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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-11
TmE nnoTnINEs We ApvOcATE.

"Fdusl and exact lustice TO all men, Of whatever
state or persuasion, religious or poucali
Peace, commerce. and honest friendship with All
nations entanglng alliances with nonei
The sapp ~ u ne State 0Ousi hnitn't N az heir
rfghi ~ the most competent administrations for our
domestic concerns and the snrest hulwarks against
anti repub can tendencies
The preservation OF the general government IN IT,
whole constitutional vgor, ~ the sheet anchor OF our
peace at home and s7fety abroad
A Jealous care OF the right OF election by the peo-
pie;
A mild aud safe corrective Of abuses, which are Top
ped by the sword OF revolution, where peaceahc reno-
dies are unproyided
iory the vital principle Of republics. lrum whch is
no appeal but to force, the vital principle aud hmed'
ate parent Of despotism;
well disciplined militia, our best reliance in peace,
and for the first moments ofwar till regulars may re-
lieve them
The supremacy OF the civil over the military an.
thOrity;
Economy in the public expense, that labor may be
lightly burdened;
The honest payment Of our debts, and sacred pre-
servaton Of the public faith,
Encouragement ofagnculture and ofcommerce as
its handmad;
Tho diffision Conformation, and arraignment OF all
ahuset at the bar OF puolc reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FREEDOM oF PREss
And Of person under The protection Of The HA-
BRAS CoRPUs;
Aud trial by iures mpartially selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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Liberty.

Democracy is the last resting place of hu-
man liberty. As the dove returned to the
ark, because, amid the waste of waters, it
could not find rest for the sole of her foot so
Liberty seeking TO expand lis pinions, over
this hemisphere, oft returns to the bosom of
the Democracy, bleeding with the shafts
which its enemies had leveled at its breast.
There it hath repose there it hath solace
there it hath disciples who worship Liberty
with faith that is immortal 80, Liberty
what crimes are committed in thy name"
These words we're uttered upon n seaffold in
the eighteenth century. IL is hundred years
later, and we repeat the cry which that martyr
put up to heaven. We are not surrounded by
the accessories of death-the beam, the munl-
ed drum, the funeral bell, the seaiTold but
we are surrounded by the enemies of human
liberty, who would precipitate moral and
physical death upon US if they had the power
to do it. The Black Republican party has
inaugurated its unnatural reign in these free
States by unequaled impositions of taxes,
conEning within loathsome dungeons free
men, leaving them TO die without knowing
the crimes (if any with which they had been
charged by the shameless embezzlement of
public monies, employment OF spies, ostracism
and persecution Of Democrats They have
put ifhunultiS upOu lbhaOut anu tnOuglt, ana
freedom of action and like the holy Inquisi-
tions, they deny to siree born white men the
imprescriptible right Of acting according TO
the dictates of their own conscience But
death will soon lay its hand upon the party
and that platform" that organization which
betrayed the existence of tyrants and traitors
among u.s. is approaching its fall A wad Of
unnatural growth, vile and noxious plant,
thrown by some unfriendly hand into our do.
main Of freedom, it cannot flourish beneath
the shadow of the tree of liberty, but il. de-
Gays and dNes. The sun of reason and reAec-
ton has dispeed the mist with which the
tempters yelled the intellects of our free born
youth. Throw wide the gates of the pit Of
oblivion, that II may receive into its bosom
the debris of the touering, falling fabric, which
carried upon its front the brand which God
placed upon Cain; or let it wander, like the
! Nazarine, in the deserts OF the earth, without
a home to shelter it, without pillow TO sup
port its dropping head without hand to
suecOr it, and without even the power to die.
The grave which the Democratic party have
dug for Black Republioanism is broad and
deep Without the reservation made by
Macbeth TO Banquos ghost, we will fight the
monster of faction in any shape, material or
incorporate. We conteRd for the Consttu-
hon; aud we say TO you as we say to our enc
mics across the ocean, "You may iniure ua
in the first onset, you may destroy our sea
ports and burn our towns but in the end we
| will certainly whip YOU
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Southern News-PrayeFs for
Peace.
The r ichmond Whia snYa

The r iehmond Wing says:
We ls arm that Bishop McGill, on Sunday
last, ann ounced that from the Let Of Decem-
ber next, to the goth, was sss apart by the
Bishops of the Catholic Church of the Con-
federaes for prayers in behalf of peace He
took oeC'asioa, we learn, to remind his CON
gregation that the prayers in the eontempla-
tion Of the Church did not refer to peace as
result of subjugation, but such peace as a
brave people engaged in just cause could
accept "lf, said he, "our cause was not
just, we could not appeal TO the throne of
mercy to sustain it"
Bishop MeGil is Kentuckian by birth, a
col lege mate of Messrs Singlen, OF Missssip.
pi; Dupre, of Louisiana, and Hanty, of Ar
ki ,nsas, members of the Southern House Of
Representative, and devoted Southerner in
very instinct The very admonition which
le gave against the offering Of prayers in CON
temptation Of peace by sabiugation, implies
AN interest in our cause which is fully in keep
ing with the natural proclvities Of a true Ken.
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Execution oI a Rebel SDy.

A correspondent, writing from Pulaski,
Tennessee, gives graphic description of tho
trial and execution of young, talented, and
brave rebel spy, by the name Of Samuel Davis.
When he was TAKEN there was found upon
his person pass, signed by General Braxton
Bragg, stating that the bearer was a member
Of Captain Coleman's scouts, and not TO be
interrupted. Other documents, giving valua-
BILE information relative to the number,
strength, and position of the Federal army, in
and around the post, was also discovered upon
him.
He was tried by Military Commission He
denied, on trial, that he was spy, but plead
guilty to carrying mails to persons in arms
against the Government of the United States.
The Commission, after due delberation, pro-
nounced him guilty, and sentenced him to be
hung, and General Dodge, who commands
that Department, approved the Sentence, and
fixed upon the fatal day, Friday, November
9th
The writer remarks as follows:
Friday, hangman's day, unlucky day,
dawned under cloud, for the whole heavens
were black with them All nature seemed to
be IN mourning and many warm hearts, loyal
and true, but more that were not, melted into
sympathy. Four companies of the Eleventh
llllhOls, ana TWO companies of the Seventh
Iowa, were drawn up, forming hollow square,
with fixed bayonets with the gallows in the
centre of it"
1t appears that the prisoner was quite a
young man, about medium height, ather
slightly made, active, impulsive, and intelli.
gent While sitting upon his coffin, in full
view of the scafold, with death even before
his eyes, he was proilered full and free par.
don if he would only give information OF his
Captains whereabouts, for that gentleman 4
capture was "a military necessity" Davis re-
ceived the offer with Indignation, and replioa
scornfully, addressing the officer who made
il:
would goa betray friend1 IAad rather
die thousand Deaths
Only moment before he ascended the
seaiiold, he remarked to Captain Armstrong,
who stood near him, as his executioner, laugh.
ing as he spoke;
We'll, Captain, you'll have to eight these
battles alone, hereafter, for Ill soon be out Of
your way"
With quick, firm, proud step, he aseended
the stairway to the platform, and there he ac,
tually stopped as if to place has head within
The moose, supposiug he was to be "olf his
I legs in q twinkng,
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or the bestmake, now ready for use.
oysters, quail. wild duck, vensons, and all kinds Of
game and fish in their season,
WINES, LIQUORS, ALE, LAGER BEER AND
EArABLEs, ACCORDING TO ORDER.
ALSO: EXCELLENT FRESH OYSTERS.
Customers are respectfullyinyited.
au2s FRED. LANCE
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BaS-our country is our commonwealth
We have all An equal share in her Her laws
are alike for the protection of all Her insti-
stitutions are also alike for the advantage of
all der blessings are our common privilege.
The Constitution which, under God, was ia
tended to secure our liberties, is in the keep
leg Of us all IL is a sacred trust which no
man can delegate. He holds il, not only Tor
himself, but for his children, posterity aud the
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Bay-The monitors have been doeked at
Port Royal and had their bottoms relieved Of
the long woods and barnaclek which had accu-
mulaled to such an extent as to greatly inn
pede their progress. After tho obstructlons
we're removed the Passaic made trial trip
and attained speed Of seven miles per hour
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49enstolls.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, d. O.,
WIN give prompt attention to applications for
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS,

VT Al DOUNIlED1 fENbIUNS,
And all other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart
ments and in the Court Of Clnms
Refers to: Hons. H. M. Rice; NJ. &. Latham; M s.
W MMllkhson United states Senator's j. s Black n. NJ.
stanton Secretary OF War; Wi liam KELLOGG SCHUYLER
Colax, p. b. Fouke Members Of Congress; Colonel
w. Ewing, OF Indiana, and others.
Inc Undersigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government of the nited States
that no ~ prepared to prosecute their CLAIMS with
promptness and on reasonable terms. His practical
knowledge OF all the details of the military service uf
the United States, gives him great facilities tor the
speedy adJussmen, and collection Of every description
Of military claims 80
PENSIONS.
All persons who entered the military service after
are entitled to pensions.
Widows OF soldiers who are killed, or die befo G or
AFTER thelr discharge, nom wounds received dis
sions. -
II no widow, then the children, under sixteen years
OF age, are entitled TO pensions.
IL no widow nor children, then the mother, il wholly
OF IN part dependent on deceased for support.
II no mother, then the sisters of deceased, under
sixteen years OF age II wholly in part dependent
on deeeased for support.
BOUNTIEs.
Bounty. W
All who are discharged, by reason Of wounds re.
eeiyed IN batilel are entitled TO bounty.
bounnes and arrears of pay due deceased soldiers
widow, TO his children.
II he died unmarried frat TO father; second, # no
lahef 70 mother third n no father mother then
70 ms rothers and sisters Arrears Of pay goes To
JOHN Il. .sTOPPRIMAR, ESQ paytop, Emo Moptgom.
cry county, Ohio, my authorized associate Appli.
cations prepared and iore arded by him, will receive,
pfoAapt attention. osItdtf
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BeS-The annual revenue Of Russia is 1921 ,
s7l ,24O, OF which S9O,OOO,OOO is obtained
f--r- ihr 'ay ~ h-4~dv t
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Important to all Interested

j. r. LENTZ a. SON,
tSuccossors TO Lentz 4 Weckel,)
IJAVE just received from the Eastern MARKET at
i l. cash purchases, a large assortment OF MEMS la
dies, boys, youths, mi sses, and ohdren's Boots
Shoes and Caters, of the first quality and latest style
and at prices that defy competition Also, good as
sortment of Hats and Cap for men and boys All
kinds Of work made TO order of the best material and
workmanship. A fit is warranted.
FRED. II. WECkEL, foreman, will surely please
you IL you give them trial.
Call and examine ther stock before purchasing else.
where. j. +. LENTz & son,
auI9 l04 Main, between Third and Market
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Alrat Market.
?LloteIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL

BEACH STREET, BOSTON
directly opposite the hoston and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
VNHE undersgned, who has been connected with the
American House, in this city, for over nine wears
mas leased this well-knoWn and popular Hotel for a
term Of years, and pledges him. eli 10 his friends and
We puhe 70 use bis utmost efforts 70 sustain he rep
utAu9p oi the UNITED STATES HOTEL, a. a first
class house The public may rely upon finding. M
TINS house all the appliances and comforts Of first.
Prizes, as heretofore, Two Dollars psrday.
oeaaom FRANK III. PRATT.
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A. .NsoLS0PHD Onreu, OoLD, Az
IkhIrAssD Or SoRB fHRoAf, HN
10 0ed to pSoer esq, - uits ia ae-
,ious Pulmonary, Br .nehiai aud
Aathmatti Dt eases, of.satt =. ia
cur-hle. BRowR's 8HOHoHiAL
faocHkS reach diseetly the effected
parfs, xpd give atm at i'm nediste
p.Gsf. For Rr nchiti,. Aathra,
Ca'ArsA aud Consum ptive Cough.
tbs frcches are usefal Pa lie
Speakers and Singers should have
the rrnehes TO clear and strsuEth-
An the Voice MN;tarx flfa cara And
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: AUCTION 3AbE

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g: Ave cAseasstas xessvseA Ros.S sonsFsa
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DyS.O. Hs0UlH1 6 CV. Xac11oneen. :
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"sSGs; gfesssis, and ether Carpsts. oisssssA saA
s ss rsslo, o.s,... 4.,s.. top Fables s-ar
1Stseasiea 2 nies fable esdesSlrd
s::n.s s' os Gs:i b.. Ls. "a
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d.: p nd s:s
sisis.as. sa1 Mary Mi:essii. ssS D.rss s I'd
ottts Big T. thS andefsie o4ds - frHet0o,
VII tIRose - Public Hale On tSs Drsmtsaa or 4
xxRlDAY ~ 18th d.y Of Dea.nbsr next ;lti fsir.
krAs' q s;s
go $50 40 possessed, eoEtainius 500 Acres.
This sstAys b well istAtsd. near the Ola Pfslis,
P!ine: 0so.ts 300. sfs !a1yt.sa. sso az one mile
.1S =
teen .sose pd..ts Is contain. one aandrea sai
Que y ~ Cd aDd timber. Ss'eh 10 very valIssIs
r. a ~ proximity t9lAha Washinxton narkst
The Terms ~ 500. gre rs koysos0s SiI , 1ndr d
dollars Of ~ puYshsss money to be II In essh On
TIE cay Of sale or tie ratification th reot ~ rhs
c. UT, &D5 the Yrsid In s<uai st - ~.
snd two the hole 70 70 " sat f.omtav
Of sale e1d eserrsd ray nts &c >. ~ 81 -
the Be fF cffhe pure hRser with secnYtts to ~ q.
proved tr the Trustee and on 'he pas rseat Of .I-
~ Gle pa ossss mnn.y he vii cn.e, the prea.s.s
10 tbs p'rc1s frs-. elsa En- dseh sr<rd Of Ill
claim = aIy Of tbs pzrtias ts the ,ovs suit
TIL Trsste y autao'ia~d ny ths.+,rs'. IA
tats IN los. D. D. CH1W Trustee,
nt8zw Upper Ma ID ,rou "a NJ
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!, Of 81 Louie. No.
DIED,
r1sy. Nov nth, lMAA JAM,
DIED.


On eurlsy. Nov nth, lMMA JAM, Youngest
child Of Bssl sad Ana 1iisa AoCoy, sSsd u
MOI tbs a. 10 days
III. reIssivss and frisnfs Of the family are 70
spestfuliy invited 70 attend the funeral, on Toes
saI, Dee LIST ss q o'oluoh, II NO. oo9 81. north
bet Sd ard 4th sts
Mr.. PATRICK WlLOH died Nov 18th, In his
I'D ysar spd % month native OF Ireland, bat q
restdent OF this Country fVH the last thirty
years.
Bis funeral will tske place Tuesday evening, At
3oeloeh. kesideLee at the foot 0; Twenty ss ,ond
street.
On The sth last. Of typhoid fever. ORh1LI o..
ytuBSstt ehi,o o. ChAti@s ana nIigA beth Cumb<r.
IsnH ased years srd 2 months,
fbe frisrds the family Or, respectful " iuvit-
- 10 at:sn bis tunsrA' At 3 o Of yex, Tuesday
> teInoop, No. 10. BE- wen D sad o. ~.
On the moran Q Of The th inst WILLI0, ased
k month";, Youngest son Of 1dvaxa Aa1 Anry
WnahI
The frisr 60 Of Tire f.-i}y are respectfully iavis-
81 70 stie1d tie funsrsl, rom 433 rwaifsa street.
Coz Now 1erk AveEus, on Tues AZ ne1t, Of II
On tie 18Th ir.... LEONARD HAIsAusR, In
after . loss md peinf.l ninsss, viieh she bore
With ohfhtiaR foF0IudA, AAklON LUCE6D,
POUR: stt ds.s htss Of the late James and Christi
= - fpiii.. sod Bait payers please COPY !
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Dn0H1R DfaRAa1A.

feNNt6os'S 6Is 9 tie nssS 01eSakl, 80 aaA
az S7es dissovsrsd. Ore n ~ s foa1 an,
ssa rsesst eesss = tvs.sy. sosz ass.s. He ata:s:
nksa. Il = ~ seAisef he1s, ga AffssaA 70
tAoes yAo % net vat - - sx1ossa. Hals Dsak-
GesseFssssI RsS ~ H1A h.isss-A Iqetttvs
I'D psEnansat ere IT. b5lAus, esfefsA, ules.s.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TROCHHs,
RoR
eoueH,
AID
COLDS.

" jon wbo cvsrtal the vel - and ara x eosed to
sudden o. ACses. should uss thsn. Obtain only
t"e senn'ne Browns Bronchial froehes" "
ing i,orsd tbeie efficacy by . t~st Of many 70 "a
ar highly recommended and prescri nd BY phv :
- and surgeons In the Army aud ave re ivsd
ts I'm. nisis rom many smine 1t men,
D. ia by oil DrsRgista and Dealers Ia Medicine tn
We u itSd sfstes and most Foreign countries at
e cents psr box. no BIN
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P1rsr .HAsosxtu-SeT ~. esleer pa.
eon oftee Thxa lard, y 10. agsIs-
- 80 Hn Brown. q esys. - L-~s.
belts is tha naske<. The Syt5Snce was posa-
i've. ssalast heses ana ~ ~ ssat = jait 81
ynssce ThemDsoE saeceAess yere oismisssA
Tor sssal.nE . hsii bu,hsl of appass, ssd Wss
also sent TO JAN for neasisS, -. ~
xvsIiso STAB AssoolA7lc1 HAxL-On
WsdDssday evsninG ie1t, DscemAar ID, ths
Evening Stsf Aseoctatioa VIII etVS arsad
eell st Temperance Halt. Tue mSuaesYslneen
70 msse !. :cpeItor o any xiven this seeeea- II
Hr in charge wiArpsre no pains 70 seooppiish
that md. and they arc yoan9 feotl>poea cana.
be Of accomplishing Whatever they may un-
Rss:L DessRrnss.-A. ". C..hey. H. sam
sn.L, A. u. Owens and r. Flynn, iss "a. In
refugee, reaehed here from the Army Of The
Pot mac Friday EVENING, and were com mitted
TO TIE Old Capitol By order Of Provost Mar.
. fHIsDWAADs STATION Asss Peter O'NsAl
ds e rsef and drunk; turned over to tbs Naval
sooos; disrniesed. Thos. Picker, Tassault And
botsery; dtsnissed. Edwin r. Whreler. rand
Larceny jail for further hearing a r, MeAU.
istef, Dr. unk; diamissed.
: BlLLIAsps.-we Hear. that auothar "a ss,h 1t
ssl!is roe cone o. e morrow afternoon at she
ssrets; Tho game will bs the three bali
earom IFrenchh 800 poiuts TO Be PA, ed by
Mr.. lsidofe usyraud and Mr. John K-ndaif,
ar Gayrsud giving his opponent 90 poists u
mo sanao. eass5 ss-Es lt&
RAE! CMAHCH-PSne Pisao at Ave'sos II.
.ofroW Ao&min0-Seo I'D vertisem snt OF Messrs.
" all 4 10,
Y:ssssle.AaL. n.s can get scarf Rings and Pins
OF sns iet.se seyle. ~ eSs dsao.. Of thS Dollar
sewsiry ssore. No. ass PennssfvahiA AvenuS
hesf ~ s1ees. no - lws
Nlyss roo LASs 10 LsAAs BY Prof Alexsn
GER HoiowskIs ney and sim 1fid.a method for
t,nues his riusiDs and Piano Glasses. nd orsos
nav oout ~ for Piano and singing which will Be-
shs l.s. II NashiIstae., Prcfss~r woae~.ki re:
civ vistfnrs daily. 1T his Pesdence No. 316 p.
street on the northeast corner Of Hleveuth ssr et
no dim
ooAHs, i9nions, Bad kAils, 90 70 b rid Of
ehtse troc hlesons AnLos acc q cell Oh Dr. White
arc = bcit e hue nsa, eslst!ons. Y.a e. .a-: s.
~ ,i.Irsyivanis Avenus, liars tuck re
for ccnealtaNoD. no ZJ-H
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SPLBSDlD STOCK
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
FROM fH1 NEW YORK AUCTIONS.

3as e.:,ssRiHsr: vosn respectfully call the ~
e ssf sTS SIX + 81
IL; sors h.' y :s: q
We have jast received direct MON Il. ssetioas "a
10 Is.e 1aI,. . Peach H.rlno.. u al o! the
O = 70 81 n per yardd. sad s.a,satesd 70 Be =
sh..R " .sHn suAsy co b ansoha'sd for In
IS p - Lsgn: q, vol s::,, q 1n,r.ss olesa,
" IS $: q q "a Preach re.,.: .. I, Pin.
= pisees Of elegant a-aiit; sod oioiss color. Of
eilt and wor'tsd Isioslirss. for the best CITY 70
), &c q :Y'!snd,o sss!tsy ana 4: most d.,I.a
s: ..ss: than - cass ss.S il e oas s .se.:
q pieces groesde aad Striped and Plaid Rsvs and
I'm press Cloths, in elegant s;sortmsnt Of eoIors
Cd red tbis and hevipg .vssts4 very IL re-.
Ill .n'soos tSss they Should move oa r.pssi1 snd
inosesr slas ~ ,hos!d make sass q it 70 hAys
snd susmsrs IL sarsa. Of sny iisd Of tSe S g..
hes, q New YOrh prioss Or W vif NOT s.sset 70
WI ALSO HAyH Oh HAD
BcaGx q e. IL.
gsnt quality i,,p ported and hayip purchased them
81 q ;Se.iS. Ne are prepared to sell then ~ lev
BLACK GOODS.
Our stock Of MOURNING GOODS IL vau worthy
oftss isspeeti.n Of al v<rtons In parsuit Of Die
sd n 10
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s..s:.Ss . 6; SAP. ,ss 81 sAs1s
vsi1 ~: 1h-1ooi Noassii.s. q
-. p..s .: q: 70, Walking Dresses
sesl'ss , sSs e &c. q. e = q t g
VIA : ~! s.ssh q kossasas saks from aas -
Also,
osAr. v.rI',, s sss sHa 51 s.Ar''. MOURN
=: 3: 80 Is.
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,..... H. s: IS 81 q g! 49,: :.::
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S.sz go: IN I - 90 ..S s.i:fs
s1 e ( +. =. '.. e, s...A q. e g n
Arrps xAs,s1Hso iEfeessx q. \. sos.s Nv
e 1890 !hos ~ b. 8. isssass sas.n .
~. s::: s, 80 g 80. ::as ~
= - 0n0oeelaat Of snI 81 Ae laVl oAMoQa,~ -
:'''' S1 ~ g :: So.
n IyfoaT on WEST ROluR, Ara ~ 1iiinsy
nksng1aass aaRlA6 10 Aneeies4 RsvelaNeal
- - So 90 $500 e - 3afsea 9esANi
90 vssA mAksaesA sar ,.un.