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PARTIzAN RANGERs.-We publish this morning
the recent act of Congress- authorizing the raising
and bringing into service of bands of partizan ran
gers This is most attractive branch of the SER
vice to men of courage and enterprise, and the
diton of affairs now in this State, is most inviting
for the operations of such bands Now is the time
for the free-fghters the men of dash and daring
Let the fox-hunters, and mountaneers, and woods
men, and the brave and adventurous everywhere
unite into squads choose their leaders and fall to
work. This is the way to achieve individual fame,
and render the most effective service.
an Act to organize bands Of Partisan Rangers.
SECTION l. The Congress of the Confederate States
of America do enact, That the President be- and he
is hereby authorized to commission such officers as
he may deem proper, with authority to form bands
of Partizan Rangers, in companies, battalions or
regiments, either as infantry cavalry the compa-
MES, battalions regiments to be composed, each,
of such number as the President may approve.
Sec. 2 Be it further enacted, That such Partizan
Rangers after being regularly received into the SER
vice. shall be entitled to the same pay, ratons and
quarters during their term of service, and be sub
ject to the same regulations as other soldiers.
Sec. g. Be it further enacted, That for any arms
and munitions of captured from the enemy.by
any body of Partizans Rangers and delivered to any
Quarterynaster at such place or places as may be
designated by Commanding General, the Rangers
shall be paid their full value in such manner as the
Secretary of War may prescribe.
Approved April 81, 1859.
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a. Trust sI, IN GoD AND TIE PEOPlE-The teDsio.
the public mind is sufficiently painful wbOnt SOn Of
anxIeties arising from rumors, often Of tbO added
surd character and the discoura e most ab.
arises. from want of confidence in o,. which
leaders III our military
1t is very true, that we have censurad 49,
mem when we have deemed its measures uoVern.
put 1t has been because it is prope, to roo, uGWSe
the constitutional responsibility to nnbI;o i'"u Of
we do so the more freely because we do opinion;
city of our rulers. ~ y" the capa.
The war is enphatically waged bv tbo,
LED by the resources of great and vaIIop. "S and
IL was their voice that declared the w. people,
bodies that ill the ranks The conSno @'lu Their
conquest must be borne by them. and tdRuences Of
OF victory are due to their proves 'ie donors
This fact should be constantly Font
we may not fall into the error of snnrna; n'u that
derive the indentures of our liberty r. tive
ana Generals 1t is God who inspired rs resident
determination to vindicate our rights st WIN the
ltls He who has vouchsafed to ms ~ any cost
strength OF arm to resist the foe and ~. and
lend the homes we love with the best bIooJ 10 de-
men. "ioOu Of free
Let US then employ the means which D.
has bestowed upon US. Let us dsregard ~
slton of foes,-the inequality of nnShoI, 'ne oppO
roTs of those who direct US, and ~ '-tne er.
selves. The people, we repeat, have m upIn our
war-they will conquer, and to the Goo a uiaGe this
theirs and their own strong arms be- tba .I i Ia
their succesS.-Rich. WhfG 'H' glory Of
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THE "WAR TAX" IN THE Noprn II,
Tax" bill meets with intense opposItion j. .n War
The Washington correspondent of tbn S I;is North
Commercial writes of it: cincinnati
The tax bill is an awful affair." 1t will r,i,, .
enormous amount of money or DESTROY vor raise an
OF busIness-one or the other. It will naa amount
gress The public debt by the first of rU pass SOn-
$1,000 OO0 900. That is the calculation Of VIII De
auditor of the Treasury. think it is show .e cae
reality The public really know LITTLE Of n Jl Inc
the true condition of the finances Thew will %a y
It out hereafter when they are called n1on n III nnl
the interest of the public debt The prncipo, pay
person expects will ever be paid. F''p1l no
Ihe Secretary of War says that the Dcro..os
transportation required by the advance in t6o
mys territory has increased the war eynsnSo cie,
hVe millions per day-more than the prntin ~ 10
chine has the power to supply" '''''''o uia-
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$50 REWARD,

ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN THE
latter part of the month of March last his negro mau
JoS aged about % years. about feet 10 inches high of
dark gingercake color and finely formed He is car
penter by trade and has been to RIegh the County
OF Alamance trying to get employment having worked at
his hands burned which caused the flesh to leave his nails
and his nails to have very long and ugly appearance
The above named reward will be paid to any one that
will arrest and conne him in Jail any other county than
Granville so that get him; and reward Of $40 will be
paid If be shall be caught in this county and delivered to
me- or lodged In the county jail
C. R. LEWIS.
Oxford, N c., April % 1862. l7-w&swlm.
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OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.


ARMSTRONG BREECH-LOADING FIELD PlhCho
Thy ORDER OF MAJOR F. ]. BoGGS, A REND1b1 T.
Id vous and RECRUITING Station will be esao,S SARGE
Weldon N c. under the supervision of Capt. hsnnsds
H. GREGORY, where recruits either sIngly OF IA Hec.
will be received and mustered into this popular S
tive arm of the service. rll b
Any capable person rendering part Of company w"
appointed TO a corresponding position ,,. furnish
Bounty pay, quarters, subsistence ana clotniiE
ed from the day of enlistment: CDFcnRY
AuuiesS 'Aff' Weldon, n. Z;
April y, 1852.
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The Standard.
CoMPTROLLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR hND-
ING SEPTEMBER 80, 1861.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EI;btino the number Aeres Land VaIuGaoH Lana 'dSS
0<. s. p. he TIres deriUed from sUsry sub
;sf Of tas@tion n tie ssusraL Counties Of the STATE and
The Gggregats amount GSso tie lLt eD,sd g TIE
Szd Other purposes, as ToI0aos:
1861. . ,eu,NonoN co1-Nrv
GOODMAN burden, Sheriff.
Acres Land, nstss
Valuation Land, $6oo,zoI'oo
Town Property, Sla''OOS
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KITTRELL,S SPRINGS.

KITTRELL'S SPRINGS.
A FTER THE 18TH MAY, THIS POPULAR PLACh
N of summer resort will be open for the reception oil ~
tors Since the last have made many improve
The healthy location of place, the medicinal VIZ
tues of the water its accessibility (being Immediately gu
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and its safety from us
invading enemy, render it pleasant and desirable nome
for persons seeking summer quarters.
We would say to the many who have already applied lor
board that have been necessarily compelled to reu
them, house was only fitted up for summer acc0
modations
TERMS:
Board per day, SW
s. week, IL W
month, 40 w
% Children and servants half price.
BLACKNALL co,
PrOprietOrs.
April go, 1852. lS-w&sWim
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPRING d SUMNER CEOTHEyc
FOR SALE
AT REASONABLE PRICES

h1AA'DANU " OLO1IIlNU ENlAbLlSHMENT
"A GOOD OPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFER
eq TO those who may wish to supply themselves e1rr
shape. ~ ' 'n III cut and
THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK va,
purchased from our branch houses early last summer
TAR prices and can and WILL to make SPEEDY sIeS b a.
fered at smut G6GdRce on cost '' We 0i'
Mr. d. does not desire to purchase Goods at War Prices
10 sell TO his customers, and will not therefore he aha 70
Keep up his stock during the war-aer this date Nav
Is the time to buy from the best and qrqsst stock in G
Southern C0Rtederacy Our stock consists of: Wv
500 Black and CoI'd French Cloth Frocks and Sacks
$50 Cord Spring Cashmere Sacks and Frocks,
500 Linen White and COPd Frocks and Sacks
2oc Back Drab de etc FrOcks and Sacks
300 Black Alpaca Sacks and FrUcks
400 pairs Fancy Cashmere Pants.
$50 pairs Black brad de etc Pants
200 pairs Black French Cashmere Pants
800 White and Cord Linen Pants.
We have 300 Fancy and Plain MarseeS Vests ,;,b
good assortment of Neck Ties Cravats Hdks &C. Also
Chlldrens Suits, and Youths and Bows Suits
Raleigh March 7, 1862. nNw&lWI9t
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TO MILL OWNERS.

- proved SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE kept
constantly on hand and for sale at South Lowell Orange
County N G. Warranted for five years. All communica-
mons must be addressed to and all unsettled business
closed through me- have authorized agents travelling
Beware of limitations and impositiOns
JNO. A. MCMANNEN.
South Lowell, N. c., April 90 1862. l7-w&sw5tpd.
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SWORDS SWORDS.
SWORDS,
AND
BELTS,
BELTS,

BELTS,
BELTS,
BEAUTIFUL LOT OF SWORDS AND BELTS.
WHINING make-ust received in store, and fnr Sa
manufactures prices at Whitakers Book Store "iH'e
ton, n. C. Address
Wilmington, C.
Anr;I 90 1890 lS-w&sw4t'
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FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE.-A LARGE
IA house with eight rooms office with three rOOms
and on the same lot, excellent garden fruit trees
bes, and splendid well of water, &C.. &C. 1t is Of
the best places in Hillsboro'.
Apply to SAMUEL, PEARCE.
HIlisboro, N. e., April 25, 1862. 34-w&Sw5tpd.
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HILLsBoRoUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.

1H111H1'oO1tOOV1I IHILII ACADEMI'
ENHlS INSTITUTION WILL BE RE-OPENED UN-
Il der efficient management on WEDNESDAY, March
5h The services of officers having been permanently
cured no further interruption of duties need be aPpr
hended.
For circulars, stating terms &c. address
SUPERINTENDENT H. NJ. A.
HillsbOrough n. C.
Jan. 81, 1862. lO-sw&w3m.
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The ENEMY's PLANs.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial makes the
following disclosure of the plans of the Lincoln Ad-
ministration:
81 have learned through source that can rely
on that the two sections of the Republicans have
struck hands and sealed friendship on this basis;
the radicals to 60 for gradual emancipation
compensation for slaves liberated contiscatlon by
judicial sentence-for the present. In the mean
time military operations are to go on. If the mil
itary operations succeed, these constitutional ~
measures are to be made sufficient to the end-the
utter adjustment of slavery. If the military OPP
erations flag or fail then Mr.. Lincoln is to proclaim
general emancipation as a military necessity. As
have seldom failed in my predictions of the future,
as think your readers will bear me witness, will
now make another, that this war will end in pro-
clamation of the freedom of the slaves, and in the
separation of the Cotton States from the Union or,
in their subjugation, with change of our constitu
tional form Of government"
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Gross Amount,

County purposes 25 cents per 500 value real
estate, aud 81 per poll,
Schools, ) do, and 20 do,
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BOGGS' BATTAL1O

April 90, 1862
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
lalI for The militia.

The Governor has called out the Militia, between the
ages Of IS and as in the following counties and to the
number hereinafter stated:
From the county of Washington 100 men, Smyth so
men, Grsyson 90 men, Carroll 100 men, Floyd 90 men,
Pulaski 30 men, Wythe rs men, Montgomery 90 men,
Roanoke 90 men, Boetourt 100 men, Craig 80 men, Al.
IL hany 20 men, Greenbrier 100 men, Monroe 100 men,
Giles 100 men, Mercer so men, Bland 80 men, Tszswell
rs men, Mcdowell so men, Wise so men, Buchanan 80
men, Lee $50 men, Scott $50 men, Russell 100 men,
Raleign 100 men, Wyoming 100 men, Logan 200 mer,
Bone 100 men, Wayne 100 men, Cabell 500 men, Put
nam $50 men, Ksnawhl 500 men, Mason 800 men, Clay
rs men, Nicholas 100 men, Fsyette 100 men, BraIon 10
men, Webster 80 men, PocahontAs DO men, Randolph
so men.
Making In all above four thousand men. The man
ner in which these troops to be raised thus stated
"As the organization OF the several Regiments Of Militia
has been deranged by the going into service Of many
officers and men, that cannot be known at heatquar-
Lsrs who the cemmandAnts Are-the Presiding JUS
ice Of each county required to proceed IMMEDIATELY
70 designate by lot draft from the Militia men OF his
county between SO and ~ years OF age without regard
10 rsgimsntsl bounds the number Of required from
each before stated unless that number shall be made
up in whole in part BY volunteers; and 70 that end be
is authorized to call upon or more Justices and the
COMMUNIST or Commissioners OF The Revenue to aid
him"
The troops thu, called for to report 10 General
Floyd at the Salt Works In smyth county, aud the Co.
yeraor adds that otber calls will DO made the nsces-
sites Of the country may require"
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Words.

We are sorry to see tho word "naionsP sometimes
used With reference to Confederate affairs We think
tots should bs henceforward forbidden word. Ths
Oonfederaey is not nation, but league Of nations
and We hink it would be better, when We come 10 read
qst affairs aid give the Constitution the oyerhsuhpg
watch il ~ much needs, to drop the name Of Oonisder
ae States and substitute for Ii that Of The Allied Ma
ors, OF, The Allied Republics. 1t would be more de.
s,rptre and would 10 inculcae aud transmit
correct ideas Of the theory and character OF our Gov
eminent We have liking for the word State :" it
sounds Yaukeeish TO cur ear. Vuginians have besD
more accustomed to the word Commonwealth, and pre-
fer it, But if We to have Sates lot 1t never be for
gotten tha; each State is in and OF seli Nation or Re
public distinct aud pericot-tItEs, tsrs &c roiuHdns -
We hope our ,urnAlss and public men will be careful
Of their phrsseology in speaking Of the General Govern
ueut, for 10 this respect words are things
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'I'"1 ~ - N7@''7 y -.-99' - " ~ -
EXECCriON Up A GUERILLA

Jsr, uiiah by, one of the Q ,Antrsl's guerss, Wss
shot 81 the or yesterday morning, tsVirg been found
guilty By the Military Commission Of treason and muir
der. Ii Was proved that BOY was msmb,r Of 9 Ian.
sls guerilla band shat he accessory to and gaty
Of abe murder Of Allison, citizen Of Missouri and Of
a Uaiisd States soldier Of Bal zasfS opnmand, on
the 20 OF March, at Bloc Bridge Crossing Jackson
county No also OF burning said bridge; also Of trea
souasle ae 10 llVJng war against the United States.
The Is tbs fourth Of military murder reported in
our columns within week. Il iedms to ask the ques
lion Wben does Secretary Randolph propose to try his
plan Of retaliation, promised to Senator Clarke in his
late letter 10 tba gentleman l. lately said in New
York Better that every bel should perish than that
loyal life should be lost" Cannot our Secretary Of
War rsOProcale The sentiment FAR As TO feel that Ii Is
bstlss that few Of Tie invaders should ussi msttsd
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he Bostap Transcript says few evenings soes
young lady in tho city Of Georgetown d o, belonging
{, rank SECESSION family, married TO al onieer In
the regular army. Her relatives were opposed 70 the
match aud among the presents sent BY very rebeous
family vas loaded bombshel, intended for the happy
couple
Eias Howe, Of Bridgeport, inventor Of shs swing
machine, and Of the vealthsst In Conneciic y,
tsr giving two thousand dollars the enlistment fuac,
Tot procure substitute.
The owner Of an extensive arbe yarl In Phls lei
phia has onsrsd, on application his iii 1 to Urn SD,
without charge, suitable marble stone TO max The
resting place Of every soldier dying In the hospital Of
that city.
The Calais Ne. Advertiser states that more Than
6fty persons, wearing the apparel Of me,, haing from
Penobscot are pov bounding ovsr the hne" to escape
Q draft
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MISCELLANEOUS

The proves Of John Morgan, the guerilla leader 10
Ksntucky seem, 10 be appreciated by the widows Of
that State. When he entered Versailles having put to
flight Federal force hs met by gay young widow,
Who Rugged and kissed the bandit chief In presence Of
the oiiiz ,ns.
A man In Franklin, N q +, enlisted about week ago,
but on second thought did not want to 20 10 var and
so went home aud chopped OF one Of his fingers with
az axe he said be did ii he was driving stake into
the ground but most Of the people 10 Franklin do not
drive stakes with the sharp end Of al ara.
The New Haven (Oonn.) Journal says that two mem
bers Of the congregation Of Of their city churches
had scientific bout at fscui In the vesibue Jest be-
fore tie commencement Of the morning service 90 Sun
hits from the shoulder" With well bruised faees-
The Democrats Of Iowa held State Convention q
DIS holnes the l7sh ult Il Il reported The hsses'
and most h.rnsnioua asasahass Of the kind hh s5e'
ne, in tho State.
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To CORREsPONDnNTs.
Vtetory Again.

The indomitabe Jackson has added another victory to
oas swelling s BY routing the iOress Of The brAsEAr
Pop4 Very few particulars have reached ~ rAeg vii
BE- found under the FeegrPhio head We inOus to the
opinion that i. vas not general engagement Perhaps
The valiant Pope got of the sAy to soon and too
last 10 admit Of IT, fbe country loses VI lie nOSss'
sOiiiers 10 the death Of Gen. Wiuder.
The Intelligence from Missouri and ArksnsAa Is very
encouraging. See telegrAms.
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death, thereby the lives Of any Of the defenders Of
their homes may be saved Toe honor Of our Govern.
msnt Is pledged the employment Of every means re
cognrsd by the Code of War to protect the lives Of our
partisan rangers to the extent snd with the same
z,a as tie sodsIy Of any other branch of the service
No. only good faith bu. good policy requires tha. this
.h,uld not he forgotten.
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vh.r. vs l.,. having fought their war all through nom
I.r OIL. d,.spce Of st least 80 miles In ply 70
email Of Gen. PastsrsOns Gen: Mcclellan said we
sn.bt h.t,s svery day for he les. week. and WHIPPED
,bss every Tine, though they had three TO one Gen
Paterson ssksd Gel IrE. Tor some on = 20
-b,eb he replied 'YO1 will fad them scattered every
Ebrrs but they arr, nevertheless, 10 solid, compact
oSt Ara IN reply TO another remark, be said -
what We want is fresh men-ihey are worked to
death" Gen. keoleAn left, in the tug, after about
tuo MINUTES delay
Ia conclusion, Il Is gratifying to know that these re-
suits we're attained uih loss far inferior to what was at
rs. believed los which, already stated. was greatly
ex ssded by that Of the enemy and which, in proportion
70 the number Engaged, will compare iaVOrAby With that
sustained in any Of the previous battles.
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rsE rsDI PixDEScn OF TIE SOUTH OUGHT To Bs Rioos
NIZtD.
lPOm the London BerAli. (Osrby organ).l


Mr. Lindsay IL very easily Satisfied. We do not kdo~
hos the friends OF the Oontt derate will look upon
tho "bolliug Of their fayOrita" this ccJason But We
upect great portion OF the public will sgree that he has
neen got a." What on earth could have induced the
member for Sunderland 10 move bis resolution He
ough have had plenty Of time 10 make up bis mind AZ
70 is merit He has postponed il half dozen tmcs be
has rounded IL, aud tqded H. aud shaved IT, TO make t
20 acceptable as possible to the house. lie moved u
10 BETTING the gravity OF the interests t involved
dc upI oed 1t by arguments that we're not even attempt
ed to be snsEered aud then-le withdrew it. We do
rot blame Mr.. Lindsay. We have no doubt he has eT
ceen Telsons for the course he took But do hope
chat thCs, gentleman who lock upon this great question
the light that the highest national interests OF up
on IT, end Who 10 1t something TO be decided
than the convenience oil minister will not be eontent
to allow Mr. l. to be their Up, ssmsD Lot Us have their
views put broadly and integbly TO the country and dis
cussed freely, that psupersed operatives may know
Who are their real and who their l,e end and that
the gallant people who struggling for their liberty
and deyoing the nobtst and wsahest OF their sous 10
the contest with the meTcenary lords Of the North may
learn 10 whose hearts there dwes true sympathy with
their oppressed and bleeding nationality. OF this We
are assured Intervention may be delayed, bat il must
come We msy lock coldly and oomplsoently at the
Offerings Of the Southern pairots and may refuse
listen to the warnings Of social crisis preached to US
in every frosh report Of the distress In
featuring dstricu but the time will arrive when inter-
vrnion will be forced upon But there must be more
rnsge in Virginia, more burning Of deenceess citios
the Southern seaboard, more hanging Of Southern
panoIs more famine 10 Llnoashire before the Govern.
msnt oil responsibility Il IL the old story Of
Wing administration. We are once more drifting into
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"raE RAN SAVANNAH RiADY FOR WORK"

RAN sANhhAh NOhh
The Herala's Hilton Head correspondent, under date
oi July 81, writes
The growing bolness Of the rebels in the Savannah,
their Auiaciou. movements Oh Tybee Island AID their
uoent adventures opposite Dixuskie arc explained
We now have positive information tina! the rebel RAM
which has for opg time been in process Of eonsrae-
ton at Savannah, is completed, armed, manned aud
ready for All accounts which me to US repre-
sent her 10 BIS ola Ney orm dable character Sic is OF
light drsught grea! power, AID has very heavy ams-
ment. Already the rebels making the necessary
soundiugs preparatory 10 bringing her down the iyer
TSo s.esmsrs carrying the rebel h!g and engaged in
the performance OF this service, came within range OF
Fort Pulaks guns Tuesday, but we're compelled TO
ritire.
0f course the iron clad is the absorbing topic
she is xpected to venture forth at early day. Al
ready inorous people deyisng Of eirg from
the ram TO come, while the other hand Admiral Du'
pnn making every preparation 10 receive the monster
The Pal Jones il ordered return from DjbS Sound,
and II the hcrrmac No. appears. will undoubtedly
have plenty OF work 10 do.
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WANTED.

10y young lady who has had several experience IN
ID teaching situation Goyernsss In fany ,r Teacher
school, Lstrutt the uaaAl Ebgsh branches and nuse
Address stating terms, &c.,
sWe-2. Box 49, hichnoad. We
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A lrRsoBAUm PIPD- b tuifI syrtnset q TsLaps
W hssueAsun and srG uesA rPs ls., 70 hsns ana ios
Sals By IL. fAT1Ks0H 90,
sssp in ssl rtsst
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sea OF troubles For al practical purposes Inc helm Of
the vessel OF State might b, .shnd and the sales fured
the shifting currents and the conflicting winds left 70 de-
frmine il destination. fi (,