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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
LATER.
CAMP ON BANK GREEN RIVER, KY,
December 20. 1861.


As messenger is about starting for Lou.
isville has ten to pen you few lines and
write them beneath the shade of an old pop.
lar tree which only a few days ago screened
from the iDclemency of the weather what
was left of the late notorious rebel, Colonel
Terry, of the Texas Rangers. The thoughts
which prompt me now, may be better i'm.
agined than described. On the very spot
where | now sit to pen these lines to the
readers of the Press, was occupied only a
few days agoby man once happy, but from
ambition or other causes became traitor TO
his God, his country and himself a man
whose rights could not be gainsayed in any
country or by any man on earth a man
whose rights and property were sacredly and
tenaciously preserved by that old flag which
he thought to disgrace and dishonor; a man
who considered it an honor only a few
months ago to be called an american cit
izen;" yes, l sit even on the very bench oc
cupied by that man-and he was no less
than the traitor Terry. You must not
! think that il is a regret for the evacuation
OF the seat OF the traitor l. fill; no, it is a
thought that many, brave man who,
through the same motive, and for the same
| deluded cause, may ere to-morroW's sun
arise, share the same fate.
And again, who knows but mary brave
patriots with whom | am now on the most
intimate terms, may lose their lives in de.
1 fense OF the flag he and his deluded follow
ers thought TO dim. We should never feel
for the traitor, but rather for those brave
men who have imperiled their lives; who
have endured all the hardshipS, fatiguss and
prlvations Of camp life for the purpose o
transmitting that tag unspotted and with
out a star less 70 their children and pOsterity
Men who have left comfortable homes, fire
sides and pleasant associations; men whC
have severed for time family connections
for the honor and safety Of their country
These are the persons for whom we shoulC
feel and with whom We should sympathize
Yes, the men who preferred the tented feli
70 the downy bed.
Doubtless I've said enough on the subject
for We all know and feel that we have th
sympathy, prayers and cooperation OF a
uus CiIizsAs thI0uR RhOut The lsagth an
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

Some uneasiness has been created in the
North by the announcement in recent Eng
lish papers that large quantities of saltpeter
bought in England for account Of our Gov
ernment bad been stopped. The New York
Evesiag Post says that the Government has
on hand now an immense supply OF this
necessary article, most of which has been in
store since the war of 1912. The amount Of
saltpeter now in Government stores is, we
are assured, sufficient for all emergencies;
and we suppose the recent purchases in Eu-
repe, ifany were really made, were intended
only to add to the present store in proportion
as it was diminished in the course Of the war
in accordance with that policy which induces
every great government to keep on hand of
this article at all times sufficient for war
of twenty or thirty years duration.
As to arms, we are able to help ourselves.
We have not only arms manufactures, but
we have the means and knowledge to con-
struct new machinery whenever il may be
needed. The machinery by which the best
service muskets and rifles used for the British
army are made, at Woolwich, in England,
was constructed in this country for the
British Government, and an American me-
chanic set it up in its place, and taught the
British. to work it. 1t is evident that what
our workmen have done for&Others they
can do for themselves and for their own Gov
erDment
Of lead and iron we have inexhaustible
quantities at home; and of sulphur, if the
supply should run low, Of which there is a
present no danger, we can get as much a
we need from the volcanic districts o
| MaNicn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

GEN. SooTT's LETTER.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
says that the Governments greatly delighted
with the tone of Gen. SCOTS letter, published
in the English press, and it feels assured that
if the British Cabinet and people are at all
susceptible of conviction as to the justice of
our act in seizing Mason and Slidell and also
of the disposition of this country to maintain
the most friendly relations, this letter of the
old hero will have a tendency to change the
feelings of indignation to those ofrespect and
admiration. st..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
rhn Con,incntni nIonrhIr

This is new aspirant in the literary
world for public favor. As its title states, it
is devoted to Literature and National Policy.
This No. is a we'll printed, neatly trimmed
book of liz pages. We have not as yet Pc
rused its contents, but from casual exami-
nation, we Judge that the literary excellence
of the work will take rank with the best Of
American publications 1t is published al
So per year by ]. B. Gilmore, No. ITO Ire
mont street, Boston, and is for sale in this
city by George N. Lewis, No. % West Sixth
street,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

HENRY WARD ,BEECHER AN EDITOR The
New York Independent of the 18th, sunoun-
ces the withdrawal of Drs. Bacon, Thomp-
son and Storrs from the editorship of that
journal, and the installation of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher as the responsible editor. Mr..
Beecher's salutatory address contains this
passage:
The editorial profession, with the progress
of popular intelligence, has assumed an i'm
portance second to no other. 1t may unite
in it the elements of power hitherto dis
triruted in the several professions, and add,
besides, many tlat have belonged tono other
calling. He who knows the scope and power
of the press, need desire no higher Office than
the editorial.
In that silent realm of influences out OF
which proceed the actions of men and the
events of history, the editor is the invisible
leader. Votes can not raise him higher.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

The Louisville Journal says that it is .
thrilling and most gratifying fact that, in all
the many fights and skirmishss which have
taken place in Kentucky, the Union troops,
though in genefalvery greatly outnumbered,
have been signAlly victorious. There has
not been q Solitary instance ofs different re-
suit. 1t would seem as II the mere contact
with the soil Of Kentucky paralyzed the SIM
eWs Of the rebels arms and strengthened the
muscles Of their legs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
Zalaski Coal.

GTOR OLRANLINBsss INTENSITY OF
this Coal Is a1taEpslssd Tor COOKING STOVES
ard psIloT GRAftS, a.
Marietta aud Cincinlati y. \. once, 20. Barnet
House, Buckeye State Ins, 90. ! fr1nt, street.
ADo atfIeight Depot 0lIioo near water works. It
Present price, ten cents per bushel az Depot or
de erred inside the city, under the hill, at 1--WE 10
asssI F'' '''''' a. y. WATERS, Agent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

A few drops of any perfumed oil will se.
cure libraries from the Consuming effects of
moldipess and damp Russian leather, which
is perlumed with the tar of the birch tree,
never mods; and merchants suffer large bales
of this article to be in the London docks in
the most careless manner, knowing that it
can not sustain any injury from the damp. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
Genernl scott Returned

The telegraph advises us of the return Of
General Scott from Europe. This will sur
prise every body, as it was understood that
be intended to remain abroad for many
months. 1t is surmised that he is the bearer
Of important dispatches to our Government.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
Army Stores.

DIDs WILL BE RECEIYRD CFROM
I'D first hands, and from citizens loyal to the Gov
erDment Of the United States only until 70 M, De-
cember "a, 1861, marked proposals, to be opened
December "a, 1861" for
$4,000 lbs. Hard Bread, in barrels, lined.
OooperAse must be Of the best kind and no
charge for packages. All the above stores to be
Of the best quality to be ready for delivery on
the 10th Gay Of January, 1862 and bills must be
rendered by before that day. Certificates OF in.
spectOn, signed by the authorized inspector must
accompany each bill Actual tare required. Pack
ages TO be marked & @ g., Calf oolis 0hiOh also,
with the contents, name and address of the seller.
Bids for part Of the above stores received-marked
Samples required" The hard bread must be
thoroughly dried and cooled before packing. The
naming Of two or more prices for hard bread will
involve a rejection Of the bid. -
de2I.tt O. L. KIbBURN, Major and O. 8.
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Verr AnnrnnrInfe.

Those making holiday presents should not
overlook the fact that a sewing-machine
would be very acceptable to almost any lady.
We advertise in our columns the claims of
most of the different manufacturers, and no
difficulty need be experienced in finding a
first.cla article.
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YSFlH;2sY KSXA4
Look Quit Coed News for AnII

TtTIE NEVER FAILING MADAME
others have failed. All no are In trouble-all who
have been unfortunate Gil whose fond hopes have
promises and decsit-alI who have been deceiVed
and trifed with all fly to her tol advice and aaEia-
faction all Who are In doubts Of the affections Of
those they love- consult her to relieve and satisfy
their minds. .. .......
In Love Affairs She Never FaIIsI
She has the secret Of winning the affection Of the
opposite sex. She shows you the
Likeness Of Your FHture Wife or Husband
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy
marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid
stances, and the result has always been the means
Of securing ,.f6.a IF...
100 Speedy and Happy MArFiRGeJ
She Is therefore q sure dependence. Ir
IT u we'll known 20 the public at large that 1ho
country, who show the likeness IN reality, and
who give entire satisfaction all the concerns
Of lifei which can BE- tested aRd proved by thou
sands, beth married and single, who daily and SA-
70 ALL In business her advice Is inyAIu.
able, She can foreel with the greatest certainty,
the result Of All COMMERCIAL and business trans
Lottery Numbers given without extra charge.
MADAM kAPAAfL is q bona Gds AstrolosiH .
| est AstroiOgist Of the Nineteenth Century. Some
ladies may be little timld, though they nsed nc
Ear ior she practices nothing but what recon
satisfy the most iastidioas Of her IsSDsctability,
moral restude, and Of the purity Of hsr profession
All interviews are strictly private and eOnndSA
| Therefore, come one come ALI TO
Between syoamOTs,itrSst @ aud Brosdwss, oiSsia
! ~TERws; Ladies, Tifty oe1tD GsDs'.ysn Q y
D0tAs, HsSs-M,W&fU
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The Ru,Ier Expeditiou.

The latest rumor about General Butler 8
naval expedition is that its destination is
Ship Island. Ship Island commands some
of the approaches to New Orleans, and fur
nishes convenient starting point for the
embarkation of an expedition intending tC
operate against that place from the Gulf.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

A CoMPARIsoN-A pleasant, cheerful wife
is a rainbow set in the sky when her hus.
bands mind is tossed with storms and temp
ests; but a dissatisfied and fretful wife, in
the hour OF trouble, is like one of those fends
who delight to torture lost spirits. s .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
TEARING UP THE TRACK.-The Louisville

TEARING UP TIE TRAoK.-The LOUISVILLE
Democrat of yesterday says:
Mumfordsyille, that the reconnaissance made
on Friday revealed the fact that the rebels
are tearing up the railroad track from a
point four miles south of Green River. This
should be stopped, if possible, or they will
tear up the rail all the way to Bowling
Green, which is forty-one miles from Mum,
fordsvile. This act shows they are not SC
confident as they profess to be of being able
to whip our forces when they penetrate u
Bowling Green. r. dr p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

When you punish your boy bring him to
entire submission; and, when this is done,
show him that 1t was not choice, but neces
sity, duty, that influenced you, and treat
him with kindness and confidence, that ne
may see and feel that you love him still,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

Trade on the Connecticut River is now
largely carried on by sailing vessels, the
Government having bought or chartered
most of the steam crafts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

Slaves continue to be landed at Cuba in
great numbers, and the Oaptaip-G General, by
wipkiDg at It, conttives to more than double
his salary. |. ..l-.-n --.--..,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

The Kentucky rebels are arming and drill
ing the negroes as part Of their army, and
have now over 1000 slaves under arms, most
Of whom were stolen from Union men.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

We are indebted to Hon. John A. Gurley,
for a copy of the Report of Maj. Mordecaib of
his Military Commission to Europe in 1855
and 1856.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

The growth of business on the Erie Canal
is immense. In 1859 the tolls amounted to
1854, S62; fn 1860 to %, 3sl, ,3Ol, and in 1861
to SO, ,353, 1853 "'A' ''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
DIED.

PENNY. On Sunday, December %, at 10 minutes
pest l O'Clock, Of Who0ping. cough, Laura Belle,
youngest daughter of VIM. r. and Mary E. Penny,
eyed years and 20 days.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

The House Of Representatives has passed
a bill for the construction of twenty iron
clad atesm gunboats.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

ton, By.. by Rev A. Dnry, Mr. Joseph w Rich TO
Mics Carrie v. Arnold, all Of CoViDEtou, KY.
= SHENDERsoH-THoM On the 18th inst,
Louis. Mo, and N ISIS Agnes l.. Thomson, Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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HOME INTEREST.
M ARRIED.

~ A. A. ETsTER, Clocks, Watches and JeWelry,
Nos 343 and 27l CentraI-avenue.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

NJOT1UR.-T HE PARTN HIP
IV heretofore existing between A. @ Smith ard
A. p. Williams, ugder the name OF Smith Will
ties of lhe concern will be settled by 4 p Williams,
who will continue the business as usual at the old
times liberal advances will be made on all goods
consigned us for sale. A Q, SMITH -
Cincinn att, December q, 1861. de2s.c
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CITY Agent for the Press


D.J. BEAN is authorized to contract for adter-
tising and subscriptions fer tho DAILY Press in
hfa cst
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Tolls. Goods for the Holidays.

VWNOILET GOODS MAKE VERY DBsIR-
Il ABLE Christmas aud New Years Presents,
being Fancy, Useful and Ornamental / have now
a good assortment Of every thing in the line:
Fine Bandkerchief Perfumes;
Oils and Pomatums for the Hair;
satchels for Perfumery Drawers, &C..
Fir e Hair. brushes;
Shell, Hsrn and Rubber Dressing combs;
Shell and Rubber Tuck Combs;
Fine assortment of Pocket Cutlery and Scissors;
Tooth and Shawn g. brushes
China Shaving mugs
Hand mirrors
Shaving mirrorsi
Pocket Books;
Fire Toilet Soapsi .r
Fine Puff boxes,
and expect to receive by Express to-day an as.
sortmsnt Of odor. boxes and Gentlemens Shaving
Cases. ... %
sOLON PALMER,
Manufacturer and Importer of Perfumery,
de23 No 80 West Fourth st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
"something to Eat"

TT Is IMPOSSIBLE TO DEECRIBE
IL The exquisite flavor of the splendid Holiday
Oysters, which will arrive every day during this
"U Se2sf FERGUsoN's, Ninth and viue
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

The North Carolina regiments enlisted for
~ EoLths Lave ItcsLtly bCsn disbaLdsd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

I'm NATTACBMENT BEFRRE @. 3. HAN
II SELMAN, ]. p OF Cincinnati Township, Ham.
iIton County, Ohio IF. Gstz VS.. Edward Greemes,
Principal, and Mr.; : Scott G4rnishes;- On the
order Of attachment and garnishee process against
the property and effects Of Edward Greemes and gar
nishee process served on Mr. - Scott, for the sum
of 83I TO- and said cause ia set for hearing on the
lst day of February, at eight O'Clock A. NJ, before
said Justice.
dec2S.IaWSw F. GETZ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23

NOTICE APPLICATIONS WILL BE
~ made 20 the Governor Of Ohio for the pardon Of
and State OF Ohio, on the 18th day Of June, A. ID ,
1851 Of the crime Of horse stealing and sentenced
70 the leniteutAry Of said state t9r she term Of
BY JAMES BOYLE. his Attorney. decsl-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
as 7HH NRnDLS TO THE P0Es.

.r LOUISVILLE, December 2, 1861.
RWR. J. j. BUTLER, AGRNT, 80 VINE.
NA STREET., CnciDnatI: Please send me 1916
dozen, assorted sizes Of your EXOELSlOR FLUID
INKS, and much oblige o. RAWSON,
Wholesale Dealer.
TAY's TAGS NOT GONE YET. de2l.f
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sc Something to Drink"

a LARGE AND PARTICULARLY
IA we'll selected stock of fine Brandies aud Wines.
az well as the best Irish, Scotch and Bourbon
Wb,skies in the city bottled or on draught, at
dsf3.f FERGUS0N'S, Ninth and Vine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-23
Tongues.

H and spicsd fohsuSs, = e. Drisd Sa Bssf ana spicsd
Pigs Feet For sale by J.R PKEBpHS,
del b. Corner Of Fifth and Race sts.
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Cloaks9 Cloaks
MILITARY 600DSl

SWQRDe, BELTe, El.AULAEEKA
- 6AHH rs, 6IIIT and, BRkBS b JTTONS, LACK
40, al JOHn BOHER'S,
NO. S6 WEST BIFEH.sFRRKTs
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1861-10-05

Retrez-vous canalles sIcria fdouad sinon j. lAehe.
QUAINT to propriltare du dab monstre vom par Fenfr
bandits davor nettoye place plus ye simon
fails ia priare! Cest aujourd'hui dmanche." &
Les deux proscrs staent spndd d. resolution Lur ysux
ancaent des elai ct leurs marines 6maaent PAes faces
dAngais aunes que fex a 'sr ct abar cote DC es
visags miles ct ardents Pauvres po!s
La mi6rahls landlord trsnblaitocsm@ l. ks,.s Sc
yeux ves roalaient dams Ieurs orbc sppants eds
gns 50 bouche Stat ouvee CONNIE gueue dun four Ian
que pcndait chevesx jaunes banchssacnt yue dk
nava plus enve de are speech Honorable assemblee de 10
. ~ @a
I" Pardon, messeurs, pardon ~ hurlaiti.
In foule eait muette ;remoton lavat sase 10 gorge
Henri qualonsnous are de Frollo mes bras son a
gu6s. s 4
-Balanconsle puis~
Pardon mcsseurs, pardon hurat le patient
-Astu dc largent? dirent les deux amis - ~
All oui. 80 s
jette to bouse cee clique de protestan pre
les de 6ler au plus vite."
= II faut sexGcuter. ID.
de Ia rue '.. "
'Hrah for the Fenehmen " secria Ia ioueen ruant par
boue ct par mmondces yers les sengs bonhomc Landlord
Frolo II etat sauv6. Sc rE%&
Dix setaent 6couees depus scene historque que
nous venons de raconter 6a dGsere ct came Paddy
Bull Bob John, James Ketty senvraien grace shelngs
tomb6s du c dams de plus sombes taven De ID Cite Les
plus reux Ia bande peuse les moins ingambe chanaent
des paumes angas mode hypoce dams une d plus
pecables chapeles de Londrs.
seigneur seigneur, que tes vues cont profondes! #
QUAINT dgne propetae etait aaaisss Pune De-
cha de Ia chambre de Henri upenda entire h vie ct h mort,
Ia face rouge pimen voyant paer aius quen der
nier reveie pale antome De Ia derniere ,heure.
IA
au nez w.
La sensation de faicheur appela Landlord 4 IL vic.
:" Goddam, souprati J6trauge, je me meurs jai soiE
"A Ia bonne heure dit Henri e vous aine ain monsgncur
parez dor Edouard mod soif cherchcr pots
dale public Aos Dis qua ssat pour So Grace ee as credit
dmf pair 14AnglsnR Nss sgpas - tGan dgse
asardhui e paese rsi6 AUST. milo0. pouquoi
loir r flute Savevous que cette Aate h 6 cele
Lul et de Cauchereaui Oonnsies Caucheau' Cs u
qui donnait dc cons dc musque 10 file do Regent All So
Segneue avies de que prix pour votre humble
vteur Get instrument dvin Ct ma consolation oie
Anne; cest toucns illusion de- vie prssqus dSsose ct
ma harpc De David. NHord estll meaxf"
Le proprietae soufa CONNIE banf moiis aommS. Go
pendant an trosme verre da potrne d6teod GO yeux
renerent dams leur orb An quaeme verre ooa sur 10 lit
dc son locataire.
Madame Landlord, que iAisaistuis
Mlady sora du temple appuySe bras De son petit cousin
ait acheve prisre dams uDe taverpe bien dca Hay
Market
.Seigneur, Scgnear que tes sont profondo!
"Segneur que ta grace cot c6leatsl"
Segneur que nom soft bkni dams HtnS et dans ss
"seigoesr, que ton ombre tnte.rs = srvs de ssntsi"
amen" ~
. "a oort;nuer.) ,..rsrll.
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~ So ~ aak@s
roislat
= -.- H
REGRET ET EsPERANcE
@a s. SA.s.9
PoEstEs

Je t'aime, 3 Lbert4 siergs ssinte ct i1conde,
st de mon ceur ardent qui pourrsit t'atracherl
Toi qui dams Psvenir promets ID paix du monde,
toi, toujours toi je saurai m'attacherl
Ali quill Stait joyeux. ton genie. Amlrique.
II r6pandait sur toi 10 progrAs, .ses tr6sors; sS
Les tyrsns enviaient IL grande rdpublique;
! 70 travail sur son sen produisait sans efforts.
Lee peuRles 1tsahgers volaent versss lumisre; :
So g6n1Eeuses mains leur oAfaient ses secours.
Qni jamais aupres d'ells edt comm Il misare, =
81 quelle re aux siens prodigus pins d'amoursl
Aupres de toi qusfut cette Lao6dlmout9
Upe vile orgusillsuss. 40 peuple de soldats u
Chez nous, fiberts. pour sasver T. courosne,
Ccnbien Dc Termopyies. d LSonidasl
% non, IN nom chlri vit dams y i uulnoire:
Disu loi 6t d9passer ct Cesar ct Caton.
o gtni6 inmortel, toidont II pare gloirs -
Rsille daaR pUpicn. saluto wa6hinssbni
- 2sins. 5 Iibsrt4, Verge saiate Il sycosds.
= 3hon osur ardsnt dui pcurYsit tarrschsri
Toiaqai daasiavsnik psomstala 4 pAix ID nonde,
a toi. tOejours tei je ssarai ufsttaehsri
5. .s.ss
Hais qoels - doncse bsait Il - timbre sonossi
Z tanboaE, = eenos reteptiraisnt encopsl
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