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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

An Act 10 amend the Revenue Laws Of the City
SECTION l. Be il enacted by tie City Council Of
Nashville, That all merchants, whether selling goods
wares or merchandise on their own account, or ~
commission, shall, when he, she or they procure =
cense and at each renewal render a written state.
ment Of the amount purchased TO sell on own account,
and also a separate written statement OF the gross
amount Of sales made on commissions for Others,
which statement shall be ia every case sworn TO be
ore the Recorder and ed away FOR future reference
All articles taxable by the State laws in the hands
of the merchants to be taxable under the city laws
And no person shall be allowed to soil such taxable
articles on commission, unless he she they shall
have frst taken out license as commission merchant
under penalty of fifty dollars for each offence.
Approved March, Il, 1862
r. b. CHEATHAM,
Attest Mayor
C. NJ, HAYS, Recorder
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An Act 20 secure the Revenue Of the City aud 10 pro
htset cur own Citizens.

SECTION l. BE IL enacted by the City Council OF
Nashville That ii shall be unlawful for any person.
NOT regularly licensed Merchant Of the city, 70 in
troduce or sell within tho city, any Goods, Wares,
Merchandise or other articles, the growth or rasnu
facture Of any other State Territory, and for tbs
sale Of which regular commission merchant woII
have to render account, without first having tAt
out regular license rs morehapt, or procuring the
written permission OF regularly licensed commission
merchant, authorizing him or them TO sell such ar.
tcles az may DO specifically set forth in said permit
which iitt si,s.i.:: City der
$50 2 Be Il further enacted, That II shall be the
duty Of any commission merchant granting any party
permit 10 sell anything as contemplated In the first
section Of this act to require said party to report TO
him the entire and true amount sold under such per-
NIT. And such commission merchant shall report the
same specifying names in mis- annual settlement OF
sales and pay the same revenue upon said sales as
those made by him In person
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That any person,
either owner, agent, or merchant, violating any Of
the provisions Of either Of the foregoing sections shall
be lined for each and every offence, not less than
twenty Eve more than lfay doaTs, for every in.
divdual case Of selling constitute offence. ANY
person Purchasing Of such Unauthorized person
knowing him not to be authorized to sell shall be
subject to the same tins.
Passed August s, 1861
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DIR. H. SHEFFIELD,
HOMEOP HIST,

VTAs removed Dts Onoc and residence 20 che West
ii SIDE u alah Rgh street, tEc doors nom
Chlrch street ieO a-im
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

II you are, or have been troubled with the head.
acAe, send for box, (Cephalic Ps) 20 that you may
haVethem Ia case OF an attack.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

They have been tested In more than thousand
,sses, with entire success
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

Tho CephhiicatlR are said "a be remarkably elec-
tive remedy Cor the headache, and one Of the very
best Tor that very frequent complaint which has
been discovered.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
Ma sFALDSo
krom tAe Esamtner, NofoR, ID


Cophailc Pils accomplish the object for which they
Wcre made, viz; Cure OF headache IN all ts forms
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FroM ~ W0isTn r. X. Gasste, Chira9o, M.
wo heartily endorse Mr.. spaldiug, aud his unrfval
God Oephalio Pals
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w b a r ia o e

An Act 20 equalize Wharfage.
sscrloN /. Be it enacted by the City Council Of
Nashville That all laws discriminating in favor Of
daily. weekly. and tri-weekly packets be, and tn
same are hereby repealed, and that all boats be re
CURED topay the regular rate OF wharfage.
Attest r. B. CHEATHAM, Mayor.
NJ. HAYS, Recorder
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18
IRISH POTATOES.

A LARGE lot or CHOICE SEED AND EATING
~ POTATOES, (AIeshannock and Pink Eye,)
from 81. Louis, at JAMES COAL YARD, No. al Cy
lego street, near BrOad--CHEAP. march 26-2wsh
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-18

ss@&iL FURNISHED RESIDENCE, well located
"A ia the city or a SHORT distance from tho city.
Address or apply 70
bpril 9-2ts Edwin. PENDIIcTON 90.
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~ the use N these Pills tho periodic attacks Of
Nervous o. siek HoedGeA< may be prevented and n
3 Isken at The commencement Of an attack mmedste
q relief from pair and sickness viii be obtained.
risy seldom fsil in removing the Nausea and Head.
soAe 70 which iemalea are 50 subject
they not gently upon the bowels, removing CostiUe-
Hsfi
For LVsrary Aea, Stsdenh Delicate Females, and
alt persons Of seden,dry habits they valuable M
EdSatioe improving the appetite, giving tone and vgor
u the digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHAIIC PILLS are the result Of long invos-
tgation and carefully conducted experiments having
been In =@ many yeors, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast anaeant Q! pain si,,
saaering from Headache, whether originating in the
sUOus system from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken IL al times with perfect safety with
out makugany change OF diet, and the absence Of any
dsSagcea5le taste Te'es easy to adn1eaiser them to
atsJdren
BEWARE DE CoUNTERRMTs
me genuine have i've signatures Of Henry c. spald.
ing on each Box
Sold by Druggists and allothcr Dealers in MEDICINE
Boa win b. sent by mail prepad on receipt Of
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All oederE shood be addressed 70
HENRY G. SPALDING,
as Cedar street. New YORK,
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Board Wanted,

INA PRIVATE FAMILY OK BOARDING HOUSE fof
4 a senteman, wiia, and two children, fron VIZ.
niaa Address on apply t8
aprila-gR NWtN ENpLEr0S 60
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from fAs Keaaisha Valley star, KaRa,oha, Va.
We are sure that persons 6uiering with tue head
ache, who Ivy them, will stick 10 them,
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TRUNK LOST!

su-v- About the 18th Of February on the
fa&ll-AlI Nashville & Decatur Railroad, one red
ltrfsES ID kAtruni;, mlrlsed Mrs. n. b. Akin, Nash
U1a2a24s1.a1J willie, Tenn. containing one note on H.
Alley for $3.50 due IN January 1861 tr notes on John
u. Blakeey one for SSl6--iatos not recoected-ono
for S3l6 SO, due in December, 1861 two on A. GhOs.
ton, one for $3.50, due December 18th 1852 one for
Sl25 due December 25th, 1860, and others not roco
lected- All persons cautioned not TO trade for
slidnOtes and papers. ANY information of the Trunk
viii be thankfully received. n. b. AKIN
April 4th 18j2--Iw Nashville, Tenn
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REMOVAL.
BEAsLEY n RUTH,

No. Is, Deaderick street, NdshUllle, THa., Rez
door to Henderson Bros,
RI prepared TO DO all kinds Of Painting GrEinng
"A Marbleing and Paper-Hangng, at prices TO suit
the times iunea0-tt.
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ron ne Southern Pan Finder, NeB orleans, Ia.
Vry them you that are AFFLICTED and We are sure
ghat your testimony can be added 70 the already nu-
eiorous st that has received benefits thAt 10 other
UaedieaC can produce,
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REyEuY, Mass, Dec. IL 1890.
II. q, SpALDiSG, Esq.
wish for circulars or large show bills to bring
gOar Cephal0 pills more particularly beforomy cuetO-
mers. II you have anything Of the kind, please send
Ome
One Of my customers, who Is subject 70 severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two dsys) IDas cured Of
aedck ~ one hosT ~ goar Plls, which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W. h WILKES.
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BEILg VERSON, ONO, Jan 10, 1851.
HnRY @. SfAlDyG, Esq.
Please End enclosed twenty-five cents, for which
aeud meanother box Oc your Cephalic Pulls. 7hey are
truly ia bet ka5s eBsr tried
Direct A. SLOWER, 2. NJ
Belle Vernon, Wyandot CO. o.
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BrILe VERNoN, Omo, IAN. ID

P.s--i haze used one boz oS your pas, and fin
hain ezoeieR.
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MAsoNyIuLs, CoNN., Feb. S, 1861
'HR. SPALnlNd.
SIR:
ihave tried your Ccphalio Pills, and I1.eheai so
.,yeu that want YOU to send me two dollars worth
more
Part OF these are for the neighbours to whom gave
few out of the first box from you Send the Pills
by mail, aud obige your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Ne, SPALDNd. HAvERFORD, PA. Feb. 8, 1861
Sir:
wish you 90 send noe one more box your CephahG
fills, IhdUsFccausd gc1t deal Of BENEFIT from them.
Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN sTOIEHQUsE
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SPErCE CRBEs, HUsuNOroN Co, Pa,
N. G. SP4DINC. January IS, 1861.
Sri
You will please send me two boxes Of your &c.
phalic Pils. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
TNrO ID cTnfpNr,
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Etnrn Lhe pllosral. 81. CIana. Mine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

TThooughout the North there is
. CROWNS disrosii on to give the next
campaign every characteristic Of cru
city and violence. The recent decree
Of The General Commanding in Mem.
phiS requiring every citizen between
the ages Of Is ana rs to leave the
city or subscribe tie oath Of allegiance.
has driven perhaps two thousand
s2Oo0) men into the ranks Of the
Southern army The excuses Of des-
potism operate crde)ly upon individ.
uals, but the Confederate Government
has no reason to complain.
The reign Of Butler in New Oh.
leans and Of Grant in Memphis
win justify any policy we may choose
to adopt when Southern army crosses
the Ohio and seizes d Northerpempo.
rum ANDREW johnson has sworn
that b would blow up the State capi.
tol At Nashville rather than surrender
Tito Forrest. This Is III Tory wo,l
should Cincinnati o. other Northern
elsy taA into our hands, We can sry d
the Yankee General in Memphis that
pc must esacuate that place or Gin.
|%ciuati shall be faized to The ground.
By Aplother means can tAis oits b.
~seabthtea. ~ assail IL iasursa 4.
destruction II very trath Ne sbouId
~suFfqnder 20 moro cities. Tbc Fes.
sen asIigned forth surrender Of Mem.
his sss that ! vast helpless posaIs.
i0a mlghl nps become wanderina bag
gaes ard oalcasts The Yankees =
New England Aaye Played wiIBou|
eesApg By s6s s6nlh nighs be curse,
AnIAs pursuance II ibi
n9H No Yahhe6 alsap has ..l.s,
Ala decree ena refugees fFom Man
ai ona aEeryWhete
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

nsIo mon THE sigbl hundred sub
seribefs 10 The Beacou, who never
Sought N olhee, and this susssr Scr
viii condemn ii, We viii retire from tae
newspaper business Ard surrender y
d somo haasensdssesnssd genius, Who
dances through The warld besPapg'ed
with gfsietiug lace, siafs stripes and
feathers The wonder admiration Of ali
the little boysaua iiggers ia the South.
Iern Copfderacy.
we congratulate our people that all
ibis appliesto but few very few Of the.
olHcers or appointees Of our Govern
meat. The great mass Citizen are In
telligeht honorable and faithful Fu0lic
servants. 10 these wo owe an apology,
and It Is useless to deagnae them,
'thsir bearing and their deeds Poiutthem
out 50 Enthusiastically that they viii.
never b coafouaded by ous readers
with empty dolls and hraggaFts ahs.
should be lashed around the wor!d.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

G-We can't help reminding our
friends new and then Of their conduct
ii the day, Of peace. On our part
this is 4 labor Of love. We would
not have them forget The follies Of
which they have been guilty for fear
that they may 80 induced to repeat
them.
4 was on a bright beautiful day at
Shuqualak when one of the sublimest
Of Red Republican Secessionists was
saving the atmosphere with ayehe-
mence unparalleled. He clawed at
the rays Of the sun like a maniac.
He foamed at the mouth like q wild
boar. He waded into the sublime
histories Of Squatter Sovereignty With
his brooches and sleeves rolled up to
his neck. lie betrayed in his dis
torted features ana jerking limbs all
the terrors ola nan in the last s,ages
Of deligium triaDgles. lie was taaring
the Government to pieces like a very
bird Of Jove with his hooked beak and
bloody talons. How the exhilaratcd
crowd shouted They rent the air
with praises Of the heroic orator.
Don't you remember him, friends ?
He advised you TO keep the Douglas
ties in the rear rank when the war
came, at The consequences Of which
they had brains enough TO trcmble.
He told you to caution them about
shooting the brave before breakfast"
se~eessiunists in their backs, lie beg
ged US not TO be alarmed, but to stay
at home and that he and his adherents
would do all the fighting.
Perhaps that men, that peerless
orator and profound statesman is a
quatermaster, a commissary 81 a sur.
geon Perhaps he has fought yalis
autly at the head Of Regiment, and
IS one Of those whose deeds have At,
tested both his honesty and bis weak
ness.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

H~AN AroLoGy We regret *.
cesdingly that an article in our last is
SUE gave offence to some Of our friends.
We surely never design being offensive,
and made no illusions intended to be
personal Whenever i writer or d
speaker utters The truth it invariably
stirgs some conscience stricken sinner.
In the church be often weeps and then
takes bis seat upon The anxious bencho
in tho world, this sinful world the
wounded sinner repents BY hard swear
ing. This last Is now somewhat improy.
% upon IL Lincolon's despotism, II
! military tyro L offended BY the Press.
the newspaper is suppressed and the
editor jagged Fernando Woods news.
paper went down in New York BY q
military decree, because it proclaimed
the truth to a deluded people, Down
South when an editor tells what he
thinks. and those il authority are Of
Tended, there Is generally a deal Of hard
swearing, which eliminates with the
empty charge of treason. Each Office,
holder, By some wonderful necromaucg
bf his own diseased fancy, deems him
self the impersonation Of TIE Confsder-
ate States and when bis inordinate
selfloyc is wounded. he imagiuss that
che whole C~oufeaeraey vrilhes under
the lash just Al 10 does.
Ffcn childhood We have been IN j
newspaper cBice We have never
known an editor who was not savagely
CONDEMNED ifhe we're 10 honest exponent
Of truth. We have never seen 1 swell.
head VINO did not believe that the Gov.
.ernmeut was made uos for the people.
but for the oficeshcders. sThe peo.
pie has 20 interest ID the affairs 81
Goyerhmeat except 70 pay taxes and
make soldiefs, aud them obey orders
This Is the creed Of The countless many
who have been suddenly elevated b
acoideat oF fgolilisa ID places
which ihey are utterly united There
lives DOL 1 man Who ever heard asruly
gsm man denouneing lhs newspaper
Pse. He knows gul veil shht srrars
og to- day ate corrected a lhs morrow
sna hon ample elopament II made
paal injustice.
w baye opl 3 1opIole that spirit
eklaling aaon 4 ee officials. whe
8opld resort 10 81 agencies e he most
dainnabk dstposisms d 1an1aal their
mlAassaa slslF gaosaass aha want d
fidelity o lhe NetnIs hose sfsinl|
shey b. n deem lhi|
toni g baali CD afsleky aaa 6 spu|
III oHf friends Nf6 ||aTe les l0
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

Ggae ol;ra $ porpetrQted by
Ncrtaet1 troops d West Tennessee
hive DC Iurepel in Tho history Of cars
among ciyilizaduations From Me4.
phis to Oorilth The whole country is
laid waste. Women and children are
driven rutllassly frou rieadered
homes GRO are destroyed horses
and cattle xii ID or iriven away, and
the popuIatio'i lelt to starye, lIidi-
GUS ruin reigns Throughout West Ten
nessee. A tbroDg Of r%lundcrcrs fol-
lows il the wake of the Northern Ar.
my, and neither age, sex, nor condi-
ton is spared a woman was abused
and Der home pldndered within eight
miles Of Mepphis on the Charleston
Road. All crimes, onormities, OPP
preston, and cznctions, known among
the most barbarous nations Of whom
history tells US are practiced by our
foes Yet this is not enough. All
these horrors are inflicted upon the
people Of Virginia under the very eye
Of President Lincoln. The declared
policy Of the Northern despot has be-.
come that by which the people of any
rebellious district once overrun shall
be made forever incapable Of resisting
Northern invasion.
WC to the oeople Of Mississippi
should an armed horde penetrate the
interior Of this State. It is well that
our militia are being organized 1t is
well that every citizen capable ofb3ar.
ing arms ahateser his age or roie.ions
in llfe, should become at once an
adept in the arts If a soldier. Gov.
Pettus at least deserves credit fer his
ouersg esaol in the Organization Of
means for the defence Of our homes.
The hour may come when every man
must shoulder bis gun. We would
have no armed mob in the field, and
hence not only those who have gone
into camps Of instruction but those
left at homo should be persistantly
drilled. We mrst become a nation Of
soldiers, aud the sooner this end is at.
taiued the soone: will our freedom be
achieved
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06
n=CApr FnnrR-Wn !.

1W.Nr HH-E.Ea H-HLa
n-CApr. Foore.-We regret es.
ceedingly that, from the nisafp.ehon.
sion explained in a late iss@g IT the
Beacon, Oapt Foote us oot sl.hor-
lied By the W. b Fsrtment to raise
an independent cavalry company.
Mr., Randolph he Secretary Of War,
in a late letter referring to these or
ga~nizatiopg describes a Gt leader. One
would recognise Capt. FOOte as the
original Of the picture drawn. He
would never lead a band e laEless
plunderers he has courage c%ojlness
and discretion. 1t seems howey that
from a technical i~uformality bis
application for an appointment the
popular Captain of the Noxubee Cav,
airy Is for the present withdrawn
from the service. We would fain
hope that the action Of the Depart
ment may be reconsidercd, and that
che invaluable services Of Capt. Foote
may not be lost to the country in this
hour Of trial.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06
nv x Ferris

nv III Ferris
DEAR slR-rumof With Der thonAapQ
tongues. Is abroad ii our lAnd and
as Is her usual custom. pefnalisllne and
circulating haza snd mAlloinaa s
hood BY your 11nf.aa IaEan ntli
Of the nedInm II YOU pApbI & 00ntlas
dict : fal siatams6 i
sell, i reported Al have beer
informed that lam sese's'He d.
lalF OF month guE nj Eiaes aa
NiszQ1fr % F~af1aHslHt ft0ffzsen s..
the htnIlI6a of ahaaQk so|a |Ai SaEh
smen has IS 6abaaliaa q lIA|'
ard / pgononnes IA Nill4l and 5
.ulot0 ~ h6o6 add ~ nf16f Tf TIC
menaaeii9 Of Tho AaIHnf EA'sf 8Ae
mas have iyen any a
report T. The lion HeAl1 S. z'es S.
Noxpboe County
SAAIHEI COMMON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

ssh'l ~ sha Ioa yilla 5v6f
peg elieEsa isRaFa e 81. 600 81 sa
nsag pa Qpl Ae IIs WiI
MoHzg a59n d hasa oAs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

r5~Every newspaper in the South
should advise its readers to retain their
wheat and beware Of converting il into
-four. Tho corn crop will not be album
dant, ard the wheat soWcd this Fsll will
ripcn several months before the next
corn crop. Wheatis worth from S. to
81 per bushel even now, and when want.
ed for seed, it will have doubled, per-
haps trebled, in value. Ia many por-
tionsof Mississippi and Alabama the
corn produced will not supply the peo:
pie with bread till another corn crop Is
gathered. The next wheat crop must
anticipate and supply this deficiency.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

liE tehffS[
We we're extremely sef
" to notice in your laai paper 2 eass
aSia upon Capt JAS 3 Slapeel e
lsN i Sheriff. No neee So
such thing CAPT Slaughter Is 4 m
socs and true he IS holding milisaEy
oheg and Is serving Chs country better
abaa any SheTiF could Our present
Sheriff h9sGiiea theoaice during = tiue
Of unusual deficulty. An oneFrous
mtltsey lax 10 be- collected in com
was eidea . the ordinary laxa!iou q
tax county. Almost every man spid
"tho military tax eaonot Be paid-itis
iupossjblo.p Every citizen believed i
op Mr. Gonnor with bis usual and char
aterstie energy, at the greatest labor
aud trc-Dle, went into inc money marx
eta ! bought the gold and silver and
let our people have il At what j sost
hin, and has not disttained thc proper
~ ii Any man for taxes Is he 70 Be
supplauted for such conduct The
lcriT's Office has not been profitable q
MI. Ccnnor 50 far letbim have II lcns
GER for in all bis acts, he has prcyed
himself the model Sheriff. Let MIR
Conner say whether he will run again,
if be will tie Taxpayers will elect him,
III not, then the people will consider
he claims Of Capt. Slaughter or any
othor gentleman, whose friends may see
ftio call him out. Mr.. Common has
So ed only an uncxpired term, and i
he will consent to stand for the Office
oeain. let him announce his name Al
ouco.
TAX PAYERS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-08-06

aFSiuce We hardly know a sur
geoh il the army mother 4 steward nor
hospital keeper since VIC can BY 10
possibility entertain the slightest per-
sonal maleyoIanee towards any one d
them se would imagine that they
might aseFibe our criticism upon them
aud their conduct @ lOflier motives.
We OILY sought lie good "a lie 81.
diegs ppcn those Strength and salos
sa sAs ssaas.y depends.
When they complained, se deemed
itqnf das5 70 Ne hslerance Is their
sayings We afe forthe soldiers the
common soldiers against lie world.
We gre fpE Ihs men @ho d
against those who 90 hot. va afe
iof those who aIeal th6 sney6y Il ii.
p~eFlors ia ydnk We aid lof fde|
ppsslish' j Fiolie brave soldier
against all Che o1HaiaIa in th6 uuisafAs
There s 10 evil without
asae5p snt blessing Even I'LL 9as
haa the psopls 81 tlas country 4
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