderine
loss copies q ny one o. NOV Of he abovo woeks
1aes: Four eop1ss Il nlaskveed, = q o. Re-
viev, viii b seat y - addvsn t. g fear
eeptse q The tour 9esieWe - llaskweea 6oe1oe;
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z Ian -. pgisaipal oese - 49, 49,
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RI ttsbarg. Fl. Wavns 1 Chicago
i ALL . q Al.

r, ttsbarg. Fl. Wavns / Chisags
= ALL . . A y.
~ = R 8
CARS RUN FROM CHICAGO T PTTTSBURG
~ without shangs, connecting with the great
PENySYL VAaIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia Baltimore AID Wash
ington city. aad ell the interior towns Of Psan-
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of oil tho eastern markets at sddi-
tionAl cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west ride,
Chicago, daily on the ARRIVAL Of trains from the
Vest and North-w est.
Connecting at Crestlins With Cleveland 4 Lake
shore Y \. to iIunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York AMI Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York l. Ere Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janesvilie, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Steu,snv'lls and Wheeling, and Interior towns
Of ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1t Forest With trains
on Mad River Road I, Springfield, Urbano, bay
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains 1t Lima for
Dayton ard Cincinnati direct.
Gsse - lev - asv other Resse.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and 6nest cities 10 the Usited States
Passengers arriving y. Chicago on any q the
roads, will find attentive cheek agents st tho de-
pots to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
charge. I. the p,ttsburs and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing care accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all tho principal ticket on
ces in the Vest, and ut the Company's office, cor
nor Of Randolph and Dear orn streets, or 1t the
Depot, West side. Chicago.
Bs particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne.
DAN w, BOSS
Gent Western Pa ssnger Agent, Chicago.
J. u. Moons, Com. ana Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight Of all kinds will he carried from Chica-
70 to I'LL points East at all tmss at Is low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2. -dt(
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A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ the late arm of RICa ARDsoN, WEST / Co.
are requested to bring them forward for settlement
and 81! persons indebted to said rm are requested
to cal and settle at once. 1t is absolutely nscss
sary thar our books should be clOsed, and that ton
Immediately. Persons having open accoan,s with
our Office, will sbige BY rendering them 1t once
r CHARDSJN, WEST + CO.
DAv1MvOar, Oct. IS, l3AA DIV
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RAMRQAD

Cn1esge n Jlaak lslnal oalleeea
Uvreesv .1vvaWQsasessl.
nHAnD AD1 N uUS0Av, u0v. 80 $50,
O'es4 uesil tossoes ooseeo, ssljoo ~ 1ooss
psvespest daily Hualsys essepsed, - lsaIsvss
Let oail tsotn 49,. ..................e.e6 ~
!S0eeQes ...ses..s..s.ss.s.....e.. A.
q night e3pse0. ..... - 2. =.
Tsslss arrive = Dsvsspsrt daily, 6as1sys e.
eeptsA, = follow:
- fes{sA ttraiO &c.. $50 ?. =.
= Qnil 81 - ~ ..t1D 2. =.
All Srains ovsR tAis rvatesTo IL disest esaoe8ies
atChseaeD VIII tsains over both Tie 1ltehigsa
assshssls nishtgaa Csatsel, rttsbuvg, Iost
Wayne, aad Chisaeo Rsilrosd 70 and from De-
tsoit, fsledo. Colaubus, Clsvslssd, Cineinnsti,
ltstsbars, Dsnkivk, Ba9alo, Nsaesss Fails, Albe
y, Nss Yosk. Philadelphia, Bal.inors ard Wesh-
legion. Also ss Ls9slls With trains II The MI
soss Oselssl aee4-neseh = 0aaeae - seeaA, =
Pssseasop - ssaislsl q ~ sasspl1 =
eivise GSuass dlssstIeas - - ~ 1saiesaDse -
SAsis begoDeot cleo 70 Vsssaso os6es6 boG6eo ~
lag thels 6osle d the slss, - to eeo6ose - -
lect fsess ealy - stA1iooo - ~ lee Of ~ Ohi-
easo cad ossk k1au1 Rai1roaA.
John r. TRACY SepesinteoAegA
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ASstwsss Pisssbasg ssA Alladelphia,
H. Capacity q TIL, Road Is now equal 10 ~n
IN the Country
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
ESTIMATES ron 1868.
Repenue.
s475,33I,245

With regard TO the shape and nature which fu-
ture loans should take. Mr.. Chase makes no re-
commendation, except TO say that the adoption of
his system of basing all the bank note currency OF
the country Of United States stocks, will impart
a market value TO them and render it easier to
negotiate them az high prices.
OF the $500 900 400 required for this year,
$50 100000 can be obtained from the banks in
exchange for bank notes, under Mr.. Chase's plan.
In order 70 carry this cut, Congress will have to
pass an act taxing the present bank notes so
heavily as 90 drive them out Of circulation, and
will likewise have to provide that United States
stocks, deposited as security for the new bank
banks would enter the market and buy United
States bonds at disceuntr--which would afford
no revenue to Mr.. Chase. Assuming that $780,
600 600 can be raised in this way, the other $50,
ono 900 can undoubtedly be borrowed on the
same terms as the So. 900 900 which Mr. Chase
is still authorized TO borrow under the acts of July
and August last 7
With regard to the taxes: At the last session
of Congress direct tax on property in the loyal
States was directed to be levied so as to produce
sl4 e46 0le, and an income tax Of three per cent.
on all incomes exceeding $500. Mr.. Chase now
recommends that the property tax be raised 50 as
to produce at least 100000 900; that distilled
liquors, stills, tobacco. bank notes, carriages,
Iegacies and paper evidences of debt be taxed SO
a. TO Weld 800, 900 900 more, and thar the in
come tax be 40 modified to yield $40 900 600.
Thus the rebellion IS going to cost the Northern
people $50. 100000 for direct taxes in the year
l662-3.
As 70 the tariff. Mr. Chase recommends an in
crease Of the duties on tea coffee aud sugar. and
no other change at the present session OF Con-
eress The increased rates he proposes are as
follows Two and one-half cents per pound on
h-our an0ar- three cents On cIayed suoar- TWEEN
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18

per pound on coffee. 1t is possible that Congress
may disregard the latter Recommendation, and
may increase the duties on various articles .of
European manufacture, especially on the perusal
Of the following pregnant words in the Secreta-
ry's report:
''The most sacred duty of the American peo-
pie at this moment requires the conservation of
all their energies and all their resources to the
re establishment of the Union on the permanent
foundations of justice and freedom; and, while
other nations look with Indifferent or unfrendly
eyes upon this work, sound policy Would seem TO
suggest not the extension of foreign trade, buta
more absolute reliance, under God, upon Ameri.
Freedom of commerce is indeed wise and no.
bic policy; but to be wise or noble it be the
policy of c0ncoriant and fFaternal nations"
The progress Of our national debt is given in
the following table:
On July !, 1860, il $64, los, ,1O3
On July l, 1861, il was.....--...-- 81, ,S67 .S2S
On July l, 1862, it will be-... .5l7 BE, 500
On July /, 1863, it will be. .S97 ,372, ,s02
In other words, Mr.. Chase believes that t;iis
rebellion is costing at the rate of $3.50 900 900
year. exclusive of the amounts raised by adirect
taxation of $50 000,0 ,00O annually, and an indirect
taxation of 100000. The Recommendation
that the property of rebels should be coafscated
and sold follows this statement most appropriate
ly, and Will command the prompt attention of
Congress. Ii will be easy to seize and sell five
hundred millions worth of land, cotton, rice, &c,
belonging to rebels in arms against the Govern
ment. and no principle OF law morals is clearer
that dsturbers of the peace must pay the cost Of
their own chastisement.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-18
Randolph County Democratic Meet.
ing.

ing fr
Pursuant to call for mass convention, a
portion of the Democrats of Randolph county
met at the Court house, in Winchester, on Satur
day, the 9TH day of December. 1861.
On motion, Miles Hunt was chosen President
and John Dehl Secretary.
On motion of DIR. Jesse Stick, the following
resolution was adopted:
Res0Ired, That a committee of one from each
township be appointed to select five delegates and
five contingent delegates to represent Randolph
county in the De nocratic State Convention on
the Sth of January next.
The committee was appointed and retired.
On motion of the Hon. jeremiah Smith, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolued. That a committee of FIVE be appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive of the feelings
of the convention.
The committee appointed consisted of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Jer. Smith, Daniel B. Miller,
David Heaston, Joseph Grouse and Jesse Stick.
The committee appointed TO select delegates
through DR.. Stick reported that they had selected
delegates and contingent delegates as follows:
Delegates-Daniel b. Miller, David Heaston,
VIM. p. Debolt, Joseph Grouse and Miles Hunt
Contingents-John B. Clapp, A. F.Teal, Thos
j. Mason, w. G. Hendricks and Richard Jobes
On motion of udge Smith, the report was unani
mously concurred in, and the above gentlemen
were appointed delegates and contingent dele
gates to represent Randolph county in the State
Convention to be held at Indianapolis on the 9Th
of January next.
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Nen'oh assemoleu, as expressive OF tne'r views
anu leennss IN slese unes VI grea' caiaml'y W
our oe'oVeu country aoope 'ne ioiio"ing resoiu-
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anu ln'eSri.y, aence 70 oe q Democra'' s ou'
70 oe n'n ifienu VI Tue oohse'us'oh anu INC
onion; 80. ,...
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nave plunged Us INTO civli war ana orousn' US
70 the ornh oi ueS'raeuoh' YET our moe,o Is,
Doh S'c up 'ne sup VI S's'o, anu We "ni
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