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Vgbut Nabsleou EhIuks o. the Army Of the
eteuac-=liurley2s speech Printed IN
(Fashingfon Conespondence Columbus JouF)
1esin nom gentleman who has Just
EetuEned from Paris, thst Napoleon sent q
Trustworthy agent to thiscountFy, oaarter-
mas1sr Of Ehg French army, who Travelled
whils here without any one kn6Wiag. that
be Eaa connected with the French Govern
mgnt On bis return. be reported 70 the
Empes1E that sac Army ofthe Potomac was
the best equipped, and had the best maieFi-
q in q for N srmy ofaDy in the world; but
added be, ithas the poorest General Of any
army in the world. To an American doing
business In Paris the Emperor recently said,
sWhat is the matter with your General at
WashingtoR2 Is be sick Is be infrm2-
Why doeshe not DO something n Il was
net untl the arrival of EapOleon's messan-
ger fhal his policy was fully determined,
bat when it was, secession stock tcaved in. |"
The speech Of Monsieur GuEley Cn Nc
Clellan and the conduct Of the war, was frst
published il the Government organ, and
1Eom thence copied BY eli the other papers
An Paris. The Emperor being posted, knew
thst the speech revealed the true reason, as
6ar IS It was prudent to do 50, why our
grand army was hampered and clOgged here
ih . beseiged city. The mud thst stopped rs
here for the past six months at an expense
Of over million per day, was in the brain
Of The late commanding General, and In the
heaEta Of some Of his tTaitor0us advisers.
zach day reveals more astounding facte.
TEs "YouBg Napoleon" did every thing he
could % have she blockade Of the Potomac
remain undisturbe5. Twice did he agree
aatsr urgent entrsaties from the Navy, to
furnish four thousand men 70 cooperate in
Rising the blockade. Twice were our gun
boais e the appointed rendezYous, Twice
6id McGlslisa fsil % cone to tina, and b
did not have the moral courage to inform
H. naval ofigsrs that he was sfrsid to ven
tuFs the experiment, notWithstsnding they
assured hiu { could be aecompiished With
ease. And s isst when the President lofc
ed him to move, BE tried hard to have Oul
tso0ps transported &c Annapolis and shippet
from there around the batteries on the Bo
tOmac, leaving them intact. Did the people
know this political and military ehaFlataT
fally, they would hold mass meetings anC
demand his removal, Or st least hiS Tetirac.
% New York, where be could do us nl
frrther harm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
FROM FT, mONROR.

FoRT MoERoE, April 8.
Nothing Of special interest that can be
published has trsnspiTea to day.
The weather is bright, and very warm
There is no further iptelligenoe Of the
MeFFimso.
There Is great activity in military mat.
ters, and Important news is anticipated.
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SENATE,


Mr.. Sherman presented q pitihon Of cit
izens Of Ohio, in favor Of general bank
rupt law.
Mr.. Harris presented q petition, that
Democratic papers be allowed the same
privilege IS Republican and Abolition pa
pers.
Mr.. Howard presented petitions Of ciH-
gems Of Miohigan, In favor OF general
bankrupt aot also petition that the pro-
posed tax on lager beer, be reduced.
Mr.. Hale gave notice Of new rule Of
the Senate which he proposed to offer sB
folleWs:
That during tbe present rebellion the
Senate may cote by msjOrity, fix the time
Whsn debate on any subject shall termin,
ate. aad the Senate shall then taxa a iE0Gel
"a che question without further debste.
Mr.. McDougsl, ffomt The SpsdiAl Com
mittee, reported bill to aid in the con.
'sirlctiOn Of railroad telegraph line to the
Pacific.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of business connected With the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
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TlaWvstG, CITY Subscribers One shIElns PEI
AOl AAAC Mall Subscribers Five DOIlaFs J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05
CONGRESSIONAL,
W WAsHlhedOhi april
HOUSE.

The ommittee on Post Ofoes and Post
Office Roads have agreed to report q bill
to secure the speedy transportation Of the
mails in accordance with the recommend
ationlo the Post Master General, Il re-.
quires all railroad eompanieEg to contract
with the Department for this purpose, and
in csseof failure to agree upon the price,
the Court Of Claims to te the aTbiteE
whose decisions shRllb be final on both sides.
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FIRE

MILWAUKEE,, April 4.
A destructive FIRE occurred last night,
consuming The ezlensiyeA tobacco works
Of SlrOhn & Rietzenstein, corner Fourth &
Prairie streetss q Loss $50 900.
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nONGRRssInNAI-
.A1 4Lo aWAsHBsTOE, April 4.
house.


Mr.. VallanaishsmD asked unanimous
consent to make q statement relative to the
Democratic conference which took place
last week. N ia .
Mr.. WsshburDe, and others on the Re-
publican side obieeted. 81
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole en- the Tax Bill.
An smenaneRt was adopted, that cast
iron used for bridges and buildings, or
other permanent structures, shall be taxed
one dollar per toni provided that bar iron
used for similar purposes shall pay no spe-
oiHcs duty additional 70 what is alresiy re-
quired BY this act. --=
q An smsndmepF was also sdoptsd that
machine betting Of all kinda, and hose Of
all Kinda for conveying water, shsll be
taxed three per cent. I'D VQloreu. A
The allowances and draHbsek section
was amended so as to read as follows:
Ftou and after he date upon which thil
cot takes effect there shall be An allowance
or drawback on articles manufactured on
which any internal duty. or tax shall have
been paid equal in amount TO the tax paid
thereon, and no more, when exported.
/ 1The evidence that any such duty or fa1
has been paid to be furnished 10 the salts
faction Of the mraissiOner Of Internal
Revenue, by such person or persons 81
shall claim the allowance or drawback, and
the amount shall be ssoertained under sucE
regulatons as shall from time to time b
procured By the Commissioners under tn,
direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
and the same shall be paid BY the Warran
Vt the Secretary Of the Treasury on tht
Treasury Of the United States, and out o
any money arising from internal duty no
otherwise appropriated; provided that NJ
allowance or drawback shall be made o.
had for any amount claimed or due Of les
than twenty dollars.
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Inc washington Aaepuoiicao says tnat
temperance reform is greztly needed at the
Federal Capitol saying s -75
Never, IN the whole course Of our eEis-
tenee, havewe seen 50 much drunkenness in
one week as It has been our misfortune to
see Sc the week just closed. Go where you
will, turn IN whatever direction you may,
and you win be compelled to see one or
more drunken men, before you have walked
dhe length Of a square. t.,I..
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Omco No. f42 superior STREE
CLEVELAND, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1859
RROM RAsIIINQTON.
t'''e WAsHlEoToN, April 8.
PosT OFuoE DEPARTMEET,
v.-fl q 1oaq .

I ID .' "A pGkt p AQNAs .|.
The Post Office Department ems it-ad.
Yissble that all letters addressed 70 on
odrsi and soldiers Of the. Army Of the PotO.
mao, whether ne Washington or moving
South, shoald bs mailed 10 Washington
I City, From that once they win be prop
erly forwarded, in separste packages, q
the respective corps and divisions, and
thus delivery facilitated.
Commanders Of divisions are requested,
IS motements occur, 10 cause notice 10 be
given TO the Postmaster st Washington to
What convenient point such packages des-
tiAed to regiments under them shall be
sent (Signed) JEo. A. KAssoE,
resl r- lst Asst P. NJ. General.
All officers on recruiting service b We
been ordered to their regiments, and noe
fide given to the Governors Of States that
no new enlistments Of new leVies will be
received until further orders from the Wsr
Department. The force nov in the field is
deemed amply sufficient for the suppress
sion Of the rebellion and the speedy termi-
nation Of tee war.
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Trains 1tpp toleast1s1 g9l1 lt sl 1fsic11 80 tE1
stop only % taks els8ongefs signal IS 8tatisll
gE1s75cd above. 10 r. rf nof aHEl -AetA
Trains lsaTe Uolpmbus - follows; Ist Traln-ss1e
A NJ, and arrive II O6Ealand ll1 a. 81. 81 ri il u
-isls p. n, and Arrives n CeTalsnd s:l9 p. =. 81.
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-, .. - iLiiAhA gLEYELAHp
- A. 1s--AAA-4Ll18 HAIL THATFl-Ef1r1.TrFn e
~ Stations except WiokHfs NsstoT P7F-7
gu.onFllls. o4Iofock. and aEriF6I 81 re q n III
p. n lulkirk 1.20 y. n 4 Hu1al6 fffI p ~
~ P y OoAnEAgf AOC0Nl0D6ffoE-
ping at All 3tafionE.
30 ?: ssEI9 IlFE 7 q. [I!s.-s.esy
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FROB1 NEW aY6RK,

uts.giar NEW YoRK, April8.
The steAmEpip Northern Light from As
pinWall derived this evening. She has
nearly & million in treasure.
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From Ns.yE YORK.

An Old Point lstisr t. Il. 80 ~.
thai Com TstnA ss been ne .i.Os5 mOsid /, 'sy. z.
command Of the NeA'imAO. su v pe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

1 WLS2ER AaRAEeRn R8E, 7 daasA.T sdI
haa ~ q Hoaaasssg. ls0ssnB.sat. ~ MS ssss
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.PLATIRG& BELL AAHGIKG

SILVER PLATING AID BILL HANGING. ri,-
THE sUBSCRIBER rs PREPARs- q.
III ID 20 re-Flats Spoons, forss, C1stofas 8rdlt ~
Dilhos, and ~ otheT articles q able Vars, = -a
- new Also tllf Hocli Door .Anouli neA Elt-ls
a., re-patsd ~ patad e orasFs b. hNad = elcEl q
srooea1 a. stot Es any oshsr e7iabasn1leas "a t14
s0lHsTy. b g--l- l9.9s6 3 aus4 hiHoH hao1
BILL HANGING -rf -
FESnpsIg sIlsaded =; and Ell va WlETsas5a iioa
soo@ 11I s.. e. l5ossHisis Blssf oslnF d
SD onEaEl9 siEssis, S2R slaiIsi ~ st rlll.f raiaH
atEa flst'ad = ~ 81 HsFisg 9ssaiss.. e115ri 81
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TURKEY.

tits asserted that after nine months sol-
ioitstioni Omsr Pasha had obtained per-
mission from the Porte 10 attack M0nten-
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Ths tFar nnd slaVory.

ne var has made . revolution in the feel
inglc cf the masses toward slavery. Il has
shown ths internal institution up in all It's
baEharity, and has made good anti-Slavsry
men Of soms o. tie hardest specimens Of pro-
slavery Democrats. The sllisnoe between
democracy snd slavery is broken, and there
can hsno reconstruction Of that union. Tbs
allowing paragraph from the Rochester
Union, fornsrlT 90 strongly inclined towards
slavery that It was even sospsctsd Of secret
disloyalty, shows plainly the drift Of the cur
rsnt among the democratic masses. It is as
sod Republican doctrine as can be asked
1orgEo aHlraE WaA
"Bat ne may remark here, and Of this
early day, that while We shall advocate the
non isbFidgement Of the consdfutional rights
Of the e0nthefn peOpls, we shall st the same
tine expect that common consent or due and
adequate action On the part Of the Govern
ment VII preFentany addition 10 the present
number Of slave Siatesi and We shall also
expect slavery to be abolished IN the federal
district. Thus much is due to Northern sen.
tments, not only, but to the common safety.
Slavery has unquestionably had an important
'.ency in producing our present troubles,
I'D it is the dictate Of wisdom snd true states
naRship that Il should be neither provided
with nor allowed any facilities for increase
OF extension which do not come clearly with
tie limits q State sovereignty and proper
State acton. The constitutional power 70
eholish rIarrrv within The District of On7ur1-
bia Is as clear as language can make it
And IS 10 the rights Of fslavsry in the Terrific
Fies, under the Constitution, as expounded in
the famous Dred Scott decision, they really
amount to just nothing. The territories must
b free. Slavery mnst be restricted to its
present limits. VI have the right to say
that Il shall be %, and in our judgment it is
our duty % stand firm in this position. The
Southern people themselves, If beaten IN this
rebellion, even the most rabid secessionist
viii expect rs to limit slavery to its present
bounds And we must no. disappoint such
reasonable expeciations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

A deputstion from Nsuplia had arrived
at Athens, imploring,the Kings olemsncy.
A dispatch from Syria says the that Roy
al troops had restored order throughout the
Island
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

WsekJ TrI-WsskIy, 9 Ooat6 psF week
sF Year FFi-WeelElys $500 Per Year
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g no COEEsEOEEOEB fs-=o7

s5St. 95s Ss5 al s1P 3 r IN % q ys5
SS s1oIs s2a4s; ,as a93 735 1723R'i = FavHi
~ ith &c ais9i 2 HeI.A9Eq zaai23slvds
srott Ieqk2pni foEE Havnus AOElss1or g e
". ~ 1s9.lsIi8sts, slzl5 30 ~ i.Ea1a
Wsst 81 ana. aadasE P. +. lom ss1dhi1 Vi5a
q. a.W A. r.,
Cleveland, HaT. s. .ssi. 5uBh
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ITALY,

The Pope Is again iii and very weak,
All audiences are suspended. 9 u-ra tr.I
Gartbsidi had left Turin. A good under
standing exists between him and Ratazzi.
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. Kew % Obio Bors oan Yen.

INC correspondent OF The n. 7 IribuneI
Wrilingof the bsttleiOf Winchester, says;
In the matter Of noise, nothing can equal
the wild hurrah pi the Ohio boys, when
they arBtlatecked TIE Secesh. The latter
did the shriekiBg to an alarming extent
especially when be thought there we're signs
Of FsFs7ing % 9pF side but in thechaTge
6 aohanea came over the rebels, and the
Bnokegs huFFah was roaf which could be
heard for miles.
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Discussions on the Eman6ipa-
tlOn Message. +.
COST OF ERlcSSON'S BATTERY
PROMOTION OF THE MILL
SPRING HEROES.
CON. IATNALL ASSIGNED TO THE
MERRlMAC.
NO MORE ENLISTMENTS.
gbis Mornings Report.
FURTHER BY THE NIAGARA.
p HALIFAX, April 81
eRFAF naITArH.

GREAT BaIrAIH, i1 z r. ..
On the goth ult, Mr.. Bsxtsr opposed tAe
expenditure for fOrtIhosti6ns in the Colo
mics, except at great naval stations.
Sir G Lewis thought that the defense Of
the Colonies was partly colonial and
partly military question. At the present
moment there we're tWo great nations
which had subject to their rale as large a
portion Of the glCbe as they could well
govern, namely, Great Britain and the uni
to States
Liverpool Market-Vsri-
Gus circulars report -four downward at 28s
Cd a 29s. Wheat dull and declining ID per
GENITAL Red western l0s 3D. lis Sd; red
southern lis eddl I0d; white western
l2s Cd; white southern rs Sd rs 10d.
Mixed corn 2ss Cd.
Provisions generally steady. Beef 90.
tive at decline of 2s Sd. Pork steady.
Sugar inactive. fht. n.
latest via Liverpool, 28d
-Brssdstufs dull with 8 downward ten
dency. 30
IondOn.-ConsOls closed on Saturday Of
949 SAT for money. Latest sales Of Amer
ioah Seeurities-IL Central A8 az dis
count.
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstufs, dull.
Coffee, frmer and advancing.
OOnsOIs closed Friday evening ct s8f@
Rnglish papers are filed with discus.
siOns on President Linooln's emancipation
message. -------- =.
The Times throws cold water on it. The
Daily News thinks the proposition fair,
moderate and magnanimous. The Morning
Star also approves Of It. The Herald thinks
both sides will regard 1t IS dishOnoring TO
compromise The Morning Post treats it
as q purrile and vain scheme, and the last
resource Of the Government which feels it
is engaged in a struggle which if cOntin-
ues must involve in ruin. The London
Globe regards it as q piece of polical STRAIT
egy, and q symptom Of deep misgiving In
the Washington Cabinet touching the com
petenoy of pursuing the war beyond the
limits required to establish boundaries and
establish relations with the Confederate
States. tsai l72a''l -
TRANCE. -----(-
The corps Lsgislstiff finally adopted the
whole address to the Emperor, by vote of
245 10 9. - HlHfqaFd dE ~ s5'dHis -in'
The Paris Patrie asserts that nothing
would be done in Mexico until the aEri-
val Of Gen. Lorengies, who took out formal
instfuqtions and the prOgrsmms Of the
French Government. -.,.- 1' ( -. e +, y I
The BOurse, on the 2lst, was firm and
sctiYe at 7f loo for rentes, -
ITALY.
The Pope is again iii and very weak.
All audiences are suspended G-gs Ir.I
Gartbsldi had left Turin. A,good under
standing exists between him and Ratazzi.
s.ta GREEeR. -
Adeputation from Nsuplia had arrived
at Athens, imploring:the Kings clemency,
A dispatch from Syria says the that Roy.
al troops had restored order throughout the
Island.
TURKEY.
tits asserted that after nine months sol
ioitstioni Omsr Pssha had obtained per
mission from the Porte 70 attack Monten
gro. ---. .-c .sa .4al .-ase5 fA as
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0onnsellons llads ct EaEzissursh5 - AIIins5 s1l
Tor EgW YORK direct, and pa5senFaFl b thiI r0tt5
rll through ron PiteiburEh to gsrss7 GftT Ella-
out change Of CarI. - 80
Buy y0uf EsW Tork and BoStsn aIIdssta ~ llll4
PttttbuTghs which are good either By Philadslti s
-cf Allentown. zLIQ-
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ElNRACIAL.

EOREIGE BXGHANG E..-.o =
f,ra01 N 40 Iutl sun, non . upla7ys u a9l
E7rlsnd aud Tance, and an the PRINCIPAL gltie1 .
asr1arT. o. Irankfsrt, Berlinl LalpLig1 fio1a1 -
=,-tt--re Ranheiui and Pr9g11- lcr 1als ~
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~ 000 HONEY ADVAN6FD5IA

u
L iABJs OJJ In sumsl & bEif-ar thasollis ai3
5voTI fins vi IsT aeodsl EaFdla,s, 90 oz8
slssT Plate, Natohel Dianao1as geEglIy, Is-s7l5. -
CIothinT, Hurutuf1. llrsl1 tiEln1 p IrFl - & ai1
as'i a isSsi5s Ai5 g siSs, &c a. s zss
ID lss 5sSsi5 iI;i s. g q sr-s ~ 'igis
Wn. WAgHER, oadns 70. , Tgsf1rat,-.F = al
Gornor h1geIioI L-Eest- cvsF Geo. A. hsi1 y ~
u1ihiag Ht9TB AVA
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STOVES -AND TM.WARE=
THE ~ PATCH e0nRINl4 e55rln-lrE.

TEE DESPATCH -e00KLNG ETOHE,
Having during the past Wintsr, been improved, ia
10 n4q quoledlT rbe BEST Stavs In & N 4fkat
untAesg gtloneb-, and Id srsn6my Of Fusl it e un-
parated : Ifitn ia new patent GratB q viii 5biru
5HN - Nai aa WOOL meat adnaf-@bIV TIA Owen F5d
lns ololg1y Ventiiiatsd Il VIII pfoduca q % sct
ato neaithy esks equal 70 that of5h Bakers BRICK
7e9en; hoasting and Ions ing q done b-flrs ths
open me- and broine ovsrlive ooals on ths heaffh
- - oolnmon ssnse dtcat g.. it d manufictnrsd n
sure are qi the be7 quality; fuaIlF, it gives peet
slaotion % all - huhdfefs of hors keeperg ia
thla city and surrounding couutrr ThoT - f.fl---
using thostoVs, viii te ttfy. y
-alis -AOrEllg SlqF Coo king So5s 5ai s'
e new and deaTab psttsr4, when With vsris.-
81 OF oihsfsi make our stock compile e. we asEo
nays on hand great yaIietE OF PsTlUr Oootinqaflf
otneE heating Stoves Tor sale at reduced price1
- are eonstanilg supPlisd vi b al the hsSs5f 3
most beautiful sty les Of
u N A M "a hM R.R.RAmm
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e. Algo-ar 81 tbs moi r..s,,i -, ~

I AIlo-aIl OF the mort usefaI ariille8 Of
H0lss EaTEishiag Goods Fails & Fa17lsrs Fools
We aEs jugt rsceiying thslatsst 4naDr5y styIssoF
blRD "a rs, which are offar-d for sala At ths Io-
9st oaeh pricfs. We mauulaotur iarR-Ifl andl have
oE sale - Eholuse or sf all the vaIioss articles
o. lain end yananed 'fius COpD sud Steer iron
ware We oner the almost Bndleas Tarietv Of Fsora
IN our line H. sale th+ sngsfr rssi p ires On fbs
s- ed ONE PRICE SYSIEMl aHl +.
- Al Hrusekesp and those who coBtsmplsfe
Ho19eksepJlRia 3 d tha rsls o. uIaukisd srs most
and jugs iheinstlFe, ava -stfsfs ton I'll uar-
anteed ar he Stove and Ira 0 Emporium o. ~
li1- ''' W. u MARVIN,
maF8l f- iEnl 50 sosfh sfdaTPab > ihf66g5
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TLEVELAND,s COLUMRBsas g. ID
~ OfNsINHAL- BAILBOAD. -.


Ia ~ : --i =
zzEEeS izi 3sfi
isa-i... aB4AIRE AltRAsGA4S0T. 3 d sssl-lrsuoll
On snd siisE EIonday, He7snhsr 4ss,is5I, -
ser Trains Win lsa7o CIsFsIand e f0IIoE1.
FirHt Tfalnso1 A II 5rogVinS Ct an stEtionl - -I
Fsa] YeFs ss g9laRsl3 srs s 9Sas9ISs sTsss, al
ytng Is Orestline 1850 A. Al Columbus lsl9 ?. y-
III Dayton @ ~ ~ Il n A. 144Eeiana5l 44Eeianial55l s:5 4
s. Louis 1919 A. n; Chicago VI ofestiiastt
second Frsih 7s5 ?. 5l.-stoVbina & al stasio1 7aa3
eeEla3 zoeSl AsElll lslsi7 ssp tfa Qapgs ssa i1az
IyL-ltiAstSs-1 ~ i.s - eteltL.ls lAs91 Esll
sin55si ~ < g.: Il nsis5sSa iS s.l 8 s. 4. SOS
Aogis 10 . a il. eqi'yliie ~ A. etiad yab
5rsinn ffop toiSspsF FssuIi9IlsI It Al -1ui- fr-'l
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