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compromise Il trembles before the FIVE hundred
thousand seadeTs of the New York Tribune
But there is safe way to compromise. is this;
seem to provoke war. cannonade the forts What
win be the first result New York commerce is
pale with bankruptcy. The affrighted seaboard
grass growing in its streets. 1t will start up
every man whose livelihood hangs upon trade in
tensifyiug him into a compromised Those guns
fired st Fort Sumter are only TO brighten the North
into compromise. 1870
If the Administration provokes bloodshed 1t is a
trick. nothing else. 1t is the mastery cunning OF
that devil of compromise, the Secretary Of State
BE is not mad enough to let these States rush into
battle he knows that the age of Lullets is over
If gun is fred in Southern waters, it IS fred al
the wharves of New York, at the bank vaults OF
Boston, at the money of the North. Il is meant &c
alarm. IL is policy, not sincerity. Itmeans conces
sion, and in twelve months you will see this Union
reconstructed with Constitution like that of Mont
gomeTy.
New England may indeed never be coerced into
slave Confederacy. But when the battles of Abe
Lincoln are ended, and Compromises worse thar
Crittenden's are adopted, New England may claim
the right to secede and as sure as gun is fred to
night at Fort Sumter, within three years from to
day you will see these thirty States gathered under
Constitution twice as damnable as that of 1871
Z he only hope of liberty is fidelity to principle
fidelity to peace, fidelity to the slave. Out of tina
God gives us nothing but hope and brightness. II
blood there is sure to be rum
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NOTICE

VETILL be sold Thursday the 9th OF June, 1861
Wv chine shop with all the machner tools, and unnsh
ed work that hand previously sold The
chinery consists Of good horse engine boiler nearly
two geared Lses for turning Iron Lathe for wood
Bolt Gutter Daniel Palmer, Woodwork Palmer
Tenorng Machine, two Circle Saws, Sash Saw,
Benches four five sets Bench Tools great many
articles enumerated Said shop formerly occupied
Elliott Ralstsn. 1t is twenty miles from Nashville, the
Road at Smyrna, Ruth erford county,
Of the best locations in the Stzs for Machine shop,
Carpenter Shop Cabinet shop. Any person wishing
purchase, by writing to further information call
at the shop and Elliott will then the machinery
Terms fourth cash. the balance in equal payments
six, twelve and eighteen months With notes payable
well secured. This April l6th, 1861.
Smyrna, Tenn SILAS TUCKER.
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SHRRIEE,S SALE.

10y VIRUS Of vend 247I, directed, and delivered
from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county,
Tennessee at its January Term 1861, will TO public
sale. highest bidder for cash. the Courthouse Yard in
the City OF Nashville Saturday. the lth day OF May, 1861
ali the right, ts olsm interest and estate which Paul heD
had have acquired in ard to hs following de
scrbed property, to wit lot Of ground beginning
Hicks corner Cherry street, having corner OF lot
No IS laid down Paus plan of lots thence with the
line of Cherry street, towards the public square in nOrhEard
ly direction 400 feet alley thence angles from cner
street, and along the line OF alley feet another alley
running parallel With Cherry street, thence right along
said last ment med alley 400 feet poia opposite the begin
npg being let's Nos a, u.s. 49, 30 81 g. 63 and a. laid
down in Paus plan Of los yet registered the property
Of Paul. being levied on as the property Of Isaac Paul to s
~ Judgment rendered in Of Rrown, against Scott
Heed, Isaac RaHl and Ira Jones'
JK EDMUNDsON, Sheriff.
ByW D RoBERrsoS, Deputy Sheriff.
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The stars and stripes.

1t will be by telegraphic dispatches, that
the newspapers of New York, friendly to the South
have been compelled by mob of Black Republi-
cans to hang out the stars and stripes to their
offices from destruction. Thus it seems that our
old national banner, once the emblem of the whole
nation, has at last degenerated into an emblem o.
Black Repubicanism and hostility to the South We
have no tears to shed it. 1t will be supplauted
soon in all the South.by the flag of the Confederate
States. God speed the day.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID virtue Of vend No 1857, to directed, and dv-
cred from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
y, Tennessee, at its January 1861 will expose public
SALE TO the highest bidder at the court house yard
the city of Nashville the eleventh day of May 1851
right title, claim interest and estate which Henry Hill then
had have acquired In and to the following described
in the plan Of the MCGEE lots fronting College street u
and running back at right angles with alley 20 feet wide
another alley feet vide running parallel with said street,
thence at right angles with said alley to said College street, being
the conveyed to said Henry HILL by T. o. Hurt
registered in Book No 3d. u.s. Of the Registers Office Of
Davidson county Tennessee being levied the property OF
Henry Hill satisfy judgment rendered IN favor OF Lemue
Farmer against the said Henry HILL Isaac Paul Ira Jones
JOHN kDMUADSON, Sheriff.
ByW, D. Robertson, Deputy Sheriff.
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REPORTED RESIGNATION OF GyN. SCoTr-A few
Ssys since Geographic dispatch from Washing
con announced the resignation of Gen, Scott though
it was subsequently contradicied The Washing.
inpton correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer
writes under date of the l4th inst, as follows:
81 have the pleasure saying to you that General
SeOtt is not to blame for the course which has
9oeeS pursued by the Lincoln Cabinet in their ag-
yress,ons on the South; bRtlkEt being the head Of
The armr. he was bound TO obey orders or resign
AS long as possible for him toOhey orders, he has
dane so-to-uorrow, however, understand, he
will send in his resignation as Lieutenant General
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Extra Session of the legislature

The Governor issues his Proclamation converting
the Legislature of Tennessee, in extra session, on
Thursday. 35th instant in consequence of the revo
luton in the Government produced by the usurpa-
tons of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the tyrant President OF
the United States and his sectional supporters. II
behooTes Tennessee to place herself on footing OF
defence, and to make herself ready to protect her
heSrthstones and her homes against the invader
We cannot doubt that the Legislature will discharge
its duty, and win take such steps as are necessary
to'the honor and safety of the State.
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sHERIEE,S SALE.

10y virtue of svend. No 263l directed dev-
cred the Honorable Crcn Court OF Davidson
Tennessee its January term, 1851 Twill expose public
sale highest bidder for cash the house yard
the city Nashville, ssurday May H. 1861, all the right
e interest and estate which James Cole then had,
may acquired in and to the following described pro-
perty tow piece tract Of land lying David county,
the Of Dry Creek containing as more
less olloSs: On the North by the lands Of John.
George and Rnoch Cunnnga the East by the lands
and sppy Cunningham on the South by s nds of
ard A. Ramer the West BY the and Of Camp
and Jonas shivers, being the land formally rpd by
John Coe being levied Of JAmss W Cole
satisfy judgment rendered In favor Of A. W. Put against
james W. Cole JOAN Il. EEMGNDs0N, Sheriff.
ByW' D. Robertson, Deputy Sheriff.
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Mr.. Lincoln is not the U. S. Government. The
Government is ours, and we owe allegiance to it;
Mr.. Lincoln is not ours, and we do not owe alegi-
ance TO him. Mr.. Lincoln's term of Office is brief
and fleeing; the Government, we hope, will last
forever.-Lo Louisville Journal
On the same ground, says the Louisville Courier,
substituting George III, for g Mr.. LINCOLN" and
Great Britain for q, S." the journal would have
denounced the Revolution of '76, and had WASHING
TON and his ilustrous copatriots tried and exeou-
ted for treason.
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AID AND CONFoRT-We are authorized to state
that two gentlemen of this city will pay annually,
In semi annual payments to the Government of the
Southern CoRfederacV, tive hundred dollars for five
years. or SO long at the war may last. if one hun
dred men in the Stale will Join with them in the ar
rangements. These two gentlemen, who are bro
TIERS are exempt from military duty, but with their
sympathes all enlisted in so holy cause, still
willing to contribute of their for its success.
Who will be first ITO come forward and join these
patriotic citizens ? Savannah Republican april Is
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Nashville, Tenn, April lS, 1851.

NJ. Byrd Douglas:
DEAR SIR: am gratiied with the loyalty and
patriotism manifested in your favor of to-day ten.
deriDg money to aid in placing Tennessee in state
of defense. It is such assurances of devotion, on
the part of her that ennobes our State, and will
make her future as the past has BEEN glorious and
heroic. 1t may be that in my responsibilities as
Chief Executive officer of the State, will have to
take advantage of your generous offer. when that
emergency shall arise. doubt not, others of your
fellow citizens will come to the rescue of our State
in its present perilous condition.
am respectfully your obedient servant,
IsHAM G., HARRIS
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SHERIFF,N SALE.

I'd virtue Of vend. No 267l, directed, from the
Honorable Circuit Davidson county, Tennessee
its January Term 1861 will expose public SALE
highest bidder for cash. the court house Yard in the City
Nashville, Saturday the 18th day Of May, 1851
right title claim, interest and estate, which Isaac Paul then
had have since acquired In and to the following
scbed property to witt tract piece ground
in the City Of Nashville Davidson county fronting
81 feet Cherry street, and running back 100 feet adjoining
Premens Hall the North side, being levied prop
Of Isaac Paul to satisfy judgment rendered in favor Ct
Turner against Paul, Isaac Paul and Henry Hill
z EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
BywD ROBERTSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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To tbe Freemen Of Tennessee,

Organize, as rapidly possible, if you would
protect the State, its beauty and booty" from
Northern vandalism and the depopulating raVages
OF war Let us be prepared to act wherever duty
may requiDe, and never allow the enemy to pollute
Southern soil.
HArm and report q Major-General CHEATHAN
Your services will be accepted.
GID. J. PILLOW.
HAsHFILE. April I9. 1861
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The Boston Herald says one hundred young men
have left that city for the South within few days
a. recruits for the army of the Confederate
Etafpa
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It seems that even the NotionsI Intelligence,
though generally supposedto have been 10 the conn
dence of the LINCOLN Government, was taken apaes
at the perfdy of the attempted reinforcement OF
Fort Sumter. Its evacuation had become according
to the Judgment of ell men, military necessity, and
IL WAS everywhere announced that the Government
would not inaugurste q war merely to appease
Thirst for blood But the interest of freedom, which
in the Northern vocabulary means Black Repubh
ism. demanded blood, the blood of the Southsrner,
and the word of Command was given. The In.eui-
9z;oey says: W
In heabsence Of any details beyond those allow
ed 10 reach us by the authorities at Charleston and
in the silence still preserved by the Federal Gov
eminent respecting its alleged purposes fer the mill
tary reinforcement of Fort Sumter we are Of course
unable 70 appreciate this event in all its bearings
and reiauons though our readers do not need to be
informed tnaf, as al present advised we must needs
have much regret to express at tie course pursued
IN RELATION 70 Major Anderson, both by our own Go
vernment and by the Government of the Confede-
rate States. Having repeatedly expressed our salts
iacton atthe announcement that the present Admin
is1raton, yielding to military necessity for which
/ II was IN no wise responsible, proposed to evae-
uate Fort Sumter at an early day, we could hardly
be expected to reverse deliberate judgment and
now contemplate with complaisancy the results that
have flowed from the contrary procedure upon
WHICH tile OoVefnment appears 70 nave resolved In
| respect to that post. And while zoe have mpu-
tatons to cast upon the good faith Of the Admins
tration in the manner OF this announcement, we have
to say the intmation of its alleged purpose to this
| effect reached us in such way and through such
channels as left to doubt its intentions
at one tine under this head. Its change of policy
(if any change there has besn) depended doubtless
upon considerations satisfactory to ITSELF and upon
which shall not assume to sit in judgment until
| 1t has made exposition of that policy in form
which shall place it automatically before the
public.
We hear some gentlemen saying that Tennessee
ought to stand ready to repel any invasion either
| from the North or the South. 1t is mere chmera
of the imagination to suppose that the Confederate
States-our brothers-cherish the least design
| of invading the soil of Tennessee. The people of
those States our best and ruest friends earth
Their whole country is in arms, but it is in arms
| against the tyranny of LINCOLN. We have anthem
tic information that the Government of the Confede
rate States is ready to furnish us with men and
arms, if necessary to defend State against inva
sion by the Goths and Vandals of the North. They
know that we have the material for fighting men
equal to any other State, but having failed to
ganize and prepare the arms itmay be necessary to
/ accept their aid. Those who talk about invasion
from the South are in very deplorable ignorance,
and do not know their own friends.
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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1851.
pTooLAmATIoN BY rnE GovEHNOR.

WHEREAs, an alarming and dangerous usurpa-
ton of power by the President of the United States
hiss precipltated state Of war between the soyer-
eign States of America.
Therefore, /, IsHAM G. HAER1E, Governor Of the
State Of Tennessee, by virtue Of the power and su
thority in me vested by the Constitution, do here
by require the Senators and Representatives of the
two houses of the General Assembly of said State,
TO at the Capitol in Nashville on Thursday
the 18th day of April inst 1861 at II o'clock NJ to
legislate upon such subjects as may then be sub
mitted to them.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
us set my hand and caused the great seal of
the State to be affixed at the Department at
- Nashville on this the 18th day of April A.
d. 1861. IsHAN G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
]. f. r. RAY, Secretary of State.
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We have the qualification Of publishing a cores
pODdence between Byrd DouoIAs Of this city, and
his Excellency, Gov. Harris, which illustrates Inc
patriotic devotion of one Of our worthy citizens to
the cause of Tennessee, that will enr7ll his name
among the most patriotic men of cur age. 1t will
be teen that Mr. DoUGLAs has authorized the Cover.
nor to draw his draft for thousands Of dollars to
aid him IN placing Tennessee in State of defence.
This patriotic example IS worthy of imitation by
other wealthy citizens and we doubt not that many
VIII come forward with their contributions, as the
Legislature has failed to provide for the defence Of
the State. Mr.. DoUoLAs viii be remembered as the
gentlemen who, last winter, presented the Governor
OF South Carolina with one thousand dollars for the
same patriotic purpose:
CORRESPONDENCE.
NASHVILLE, April 18th, 1851.
| To lis EzcsLsacy IsHAx G.. HARsIs, Governor O
Tennessee:
sIR: hold myself in readiness to honor your
draft on for thousands of dollars to aid you In
placing Tennessee in state of defence.
doubt not that there are many others quite as
able and more patriotic than myself, who willcom
to the rescue of our State in its perilous position.
lam most respectfully your ob't serv't,
BYRD DOUGLAS.
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NOTICE..

election will held the Office Of Nashville
"A mercial Insurance Company, Monday the 5h lay
May next the purpose Of elecng eleven Directors
age the affairs Of said Company the next 70 months
JAMES WALKER, Sec'y,
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Scientific DiscOVery---EIeci
Water.

Is we'll known to the profession that Else.sciiy a
motor Of t1s. Every remedy which really sess -
does because af Its electrical adapts don @ ~
invalid. By the uss Of such remedies and usr9 -
WATEE, In which patients are bathed II enrIs N 49,
Ladies being attended By a-Lsdy-I an II if 49,
and obstinate complaints which have resl,ss1 -
OF cure: sConsunptVes receive new LIE; - - -
whsre patients are too weak % visit Ne -. -
RronDtOn Hospitdk bsbGlGts0Rs, VIE, ~. o.
dissasei lung, hight At the seat 81 ne 49,. sea
stamps for pampbst Other patient GSass soa
80 al s,'.,so- - .vraotous have medicines lsot 70
Tsesd for crcaIsrl The Electric Hsisss sxtrssi all nj
substances taken nedicins Or ~ ,rs.,, ~ r.,
- 81 Wouan's diseases and EeAkatsses,
Be REGARDED As : reasonable guarantees Of 'aseess.
III Rooms and BSaroAns k"rnAsheo
Patients II
PHYSICIANS Who raAy wish e avsll nssslves Of hi
III. ,S.S-s n EIsctne Baths are invited 70 sa az nv
At Ne I4s, South sumner street. -,
Address DR.. WoMBAUGa
nar26I-d&tWly NAsnviile. fs
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Extra Large Auction sale this Morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
BENZ. f. SHIELDS & CO.,

COMMENCE their extensive sale Of Ready Made Clothing
this morning Those wishing to purchase, for retailing,
Will well attend this SALE the styles we'll calculated
city trade aud altogether seasonabe fine oprotu
nifty certainly offered ia this graf stock Be hand.
aplI9u
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r SIMS, No Il Msrzss street, Is nov rsssisirS q.
iowisg articles. uhieh Ee Offer very low Tor eask-
$50 boIs Family Flour,
sae 30 1 Ssss .,Ou Clear sides, Fans ana ss..s.r
SO tales Tinotby Hoy,
50 Wheat Straw,
5O85aEs Corn,
100 = Nfiet Seed,
100 Hnngarisn Do
So bhls Prins Eesf Lard,
20 ksgsPig5 Rssl
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On the 18th irs by the Rev MI Hayes Mr. ST. ROBERT
son and Miss ANN ADCOcK all of this city
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ReII HigMIanders, Attention.

V0U ordered by the CApsiR to meet at Capitol Hill
Fire Compapys Hail. next Saturday night april 10th,
1o form yourselves into the Home Guards under the flag
Of the State Of Tennessee protect the honor and interest
the State and homes from the devastation and ANY
others DESTROYS Of joining the Company for the
invited to attend
By order of the Captain.
Z. L. CRESSHAW,
aplI9-2t Captain.
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COME ONE, COME ALL
BE QUIET AND CALM.

Forget past Observation-Disclosures no enmities or
bitterness shall divide u.s.
BE prepared on all sides to yield something for
internal peace and unanimity.
Tennessee is be preserved by her children.
Let 0ur swords be as ThOusands...Our
B0sOms be One.
Apri-td
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f U II M AN & CO. ,
NOTICE.

TFNHE paru ershp Of Kibro q dissolved by
tual the lst inst All those Indicted are
SIMS,
ap5-alW No IA Market street.
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THE HALL OF THE HOUSE CROWDED TO
OVERLOOKING.
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We publish the following communication from y
correspondent New Bedford as it contains an ex-
preston of the opinion of the most eloquent of the
extreme AbolitOnists, on the present aspect of po
lis;oal "a.
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GAsHFHLE, April 10. 1861.
, 1861-05-18
SALE ~. +-53e

L default has been made by CHARLES h1n'i: y,
payment OF bis two cerlAin pro 1,zt1. -o'.- I':t
ssay 3d. E6O QUO Of IL same .-s lir:A - 4 q,
larx o4yable to the orner Of kr*: Zniu. &C. 5t
IL dats with Interest at tn pr ce1: ard Il ~
f3r Two bunGred lar, payable 10 .:~ i: Il
Popp ems rear from ne az: t7est - '7":..:.
W cured BY Deed Of Tut. nF s::rTs =. T..
bus Ttustze 4 tszoliAs sc:l..:: ii :! =: -
T21ed ~ Tr1stss tno or.h ;1-lt {; -','' 2" ~ !,
Il Lot 10 teveu e., In Bio K t. :! TT ;' :'-t!
SECTION afteen {15. Io~nahip tart ~ y "a
Rang. 1ourte n d cast uftse u "a !r'h,' =.
d!sc In he Coanty OF Coo anA St;st' III su+ -
tae bailabzs saa improve m-': I-s ron. r. -:
heed & Trust wa recGcd-I in 80 trt Ii II: -
.. rdor of aid Cook County, Ia 5-rA II. Il -:-ts
7ad. x:er~.s application has t:cr 'Ead = $50;
4et1 g*ed Tru-*ee. t, eK cute H.; t'-",. t4*4
Decd py SELL the said lands CT ~ IT, &. !r:s~:
nav be necessary TO lDAst the h2"- dH: = t'. 80
n, tea. nth The interest u reo= j 5:,s:s.
Now. therefore, public 1HtI - 70 .'f - s. l..
LC. Paine RIO j, - ID rat :; *tl, :. II u
Of Mar D. 1s6L 1t O'Clock in = :e: ~ - I
tAy Il tn. orth do It. ne >-:.11 ttS - =
y ct .ook tn t1e " CT chica"o ssil > - :.
unnf T cash 10 It hignes1 ti!ttr. t.e 6 r. :.
Inrcel Ct land. with the t. r1n': sn~ I" =,
Ind tt uoaey upon tie lad r. E.5=a: = ~.
Win tho costs l. d1oeA=es o. sal4
fA1ra1n Nav {33tL L O.. .r. ii
, 1861-05-18

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dle4ths G 100 s14t1 :!. tassst si, -, ,GT-i IT
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seaetss1 Ras e9a9s .tss r. sa!ld5s. ~
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ras assve ,.s Is rartae e post7orad = 7r:.a- r..
inss At sApaa honE 8aG p ace.
e11.A CaAS A GR1GG4;. 7E=-as
The abovs sale !. hereby n1rtAe. p2sr- 1st t. -tc3
dav ta1 eth daJ OF My. 1s6 At 49, ii ~ a14
piaoa. CHAs. A. GaEG0k1, T:1t.4.
~ ss;ssd
Tte Ahavs sale IL hettby fur-1tr pos'- IT. 70 Wsd
aesd1J, tas ata dAy OF Nay r.. a t1 tty' aat
pA<e- Cd lA~h3 l. '1.1Ath.'
ny7. ea98A -r-':2A
The above tAle Ia hereby further :c+tpcne = Sed
3aedAy, Nay esth. LEI. at tae sane q. Il, y t:re
my1460Rfa CHA5 l. GREGORY ltM "A
, 1861-05-18

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t33rl4 1oou - Ga
J Wallace, 20 A n % *
nw1se4 4 rec IT IS r14 @0u n %
! T Sawyer. 8 10 A D 20 Ane4 10
sex Eec4t 39r14 1uso 10 %
Lsneaater> IS A. 100 Ahe
4sec4t3 33r14 R49 Il 81
Abel 4 Of 10 4 H and 1dg
124 Asek u $50 ~.
4t33r14 CID %
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