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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

Unfurled lie Banner to the breeze. but behold
what consequences each have wrought! The aim
Of the latter is and shall be to restore confidence.
reward industry. and By selnelgoodsjas the lowest
pockets Of his customers. To make long ssosy
shors--I Buy my Goods for Cash. do not 20 in
debt dollar fos Goods, consequently, bur aS The
lowest prices, and as shall sell for Ready Pay,
shall likewise sell in evesy case - the Lowsss
Possislx FioynEs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

NEw Srnsc Gooos--The first Of the season
have just been opened ss the Low Price Store. ai
greatly reduced prices A few pieces Of new
spring De Laines now selling At IS cents.
"A lot OF new Prints at one shilling, and muslins
from l2ls 10 is cts per yard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

almost exclusively. intend to make every efFhrt 10
their power 10 merit the patronage Of the farmers
Of Marshall county, who are respectfully invited
to give them an opportunity to prove the excel
lence and superiority Of their work. The bolts
and works in the Mill are all new. and construct
one Of the best Millers in the State in their
employ. have no hesitation in warrantng satisfac-
ton in every instance
Farmers who bring their wheat to this mill are
assured that they will always get their own grain
i'm the -four they get.
OTCorn will also be ground At this Mill.
UFlour, Corn Meal and Bran kept for sale a
where in the corporation of Plymouth without any
additional charge.
JOSEPH wEsTERvELT L Co.
June 26 lS62ff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
Ladies Dress Goods.

The Ladies will find Large and Elegant assert
ment of Dress Goods here. some of the pieces
exceedingly rich. rare. tasty and beautiful, con-
sitting Of Ginghams. Chalies, DeLAines. Lawns.
Silks. Cloves. Hosiery. &C.. &c. Of all prices
and qualities.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

citizens Of Plymouth and vicinity. and now that
such an establishment has been opened they will
not. surely. neglect their interest by buying
elsewhere before. ct least. calling and pricing
their goods.
No Charge for Showing Goods.
Comprehensive Stock
Their Stock. il is believed. comprises all that is
usually kept in . Store, in fast and growing
townli like Plymouth, to which they are making
large additions every week. thus preventing
their stock from running low, or out of any OF
the leading articles. They viii not undertake,
became the printer objects. 70 enumefate the
thousands Of articles included in their assert
mens. but they would say. first. that their
Stock Of CalicOes
b Large, eli New, Handsome, the very Latest
Styles end The Cheapest in Town.
DOlmeStfcs.
They have . Large Stock Of Domes.ics, Bleached
and Uubleached. embracing every Quality and
Price.
DemiIms, &c.
OF Desims and Hickory they have on ample
Stock-very Cheap.
Ladies Dress Goods.
The Ladies will find Large and Elegant assert.
ment of Dress Goods here. some of the pieces
exceedingly rich. rare, tasty and beautiful, con-
Silks. Cloves. Hosiery. &C.. &c. Of all prices
and qualities.
Hoop Skirts.
All kinds Of Hoop skirss-a large assortment. OF
from 50 cts. up.
The Half Not Told.
Ladies. this is only mere outline Of our Stock
Of Dress Goods. The half has not been told
We pray you 20 call and examine our Stock in
This line. II will afford as much pleasure TO
show you whatever you may desire to look At
il We have is.
CLOTHING.
Their Stock of Clothing 10 much Larger than can
be found at any other House in town, and en-
braces Goats. Pants and Vests, for Men and
boys, much Of which is
Home Manufacture,
Which Is Warranted Greatly Superior 10 Eastern
Work. and can be Sold - Cheap il not Cheaper.
Furnishing Goods.
Their Stock of Cloths and Cassimeres. Cassinetts
and Tweeds. Satin, Silk, MarseiIles and many
other kinds Of Goods suitable Cor Vests. 10 very
Large. tits emphatically
TIED PLACID
HATS e CAPS.
Whether for Men OF Boys. no other House in
town pretending TO keep bali such q Stock -
may be found at the New Brick. Gentlemen
will also End there 6ne assortment Of Cnvats,
every quality, Suspendcrs. Gloves, Pocket
HandkcFchieis. Undershirts. Duwers. Socks.
ssd every otAes srsicie Of Gents Wearing APP
pssel. 49, sse. -
Tailoring Department
usviss ssesrsd Ne services Of
81. -. Sxo OK.
The Dses TsiIos n Nos>Aesu Indiana. they ere
prepared - ManufActars Clothing to Order.
pCutsing done en short notice.
Davidson e Co.
Arsrssr pAv1sscS. nAIra DAvrsscs, LEvr LArz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
The Half Not Told.

Ladies. this is only mere outline Of our Stock
Of Dress Goods. The half has not been told
We pray you 70 call and examine our Stock in
this line. II viii afford as much pleasure to
show you Whatever you may desire to look At
il We have is.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
Hoop Skirts.

All kinds Of Hoop Skirts-s large assortment, OF
from 50 css. up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

A General Variety.
The only urgent solicitation ]
make is this: Let all who buy
Goods at Plymouth call ono door
south Of Pershing & Co.'s DRUG
Store and examine Goods and
Prices.
April -. 1862.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

For the Richest. Pretsiest and Cheapest Parase
60 to the OHIO CASH STORE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

OF Deaims and Hickory they have an ample
Stock-very Cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

New FIGURING Mill.
VIE undersigned having erected FIGURING
u Mill in Plymouth, on the bank Of the river,
directly east Of the Edwards House, for the pur-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
Dress Goods.

For The Che.pess and Nswess Styles Of Dsess
Goods. 20 10 the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
DOlmeStfcs.

They have Large Stock Of Domestics. Bleached
and Uubleached. embracing every Quality and
Price.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

June IS 1862 "A.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
Furnishing Goods.

Whether for Men OF Boys. no other House IL
town pretending 70 keep bali such Stock u
may be found at the New Brick. Gentlemen
will also fnd there . 6ne assortment Of CFAvats
every quality, Suependcrs, Gloves, Poke
HandkcFchieis. Undershirts. Drawers. Socks
cd every otAes sesicis Of Gents Wearing Ap
pssel. sses --
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

Rallm0ral Skirts.
Fos B.inosAl skirss. go to the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26

0Tbe public gsnssaliy. old csssouess particu.
lArlys ere invited - call and examine goods and
prices. and Il they can do besssr elsewhere they
win nee be eenpsllsd - buy,--thaa's al.
.. McWILLIAMS.
May n2ef
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
Comprehensive Stool

Their Stock. il is believed. comprises all that is
usually kept in Store, in a fast and growing
town like Plymouth, to which they are making
large additions every week. thus preventing
their stock from running low. or out of any Of
the leading articles. They will not undertake,
became the printer objects. 70 enumefate the
thousands Of articles included in their assert
mens, but they would say. frst. that their
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-26
NJ Nonresident NOTICE.

June 18th. lSs2.--p'd It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

& LEMMONs.-FH1
~ best the market sfords, q - sr.s-T ai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS!
Latest from the Nashville.
MR. BRIGHT ON AMERICAN In.
31a TERYENTION. Jo
RIDICULES THE IDEA OF
AMERICAN WEAKNESS.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON,

WAsHNGFOE, Feb. Is.
Tribunes' correspondence SAYS Gen. Ian
ders resignstion has not been received
here and people who know his impstlence
for fight pray 1t may not come.
Little has been said Of the prize nancy
earned by the crews Of our blookading ves-
sells, but the amount cannot be small. The
share due to Commodore Alden, of the
South Carolina, who made 60 many captares
in the Gulf is over 100000, nineteen
times that sum is 10 be divided among his
officers and men.
Gen. Grant was nominated as Mai. Gen.
to-dsy. The Senate, which has since had
no executive session, will not confirm him
until the official reports are received.
The House committee on Territories will
soon report bill organizing Arizons as q
free territory. The Wilmot proviso will be
q part of the bill.
Mr.: 3. A. Allen has been appointed an
agent to accompany our forces into Tennss.
see to take charge Of the cotton crop in be-
halfof the Government.
Times dispatch H4 "a III
Andy johnson will probably proceed to
Nashville as soon as Gen. RuelPs army
takes Possession Of that city, and assist in
organizing provisional government for
Tennessee. The people there are painting
for freedom and resumption Of their con
neetion with the Union. They will prob
ably send full delegation of loyal men to
Congress BY the last Of March,
The President to-day nominated Colonel
Garfield, Of Ohio, Brigadier General, q
compliment for his tbrashing Humphrey
Marshall.
The War Department has proofs which
ere eonbidered conclusive that young Wal
worth ID q spy.
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George n. Sanders has issued from Nash
vile, Team . manifesto To tho DsmOo-
rasy q shs North Wss, fragment Of the
laioUuissd States, urging his ex brethren
to form traitorous clubs aad associations
having fer their immediate object the par
alyEing Of the arm Of the Government in
its oOnaiet with shs srehellioD, With an eye
20 their ultiuats absorption Into the JeE.
Davis Conlederaey, and telling them to
"prePara to rise ss our invinsible armies
advance, " advice which, since the surren.
der Of Fort Donelson, the sx-navy agent
do veil 70 take 70 himself. he seems es.
POsially severe upon Puritsns and Ger
mans. Of them he ssyss
sWhaisTer the future Of the South nay
Be, the fanstiosl Puritan viii be forever
cut Of from voies In her councils. His
tory must record the fact that the sboh-
tionissd Puritan and German broke up the
0oVernmsnt of Washington. To such men
the privilege Of the elective franchise
Ehculd never Be eziendedr
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III QMINY AND SAMP- ..AT
H fW p WALSH 3 EVANS, ~
------ IL 49, IA II LLr-lr--. -------
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
REPORTED SUBMISSION OF GOV.
ei HARRIS ! d Haot 5Tss
TehneSseeanS to Lay Down
their Arms /!
NEW. MILITARY DEPARTMENT !
HEADQUARTERS AT FORT
:. .pu DONE LSONI IL
Special Dispatch to Cleveland Ieader.l
Fl. DoHELsoE. Feb. H. !

- ~--NH%S ~ ~
/ [fhe following special report should hsv
reached US in season for this morning
edition, but owing to some mistake in on,
Of tie Western ofRses, it failed to arriv,
at the proper time.-EDs. LEADER
z 70 more regiments were captured to
day to the east Of The enlrenohments, and
e number Of troops have come in and de,
liYered themselves up About twelve thou,
sand stand Of arms have been taken
Many Of the rebel troops destroyed then
arms and large number were thrown in
the river. There were two water batteries,
The upper one ooRtsined one very heavy
rihsd gun, 80 pound bore; and two 50
FOUNDER eaFronsdes. The lower battery
cOntaips eight 80 FOUNDERS, and one 10
inch lColumbiad mounted in embrasures
between traverses. Two Thousand barrels
Of -four, twelve hundred boxes Of beef, and
q large amount Of other provisions we're
found to-day. i'''
(. All Of to-day has been occupied in em-
barking prisoners, gathering up stores and
ammunition, and burying the dead. There
are great number Of dead rebels still un-
buried as it has ell been thrown upon our
men 70 dO.d Captain Lagow, aid to Gen.
Grant goes to ClsrksvilIs tomorrow, under
q AagIOf truce, with the bodies Of two Col
.Onels, and to offer an exchange of our
wounded prisoners who hsve been sent to
Nashville.
Ger Grant received the official notice
last night of the creation Of new Mill
tary District Distriot Of West Tennes-
sss-@ which be is issppOinted Commander,
with Head ouartersa at Fort DOnelson. Gen.
Giants staff rsmhias ct present with Maj.
". " LELAND, attached as Chief Of Com
missaly. ii.l 6alls1eii haai
osbAud's cavalry and Wnlards battery
suffered no loss in killed. Taylor's battery
acted hObly, and wss charged on five times
on Saturday, each time iepulsing the enc
my with great slaughter.
Among the killed sre the following Of
GERS; Capt Wilson, Lieuts. Marsh, shests;
Howell and Monroe of the 9th H.; Capt.
Shaw, dsGts. Churchill, FOrhies, BOyes
and orderly sergeant Bedard Of the llth
Ill; Ahjutsnt Kirkpatrick Of the sOth Ill.
Cols. John A. Logan and M. K. LaWler, and
Lieut.. Col. Rsnsorn, are bat slightly Wound.
cd. Nsj. Post who Nss reported killed,
was Wounded and taken prisoner. Capt
E. q.slaynaker, Of thsfth Iowa, was kill
ed. ..aS - i ...1a r
The confirmation Of Gen. G. F. Smith
was received with great satisfaction by the
soldiers. his gallant charge Of Saturday
has made him extremely popular among
hisme1 ,'l9Q35Hc t511iiJ 5aI5k
Gen. Il. s. Halburt reported for duty to
General Grant this evening, snd has been
assigned to q division. It is currently re-
ported hat the Governor Of Tennessee hss
ordered Tennesseeans to lay down their
arms. The grestest indignation exists
among The prisoners against PILLOW and
Floyd. Sid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
FROM MISSOURI.
D q y SPRtEdFIFLD Feb. lI

DfhAh1fAALDt NtD. IL
Special to st. Louis Democrat:
Gen. Curtis has driven the rebel army be-
yond the Arkansas line. At 10 O'clock on
Sunday night we were sixty-nine miles South
Of Springfield. u i1o.i ''5'8a'i
The Federal Aag now foats in Arkansas.
Several skirmishes had taken place in the
dehles Of the mountains. We had six
wounded, and the enemy had 16 killed and
large number wounded We have bagged
larfs numbet Of prisoners.
A messengek says we sre only a short
distance behiud Prices main body, and
would chase him up the next morning.
When twenty miles out the messenger
heard heavy firing. There is great abund-
ance Of forage and provisions on the route,
except -four. A train Of sugar and beans
starts forward from here tomorrow.
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+ EFN FROM FORT DONRLsON. q sa
saa q CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Special 10 the Times, Cairo IS.
7 Col. Besuford, with small force, vent
down the river on Reconnaissance to-day,
when within four miles Of Columbus heavy
CANNON siding was heard, but not however
with any regularity, on moving across the
river where he could obtain 4 view of the
place, he discovered 3 heavy cloud of smoke
covering g large space. Col. Buford be-
lieVes the solution Of the affair 70 be that
the rebels were dismounting guns and blow
ing up magazines preparatory to exaouat-
ing that place.
Large numbers of the rebel prisoners
brought down yesterday, belonged on the
Cumberland river, and as they passed
their homes they looked ,Fhtbliy for
some face Of recognition, many under the
impression that when found they would oe
paroled, and when they found they we're
to be seut north, they we're readytc take
any oath. TWo.thirds manifested desire
to return to allegiance Some soknoWl-.
edged they. had BEEN huEbueeed inlo their.
present unfortunate position. 6O00 pris-
oners have already arrived here others
will be brought down ss soon Transports
ton can be procured. s-f5I - l
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F1SHI FIsHliLEVERY w Atty
Il Salt Water Fish always on hand, st ID p
fsbs s5mr1i e'ettESs "a 5,St..s. = COS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
MORNING, Dir 72 J, FEBRUARY 20, 1869

It is stated that Minister adams does not
conceal his Indignation at Earl RusselI's late
letter to the admirality relative to the use of
British ports. There are also considerable
differences in political circles as 70 the policy
and propriety OF the act. It is asserted that
the allies have agreed that their armiez shall
march on the capital Of Mexico next month
and the report Is revived and gains strength
that the Arch Duke Maximillian will be ten
dered the throne Of Mexico.
Il is asserted that the French govern
melt is determined 10 reverse and modify
the navigation laws. r9v ri susmiseg ~
There are popular demonstrations in
Parma and Florence, against the Pope,s
temporal power, and IN favor Of Victor
Emanuel. lhInnA 81 liz . Lrl lr-l Ll
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OAHP Hisk1lEFh IAzuz Co, K4.,
February 18th. 1852.

EepruaFy 10Th 1882.
FDs. LEADER: Illness has for some
avs unsiisd ne for the use Of q pen. Il
ns been, however, bdt snaIl loss, for fhe
iosi persistent nsVsmongeF could hardly
'nd IN oul auiss camp matsEial FOR good
zen, unless be drew more from bis fancy
ban from fsois.TJ s. ora a 1T
The tenth and fifteenth Brigades have
n for ths Vicinity q Green River We
Tsrs 10 60, but The order ives sountermand-
q 6 few h0ars before We we're to start
really to q dissust q ths men, na- al
10 osn carry musket are anEiouB for 8
sht, and for move as sE5.d Abanes
b enc. There are oouPafat tyeiy few 81
s HogpiI nov. es those unet fer duty
rs either q he Hospitsls a LdnisGills. o.
. the barracks for oonYalesosnt soldiers
1 Nelson's FtrnEce.
ssrgsanf y. 3, Fatohin, late of Company
hs8 been appointed Sergeant Msjor d
= Rsgi1elt sd eargealf Coon. of Con.
Any G., has received ccmNission q
isEtesant 4our4
rf aoH pc -aet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

Every loyal heart n Northern Ohio viii
Esioiel % hear that Col ]. A. Garfield has
bosn noninated BY the President 90 3
BrisadieT eensral. This Is q msrlted re
ward ioE lAs terrible thrsshiRg the gallant
OOlonsl gave tie boastfal Bunpbry Mar
HAan We believe tine win demonstrate
that 0Aie has furnished no greater military
goaius thaH Col Garfield, and We know
hat hs 4 3 second jackson in point Of en-
cry and hrnness.
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aaa SsEEtH, sF1zD AID Coa1ost.
Fgs Gs5 Tszis sasss g sthsF Ro.sis. -
~ 3sEssz5 9hscksd taross6sII trla5iars ia, i- aai
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20

Two FR0H aARRIsBUR6H 70 uEW YORK,
% a9 ". Ausntowr. -l iihll.i-'i s
2 DAIEY geanE0E15Hs 10 BAETIHoRE i3n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-20
STOVES AND TIN.WKRE.

W L.MARVIN, No. so. SoUTa
i W side Public Square, having been East ana
alected from all the principal STOKE Foundrles ana
HOUSE furnishing Establishments Of Troy. lhanv,
E5iladespa aia aad New ze-k all the nozsst and rloIt
s n 20 yso Il g aooa'a p .
i9F pe9sins. ParIor ard Heating purposes ana sIs
Gl5sfgI AytieEes ef H0lse-E EIsnishiaa Gsoda.
Besides having the most advantageous facilities
ioE pufc aging Stoves 0f Olsgoland manufacture Pc
oui2rly adapted 20 this market. Also, his arrna6es
ni ss ~ n Ssi9Rst ss ia3 e e Ns9 sgPge With
ENAMEIsEaD ID (aRApES.7 H1a s.
which, vita his l0ng expsrislca Of IS years IN ehi5
city in i5 business, enables him TO Offer to his M
mer0us trgnd9 and the sfe5t 81 naankin'r Ia p8ue-
~, the Greatest inducements in regard to lnalitY
l &c P,o ~, o} IgE tsal % g purchase goods In hil lls
THE itDISPATCA COOKING SFOVE'- 8
is contin1ing 70 Eorsage A public favor and A tbs
most DUEABbE, EO0HOMIOALr QUfOK and
RERkEgR cpeEGttnE SeoFo u the Elafkst, - thous-
ends q Hopgef iH this eiiyl and surouHAinE
He hasalso lanes Tag3stIl lof ether New ssYlss cf
DOQki9Q STOVES, e veil - ..f,ilfll. --u17l 1r'f
PARLQR, HALL IND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Coal, Of
,QLEF ElllAHD And 0FHEH H1GAEUFAOTUBE.-
~ % 2ss s sFa q ASa si ssls e gA9s7sle
eosgst aha sheet area Vars. 10 stock q Houss-
EGBk RasfIss and eanelsS Gratsi.
Il large and eemplste IA styl and hnish.
e - Al are most cordially invited % call bsiore
and sAtisiactsoa is gnzrantesd at the p
: 8SC " ! CRATE EAPORIUE.ii
.1f - q -.a nzr.alls ~ VIZ lgARVTN, ti
~ 70. 90 south side Public Square
stp46 800 go slia LsHsgrisud. Ohin.
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Is.l.a. E1HTklE ABsAEaaAsaI, - ear
% "a atss lIonasg Eoyslhar 1I6lI 8al daislau
gf ffals WI issye olssslzhd q foHIsl7 ---7--li \ i
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= nspt 0il18tsd, oclumlias ID Iocdslt5r ofsan4 Z. ~
Wdh ibsrias kdal, keriin. and Ol1nsI alTire slIri
Nln1 Crastte 1880 a. CclunlblS
b SF e. ss s.l Is 3 i.os,9.;iis - Z -
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Second 4Esills5 q y stoPpiag 8 all 1etplli sash
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asos4s9 &c - i +; sSSlsSs .S I; ~ fos aia
Mann stop Passengers e al 1tas
SOD only 20 iaka EaEssaEarl On fig1- at slltil1l
s5ssgsss sS9ys, su,.esuss r,ir a51q iai
a. n, aid arrive in CsYeland at go A. n = IFa f-FI
Il.i5 i. H.. aud arrives q oleFslAnd so ~ nI
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OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC
a REPORTS. r-zaor =
LATER FROM FF. DONELSON.

Tn . Killed and Wounded! +!
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sI,slbf, E.nduls7, HznElald 4 elul- 31lllo1l 4 =
i-7 - I.lanlleld, H. fe-ao1, hsFark, zanalIiiis
a. als11sa 1lf 10 5r1aa li4 10 l1tl1
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z4l 7occt llf = pf7l - lNol
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n Bellelontainas aidz7T, pniqn, 4lnolei IL
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Fillsl L91issills' SiiE9i 3. tggs,, a
n5irikuf, u ~ lIlisIi q aoiu1156sl .1d xstls
= U1llo iairoad, for Aenil, laEtQl, Ln1ilnc7oi if
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illIIcs. fi7 GupeTior Etregt.
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