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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
speeulations about w estern Virginia.

SpeeulatiOns about w eStern Virginia
(Wash. dispatch to Cincinnati Gazette)
The papers here are full of enormous
speculatlons as to the plans of the rebel
authorities for the further prosecution of
their war of invasion. They talk about
the probability of Lees detachiup so ono
of his best troops to take march from
Winchester on Wheeling, and then down
the river in the steamboats, which, accord
ing to the speculations, the rebels are to
find nicely tied up for them at the Wheeling
wharVes.
The danger of a rebel movement on
Western Virginia is not probably over
estimated. 1t was found out in their dis
patches a couple of weeks ago, and many
indications have tended to confirm the
suspicious there thrown out; but tn papers
here, in their speculatiOns on the plans,
seem to Imagine tGat Virginia and Ohio
are as small and rs easily crossed by a
forced march as Rhode Island or the Dis
trict of Columbia. The rebels outgiyinps
from Richmond are said to be that when
this invading army shall have been started
off, the balance of Lees forces will fall
back to Richmond, if not interrupted by
our troops, and take position inside the
Notifications of the rebel capital. A large
share of this, however, is, doubtless, the
sheerest speculation.
Doubtless these speculations are, as sug-
gested above, some~hat the work of irnag
ination. At the same time all the indi
cations are, that there is foundation for
them. Every private and public document
that we have seen from Richmond and
Eastern Virginia lately, speak of desire
and design to invade Western Virginia, or
to ''rescue" it, ashley call it. The rebel
government has been steadily increasing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
Office Provost Marshal Gen. for Va,

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Ii paroled prisoners in Western Virginia who
N have not yet reported at this office, or to the
commander OF the post nearest to them will do so
Immediately, they will be arrested and treated as
deserters.
All struggling soldiers, and those absent from their
companies regiments without proper authority,
will report at to this office, the command
of the post nearest to them, to be forwarded to
their post of duty. JOS. DARRs
sep3O Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
MARSHALL COUNTY, VIZ +.

TIN0 THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COU T OF
i SAID COUNTY: We Frederick Elias, j. G. Nee
house and William Springer three reeholders of said
county, do rty that by virtue of warrant direct
ed to by II. McNIehen, Justice of the said county,
we have this day. ON oaths viewed and appraised
n horse taken up by Frederick Sliger his land as
csray and assess the value of the said horse at
fifty dollars. The said horse is four years old thir-
teen fourteen hands high, dark bay or brown,
slim neck, bushy tail and heavy name.
Given under our hands this 22d day of September,
1862, FREDERICK ELIAS,
WILLIAM SPRINGER,
JOHN C. NEEH0USE.
A COpy-Teste,
Z. IL. CALDWELL, Clerk, oct2-3tw*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
500 Reward.

MAYORS OFFICE, WHEELING, Sept. 90, 1862.
PURSUANT to order of Council, hereby offer
L reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
detection and conviction of the person persons who
recently cut the hose of the FIRST Ward Fire Compa-
n.y. for the detection and conviction of any person
who may cut the hose, in any other manner de-
srOy any of the fire apparatus belonging to the city
sepSO-1w A. j. SWEENEY, MaYor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02

EA<1 TO THE TRUSTEES OF
49, THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.-The Trustees of
the Public Schools of the LIST, I'd. 3d. 4th and 5th
Wards Ofthe city of Wheeling, will meet ut the Court
House on Wednesday evening, October LIST, 1862, to
take action upon the recommendation of the Board
of commissioners recently adopted, relating to the
redtrcting OF that pant of the city full attend
ance is requested.
sep27-4t GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
A LARGE STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

OUCH AS High Lustred Black Silks,
- Rich Plain COlored Silks,
Beautiful Plaid ana Figured Silks,
few Patterns very handsome MCire Antique
French Merinos and Qburg,
De LANES and De Beiges,
ottoman Velour5 and Poplins, n very nice STYLE
of Dress Goods,
Shawls-A larger variety than ever found
hero.
ClOaks-The newest and latest STYLES
Furs-A large stock, and at prices to suit every
body.
Cloths and Dueskins
Satnets and Jeans,
Flannelsand Linsey,
Calcoes and Ginghams,
Muslin.
Ticking,
Striped Shifting,
And every other article of domestic goods: also
A new stock of Carpets, at prices to suit the
times; also
Blankets of all colors, particularly groy blan-
kets, OF Regulation weight.
Buck Gloves and Gauatlets,
And every other article kept in frst-class Drv
Goods establishment,
Have just been received, and are for sale at whole
sale and RETAIL at lower prices than offered West of
Merchants from the city and country will find it to
thelr interest to call before purchasing elsewhere as
l nave a large stock of goods purchased from COM
mission honses and importers for cash; and many
goods bought before the late RISE whereby am en-
aoled TO sell at New York jobbing urices.
sePZ' ALEX. HEYMAN.
l37 Main ST.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
Refined Carbon Oil.
STRATED

aE4aJ FROM the stable of Henry Hess, of Full
l6SJ ton, TWO COWS, belonging to the subscri-
iEAsaRa Der. the night the 23d inst. Both ami
mails red, one. the Oldest having white star in
the forehead. The other is three year old heifer.-
suitable reward will be paid any giving infOr-
nation to ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
Uct2-4tw* East Finley, Washington CO., Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-02
HEADoUARTERr 24TB BRIGADE V.M. !
WHEELING. SeDtember 9th 1870 7

General Order No. T.
FIlE non-cOmmissioned officers OF the several com
i panies Of the 18th and 9TH Regiments of the vir-
GINA Militia WILL until further orders meet for squad
drills, on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings
of each week, att o'clock precisely at the following
places, viz:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

VIZ are infornsd hat Grosos AcDoxALD.
sns OF The suffers Of the 43d Regiment. i
making speeches At several points. IN Psrke
ssd verniIlion, for the Cnion ticket. aud Il
doing his country service. McDoSAID came
hone. few days aimee. quite sick wlth the
isvsr, and. - soon e. he csuld get oui OF
bis bed and ssv tho condition Of things at
hone. be took shs stump and 4 giving tie
,sople y.IuAbls Information a. 20 Tho esii-
asls placed upon Tie 5lh Of January iieket
Of vosszxs q Co. By TIE rebels. lie ssys
IL found yoozssz' speeches ia Memphis.
~kea tie Uslon army took that place: and
fhxf sbsy bold bin (VooaHrss) 10 high esl
nation l. that quarter. 10 sAys shsss
shisss have opsned tie syss Of the boys u
Ne Uniea army. ard they very naturally 10.
eylrs Why IL 10. AID nov. that NcDosALr
ssss what bic record Is In Congress. 10 hs'
cone TO The CONCLUSION thsts - the purpose
Of al sueh Democrats TO s.srvs out the 10
Iou srny-hsses the popularity Of such nef
10 the rsh.l camp. MoDoSAID Is Hs'
ralon nan. and esonet sountsnaLes saci
essble-ds.Ilus.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

hope. friend, you and I are net too proud
20 ask for our daily bread and 70 ts ,iAnk.
ful for getting H. IL is thought TO the aw-
tai and beautiful. that OF the daily prayer,
and Of the myriads Of fellow men uttsring H.,
ia care and in sickness. in doubt aud IN PROV
erty. IN health and ia wealth. Al over thls
world. ~hA. an endless chorus Is singing Of
love and shanss and prayer. Day tslls 70
day the wondrous story. ard night recouRis
IL 10 night How DO I como to taink Of a
sunrise which Jaw NEAR twenty years ago
on tire Nile. when the river aud sky rushed
and glo~ed with tho dAwning light. and as
the lumlnary appeared the bostmen knels Cd
the rosy deck and adored Allahl So. as
your sun rlsee. friend. over the humble
hoasetops round about your home. shall you
waks macy aud many day to duty and IA
Dor. Nay The tack have been honestly done
when tne night ccmes and the steward deal
kindly with the isborcr. -TAsekeysy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

The dullasss OF Loadon ~ this season OF
the year has been relieved for tho day BY .
strange glimpse into the romance Of the
peerage. Last w5ek there died At Brighton.
st the early age Of twenty-scven. Byron
Noel. Baron Of Ockham aud Wentworth.
The heir OF large fortune. the grandson
and last direct representative OF the great
est of English poets, the young peer had--so
tho world might have judged brilliant
career before him. He Was the son OF Ada
Byron, the poets only daughter, aud this 10
all that Is known Of him positively. For
some cause unknown, and only family sur
missed. tho young baron never assumed bis
rank. never took his seat in the House OF
Lords. never even made bic appearance in
the fashionable world. Veiy early Ia life
be broke oa his connsction with biz family a,
willingly or not, served on board ship a. |.
common sailor. then supported hiusel a. a
hired laborer in Thames dock yard, and
became cngsged ~ 10 was not actually
ntrrci) 70 Z bar maid IN q sailss's public
house in Ws72iae. Then. in the GzsI bloom
Of bis youns lie. 90 died suddenly BY hem
orrhsgs OF the lungs. and the court papers
mention his existence after yesrs OF sileuce.
The last Of the Dyrons is dead. and the sto-
~ Of tho last descendant Of that strange
race i buried Ia the grave With in.-Lon-
don Later.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

he Lsgslaisrs Of TIE sane stripe. would %
heartily endorsed by the rebels. a ever en-
Of January Dsnocrsi vith tee least spark OF
common sense veil know. sad just no" ~e
are. or should. 20. b very anxious 10 90
.nssAi.g 70 please the worst enemies We
have on earth. The sun-brovned soldier
vould feel that his efforts and bis blood sre
held At naughs, when lis friends refuse TO
sa.,ain him by refusing 70 sustain The cause
al home. No one cAn Tor = moment doubt
bow he rcc!d cast ais vote. and there are
ncas Who appreciate more ksenls The cause
Of tbe Unioa than be. The duty Of every
citizen n az plain as the midsummer sun,
and none but thu psrverse and ignorant can
80 sslrsy.
Tao Governor Il absent in Washington
attending 70 the Interests Of he Statc-look-
inr TO the adjustment Of Arsenal accounts,
And obtaining information il regard 10 the
ne. Arsenal 10 be located here. be will 70
turn this week. accompanied 5y Gsn- Han
iltoa. Who vill supcrin.snd the latter basi-
! os- Max.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

lFrsm tAs Lssisvilis yozrl2. q xccssy ocs- a.
Edward E-crctt II h;s speech s3ro weeks
since. o. Bostoa Common, sai5:
N borrower. throughout tie 5or.h. JE-
Ion uar ventures 20 aTow hi1ssif. the coEs-
nor jsi, the scourgs. sometimes the baker,
e rs fafc. ! kn0~ the prssS at the South
Affects 70 deny the truth of Psrso1 BsoSn-
lows state meats. o~u c3uld not myself
~ frst believe that such atrocities co1ld
have bcsu practiced BY moa protesting 10 De
Christians. nay, BY persons "a tb- highest cisil
and military stations" ftIO
WHY this mAwkish s'6is5eiicfg' Wa Il
mere tdnr<h Of orssory 20 capture mec. or
vas TIC idea Ehxi such this.gs we're TOO kor-
ribly improbable % be true Ard Why not
tue Are tie GosernEcut Ar:asfitIss
South ~ inch better thsa cur la; such
coudnr; staggered the belief OF - '-fne an
Old gentleman" Is EdSarl Eyesets
Tie divine commall = - '..1r.iy thsseli
before rebaki1- others Tor lmpCftJ.' III
We desired % VA back tie south, tie worst
possible method for - 70 adopt was 70 fob
l low their most Odious przctices. and beat
then at it. too -Colsmtas 90 Crisis.
The d0ubie and tri<tsl traitor OF TIE
| Crisis ssks whether the Coyernntni author.
/ ties South are 50 much better than our own
that Edwzvd Everett should hesitate 10 be-
/ lisye that thew isaict the punishment OF tie
common Jail. the scourgo, and tbs halter
upon men for tie mere expression OF 60
/ opinion Thi. amounts 70 an sssertion. or
the part Of the editor, that the United States
authorities imprlson 10 common isils and
scourro and hang men for the utterahee OF
! rebel sentiments. Tie assertion IL foul
f.lsshood. horrible calumny. and such u
was meant 10 be. Let the shameless cid
/ rebel who made IL name. II be can. the IL
stances where the Federal Government has
had men whipped aRd hung tor speaking a.
loyal opinions. a conscrption should b
enforced upon every neck Of woods 10 Ohio
tor cudgels 10 pumnol the shouldeFe Of such
scancsicus iihelef Ct the authorities of tbs
nation.
The editor Of toe Crisis Implies that 80
have followed the most odious practices o.
the Southern rebels. and beat them al T.
TOO" The hoary-headed deiAner OF ni'
country kaovs thai tie Southern Congresi
and the Southern PFes.dont enscted, yea.
ago. that Oh the people OF tho ConGederacy
should, by a named day, swo.f Allsg.Aacs e
TIC rebel Government, or suffer the punish
ment due 70 alien enemies. 10 knows shs
all persons Ia that section suspected Of loy
atty have had their posssssions confseatsd
and. At beat. be4n driven Into exile. IL
does not deny tina. the whip aud the rop'
have been made the penalty Of the sTows
OF Union sentiments. AID yet be daFes q
publish that me United States suthJritiel
have followed the most odious practices @
tho Southern rebels. and beat then al 4
The ole calumaialor deserves 70 he shut u
with 10 other compAEy thsu that secUrss'
knot OF adders. yiperr, coppcrhesds. rattle
snakes. scorpions, and sarshtuls,. With hi
own conscience.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

stsvKsY.--Is Il possible 10 doubt the d.
vine purpose says Thomas jefferson. 81
trsnole Tor nv country when ] reject that
God IS Just. that hs justice cannot sleep for
ever.
When the measure % their tcars shall De
fall. whea their groans shall have involved
Heaven Itself IN dsrk0css. doubtless a God
OF justice viii awaken 60 their distress
Nothing = more certsluls wriuen r. the
beck Of fate than shst 'his r~oris arc &C be
free
Says Col Mason. Of Virginia. speakiaS o.
slavery. "li brings tie Judgment OF Heaven
on country. a nations cannot DC re
wsrded or pur.asd II The asxt world. they
nus, DC IA ms b. an Inevitable ehsla Of
causes ard ef''ets God ourselves n-tions, s'r.
BY nstionsi eaian.ti>s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

Dickinson on the Conduct Of the War.
Thls eminent gentleman. 80 long connect
81 With the Democratic party, defines his
position on tie conduct Of the war thus en-
phatlcaIly add periodically. Read. all 10
5th Of January Democrats:
Nv views are to-day what they we're when
thu bell-oorn rebellion insulted The glorious
aAg OF our country's pride and hope At Sum.
ter-tbat il nust be PUT down without re-
gard 20 cost OF blood or treasure, put down
oy the strong arm Of government sustain
81 BY the material power and ehserod by
the moral energy Of the great free reople,
on, dowa upon the theater il selected Tor
10 Inauguration OF its disbo.ical treason.
lie asld o. blood. ard put down. TOO. by
ssysr.ug tho head Of the loagasoro serpent
fr9m ia body. IL j. not a mere rebellion OF
outbreak. IL j. TIE result OF DARK aud
1.lisn conspiracy, conceived ant prosecuted
Dy a worse combination Of evil spiFiA than
assembled a. M.lioa's internal csassr, nce. +"
f. will never relax nor yield G1tsi Il hss
overthrcvn the Government or been crush
81 into tho c4rta beyond hope or prospect Of
recoussructon. AID not oaly 70 ia overthrow,
Dut its snnihilation. should We. as people,
address ourselves.
There cat De. there should De. but two
.srtles - this contest 10 the loyal States
Tho Gfst embracing those who. regardless
all 0tner considerations or consequences.
vii prosecute The var and sustain the Ad-
.llulstratiou. for the purpose Of puuishiug
treason and viadicating the supremacy OF
Ghs Constitution. aud the other those who
| sympathirs with rsbsliion and either justify
[! 6 BY open advocacy or lend Il AID aud com.
tort and encouragement. by mods and Wink,
AID stolen glances OF APPRECIATION. by i'll
concealed apologies for its course. AID by
assaults upon the Government Tor proseca-
ting war against il; And in tie SECOND
division should be classed ell Of any and
every political party, sect or faction, Who
csIiot az such tiBo rise above President
making or Office hunting machinery Of ev'
cry description.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

Tux SoetAsrn rebels wogh regard sAs
slsctioR 20 Congress Of vaIlsndishsr. Cor
and Pencleton. CT Ohio. and Ds.. yocrh.es.
Of ludis1a. a. syn urging them q fght
On. a. az assurance fron sAs Northern De-
aocrscy that they have orly % perevsre
IN The blooty struggle ITO phich thew have
plugged TIE co1ntry, - cone cat fully snc-
ccssfal. -Cis Cc-.rrcal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
~ ks<--x rr<rl~< ia sss~t.E 81 R.ir r4-~.s..
t<s~s1- e ~-lzs - T~<-s 8s.Ls E-ss. 80, 49,
- 1frra - r.lss1s 49, p14l< sresrt.ly, 1slks
80 Fsp~r~@ - ~~a uIne crsiu.~. = -
- ssfsfss,rl nkan>r. s<srs sEer-aar ss~r =
kA~1pr><-<x <1f c9zxrx t<1i<< s.< Lz<rs g..
- eko - CAsADs =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10
PRAiRle CITY BANK.

NOTICE q hereby given % The
a stse.ksitsrs. tkst a. s<7ssl s-.s.,rs fsr d.
Frrcss siscrrg zias brs<sers ~ - s.sxlss
ts~r. - - 49, e. tAsi- szzlsrF He--s u IssT.
h.st.. :. Weeet.esy - go CAP e ss-scher
ssxS sf fc'cl.<k 2 ~
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10
vERMIN.

Ispsrsleas oAh1 sTtAaiAs az esA~Ts ~.
Pre- fron rolsons.''
"Not dangerous 70 the Human fapniiy"
"Rsts DO not die on he premises"
They cut Ct thelr hcles % Gle"
"rhsy are the only lnisliibls reDecls, knc~n"
"l. years and more established IN New York CITY"
Cssi bl,--,ho City Post oEoe.
U.ei b,,-ths City Prlsoas Ana Station Hss.s.
Cssd Sy--tAs Csy Steamers. SAlps. Ac.
ICED ef-the City Hospitals. Aims Housss. A.
Csef ti-she CITY Hotels. 'Asiors. ST. Slcholes 4c
Cssd bY-the Boarding Hovses. &c. ~.
Csed b,-nore than 1900 Private Families.
a. Sc enc o. saso specs,neas 81 srAot i My
uAere soid D. 1e PcoTSe- Edif0rs- L~iie,s. ~.
HoUsEKRRPRRs- trovbled with vsrinln reed be
40 no longer, II they use Cosrks's" Extsrminaiors
We have used IL 20 oer satisfaction. and II eeK
cost IS We would have e. We had y led poiscus.
but they Effected nothing; but 'tcsTkRe" article
KNOCKS the breath Gus Of Rats. Nice. koachss, and
Bugs. quicker than write &. ftis "a
great demand ali over tho country -. Medina to.l
GdsctsS
MORE GRAIN ard provisions are destroyed ar
nuAild In Grant Ceuniy ey vern'n, than would Pay
for tons Of Ibis Rat snt issect Killer .-Iarcssisr
lwis. Hsrdld.
i'RENR J q. cdS7AR--ws are selling year PRE-
parsuons rapidly. Wherever they have been uset,
BATS. Nice. kosohes and verrsia disappear rapidly
FcEsH 4 sr0ynIs. pruzgis,s. windsor. M
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10

We cell Tie aiteluea Of al having relstlOns or
rrisnts ~ The army 10 the fact that "Hoos ana .
0efmsn bittsr's" Will cure ElRs-lentEs q The dfs-
eases isducse ~ exposures and priyatons incsdeGt
% camp Eis IL the hsts prblished almost daily 10
de nsvspapsrs. on the arrival ofthe sick. Il will be
noticed TAT svery lsrgs proportion arc suffering
frOrn ceblity. Every cara OF TIA kind car be
readily cured BY Heolsoc's 0ernAA piusra Dis.
esses rs-ult.ng from disorders q Tie dixeauve or
sars are speedily renewed. We have 10 kssitAfIca
% stssirg that, n theso Bites vtre freely used
smcc< CTR soldier, hundreds CO i!vt. uirht a
saved that c<her~ise vii % lest.
We call particular att eution - tie fc.io~i1-s re-
msrksbie and vel snthsntlcAtsd cure " CO n the
nston's heroes, whose lfe 20 bis ga lsrsusg~
''kss be-g sssrd - lie Riiters."--
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-10


Ass<rs JosEs ETlss We'll, ge1lIsmsu. yo.r
aoodsDos German Bitters hss saved ny iiss. fhers
= nlss.ks IN tAss IL "a v0aehsd fos by Banbsss
- ~ comrades, ssae q whose nar1es Ar apperd-
81, sud who ~sfs aiy ee<r1snt q ell the elFeuul-
stsaess q ny esse. an, sEt have besG 20 tAs
lat four years. member o. sbernAa's cslstrs.-a
battery. eE4 under he immediate eouxnsni q
Captain 4. u. tyTes. Througk the sspoeur. attend
am upce ny srdnous duties, I vas sftaefed In No
.eneer l.st VIII nc q The iuass, an "a,
fsr sevsnfs-t~o daysi1 The hospital his vas iol.
lovct by <rsat debility, keightsnsd oy al attach q
dySrntery. lvss then removed from tie White
hooss. al seri . hi. city On bo.rt fbs usarass
s.te ~ fame. ffou which 49, q On ths esth of
Ju1e- Sine ths. f.ne hsVa bes1 aeout e. lo~ "a
any ore eoaid b. and sil rttai1s sptfk 4 vi'a.ty
foF seek CT moro wts scsrceiy able % swallow
anyshins. ard II DID flTce sl5rsfi t--r, Z "a.
i1.s7ssistsiy thTo~1 up ag2ir.
eeuld net even keep : siAls 4 ~sier On Nv
stomach. Liz coclt rot last uni.r So clrcuu.
stano<s. as, acrcrdDgly, the phyrici.ns. no Lad
sesa Torkins aithfsiis. thscgh uDssocsssfeliy -
rescle ne froD The grsEp q he trsaI srsh.r.
hsnkly tod tssy t0aie &c no uso-s fer uss snt
eevise1 he n Sc cleYgyns-, ST 8 rcaKe III
eisposion q ny lirites q ne a. b~sf rated NJ
An sscs slntsnos wse yisifs. re - th- ho-pit.i.
NJ FrFaeries s,>iEsfo~l, q sists e~so~ Ara
sFesi. scvisef ne. e. fo-iorn bope - ~ vc.r
kts<rs, nd kietly Vroc-re1 = ho.sis rre-s IN
l1e co-EEencee taking hen ths slesrry sh.do-s
!. ssnh rseecee and a. rsv. iAsnk Co ~ q
fttiins better. Tbo1gs I have fak-s. bus two -.
n.s. hav- slfesdy gained tsa p0ands. sae Zee
s.-suirs q eeSnx psrzltt-a 70 resin NJ vie sss
osce4;e<. frcD vhozr lars ksssz ostAinz ~
srstrs1 r.o1ftf. fcr. gs-aie-zsr.I an ioysi VIZ
ssa. res tss vicinitT o. Yrsuf Royal - your
l1s.i1sse btiers eve he csrt.lz1y q i.fo ~hich
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