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The following is the conclusion OF
business letter written to GOV AsDEEw,
Of Massachusetts,, by Maj. Gen. Banks !:
] notice in the papers Of the North a
report that certain regiments, or detach-
menis, or soldiers Of my command, have
been ordered OF permitted to return 10
their masters, against their will, 10 stand
guard over, and TO Dog the slaves Ia this
Department II gives me pleasure 70
be- abldt 10 say that il ia without FONDA.
ton or justification. Ia fact, in state
ment and an impioalion, Il isulterly and
UNANIMOUSLY false.
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DnAD LETTEus amount Of money
taken FROM letters at the dead Letter
Once,' will is estlmated, amount 10
Ss0.0oo forshe present } ear, being come
$4,000 more than lhe average for past
years. This increase is owing chiefly to
the large lums Of money being constant
ly seat homo by the soldisrs I
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DICK MoOASS's troop, some two han.
drsd in number, is reported to be within
eight miles Of the city, not far from The
LsbauOn road Richard is pressing con-
scripts into service, and committing va
ri0us depredations,
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It is rumored that the rsbsl army in
front has received large reinIOrements
recently. A considerable force Is said
to be gathering at Columbia
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Paroled prisoners from Richmoud
more than confirm Tie stories respecting
the su6sHngs Of the rebels. Their army
rations is only twelve ounces Of -four
snd quarter Of pound Of meat
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We learn that at the late term Of the
Christian (Ky) Circuit Court, several mo-
tOIious rebels were heavily Rned for va
rious offences connected with the rebel
lion. The cure Of pocket bleeding is an
excellent one Tor these traitors. Let all
malconients be taught that II they in.
dulge in the dangerous luxury Of rebel
lion they must pay dear fog It, aud a
great deel of hot blood will be pduoed
TO q healthy temperature.
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A party of soldiers went 10 miscra-
bic little copperhead town called Hask-
insyille, Noble county, Ohio, some days
ago, to capture company Of VaIlandig-
hamers, who had armed themselves TO
protect deserters, resist the conscripiion,
etc. Before the soldiers arrived the cop
perheads had all scattered aud hiddehip
the woods. Fourteen Of the ringleaders
were arrested, and we hope they may
suffer the seyerest penalty OF military
law, .a .- sa agfe le1s aosr Hf
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1854. fI.f ~ @.-.-------p - - ------- o. FL,
The party and the citizens who adj
here to the principles upon which our
government was founded, and under
which it has prospered, according 10
johnson and company, are sympathizers
with Southern Rebels, and the men who
are opposed to "the Union as il was and
the Constitution as il is," aud who for
years have declared that beth are league
with death and covenant with hell,
have suddenly become patriots and
statesmen. From such assumed De-
mocracy and patriotism every true eli
zen should pray for deliveraDce. We
allude TO the arguments and expressions
Of Governor johnson TO illustrate The
weakness, Inconsistency and prcndices
of the opponents of the Democratic par
~ They love their party, and hate De-
mocracy more than principle and their
country Indianapolis (Iad.) Sentinel,
The Indianapolis Sentinel which speaks
Of the 'assUmea DemOcracyand patriot
ism" OF Governor JoiiNsoS, is one Of the
most venomous Copperhead organs in
Indiana. Governor JOHNSON bas re-
msinOd patriot in adversely, and the
Sentinel has turned traitor in prosperi-
", The Democracy Of the Seatjnel
means devotion to the fortunes of JEFF.
DAVIS and the cotton oligarehy. Gov
Johnson very correctly described such
Democrats in the extract from one of his
recent speeches; aa Iasaer aHub
am Democrat, not one of your new
tangled Democrats, however, who being
opposed 10 some of the acts Of the AID
ministratiOn, have turned traitors 20 the
Government Ny Democracy was learn
ed at the feeta of him who stood by the
Government in great peril.
Your modern Democracy are ever
ready 10 cry out that we of the North
are violating the Constitution and sub
yerting the laws but you never hear
them charge JEFF Davis or his associates
with violating the Constitution. Oh, $50!
They have no charges 10 make against
them; but everything Mr. Lincoln does
Is found fault with, because Mr. Lincoln
makes an effort 10 defend and preserve
the Union. st"
The reason why the Sentinel hates
WRIGHT, DIcKissos, DRADF and JOHNSON,
is that they have preferred rushing to The
defence Of their country in iim0 of
danger to adhsriug 10 political faction
Ia the North, which, having cherished
fellowship 10 former years with DAVIS,
YANoEY, TooMBs, FLOYD, Conn, BuosANAE,
BEsJAnS, SLrDEIL, MAooFFN, Bacon
RIpoE, PUwELL, HARRIs and MAsoN, all
simon-p pure Southern Democratic leaders,
now seeks 10 promote the interests Of iis
old associates, by embarrassing the Ad-
mnistration in time Of a perilous war.
We learn that at the late term Of the
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Resolved, 6. That il 10 wise, and the
policy should be adopted, 70 treat every
man subject to the Conseript law of JEFF.
Davis, found within our lines, as a mem
Der of his assumed Government an d deal
with him as a prisoner-either permit
him 10 join our service, or parole him IS
a prisoner Of war, thereby strengthening
our force and weakening the force of the
oununNy
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Resolved, 8. That we earnestly i'm
plore the Federal Government at the
earliest practicable hour, TO establish
United States Courts in East Tennessee,
and enable them TO- elect members to
Congress and State Legislature in all the
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1868.
FIfsDcvzrrESs o. S. FoRo.ss.
Nashville. Tenn, Dec. u, 1904

-1faatts ANAA.i IT, - -NN'-sf
Gspssl OrdSs 40. 49.
TIE following regulations Of the Bu-
reau of Washington, in charge of prison
era Of war, are published for the benefit
of fbis eOmma1ity.
These instructions will be strictly fol-
lowed by ell officers at this Post:
"VisitOrs, out Of mere curiosity, will
3 in nOcsse, bspernitted. Persons having
BUSINESS With De cOmuErding Oficeror
~ouarteruaAster may, with the permission
of the Commanding Officer, enter the
camp to remain only long enough to trans-
act their business. When prisoners are
serisusly IL, their nearest relatives, pa
rents sad nises, brothers or sisters, If
they are loyal people, may be permitted
sfomske shem short visit, but under no
other CIRCUMSTANCES win visitors be al
slowed to.eee them without the approval
Of The commissary General Of trison
49, a Aet Aaa 81 h
3 Prisoners VIII be pafOled, or returned
only by authority of the War Depart
nent Or By direction Of ths commissary
General Of Prissners." Sal
By command Of edo
Brig Gen. Z. s. GRANGER.
w. NEVIS, Capt. and A. AG.
deel3-IR T - f-s
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DIR. KINGS D.SPESSaRY,

NyAAFaaD DE-. ENG formerly Of New York
EH for last yoars Of Louisville, Ky. q
&upAS Who haE devoted bis sttentiton &c
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years fAreTi
himself, having attended 20 practice for % many
years, and cured 10 many thOusaDdB, he Is enabled
10 cure sllidssasss Of private natuIei no matter
bow bsd they may be fr5m iajudicoU1 medical treat
rneEt, or from nBgl0ct Of their OvE. d.. Kings
Dspensary Il No 2s DeAderick street, between Cher.
~ and The Squsze second story, where he eur6s al
diseases OF S1vste nature
GcuoTrhc.a cured without nsusecas nedioinss o.
tatsFfereD1e with business.
Ssrictvrcs Of old resent date eGeotually cured In
Q fsE Says, by 80 operation which causes 40 pain
Whore structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease oaCsoz more mischief erd nnder-
rAlnes the constitution ss much.
Syphilis With al ms diseases o. the G[ln, grvWtnt
eutof neglect Or b.dAsEestGsnt, oSn b saootuAl3
cured IN : f5E days
essssaI We1sHs,s rztteutiUh b. Tlng bsas
given 70 this dissasa and al he oonssqaenoes grow
iDg ont Of II, brought Oh IN many cssos By - es-
stTuctive habits Of inconsiderats youths rnd eesa
i've Indulgence Of the passions, neglect or which
viii undernlRe ths eonattutlOn rendering the rub
Jet INIT for business society, and oAuSing Prena
ta-s Cd age.
Females who may belsboring with any tiacuity
tho Womb mag rest assured Of Immediate rs----.
Persons rezidirg abroad, BY wiring aad stating
their case with foe enclosed direct 10 Dr. A King
Eo 50 Deaderick stroo4, Nashville, Tenn, VII hayE
The necessary nedicanes sent 70 their address O3oS
hours iron = s'e1ook IN TIE morning until IN ths
xsntna tJsfv'Ic-ts skWiFs
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'p' fnos. q. BENTON.

Allow me TO introduce TO you my friend. J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose OF teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is well and 20 widely estab
Hghed that will say nothing on that score. only
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose so
,eiety have derived much pleasure aud profit, aud
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate
anything you may do 20 further his designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
20 = . e.. -rE JOHN q. EDGAR
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VIII be furnished free Of charge to soldiers In or out
Of the Hospitals, if their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours. SoLDIkRs Taught
third less than citizens
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80 d. -. yraa. n. Grea.,

fTon me hon. Sed9e ~. Gree1S
Presdent Of the Law school, Al Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme beuch Of Ten
negsee
ssMr Dolbear has spent many years In teaching
and perfecting his system OF instruction, and By
Car superior 70 any teacher Of penmsnshpl have ev-
er seen You will perceive at that he ID q man
Of fine intelligence. tie gives 10 instruction without
rsasOH and his reasoning Is so just and clear that
you at once perceive the principle he seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed II. The mind, the pupil, acting
upon il soon learns TO write with and rapidly
as well as with elegance. il
commend Mr.. Dolbesr 10 your kind attention, and
trust IL VIII be consistent with your views and feel
ings 70 forward bis objects. Any service you may
render him win be worthily bestowed and I'll oblige
ne Very respectfully, your frient
LEBAxox, TExz., Oct. 20, 1855. n. GREEN.
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TO TIE SOLDIERSl
We have published n beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE.

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use of Soldiers.
1t is printed in four cslors, represent
ing Cavalry Infantry, and Artillery,
mArchipg in countless Numbers into
Dixie, With drums beating, colOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers !;
size 13x17. The ceftiacats. is enclosed
in Dashboard t1bs, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and The soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve il as . remem-
brarce-
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
/. n. RHODES & co,
lf 20. 3. 80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above. %
oct16-3m. }-- r oat 90 -
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HEADos's DIsTBIcr OF NASHVILLE
Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 9Th, 1868. {


General Order 10. 3. .rs u7II ,lt
It having come to the knowledge Of
the General Commanding, that officers
and soldiers in this command are in the
prsc,ics Of visiting Nashville, Tenn, un-
der orders and Instructions from Com
mlnders a. Posts and detachmsnts, it is
hereby ordered. that hereafter where It
becomes necessary for any officer to visit
Nashvllls fot any purpose, The orders
therefor must emsnate from Headquar-
sers. Grand DiEisiOn, Department or Dis
tfici. 80
BY Command Of MAJ.-G1S. ROUSSEAU.
THOs. c. WILLIAMS,
Act. Asst. Adj. Gen.
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Persons from 10 90 ycars can learn this system
In . feg lessous ladies' are taught 70 write In a
neat, easy and rapid manner and gentlemen N bold
rapid, busaees style. H-af
10 persons acquainted with its merits his systsn
q writing neeas other Recommendation but those
unAcquaiLted wh H. Mr.. d. refers % the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead o. teaching Pen
usznshp merely iIaitafiOa Art an experience OF
- yeArs has enabled him 10 reduce Il TO the certaag
VI = SCIENCE thai being guided by kzoarle1fs, In
Etead Of random practice. pupils from 70 co years can
In a short time iearn % Nrstewith Ease, ELEGANCE
and RAPIDITY.r 80 tsa-fs
BucceEs that after Witnessing Us elects on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the IAmsnted Alfred
Hume Observes .19u
"HavIng had fair opportuE ity Of examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils IN my
school, Consider d but just 70 say that believe Il
70 be not only the Besf ysten, but s ony one dsse
mag nGzeor By strict attention TO the rues Civ.
en- ANY perBon may, n short time. acquire Tree,
rapid add elegant hand. should be pleased TO see
it universally adopted"
This expression was concurred IN by
Maj. Gen. Z. p. Gaines, q. 5. Army;
His Excellency. James G. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
1t. Rev. J. n Otey, bishop OF Tennessee.
Ri Rev r. p Niles Bishop Of Nashvnla. g 81 If
Rev. Philip Lindslsy, D. D.. Pres. Of Nashville Uni
Rsv. J. T. Edgar, D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says
Being requested By MesErs. DolbeAE to state the
standing IN society Of the gentlenen signers 70 the
within do 30 with much pleasu e. being acc tainted
with most Of them they are highly respectable, a7d
gentlemen Of education and q high standing in 50
ciety H fASDREW JACksoS.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR TIE J
ORGANIZATION OF u. S. CoLoRKD TRooFs,}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1863.
Circular No. /.
In accordance with Orders from the
President Of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tablished fOf OOiored Troops in the De-
parlmeht Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MuriFeesboTo',
Gallssin, a-s-''
Wartrhce,
Olarksville, ("
COlunibia,
81 Stevenson, Alsbama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Bridgeport, Alabama
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort DOneldson, Tenn.
McAinnville, Tenn.
Poiaski, Tenn.
Lynnville,
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may bsseniisted, win be laid before
The Board appointed by the President,
and consisting Of -
The Board will hold it's sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub :
he iniOrmstiOn. and on demand exhib-
i'ed to any person claiming that his or
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
DAYS after the Cling Of the said rolls.
NO claims will be received or enter
famed from any person who Il OF has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
IN any way has given aid. or shall give
ala or comfort to the enemies Of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
Their claims al oath Of allegiance to the
government Of the United States.
Ehe mastering officer viii furnish off,
elAl copies Of ali muster-in rolls, for The
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
Any citizen of Tennessee who shall
oheF his or her slave for enlistment into
The military service, shall, if such slave
DC accepted, receive from the recruiting
ohlccr certificate thereof. with a de-
sefiptive list Of such slave, and become
snu'ieu 10 compensation for the service or
iaoor OF said slave, not exceeding the
sum OF three hundred dollars. uDop flink
with the above B5srd avnlid dsed %
manumissi1n and release, and making
satisfactory proof Of title; and any slave
20 eniisting shall be forever tbeFe.fter
free. ny
All enlistments viii BE made in accord
ance VIII hae pfpFisiOns Of General Or
DER ne. ~ current series War Depart
menL
Dy order Of The Secretary Of War.
SEoEGE L. STKAKSs.
Major and A. A.G.U.s.
Com'r Org'n U. S. CoIored T.oo,,
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Era,n d. 2. q. go q.

.Hrt COlD hhIAr INN cf9N a. lo45
M. j. W. poLsEAR--Desr Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining Jour system o.
PenmAnship Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
70 be both skiful and faithful and the Improvement
Of your pupils is prlsing and rapid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. shall feel happy il
this testimony 20 your merit shall lead olhers 30 avail
themselves OF your Instruction In one Of The most
beautiful and Gseful arts and am very respectfully,
ETC. s sL @ JAS. II. 0TEY.
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BOOM Ovsr snids's Drag Sore, Cor chsaOa asd WIS
s+sss. HoUgs, to II, g. m, to 5, p. M, and
10 At night. 5t-E+ .l.a-.-
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A TTACHMEST hsFag been issued IN tsis 60.
- agAast the Defendant, upon tls grouue ,l,st ~
feeodzui had absooaded IRON the STATE 81 tist ~
ofdinary process Of isN cannof be served urar IL .
u = therefore ordsrpd la es Appoar beiors me- a.
* December, 1855, then ant tsre b dcfsnd Eaid II
tachmen' suit otbcrEiae q sane sil b. prooeeted
81, "a pArte, iffQTa Ne. aud . "a further ordsFed
lhat copy q TIA ordef - pub.ished Il tho Daily
uniap neHsFeper pabieho1 u lie CITY q Nashville
81 fur oonze. ufire aeeks.
Gives IN q ny h.ad this i7th day CT November.
ee3. SEE q. y. ENEHSoS
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Horses Wanted.

A. Q. a. 0FFICE, III
hAsHviIls, Tsnasssee, Nossnbsr 5 t<ot 2
HORSES WANTED,
II WILL PuRChAek u1f1 hzrfhsT netir1 aefse- g
u b n svefy Fespsct aeana aadssfrlcsabls. sateet
% Inspection, of eoVsrnnsnt InapscloE, - eoEsfnr
uers stakisl, 81 AErkst stFssL
@ q I'VE,
capsals and 4. 9 -.
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HEGDQ's DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE, I
Nashville. Tenn, Dec. 9th, 1868.
General ossss N5.gg 81 sb11b '
The following named officers ara an
noaneed upon the Staff Of the General
Commanding, viz:
III. Polk, Captain and A. A. G.
By Comm snd Of MAJ GEN. ROUSSEAU
TH0'S C. WILLIAMS,
declO-lw Act. Asst Adj Gen.
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Medical Examining Board.

HEADo'E as Bureau OF ORGANIZATION Z. &. c. T. J
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1861
THE Board Of Surgeons for examir alton Of appl-
u oants Tor commissions as Surgeons ard Assistant
Surgeons % United States Colnrtd TFOgps VIZ com
mence it. seszous IN this city Al is az Hospi
tai No. Il, on Broadvfy street.
All Applications must be made properly endorsed [,
accompanied With testimonials, 70 tie Prrfce1t q
the Board, who viii notify slch spPHcgnl Nhen 20
appear FOR examinations.
By order o. -1
"a Taai G. 07GEL- STRAINS, A. 6.G., I'D.
Commanding Organization Z. s. Ooiorsf TreoFs.
JxO. L1WrOS, Surgeon U. S. Vols aud Presf B0Erd.
Surgeon J. ". LAwroS, Surg Q. s. Vols, and Pres
dent q Board. lr. ufsl 4 .l.Hg y
X J. TARoCHARsoN, sth Tennessee intantTy.
ASH Surgin J. X. BAUnAY L. g FoF5, see'y Board.
nov27-H lD6Pl
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Slr-ConsIdering good handwriting 70 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success 70 every
man engaged in buiness, greatly applaud your mer
torious eXertons TO improve the chirvgraPhy Of the
age A gentleman q lady sither who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently ofsen fail 10
write when they shsuld and when they do write it IS
Soae ST The last moment, with haste and impotence,
ans consequently with faults Of ali kinds, Of com
mittinS aad InuriBg both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing yOr every success 10
your laudable undertakings,
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Scrap Iron.
Feathers. Ginsenr-

REEswAx, HIDES, CREASE, BRfS2 YRrTTs.
- and most, All kinds Of Tennessee Proaues
- - q. ?. mCKEY. 4 reat
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.

just Beceived,or
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.
Thsy are substantially bound Ia nprOOoO,
POCKET BOOK FORM,
And are wen adapted for the preservation
.Ofesrd portraits. By using one Of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits Of his friends by him, and can
refer 10 them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger be may be placed.
Sent by mail upon receipt of prics,
postage prepaid.
9 Portrait Album, 81 80
8 175
A liberal discount 10 Agents and
I. N. RHODES & co,
No. 81 Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
oct16-3m. ~
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.
GeOrpians. Attention.

sFSHE UNDERSIGNED hsxins seea auihorirs4 tore
eratt troops for lie unts1 stats sorvics, Zoe The
tern q thEee yskrs or dunE ths Was fom The lsyAi
Ren e Georgia, Is des1rsaa & giving racTetizE con-
mlasoas % eaersetio, tns mes. ttho NJ - commis
Eionea - aann - Tie egmpaaE = falL EeE tnlorma-
tlan enplg q j. e. HOHkRf.
noV13-lzas zFisgepQrs. "A.
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WAsaINaToN CRY, June %, 1888

The following very iust remarks OK the Hon. Ihcs.
q. Benton, T. 3. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the bushes. Of life. 30 I
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