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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-11
Eagle Manufacturing Company OF COIum-
bus. Noble kxar7pIe.
From the sa,annah CA Republican, June s.


The corporations of the South are covering them
selves with glory. Among the MODEST examples of
devotion TO country yet presented TO the public,
the action of the Eagle Manufacturing Company, OF
Columbus in this State in com ng to the support of
the Confederacy, and the families of brave vol
unteers Is most honorable. We subiOin some reso
buttons adopted by their Board meeting held on
the lst instant:
ResolU7d. That in accordance with the spirit of
the resolutions Of Congress, the Eagle Manufsctur
ing Company, hereby tenders to the Government in
exchange for Confederate Bonds, the sum of one
thousand dollars per month. from this date till the
end of the war, and the Treasurer IS hereby in
ucted to notify the Secretary of the Treasury of
this action, and to place the subscribed amount of
One Thousand dollars per month subject to his
draft, at either Savannah, Charleston, Augusta,
this city, he may prefer.
Resolved That this Company further appropriate
the sum of One Hundred dollars per month as a
contribution in aid of the City Fund for the support
of the families of the Volunteers now who shall
be engaged in the defence of the country, and the
Treasurer of this Company is hereby instructed to
notify his Honor the Mayor of this city, that this
amount is subject to his check.
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ALE g hany Springs,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

THIS celebrated Watering Place will opened for the reeep
tim OF Wis tJrs the day OF June
Located ia half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Eai
yam,li.s
Each department. supervised bv The propreors no will
tend personally 10 the Of thfir guests
The retors er theuseves they we'll pre-
pared as the present season
A full supply of Ice hs been secured.
Passengers ShaEsvile and will be carried
in horse 0mnib fne road 10 the pings.
These stand nTVall, for the OF Dyspepsia
june4 dlm BOOTH, ALI UH a co.
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SIOO Reward.

SSrOLEN ON subscriber stable the Middle franklin
Turnpike three miles from Mas vile the night Of The
ID ST., of Carriage Horses short tails, newly
round One the lore head white Jaw
TIE right side ne order and FP ndd trters will pay
$50 for he horses 100 for conviction Of the thief
jn-e'-.f THOMAS GALE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-11

quenee, speaking TO men Of business With the e1-
cepon OF the gold that WAS sent to meet the
balance OF trade, all those exports were paid in
imports bearing high protective duties-from our
own country TO large extent. The consequence
was that the Southern States, being in the minority
in the Federal Legislature, had practically no voice
IN the distribution of those taxes, though paving
their proportion of these taxes as q was to l. Il
was not surprising. then, looking at those things,
that the South should make q stand and saw
1--WE will in future govern ourselves az we hava
not the weight in the Federal Legislature which we
think We are entitled to Those gentlemen in that
room familiar with history. were aware that the
Americans-the forefathers of those who were now
resident IN the Northern and Southern States-re-
beled after they had sworn allegiance TO the throne
Of England, whereas. they who were now seeding
had sworn no allegiance to the Federal Govern
ment, buthad sworn allegiance to their respective
Safes. They rebelled, and they would remember
reading in history the words of Mr.. Pitt Every
man in this country no doubt holds the sentiments
which Pitt then held and every man admitted that
when great people had arrived at the position
that they were competent to govern themselves
and when they felt that they were oppressed with
tsxatinn that they had right to govern themselves
| Now look at the conseque noes of the attempt at
ercion.
The Southern States had a population of nearly
l3 coo 600; eight and half millions of which con
sisttd of whites The ten States which had seeded
had population of between 600 900 and 8 900 600
and 5000 900 of those wee whites He learned
from high authority that the Southern States could
turn out an army iclose upon million men well
| trained in arms Their whole policy seemed to be
to stand on the defensive he had reason to believe
that they never had. and had not now the most re-
mote idea of attacking Washington, but they would
defend their State and their homes to the very ut
| termost. While they would not attempt coercion,
they would resist any attack the part of the
Northern States to force them in reunion.
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IIuGLNi9! DkU M% F!
n A MCCLURE, % U-i'n street, having completed his
sB facilities macy % wood Hass and
snare Dup per day the prices $40 for
SIS "a inch bass, $40 for d inch Persons
in country have the above them renting the
absve amount
Also received the fourth edition Of the s Of the South"
the popular verpubshed Sent post paid receipt
SO cents
N. B.-No Iron Drums made by
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OVerIOn Rifles.

This Company organised, and wishes few
but able bodei of good character viii be
received
will he ISDIPEyDEEr CoSPANY AID the Captain pledges
him elf SD Ill be the best equipped formed cmp-zy in
the State.
p For full information, call
II. X PECK, Sec'y pro tenn.
Collonsde Building, Cherry sHd DeadecE Streets
Nashvil e, Tenn. june Him
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TNNHE ocsof the City Building atom has
heen removed to the ohce Of Herman Coz Esq, Cedar
street. sAd'L. SEST,
juns9-dH Trrauner.
ATTENTION.
MILITARY BUTTONS, Gum Goats. Gum BIankess. Red
yA Rlue and Wo Blankets, Military Swords Colts
Navy Pistols ana ether military goods TO be had at
P WERE.
eouth corner of Market street aud Public Square,
jrneS-ln Nashville, Tenn.
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NEW BOOZE,
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
VN7E have removed our Produce and Commission bussdess
w to he house No college street, beseen UEi~n and
Church. formerly occupied Nichol Green Co, where
shall keep constantly large stock Of ali
the Produce ne which prepared to sell at the very
lowes' essh prices
B. B. COMMON 4 RRO.
Nos College street, between Union and church
par24-tf
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WV. NJ. HUME. coo.o,o,os
Two A Sp,Iy,u secretaries.
A. Appeal from the Governor of {.

Ar Appeal from the Governor of 6 eorgia.
Gov. BROwS of Georgia, has addressed a letter to
the people of that State in which he makes the fol-
lowing suggestions
It is said our enemies exempt cotton from block
ade. Why? Because they cannot do without it.
appeal to planter therefore to refuse TO ship
b ~ while the blockade lasts This will so n re-
move the blockade from our ports, and the increase
in price will amply reward you for the loss you
may sustain while keeping your cotton on hand |
trust our people will hold public meetings and petit
ito the Cover N ut at N ,ntgomery TO lay a. en-
b rgo upon coltun permitting not one bag to pass
out of the Confederate States while the blockade is
maintained. l appeal to our capitalists to go to
work vigorously and prep re to manufacture such
articles as we most need. also appeal to our plan
tiers to redouble their energies for the production
of all supplies of provisions necessary to support
our people at home and our armies in the field. The
prospect is most fattering for an abundant wheat
harvest Let each planter, as soon as his wheat is
cut, break and plant few more acres of his best
wheat lands in an early kind Of corn. This would
add hundreds of thousands of bushels to the crop.
Lit each also plant large crop of peas and turnips
and look diligently to the culture OF everything that
will sustain the life of man beast that we may
be entirely independs Mt of all supplies from abroad
Finally appeal to all, ladies and gentlemen, to
practice strict economy, dispense wta every unnec-
essary luxury, aRd deyote all to country till the
battle is won and our independence acknowledged
by the civilized nation of the earth.
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vAUorx's RrernrST-We understand that Col
yAucHs,s regiment of Tennessee Volunteers voted
At L,nchbure Va, on the sth casting SOC votes fer
sansra,ion and representation and none agains'.
The reason Of the small vote is that the judges
would not permit any to vote who had not resided
in the State one year and in the county from which
thew hailed six months preceding the election.
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VANDALISM AT HAMPToS.-We are informed that
Buffers vsndAIs are committing depredetions ST
Hampton. Newport's News and the country around
that would disgrace the warfare OF Caniauches or
Apaches They have stolen fifty negroes IRON our
cir zens they have cut down the beautiful fields of
wheat, now nearly ready to be garner,d for fodder,
and they have nsulted the women oy the most beast
" attitudes snd language as they marched through
the streets of Hsmpton.-P Petersburg Pa) Express.
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EnGERIELn RELIES

EDGEFIELD RIFLES
LII DESIRING to enlt in this company requested
to call upen MeWhirier Shelby Williams, their
respective Officer rend Of the camp n.y.
soy B. r. Shields CO. IS Aust Room, pp0s Sewa
House, College sire nsyI5
Potatoes Potatoes.
lust received per steamer Nashville barrels Ne
d shamrock Potatoes foF Eals BY
JAMES MeLAUGHLAN & CO.,
iRae2-tf No. Marketed rect
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-01
The Question to be Settled.

w rrgsst 70 H1iiss = disposition % iba
part Of tao 90 three particularly nsiJgaaat
jogrnsls 10 ujsryprsssat the natars ct tss
pTpss az ftsAfFuyrrsv brtsveu the GsTerumrut
aad the SoathsTr rt5sis- For ia,taacs ,b-
Nrs ork Nrss iabsFs q create rerclgtiOa
W tbr -coa-sFyauFe Puhlte ssauBirat u
that esjJ hy dtAggipg The nsgro aPva The
stage, aGd leneUH,tHg shs var a. ~ ab3.s'ioa
rzia upsn tas statps 81 tbr SgaIb White
uonr sut kzAvrs Sill co.'s sad aSns sat sssIs
uiil credit says s!aa4sFs, tee shSr,stsT % tsS
issae stoat ~ b. tFisd eauaoI be too clearly
% tos PrsmPuy aranet.
let it Re EHtrfsioaoi. thsn. once FOR 81
that the Afrtsas . act "a s!sE,eut 90 ih,f Goa
trst Tee PTssrbt ear g. sRdrrlaksa alt i5s
bis beEslt except - Is 4atsgests aIaJ br ia
osdsHsliy Affected Tar r0pts 81 the s0E:ru-
veFsy stfikr doWu deep they rlutch At the
very fuaadsf.la- tones af the tiuyrrsmeHt
iJseiI Ne are confronted b. a more irrrta!-
sEyuy ihtu ~lavsry-sn FRemy hoss Aisg
- iotiSn. f4I chose poser - more ts:.l taan
that 20, aB9 ksng. We have " hsht an idss.
Ne srr trpsrht fsCe % fasc With pfiat PIE
the most deadly. ths most bsieisi. tse BIs-y
dAsEs Fass s1ih aF,b poser hai ever % co5.-
tsud Yagus igraiPabis, aaAbIs 10 b~sF he
test sf anslEsts. tt has Po'seasI The vrry
susFes of life 10 oee-thtTd sf the States II
thC afop- iis Hta1e Is NFcEettna tis tsgta-
gls-s SIztb CsrsliaN The mosg tatsi hrTrsy
that ever warped The rvason of naa. it has
struck rs fsaKs al tue very heart Of ghs Sov.
rramruI 4 he cheat, dsiastoa, saaa-
tug 200 PrrPvsisraas 90 deserve Hant II
b hroagul this RsPabl.c 70 the ySTEe of
Tg.u. Botiuued In rFTcF, acE,rarJive of 81
isW rsi urlrr d has bycvsse tbs g0d whom
81 H.i'lisns af Amctiesa siHssns saerr.
THe monster nast he met ahi vabgatsbrd.
There eau tr 90 pszcc, tAeTV car te ne safety,
uatl Il has bsra ehevIaaiiy aad permanently
''inaTapd We nast 80 ibnToughly dispose
Of it, that e ~ never again srPsaF - dis
tract sBi tsrlBeBI a. We mast dvmohstrate
Hot aalT the ahsuriitl, bat tas t>,-oss.ssit,s -
ssrrfsioa. We Hsst ;ssrh gbs people q tar
Ssalh. Ns mHsi teach the people of the Meth.
30 aust tesrh the Pfrs~Ut, aBi EessrstGans
ssg 70 come, that the L aiaa of these states u
loo sacred 80 - ssndsrvd By the had cf v'e-
Irrrr We mast tesch disaasrt=i states that
tbcy sgs partnsrs % Brm shesc bvsd -
'prrpstusi sHd thsl they dss-T' thS ooa'rFn
81 The r.sk ~ beiug arrested a. "tsgiiFrs
irou1 isstiyc, ahd breuRht bNyk BY torcs.
We must traCh mslcaageats that thry vanRot
hFeak sp the noble fahrtc ef oHS 6syyTaBeRi
sithoat beiug visited by ssia aad rs'aorse-
lrss ,yasvaa-s.--Iias-y Gessssg Jy#rssi.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-01
ssoassisa IL AbsIsslenism.

Tae sssfhsfa secsssioaists, N sstIsr up
afass sgAlnst ths tlsvsfHuseat, have proved
themselves pssetisal shofisisaar Thsir
h'sssafss hass airsaay psV4aesS si#ss issHs-
sssss nsasn sss : sssvt f5feyH 90 wsstssa VIZ
Elnis, aad Siil tFvbstIs, 20 iiisis Hnss, d.
vide fsshfssrs, and ubliss pissausi 10 s4opt
ss so % snaaeiSaiiaa TIE trsitrrs already
sa8 tl's Piasaes prrPsTsd ~ afaeys r. .ufniag
apss lhsiF sEa bssJs. Ass Jst. fs all ihEs
ihSrs is Be'hiaE 20 CRAFTY IN Aisorf-su hsaFt
FOf, cots suithstasdiag tss mlsappFehsasien Of
che N0rthsrh fesiiag % ths Fzrt Of the sosts,
it Is asfeftheisss tfas that ths free sts.ss uisb
e be sHd nsssB ts brsisnpiY iyysi 10 the Cou-
stiIaiish, 20 ths G8srfaeaest sod tn tie c a.
ien Thsy srs SiliinF 70 sghs zoe thsss. Hat
they hs's a9t catered iBto this crest eoassst
rifhsT 20 free the slaves % HshiaTats The
souih. The var, ~ DE part ~ tie raisu
ass, q uaT ef sslf-iefeHrs ukisA fhsy arr
somP"'ied 10 take 'iP sgsipsi srasJ sseessias
eut ite Sasth. thouzb slIsginz thsi the rights
taH security Gf itt do8fsiic instiEatisn are
endangered, uiH beroais aofe SD saase ths
destroyer q lts sws Psaes. asd the lsyaa.F
u its oNn possessions. There ia aes Eanfiug
srtdrnre that tae negro siaFss at the South
Sc r-sdJ 20 take advantage Of ths taR1slt
zrDssd tk~ni SAT shsaid var p4sa its bsn-
Rsrs Through thr Bsr3sf 5tst-s It - l1s pessihls
% Imagine 70 Shst sEisnt theiT tIsYs Bopa-
lsiioBs Eiii rise ~ iasuErectisa. OF run % 90
ether parts. i;f basevsr, tsTy Pisia fhst
ssrsssios b-s beeosss tie prsctirsi ahaiitiou-
la slsrssy zad hss don- mare tosara ths
sverthras ~ slavery tAaa = hsadfs4 loha
Bfasns s1uid have dsne 10 Aslf a seataFy --
y > faTtf'5as fsfsiisysar-r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-01
Northxss,srn Yirginia.

The agitation created la Rc,;rTa Ntrgtsta
by the threatened sdoPJioB pf iEs secession
oEtsusHyr. however u Nav BE- Si~svd, ,aa
hariiN h-ye takva any iulsllirest tradgr b.
sarpFise. The psa5sbie sa-os o. ASA nfoa "a
that quarter Has eisgaSsJ5 ogr'aadoNei ey
NJ. Nybstst ~ = speech delivered At the lay,
Tag % the csrarF-stgae - the saiiiioa 20 the
CsFtoi Ia this city, N lsAt Ne thea spoke
a. tult0Na
Y teSn " tbe Ssag B,dgr, EssuA ss,s,--
sad, ~ 81 tota are scar Y "a csP'ie! tasa
60 the seat oi gaVgTgSacRt 81 yOsr eva State,
What DO you ihiak OJ ereSkiBg aP tbs great
assncis istion iR.s frsgmests si State aa4 OF
people kaou thai saRs % ySg, sad ! be
6s,s tAaI yea all, would De aiss0st a. mssh
shocked ~ ihs aaaoVnctmrat al sagh ca
tastoPhe as II yoa uSre iRfpraied thss the
Bias kidgs isslf sesla so0s tetier fraza its
6asF. Aad ys R,rR Of Hssissa fginlA. shp
esssPy the slope iresa tAe.Soy o. tAe AliesAs-
Ries 70 usio sad Ksuiueky, What beashi DO
you propose 10 yourselves ~ dtsasisa Il
ysa 'ssssae, Wha4 de yea Seee4e fserR. aa1
ShAi do yDa 'seesds IA : 10 zee leok fof
tsS e@sresi u The Ubls 90 shsaEs Aa4 ta hftns
yoe sud yoag cammprcs 10 tas tide Ss,srt -
Ess,cra flysrs NBat aSa ia his srase ca
EaPFess tast res Sasid rsss ~ Patt Asa R-.F-
esi af Virgins aSath ahsr NifEi"i. hsd
sssssa to Be = past AHt parcel a the United
Slatss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-01
Union Meeting IN Athen..

4 alveting 81 a F0Fliss q toe { nioa H-u %
iae 7iA civil district 0fN9 Visa G. unsy VS. heli
n A,hsas, % she -1I Il Nay. Tor Ias parg0ss
% spPasstiog teirEstss % the Trnvruss1u %
b. held al kaUET1iis oH Ihs gaJa iu.r
ga saotaH of DE- a. q Nav Jua Nc
GssEh-y, EFq. WAS called 10 ths Char. and
& y f4sbcv requested Co SCI - Secretary.
ua motion at Gra- BTidgrs. ~ ,as
Chs.r sPPota;ef the f5,l5siEg g~r,5a5 dele
gates - sd CauvguIlIa.
psytd Cieagv. g. " hriths, NAfbau Kettle.
VIM. Bark. :. 7. ErE.stgU. Wm. " A,vE-
zaasr, Iyhs r. Hewsri Beui Wells Gro. IS
Ross Y r Ma Gr-ssgs " Brdg-s ulysr
b0dssn, aEd ! Z Hesd-rsua, sa1 % n9t.gg
shs Ckairnau sae Secretary v~rs added
t'susre ". Ross thea offered Ibe fsl.5piEk
resoiuJioa ~birh was 51sslua5asly adopted
Ecsois--- That John C.slawsi. ESQ Eho
has S~ea sFFOiEtSd ~ she Jaios ssl1ens Of
sever eDaa'y O. represent ihen Il TIE Border
state teHsrat3oa 20 h~ held - Fraakf0rt,
ksnTaSky on tie gsth 5ast - sci is bsrrbv
rvqarsied sst spPosnt"d 10 r-7rss-at lse la
i0z sIt5Eeas " NcHlsa cva4Jg ia sd Cya-
vvufi0B.
t'a uaatIou - n q z Ass. q cur~ ~ ihs
sbars gJae-rIlHzs wrsr 0ss,Jst 20 be tor
wartsl - ahs kasvE-ie Wig 81 Fa5.ira-
ts5F.
AEd tbrE ls afpIiaH abe gr~-t.Hs at5sa-ae3
JNn. N.CAJGEE1 y5a.rrrsa.
T. Y ffsaTa. ~scrstsrv-
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Meeting in JsHerson

Als Csiisi Bsstsas It ths citizens af Jsf
isTspa t9sEty, isi!y appreciated. ksld - Dan
aF'ise, GA ne "a 0f My. ifsi, WHIjan,
Net .Tizs3. Esf ass al.cd - the Cbs.T, ssd
L. L'sFef- Sss aPPalstfi SECRETARY.
ua avfsoE, The E.rriIHg Sas oPsari sith
P.ayrrby q Hatser
The CbstFnsa t1piA5He,i tAs object - fbs
tsrFtiRE aad made az s'ssctastsP-srh * siust
assssst0R, sad % sasdsasstsea " ;EF asts Of
sfsJ fscest its ssistEfc.
Atihs oluss u The 'r--sh of the ChaiFmau
James 4 SssHs vSs iasaiT ysfsrd ssr be
EpFesrsB ssa s.ztss. tsHt tsfsrr b. sbsaii say
aaftbIHF % the aisytax, he sSald nsv- toe
arFoisiHssst - g gsrnalittst. ~ report sst-ar!e
prf.ess to represent JsItrsaa sosusy "a tav
Cas sFes;.na &. ts bstd st kzoIY lis, ga ths
3H'h Of -Iae. isst.
nsyid Grant. joel Johbsap. ylrysra BrInsr.
jsissf q sls sb4 JaEs,s = SsSBa. wvrs sv-
retatrd ssrh suusHsittss Shs Fsp5rtrd the
isl.a~ .nF psHssJ grsiEvatsB. Z, svprgrrBt ,hs
rstloss districts Uf said snahty, 5p-SIi-
y paskIu, iruFEs Staplss. william Nc.
FarisBd, James ? Sassa, Jscae v BsWISy.
lau'ss hssk, EsF. TbeTnbsrgh E'q
deAadssS, ur CaUeo1. III A A CAit-
~sl, g'g Ssnse. : AnIrrsss. Jo~I JshHsou.
tgi 5ssa Tslbo,t, llsoa = Sigt I. , Lispe5
george ; Kekle, Get v CoFbIt WIiiiaF Hsan
asa NdisaHl teattHsy, phtlA report Was
uuastmsssiy coharssra
q vas resolved, thatany kH9wa JwisH ulza
CafseH eI JeEsrssu eoH6ty, she usistt - 81
kRox,iie on the seth, wss sPpoiagsa dele
gate - sajd CaaVgasfah.
It was siso received, that y G.. BfsSHlou
rsqgsstsi 60 rsb,ist ths gt,ss red pgs uf iais
ucrppE.
Jau4rs Z SSssh Rad = ~fiiisn sdJfeSs 90
she rsuPlc u JeFrrsaa ,ozajy RuI "a VS.
resolved tAst iHna copies b rrinfr4 for ,iF-
yatsf,oH asd lLt " q. Brewn!as ~ re-
Rursrsi 60 iassfI tie same - Eis paper
WILLIAM NyFARLANp. Chairman.
e. ? LssrEz Secrgtsry.
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kNoxyILlE. TRNERssBE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 1891.

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W. t'Nss ssh se aysi9 tln fsspoasll,sIl.
y Fl saaadiaE - ea1 as4saa;ss Il MiiA
shel sase eaeld - psst De usssssEaa "a
tisuf q - flFiis ana lac sna hlisass ssaa.
eil set tAs hlassea ksaF - Acre assed 1 paa
Esssnees - thfan ssAf lhs Ftttsest hesilsea
as1 stsl Esss 10 asss tApelssse bisl
set kis esrniekrss - al saIalns time -
HasarA tAs 80 a hesaoss ana.sl lEahl s.sss.
etss u aaf aasR. saa ~ ~ isssfs Of ssss.
kiBd sepafts n snst mssi ~ ear esahtfy
seIis tesneA u all ptids, ssf pssss, aad sksT-
lehsd kapf. eHf ttsiFsA, sag stass. car ksFf-
lasa II glstS, and lie hFtsts aaasss ss hass
ssasht ear fAsldtes.-ssil mast sad n THE i-~
NesFf lss ffesnsa tssst srsis An safiy
Iassss. shsteta y eEeaRs lks htsaes ssd seeta
" sli m@Rkiss, wefs saftiS Aetiss aasm -
fsst asva ysat ases bars scar capital.
etNHtss taut eANE dis6apd ysaf army ist
pak cssssastSs Fpt asssiasa ear mezsfssats,
tsle u bsltiasss, SD ssflg ehsfs dee giia
te fhe ksaes ,hs nags l9fsa EssaFa Of oer
satk%ts assds aeattsf tbs ksertd dast III
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