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Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02
7ELEGRAMS,

Memphis, Gov. 24.-The gunboat
Tuscarora was burnt TO the waters
edge, l5 miles above Helena, on Sat
urday, the origin Of the fire is nn
known. The magazine was saved
The shells forward and aft the loci e,
exploded, but nobody hurt. Din
nington and crew are here.
Nashville, Nov. 2A.-The stean1e,
Pink, Varble master, arrived yester
day under a flag of truce, at Font
Donnelson on the Cumberland river
with barge in tow from Louisville
laden with machinery for a cotton
factory at McMinneville, Tenn.
The machinery was from Massa
chusetts. aud came through the block,
az" by special permit from Secrc-
tsry Chase. obtained by Union
man, formerly a citizen OF Nashville
Lieut.. Col. McGavoch, commanding
Fort Donne!son. has detained Cap;
Narble and crew to await Instructions
from Gen..I"hnston. The machinery
will be brought to this city.
The reported capture OF ll3 Lin
colnites, near Eort Donneisou an,.
Henry, is erroneous.
The Patriot Of thi. mornin. learns
that two Sunboais came up the Cum
berland river, on the 18th inst, 10
Canton, Ky, where field piece from
Hopkinsviiie opened fire.
After short engagement, the enc.
my retired, with about one nunurt i
killed aud one boat disabled. Our
loss was 4 killed and few wounded
The Clark syille Jetfersonian oi
the 22d gives an account of an en-
gagement between the gunhoat Con
estoga and the guns belonging to
Capt. Southron's battery of flying
artillery near Canton. This is prob
ably the same affair.
The engagement continued severai
hours without any important conse-
quence, as the guns We're too small
to make much impression on the iron
covered sides of the boat.
These facts we learn from gentle
man who lives near Canton.
The Gazette this morning publish
es an extract from a private letter
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strictly limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inclu.
ding that of its individual members.
Advertisements published at ir-erufa,
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion
All advertisements for strangers or tran.
s'cnt persons, TO be paid in advance
Advertisements not marked on the ccpv
for Il specified time, viii be inserted TIL
forbid, and payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths will be publ he'd
as news obituaries, tributes OF respect, and
funeral invitations rs other advertisements
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that news has reached here that a
regiment of Indian;ans crossed the
line at Jacksboro, and We're allowed
to advance ten miles on Southern
soil when they were met by the 5th
Mississippi in a hand to hand fight.
The result was as might have been
expected. The Southern boys charged
them with such impetuousity that
they broke and fed, leaving half
their number dead upon the field.
They were literally cut to pieces.
The news came direct, and the writer
presumes it to be true. The Knox
vile Register of the Esd, makes no
mention Of the affair.
Mobile, Nov. 25.-The Adyer-
tiser's Pensacola correspondent Of
yesterday, says that the steamer
Time has escaped and arrived safely.
Our loss up to ! =. NJ. was FIVE
killed and twelve wounded.
Later--9:3O p. M.-The cannon
aiding is continued tonight, present
ing magnificent spectacle. Several
bombs exploded ever and near Gems.
Bragg and Gladden's staff, injuring
none. Bragg is constantly greeted
wherever he has gone.
Three batteries OF Louisiana in
fantry commanded by Capt. Wheat,
Batchelder and Lieut.. Maeder have
greatly distinguished themselves, and
Captain Van Benthuysen's marine
battery is entitled to like credit for
great distinction.
One Of the enemy's ships was
thought to be severely damaged yes
terday as she has not fred a gun to-
day.
The Niagara is the only vessel en-
gagged to-day; but three frigates are
in sight.
Some old buildings have been
burned by the enemy's hot shot, but
the loss amounts to nothing.
A shot passed through the Hos
pital hut in iured no one, as the sick
have been removed. a number of
shells have fallen in Pickens, it is
believed with much effect. The enc
my's sand batteries are PLAYING on
the Navy Yard. Wilson's batteries
are taking no part in the fight.
A Pensacola press dispatch this
reorning, says that firing ceased at
4 a. NJ. and had not been renewed
up to 1880 Several bulldogs &,
Warrington lave been burnt.
The Niagara is reported % te dis
ahled. Six ships are outside.
Pensacola, Nov. 25, ] i. M---No
firing has transpired since 4 o'clock
4. ~, Sunday morning. Nc news,
everything quiet. Two f.igases and
one s.sop-ot- are outside. We are
in mouentary expectation o. 4 con-
tliiuance of the bombard,nent.
Nashville, Nov. 25.-A gentlemen
arrived here yesterday who passed
through Louisville on the 18th, and
reports that 1000 Federal cavalry
arrived at Louisville on tha: day, it
is said that they are from Ohio.
The Cincinnati COMMERCIAL of the
18th, has accounts OF a stampede OF
the Federal expedition against Cum
berland Sap. Accounts say that the
stampede was worse than the Bui,
Run stampede.
Haruee's expedition from Bowling
Green. was reported advancing with
10000 men. The CommeEciai says
"We nave no heart TO comment on
sucn iinb"ciIity."
A special dispatch to the New
/ oriS Zines. dated Washington the
iSth, says there's is increasing con-
II ,ence in the entire correctness of
C&p,. Wilkes account of thc taking
Of Siidsll and Mason. ain inform
&c tn;.t Secretary Chase has expressed
a regret that Wilkes did not seize the
ycss;a'.
Indianapolis, Nov. 1o.-Generai
Mcclellan has ordered six Ohio and
l.. [ = l.
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SHREVEPORT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1861.

ly in New York, has been brought
here and committed to Jail. charged
with reasonable conduct, and of be
ing spy.
The following is q copy of an of
fetal dispatch dated near Pensacola
on Monday at l o'clock:
''The enemy seems to be satisfied
and does not reopen FIRE. They
have fired into our hospitla. but my
sick had all been removed. Many
bot shot and innumerable she'll were
thrown into the navy yard with com
paratively little damage.
(Signed) BRAXTON BRAGG
An official dispatch on Sunday
says both Federal ships retired in =
crippled condition All the damag.
done to our works has been repaired
Our wounded are only slightly hurt
and doing well.
Savannah, Nov. 25.-The News
Of this morning, says the Fedora
ships approached. Tybee Island
yesterday and fred several shots
There were no Confederate troops
there, and but few pickets, they hav
ing retired to Fort Pulaski. Gen
Lawton has gone down to the fort
1t is thought the onemy will attempt
a Judgement, to blockade that point
more efectually. 1t has since beer
reported that the Federals occupy the
island.
Nashville, Nov. 26.-Movements
at Louisville and elsewhere in Ken
lucky, seem to indicate an early
movement of the Federals, in large
numbers. For about ten days past
two or three regiments have arrived
in Louisville daily, aud have been
sent forward towards Bowling Green
Nelson's command has been with
drawn from Prestonburg to the mouth
of the Sandy river, from whence
they have been taken to Louisville
The Wild Cat and Camp Dick Rob
inson troops seem to be concentrating
at Danville and Crab Orchard.
The Louisville Courier, Of this
morning, learns that squad Of Il
men we're sent to Franklin, Ky, to
arrest some Lincolnites who were
committing depredations in the neigh
! borhocI. Some II or 10 Of the Lin
cotnites collected in house, wh:1
one Of ther number d.tied and fired
upon oar troops, killing one and
woundi,lg one or two. Our troops
tkeh charged upon the house, set fire
10 ii, ana burned all the men who
were in it except two, who made
Their escape.
4 detachment Of 25 cavalry ar
rived ir Franklin last night, to arrest
other parties implicated.
Wa>hington, Nov. ia dispatch
has been received to-day from Rosen-
crantz, that Floyd with his entire
force had abandoned his position neal
the Ga,sley Bridge, and started to-
wards Kichville, where it was under
stood he would make stand. Rosen-
crautz was still at Gauley Bridge
with his entire command. He con
templates making a forward move
ment as soon lis the necessary arrange
mems can be made.
New York, Nov. 20.-The Times
Port Royal correspondent says the
fleet is 10 be divided and that trans.
uor,s to convey six thousand
troops to open another cotton port
are now taking water for fifteen
Gays.
There is sufficient cotton at Por,
Royal and Pope Island to make 2,OOC
bales.
The steamships Delaware, Boston
and Cosmopolitan have been charter
ed by the Government for three
months, and will sail Immediately fo'
Port Royal.
The transport Atlantic is now coal
| ing aud taking provisions for Por
Royal. She Will also take troops
Nr>-. DC rINl,o
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a SOCiATIONS s.
~ 4 S o n I c..

T. W and a. NJ. No. l15, meets
svery liday at I ] p. NJ.
john w. JONES, w NJ
J. II. Hrownlee, Sec'y.
'Sh'.@rport Chapter of Il. A. M No 10,
meet the 2nd ami 4,h Monday of each
month. at :! L. Nj. j. G. MCWMLIAMS,
L. G. Waller, Recorder. H. T.
Sarcreport Council, r. and S. NJ No. 5.
meets the Ist and Sd Saturday of each
month, ut q! L. NJ. EMMETT ID. CRAIG,
Henry Levy, Recorder. T'.G. M
Pace of meeting. at the Masonic Hall
On Texas street, over Mayors stice. asa4
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-02

We wtW he pleased to recci;re as
contributaos's. good cZcae 7omaaces,
poetry. ctc., orissunf. also zceN uv;t-
ten articles on 0ny subject.
, 1861-10-07

Tlr pews from Missouri is unimportant.
Ger. Fremont is believed at St Louis to
lav. ,ea Jefferson City for the advanced
lnsi.!trs of his army west Of that place.
Fo!al|y Georgetown sid S5dal;a. There
= RI nerd HAT Gen. Price had attacked
S:et1, ot Georgetown, and the sensation
*;o.y printed by the Easning journal OF
Sal. i."iy, to work Of its Ialf past f7e
t2;. q: d:sion, 7lli therefore pass for what
il il l,E. Nevertheless we do not con
sic: ;Ae re!-o7: wholly Improbable S:gel
j: k,.own to have been ut Georgetown, ald
tuc RAIDERS will Itceliect that in tic TRl-
l:1:S.: II Saturday morning, We gave q
E:a:t;nent Of Air. J. Il Mills, Of Lanes
B.:.:,Ge, IN which it l.; said that the report
was :.-eEeht to Ttice, cn The Hannibal s.
s.. lc. rcad,:y an express rider, that Prices
force af1c1 leaving Lexington, marched to-
ward Georgetown with the intention Of
s;v::,y battle at that r1ace-strate zically
IN; ;,;,sca, q very r;rcper taiDg ecr him to
Do, il lie has anything like the torce which
1rn.- Las placed under his command. 81
sel, Il, the 5atc Of our latest advices from
Georgetown, had cn]y three thousand
men. Daris, at sedaia, only four miles
t;st5nt, Lad three thousand to five thou
s4nG more, while the rest Of the Army OF
1Ae West was struggling along from Sc
cali. 10 St. Louis, the main body being at
.1cGt Eson City, under the Immediate con-
Hal /: Of Gen Fremont This being the
si;u4:ion. m attack on Sigel would natu1-
a!'r be invited, and If made in oEerwhelm'
ing force might be successful. But Price
We assume, has not the disposition to pu1
himself within range of his guns
, 1861-10-07

We print this morning an Interesting
and c;rcuustantial narrative Of the nine
days siege Of Lexington, from the diary OF
Lieut. Mcclure Of the Irish Brigade The
diary was written at o6d moments of
respite from duty, and bears the marks OF
entire trutAlulness.- Il is proper to say
that il was not written for publication,
and ,l.st at the time il was obtained by us
Licct. Mcclure WAS sill prisoner at Lex
i,.gton, refusing to give his parole. The
details relate exclusively to the part bo1ne
il tue defense by the Irish Brigade, Except
IS X, the surrender prccipitatcd By Major
Beclwith Of the Home Guards.
No mention is made Of the seizure Of tho
loats By the rebels; nor is the surrender
attributed to the exhaustion Of the supply
Of i ater. The latter circumstance is men
ticEed as q serious hardship, though i: ap-
pears tlAt there Was enough remaining IN
the camp in the morning Of the 2cth, the
last day Of the siege, to serve the men
with ccfFee fer breakfast. The immediate
ecc:eic2 CT the surrender was, according
~ Lieu. Mcclure, The action Of Aajo1
Bel,;~:;L il r':nni,g W the white flag aa6
tLrt wing the GE1rison into confusion ani
I,an;c. The renoteE cause was the over
vhe'n.;Eg number Of the enemy, who Ter
cra!,:ttl to relieve each other by detach
n,er:s Of six or eight thousand ruen each
compelling the garrison to remain IN tn
trenches without rest Although the &C
cf Major Bsckwiih made the surraade
Necessary before t. E Illinois troops wer
done fighting, and when they were cage
to 1.rolong the battle, it is evident tha
human to1itude could rot have pregen!e
th.t rteult at last
, 1861-10-07
TIKI. EHEMUNT AND BLAIR QUAR-.
f&Exs.

Ike reader will lind in this mornings is
-ue the charges brought by Gen. Fremont
a.elnat Col. Blair, together with the cor
~esrondcncc in relation to tue matter, en-
;l-ac.rg letters from President Lincoln.
Postmaster Blair, Gen. Fremont aud his
wife, and Col Blair
Tie counter charges O. Col Blair are
:l,t vt male public. The army regula-
lois require that the subordinate officer
shall send the charges he prefers against
Is superior 10 lin, and tie latter is ex-
rIc:ld 10 1crwarG 2em to headquarters.
Bl,.;r is allowed to furnish the Secretary o1
War cc1y; which caE not be made pub
lie 7.,.|ess F,en,on. refuses 10 send ths
rr;u:nal 10 the War Department This III
l:a,: zst done e last adyices. 4 dispatch
l!um Washington states lhat much fcelin!
is entertained by The AdniDistlatio!
.sra;'..L Fremon. II: account Of his suppres
ei,':l If Blair's charges against him. Blu
this hccd Iot lc SC, as the War Depart
meni Lave copy Of them which can b
mac, l,ualic. TIC whole affair is Z mos
unfortunate Piece of business, which th
snu,ity would lie gladly spared.
, 1861-10-07
Sumo, ,,ay's Dispatches.
sum MY NIGHT-l2 O'CLOCK.
FROM WASHINGTON.

{special DispstcA to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASH nG1oN, October 9Th, 1861.
The question Of Ct n: Fremout's removal Is
still undecided. Wesh Tn men press prompt
decision. Gen Meigs q r Banks Will suc.esd
to The command II any @ aange ss maae The
President and Assistant So 2retaEy Scott Of the
War Depa1 ttmert had ID ng private inter
view with Gen. Ba1ks, to d ~, supposed to
have some reference to the western Depafi-
nent
A dispatch from Gen. Andera IN has asEed
that he be relieved from the COMA la1d IN heu-
lucky, On account Of his health, \ I'd Gen. ".
T. Sherman, NOW in command a. Il, aldtaughs
Hill, viii succeed him
Gen. Wool has retained to Fortress Monroe
where Mansfield also remains fer the present,
Postmaster General Blair has gone east Il is
believed, therefore, that nothing ia int nded
:u1 til the issue, Of his pending battle with
Price. IL he should lose that battle 1t would
be difficult to savs him ~ ~.~::
Ia}Mountain made pleasure trap in his
balloon, on Saturday, starting At Clouds Mills
ard :aa1irg fifteen miles east Of Washington
He reached an elevation of 5000 feet, o. 81
1ni1ee.
Lieut.. J. segg1er, Of the IVtgIn;an cavalry,
Vas czptursd in chestnut trts, within SIX
hundred yards OF rebel regiment
1t il true that the British steamer Bermuda,
with valuable cargo Of arms and munitions
Of wsr, hos got into Savannah, having eluded
cur h1ockaaing vessels, several Of whom had
been IN pursuit. Minister Adams and others
made Intellectual Efforts to stop the vessel be.
fore she left England. Part OF her cazgo waa
seventy tons Of powder, G0,000 pairs OF army
shoes, eix OF eight thocsand Ec6ald riffs
several rl{led eannoD, q large quantity OF NOR
phine snd quinine, besides number Of closed
boxes and crates, the contents Of which were
urkrcwn, but supposed to be clothing.
The cash transactions OF the Treasury in
| September shows the total receipts to ha7e
| been nearly seventeen million dollars
ard the disbursements about eleven and 4
half millions. Demand Treasury notes, fol
| pcpulor circulation, hare been sent West, aoG
probably the greater part Of the notes will bi
! circu7ated in that qnarter- There are no1 G.
hand aud ready, Of these Ectes, tTo and hs1
million dollars.
The Treasury is now receiving in two day:
more money than in any whole month befor,
| the w.u.
1t is rot Improbable that Thomas Fra1ci
heaeher will be tend=.ed the coumand of IL.
| Eihh Brigade, now organizing at New York
Gen. Shields having bscn compelled to d1elin;
It.
4 reT Ehsn Was tested at the Navy Yarl
yesterGay, filled with molten metal Issirue}
q pile If vet logs, hurst, and ca1sur1ed them
, 1861-10-07

PAu,E1c SPRINGS, eco miles cast Of Salt
Lake, Oct 8.-The Pony Express passed here
ut 10 O'Clock this morning.
SAx FRAscIsco, Sept. 2s-Arriyed on the
26th, ttenme1 Uncle sam, from Psnsmai sailed
on tae 151p Fsha1a Faa Thlsd ter caa5 a2.1z
candles sold at 215S44c, cash. In other articles
no change
The rains Of winter appear to be at hand.
In the southern counties there has been three
days htavy rain up to the night of the 24th,
extending from the mountains to the sea. A
dis psfch frem Yereka states that q heavy
shower of rain fell in that PLACE on the 45sh.
Rev, Ii. Scott ard family hRve taken passage
Oh the ship Franklin haven for Liverpool, and
expect to leave next week.
The Forest Theatre in Sacramento Was de-
st1oytd By fire On the 26th. The building
cost sbous 91Oa, GOO. No insurarce.
The cayslr5 regiments called from this Stats
| are Tow full to oTe1doWing, aud ye6terda5
one or two companies were refused. There
is still rcom in the irsa1trT reg ginents, al
| taouah they are fast flliJg up.
The 26th was observed IS Fast Day in sau
Francisco, accordiug to the Press9eots fro
| cIamasion. asryices were held during tue Gay
spd several prayer meetings in the evening
| At the largest and mcst central places bnsi
ness wss generally suspended.
I TIE Mcxicsn residents in San Francisco ars
| to-dsy celebratirg the anniversary of tnel'
/ National Independence, something sft5r tn
| fashion CT the Fourth Of July celebrations o.
Americans. This morning they will fire g1n!
G1.d send SLY rockets up from the hill, besides
participating IN tardapgcs aud other chazac
~ 1 tsIeerap6ic dispatch from Portland, Ore
/ sou, September 9Th, mates that the =. 8
IteannEhip Massachusetts had survived At FOR
TaT c1;uJt1'e. She ID to load with nilital.
stores and proceed to San Franciseo~
Tbs {. 3. .QusrteEmaster has completed n
7 e fo,rf
, 1861-10-07

ments sent. Il the game, or one-half Of thu
regiments, had beeH sent to Lyon, we should
have had equally satisfactory results. ;.
The Views I have given OF this matter are
think the Government should know Il. Pho.
badly yon have information that will sattsfy
you that Fremont Has not to blame. If SO,
lne public here should know it also, In order
that the confidence Of the people should not
pc withheld from the commanding General
that any part of the b1ame could rest with
: HIM. bnt my observations since have shaken
ny tGth to the very foundation
There 70 one point which ! did not refer to
IN my letter, and which intended to ramark
on, ard that is, The utter want Of discipline In
re .st camEs around aId abs9: g. Louis: + is
= Rehearsal Of the State Of affairs In Washing
Ton before the fight at Marasaas, and will, I
az appreEenEive, conduce to similar results.
! brought these matters to Fremont'a atten-
lon, but he put it aside BY saying it would
Eot GO 70 be too esnetirg st cnce. Our enc
m1es at the door, and ye1 too early to impars
the whisky ehopsi know that you and
are IN some sort Responsible for Fremont's
appointment, and for Ills being placed in com,
mand OF this Department, and therefore feel
another and an additional motive to speak ont
openly ahout these matters.
NY decided opinion il that he should bere.
Hevtd Of his command, and q man of ability
put in his place. The seozer It il done the
better. have given you my opinion and the
grounds for it. II the Government kaoWd
more Of his plans ttan I knoW-n you are
Satisfied with TEN, thsn Jou can burn thIa
paper and eay that I am an d1af7nist
know, however, that am not. No nan has
been mere hopeful and confident than bave
been up to within few days past. felt sat
Efed on my return here that affairs wcrt
critical, but that the SUCCESS and elation Of ths
enemy could be turned to good account If TIL
proper steps were promptly taken. They h1u
not ten taken, and either the Government hag
failsd to support Fremont as he shsuld h2v.
beer, or lie has failed to apply the mean
at his Disposal. Afafrs are worse thar
they were two weeks ago, and getting
worse every day. Secession increasing
Onion men driven oat, and the General
ft.z, incapable Of compreheuding his posi-
lion. Bis recent proclamation Is the bes
thing Ct the kind that hss be. issued, bu
sLGuld have been issued when ne fist came
eneE 10 power to retaIfate. Nov they ar
substantially enforcing sgatnst us, the sub
stance Of his proclamation, outside Of 81
Lon;g ard CUT ga.risone, and his proclana
ton, I fear an l1npottnt attempt at reta11f
tior.
1want you to Jay these things to your heart
AID get resdy to apply the remedy before it
.co late.
| will write you aga;n vert sooa. hope
may have better news to give you. I shall b
hut too happy II anything occurs to resto1
! NY cor fldence in Fremont.
! I sm Hell-better than have be=n for eigl
moEths. Yours, aff'y,
[sjgDe5] FRAsK F. BLAIR,
, 1861-10-07
DUB KENTUCKY LETTERS.
Tho sitnatfsa In the Old Commonwealth.


al nf
c4xr HEc6n, SEtn K15z.RzTvroT ~
October /, ISL.
The camp at this point has been named in
honor Of the sturdy Dutchman" from your
State. This is not the only compliment which
hss been 1,a;d the ,,.1,ont ro,o,s1 ,vh,n, s,e,o1
,-on15 ~ ,1..S -. :, ~. "N~n . o-e~.
"o..u Aaf0 euosen 10 sto11n t1e sases ol
nell, mad such necessity existed. I WAS in
Icuisgille vhen Heckcr's regiment psssed
th-enoh and p,e ear.ro1 +;,oes ;,fo-uaad ~.
s,,1 a-s,.ss 49, 80 eese'1' 1..As 49, .usoA ueu "
brosd but mellow accent, that II Hecker was
come" was then several timex prssnad hv
t,a hand c,,d arm, and s7snnaa ~ q,
=, 1.'14 49, - A''' eAu s4'PPea w eue oach ~
elSe1s unhnoaa Germans, the grasp or the
slap being accompanied By the interesting in
formation that Il Hooker 10 cop,an
- uoa7-.s,. -
toi. heckefa 1eeihent may be terrible IN
battle; don't doubt it; but they certainly
ATE not in camp. They are. IN the co,trarv
~ III of ~ ;r,axo.t;.:sx. - 80
49, - 49, AD.st ee'1ns Al 9'sl5 teePec'' "uo
H every oooy- Their songs enlivea, and their
sociability, !hat orsat Characteristic of the
cs-rnon neon1e .etr,ot .ha o-on-a - 60,
.-e aooo. 'neoA.
i"sse a1e 10 ~ nsa1a almost noursy tne merry
| .siIepcIpr the enyious birds. ~ and the ehorua
i've ,bo .o,-a, ~ ". ;.r a;.ta.,t Mi
W A4nS 1us ee0oe7 % LUG iaf o!ssane 3aui-
draugas uHis'
The name OF the gallant Colonel has been
given to an apparently tsloeal habItation. y. The
= r-c+;v;+r cf rb4 eo,ce r,c.uoe5 ba-. is 7,nx.
-;;nseia+c rns fbonrs 7 5o9It ~ s.e;.sar~
,,e A. o9I;ra +gie1r -,
~ s,ata ha-a .t5z,, NJ, 9s,,ns;to-, a" -,
rapp? ta,r - 1,.n. - anshodV ~ whatsonrer y
'., .-sI t..eG ~, ssr.
ns5 w n,se71a 10 ~ IL c: ca.npf 1sn. eIsimau
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| go Th;s frsctIv;.7 T,.v ns and Al i,onbt1.ss %
= .;c o.sS.3i,7 ~ ~ Tae-a S !. I;tt3e
So,nbt =, ~ ~ M mr. .n;n6 hat The camns;en !, i the
sato;a " 4r;11 a1r+;@,.1 ~ - ,n--
f..r.ca = by 1s nast.T1F mind that hss "a to,e so
~ - X.sI;r.rta +, se,es ~ -, ~. thot
~. ~ 80. ~ H. '" 1 ena
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