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The New York herald., 1863-09-10
The Brig BAanbridge.

We have copy Of latter, written BY ~ officer
on board Of the receiving shp Prncston at rhladcph,
which says that James White ordinary seaman, who
Is said be the solo survivor Of tho fatcd Dainbrdge
s,l persists his former statements and further says
that when he last her shs bottom Up, with aboss
thirty In tho wafer, who were drowalng. He vaa
on plank al the time, with the ships cock who bscsns
delrious from drinking salt water.
The United States supply steamer MAseschuse,ts WIN
be due a Philadelphia saturday, wsss We shall have
definite nsws OF ~ fate Of the Bainbsdsa
We fear there no hope for ssy news Of her safety.
Yet there. h n possisi,y ths. soEs Of her crew mag
have been pscksd up BY outward bound merchant
vessel and We nay yet have more detailed socount of
h0 loss.
Exsassmsns Agsssst CsDpsrhAsAs IN cs-
asWbus, Oaie.
CrscnykAri, Sept ., fsea.
sous escissssn, vss cresssd IN Cs,unsus this s6ssv-
noon. oscss'oaea BY cavssynsa ,ssrisg down val
tn. ssss-sAip fsrsis - oan 81 csSs
rhs Steamship Persia which sailed for .Idvsspcs =
soes Yesterday VII Qaii od Ops Race sssrAa1 Ter
The issss psws ana dnews'sl dsspsscss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
THE VERY LATEST.


Morris Island by Beauregard---Demaxa
for the Surrender Of Fort SUMTER
Beruregard Refuses to Yisld..-
Renewal Of the Bm-
baFdmeRt
FoRrREss MONROE, Sept. 2, i8oe.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived here
fforA City Point, and reports that M,sls Island -
evacuated by the rebels. ...s-,
The Richmond Ea9ai,er Of Sept. Ssontains tAs
fOiIowing:
MoxEIs ISLAND KyAcGAr1ps
CHARLESTON, SEPT. z, 1858.
The exemy had advanced their ssppess up 70
tfe mosr Of Wagner. and, 1t being iEpussibie to
hold st. Beauregsrd ordered Its evacusti00. which
took place atsaoos-
lse enessy,h hold esnsnsimgs' Point. IN fssQ vSsss
OF he city.
Heavy nras in n~w going on between cur hat-
iere-oa suillvan,s lslssa and Fort Moult-fe and
the Mentors,
The following ia from the Richmond Wh;,of Ne
Sih:--
CRARLEsT0S, Sept. Z, 1865.
Ths bcmbasdment wss kept up without inssrnfs-
sson all day yesterday and far into the Msas.
,AboA one hundred and Bs,y Of our men were ailssa
and wounded At Batteries Wagner and Gregg.
Tie attempt 70 assault Battery Gregg ws~s -
pulsed before the enemy had completed their
landing. Great havoc Is supposed to have bsss
made the enemy's boats by our grape and oaa-
ister.
NJ dark on Monday, the enemy havng~ 90
varoed their sappers up 20 the very most Of Wag-
nc7. and Il being Impossible TO hc'd. The sStssA
,o.ge, General Beauregard ordered it's cvacuatisa,
which was executed between eight p. NJ. ana oas
A. M. with success. We spiked the guns Of waG-
ass and Gregg and withdrew noiselcssly in forty
bsrses. Only one barge, contsiaiag twelve mss,
vas captured.
The enemy now holds Cama;szs' Point q. fsll
view Of the city.
All slsst this morning.
CHAMEsrsss. Sept. Noes.
4 despatch from Major Stephen ElllaaA. Gen.
mandins az Fort Sumter, s7somces thas;a nas q
truce, demanding the imme iiAse surrender Of thas
fort, has just been receiv a from Admiral Dahl
greA by Lieutenant Brova. of the s.saraer Pal
metto State.
General Beauregard aas teegraphsd to hsjss
Elliott to reply to Dshluen that he can have Port
Sumter when he takes Is ,snd holds it, and that !.
the meantime such demands are pnsrils and ~ !.
becoming.
CHAsLEsTos, Sept. Isl p n.
AT six O'Clock P. II the iron-Slads and Monitop
approached Fort Sumter closer than usual aaA
opened . hot fire against H.. Our batteries on
Sullivans Island including those Of Fort Moultsis,
replied heavily. The firing is still going on.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

The EUROPEAN TROUBLE ABorr THRONES
Among other documents received from Europe
we have one entitled Correspondence Relating
to the Election oi Prince willism OF Denmark
as King Of Greece, and TO the State Of ths
Country" Every now and then a new throne
turns up and implores piteously for some ,iove
Of a Efiuce to come, like coroner, andAit on
II. Europe, like Blondin, is now Asd then
rather bothered about its balance. Indeed. /,
the worthy fuuambulator were toIendssysr "a
run his wheelbarrow over OH, dipider's mos,
astenuated thread With Nis1Sra underneath
we should havs 'iys)s irSse Of The dinoul.ie.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
SEPTEMBER TO- Is9S.-TRiPLE SHEET

that Europe sometimes has to keep the aforo
said balsnce-whcli represents peace, and OF
course profit. Msksweights OF all sons ere
devised Kingdoms are patched up for idle
and rampant heirs, and idle heirs are eagerly
sought after to sit on red hot thrones. Dill
cuities are made to be remedied-
As II divinity had oatcbel
Inc itch on purpose 10 be scrs1chea.
So II was with Greece, and they got Otho and
a German Legion-a military body not 80 popu.
lar in Greece as the Argyraspides were but
celebrated elsewhere for the fact that one
Louis Blenker was sergcantsin it, So II wes
again, and they got Prince William, and we got
the correspondence about it-much harder TO
get through than some German legions are.
There are facts here however, that our readers
ought to know-as, for instance, that the doca-
ment contains letters from snch men as Kara
Tzamados. Haphiropoulos, Dia-
and Papadamantopoulos. Aud
fellows with names like these have to go
to the Scandinavians for ruler Alas for
the degeneracy Of these days. Though tho
men named above are evidently myrmidons,
they sre not Of the kind that Achilles led. II
s pity by the way, that application had not
been made on this side the Atlantic. We could
nave furnished ten thousand Greeks able to
ale any country, with plenty Of experience,
md not indisposed to fight about il. Now we
AVE this Grecian trouble renewed about Mexi-
o. Who will have its viii Maximiliane VIII
my .other man? Who will take the place, aud
ealize by-and-by how excessively "uneasy lies
he head that wears CROWN
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will not allow the European Powers to interfere
either directly ON indirectly, with the politics A
of the republic Of Mexico, a. ad
that it will resist the forcible intervention nv
any Power which locks to the control Of the
political destiny Of that country.
OF course nothing but conviction ST our
inability to deal successfully with the belliou
could have weakened in the eyes of Eu zone the
force of this declaration. II was solemn
pledge before thssworld that under 10 circum-
stances would We permit any infrat ,tion. more
particularly in the case of Mexico, of what ia
knowa az the Monroe doctrine. Il would moi
have been becoming or dignified in us 10 have
renewed thaf piedge "nti We we're in posi-.
ton to enforce il; but at the "a me time nothing
should have been done TO lea 1 10 The inference
that we were disposed to relax princ;pIe
which has become 30 hxe feature of our
policy. II Is to TINS ume se fving and consult
ing oil expediency Tor then individual interests
by difareat administratio ms that we owe ths
| diseseiit into which II as fallen abroad Wa
must enter upon new course in regard to Il.
| BY calling France to a. scount for the advantage
| which she has taken 4 us in our hour Of din.
Guilty we will convin ce the world sfat the Mon.
roe doctrine is something more than A mere
abstract theory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

THZSUfR1G;s CY go5ECaAIs IL TENNESSEE,
Con. aes9e;aas IS Establishing f,- E.aAo. .s Tea,
ratsss : seEu.sti1n fully l4u.iisrg iAzi Of Eu Lee
ia sae~ 5Gi.ass BY a.. osds' h'.y hlus-s have
asea burned, sa q retaliation fer roszi rs;as npoD
:ha T. & O. and Lau,syi 10 railroads. E;os bssvs
enoug 10 meet our troops f. feis easaba. 10 rssos
to sniI .rauxaa x.ois of suarii1S III; rear. Ths
gyirehsst.. (Esnn) saiiaia ssys:
Among the housss burned we E,snnen tire u .,s.
til sssi a=nce cs S.r. fc.Iss, nes- asu1s. asr IL
brs;aer .;-.asS ct Vim q. Gappbsi b Il 3 g.fsS,s
sseulhsra Easn. Cgs c=ya,rv dr.& Ia tas easr,y
TiS1a.s snj or sS,sG r. kus ~ ~ g3t sgay his s.
gases. Cn ssesSG. VI tbs It's esesny ssf; ws..s
Ms rsstds.s ssaa eufh 1usss, ls:v nSt lii lsy fe
pasdsas ca sas ia-' oi n;tsaasss L: IS ssii %
Davs bssn ons oE shs sao4. nssg aE ssz. rsEilo y
- W ifi..sscii su.'iy
Taa naa rsaais1c o. III sJrr Wills. no. fa- r., m
Er. Scales, was Alsa btiras3 rad ; mt. nssr
1siuaa PISS turcsa In fsc., zeseceaaa.a erfse ~
for sill rs5sar.e35 Owned er tc1u3 isa by psfssrs
who had soas or othsr MoDbegS OF t-s iaEasl5 IN
tie uaE s.c srvls to be ha nss. ca axe ~ Il
OF tns. 5su.si.sy. ccsi;aoa was inGsnaat ss .Ee
time between tie forces oI ss. asaElsy and Can.
E.e.amsn. TIE iaits- atS5T.i LAD hls ics.cs an1sr
srIis sld ATtsasy Es@dy.ia oreer 10 Pot down sreh
cute escns eoasust paf inieiisent infarnasss w.s
sass3t aud he ard deI S.ssdaEo tell O. U. assaIry
Ina. lie (Sts.dGsn) dill get eoEse TO fight In zach
usrssrs and thai b, st.ais5) persisted IN nis
execution q sas crdsfe, b, xaDla ~ sooa q aLt
him As rat&i Rsntrsi siaIssy replied tia: ~
was es..pg nrsd.f Tie cE1ors cs taea xsassns and
is.eRded 20 res ta8 Old " es-rseS cnss H1s Stg6-
msn suscset.d IN asrins atu.bf ss noissss snatu g
tn N ,aa rsEiis-ss ct Gen nastie, ozr ssAto Trss
erfce, xun IN Wiashss.3t.
Ia thu . racusisa We wluiA sneaaiar IA,
dsaxhkaf Of Gen. Bats, md SprAs Ma or aIx
tshsf ssaiss wars nssssiSd far -gaNanx - ksl.rsl
pfiHonmsRt y zask villa ssefe Eeas ~ NorsA TO
QaNp uhaga TAe uE6sr srNatlSG tnon mated lhsk
they Wese 70 b im7 7Ftsene3 f,r tiAs N4t.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fresa the Ssu.hwes,,

JACKsoN. Hisa, Ar,ii2l-,he Fsu Orleans Ira
CT tbs =, contains further .;ealazs CT the bat.
tls at araEd Lake. Tbs rs.a,ts Wsr. Published
10 dssa.eh from Pert Euisoa e.tsrdsS
Cls hundred aud ninety wounded Yankees hal
sEfi'ed at as. jane, Eosp.ia'.. Fxr.sus states
thAs hs rebels have only foas days ra.i,ns As Psrt
Aeas"a Thsy have heavy ba..s les at 0-and
auH THE rssi.us cf this e. a:eh comes ~ fol
i.rl:
Caa kiios siys c Mnan.i,s Ewytzsslaai, uo.
wafdt ten shossand ne goes Ia ths ac3Gt.nent ef
esc~ ci sss.s eoceaa.ns d,yefr m sas raioas fats,
eo'ts1as nsas.es leo ssvssnmsa. employees Lca!s.
sIis gessrted Goa cd Rates
spec eisf='ci to tis Aapssi says .a.t the
easray Teac..si esnssobIa from tie FEAR at n.cn
ol tee 20 h. Ate:aShaan. vas sset 20 s..sIs Ia
eui .hs sssssssa1. In.susy ws-s ssus with brld,es
to osSrs If tia Aa'un.ls. Eegtoes are w.iiur snd
unwilling +, Be taisn The T.nks.s are uracub..
sd;T resea:ing.
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Enc.LLsaEl JUS,

Ruas repor.ea ths. TIA Soas!c.. ssser rapsirfng
q. ssars 1sT.i yr0.i,i saA sJr ReTT Czeaas 10 hid
Ia IN 2,Iaak ea Fisk4.u-g AID xo-s Hudson.
Ttegs wss g-eEs ex t:me.s In E.aAvHie ca the
1915, *. ito "a s,af.. spprcsaa OF Vsu.pern 10
cTGasnse 2esls4sssn. hsyo aisa aisn. - aa tue
easgtsysaa ia tha qa$itssniastes's department. ~
ofdsr OF usa. z rs5srsls.
csss in lac l,s-s gevk Weyla. isssd bs'ero
vlskaauTe, liza l7.a. esya:
eve es.cse thst va eacnet Gaa nors wcr,is ef
G msost, bat 20 enf eycss5s IA geIsaarg looks
fa.sGer Distant than evar. Cur nsn ErS tc tcs'
prcvui Gssith. but huasre5s hass fisd here's han
dseds ,s3rs w:ii.eEa thsy sss.h tasj: haE Ess."
Ccl Asssrosa ghsm3s1n, 1T asu York, Ila7e:t'r
of tbs ssuy u It's Fosasass ss hss .ItEtsrs, tas
bssa pls,sa Ia eam asad sf tEo sraro.sast pcas Vt
Ags;s. Va.
Ga. Eh 'sls vas sovasi weeks ago ofds.sd to
rspsss :, asa. Wstsas for ssrv;ss IL the paciaa
OspsrtmsE..
3 rhs:e Was Enoh sxsissnsat Ia Uinsiusan On the-
5S.h, ean.ed ~ asgso ka0eking dsan ertpelsd
solaA. An exsatsd crowd gashsssd' q thA to1nlt
81. snd sevefat nasfoss wsss esdl5 bsasea.
0A1 wss sso.sd = Nsw Hssk = ~ MA = Isi.'
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sGi.soaagly RELEASED "a a & o. .:rss lsS for
Cisy 2 SHIT sester.lsy ,norning, -arii IA I67 re:e
rsi p-ieos sEs irc:raing fvs { ii .srs Axanag the
efiie.ss ss Lieut.. ". +. Ss6ns, cf tho ls. H,ius
cavalry, who was osp.n,ed at RaAitan fs.ass,r On
tho 1914 iast Lie1s. stons Ia cssivs Of Portland
s.ies sns wss relssie1 unec nsisianA;:y, vito y.
sxcheogs paro:s, The ciasuns.=nos. " htnh
iu.t,iisd This e. sp were s5 eo!io-s: Ii n. k:ozs
was iassn prtsoas- b. Essns. ] 4 payns of the
81 .ss II ras Cavalry. Esho while rvccse9IGs wllh
s;s sfisoEsr to q n Etusrs's headquarters g. hal tn
esesg swollen s.rsa.a, vyoisa wArh ID hIs or.e
fsIa udde: bin, s13 hs .-ss cb,u: d:n .rng wi; d
Htoa~. an esa:eIio yo1r Gls1. v7ao vas san :D ?
n H., bank, iespe3 if9si ae o.n ic.s. p,uas a ]
ig,ts she are..,o nsa trorgNs Lials ps7ns s.fe 4,
rLo-e w,a essat ;.-v.sr 10 asrss'f. Tbs e.seam
z.ssa q, efsG:.i,se 80 1.saui. G.o1a "a made
kao~n faSi,o GsaTeihJY or tsEs by G. Gsn ::.as.t
u m o;sgCso kiss treatment fer tae tar.iss. Taa
2seretsyp Of VA i.sEe al osaet tts. nc snsn:t
tc rs,eassa na@en< :s2s,:y s.ia zen, hama 1hI i
v.es dore yesterday. eiase Tho q II issisa. L.s,.
PGgla him Elk hss ucea CT . Gsed sad |, now /.
.to old o. pho. .:;sss. Wash r8'cn. D. Q. before
tha cs2sT.rrs Of Lisu. E.ote Is p.onsal to ca:
acd ass him.
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krressea as Il Spy Ia rgii;sry p lie, taok Ia
e1s;o6y stfT3sy 30 iaGisiduzl WaJ gross-se, |; 10
b. s. sln of fsa;vis Saalesr, e prominent no
atasia po:i i.;sa OF Eaitin.osa MaEyia1i Pho
s~- - usdsr p-esea % des.-a 10 III. es.Sc ftns
es.Gpssl q eoasl, 81 ia tasd.ftaivs vsaaIs o.
tcia 1t7, .iatss nab : CT 30 bztrse sad q .as
IL ssei 'ss.i; IL: vita sh .ir psi la anosnt Of
Tea or tea u.i:s frana tho ETY. 20; 81 N tas ID
ioa o. 40 sn' mys os;ap Esiog srYss.sI Re
wa 5TeSsls 20 ii ni.o-i snd ,raaisst fss x
rinilai IN to h -t:sa,y p:cn u ;a~ sasiern dis
ea 20. mos, Aow Il shs }zar, sazss Ike s, vs.a
Q! ti; SalhtsSo als a!so }, the seale o-san g. IN
1aa safty u ..er sr:es; rs:yiseG tc W .ny ottsr
ntms :nsa Spencer, Ia, .a answer to ouss.lons
"a; /" hin rslasvs 20 gai iEn31e and its seo,,e
rp'i; 30 y=ausly that /: ssesas5 erbiul wbsh ,r
Ia hsd sTe: teel aes, ths aoi u1lsE.:ai city Cels
ytCW l. iii - s eel.
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Eaa2l CAaych --Thia eill,e i3easse On tbs ea,
size Ct 2osa alrs5 be..yssc la;-. .na Cary Fi
sTa5 s.e9.st about thee v3S- nee for II
uss o@ tbs a'irers a.iaS to ii aoss by Tie :o:
" T1tE t.sons CT g tzsUs sus he UoCa:a1n ponIcIl
'ora It wss fuliY laEessi lie rr-s-is war w.s
iG@uRfsrs: SID 40 --ss.n-cs usEly he
e1ng q e32 =a7 2estgeye1. Rcy Z aae:s J ncg =,
the p.s.aF aas h.ca size; siis war III tie 5;...ai,
se:eics OF h'5 cesi.tt' 81 Is ro,y e. o. ga ~
/! s3Ey Eat hi atichei neat ScG5.k. E:z p4e
:.ng 81 et1..plssi ca2f2a W 1T clssa as Driasyy
saacsi fvE Jsifv,fo2 Ward sst. was sf.ers-a-,:
90 iGo2sd > i e ga 0. is sgiaisrs. wlo U.fE Il
the sl;sas. sss "a and >bin.a.s rra:1iscnoas.y 20
g-tEsi s:.er tafy lei. ..Gaaey rca 70, wa,
Sabshed l.. sha bss-r,c1. CT .ae si..... s1s hss
6r3ssls oTTiag 10 tho kSGiols raisava.s og The an-
p sa;ses asaa7aoss 10 &c ,l:a 81 Ia atusiCr.
az Ssss !ao sllaai,s afs IL si4=aGa1cs every fsah.
La IL.
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Fug yaErca IN a.y:co.

The s6.ios; f:om the sisy ef Gs2so ara to tas
Jst nata@t:
1hs Eeeaah b5ynb srSe6 pusb,s ten days. sud
~e:ts fspIssd :hIies Irc tor i3eatiols / San
sarv:c. s5ars ra:s1e.sfi II us4eaaoie By shs;s fson
II s5 -g1at Gss fssg.c.ns wslhifew, sEid tho
exc. &c -epei ,haga ca tae 5s, ct AaEcsa. taxing
80 tss;:2sii. fo5 G-oaca t,,.d tas oats,Go fs1ta
sa.oza aseund ~. Ia city. TEo hsrraas6meat 17as
e.s.si.osl At Ike asasi 7z.'s aie pf:c ps. fiFti-
tsss..JGs sill ho.3 sgz. Eo.Gy' Asa1q a4.tors wo
,tas .s,asca O. sssas.sGS ia lie the ssarits.
UsYaoaf02. ". - 81. cs.ai., vita ,fG0 troo3s
O.exa 4 st paehla with IS 90 Sos sEsas.. h.so
cat tie ecmaiIaieaais,ss 5ssSeea Urisss aHd Conon
f,t
cas- ry.,:e- rsaraaaZ TaelT bass cF sSppiisS Ia
Aneasac as;Af ,rc. n ss:s daily a-Eivs iscm Vera
0rus liers s,o 30 ice AiezieAl te0ors IN ;ao city
OF Mexico.
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w2.HIsoTgE, n. C HsE1FOECsD- D-gsCaPE CT
f:sTRE FRO. rea PiACs.

-Es g-a.te5 S.z.5s stesnsr e3cest Izs: 1-s7ksra
to 10 i. Ss., and su;e ea5i L, Gaia!as sas SON.
tl:a asa ztcFias t:se rlS g. ard ss1GL.rg ~ af.
- ca :e iss.1 ln 55a-d the 5a Eaois sa.sd res
Il lsnt t?G neg :ae i6 a. Gsl. Tea .oag
s8s!-s. l., Ia: ~ 2taTsaasi, s4hs w2s stuck g
WORKS i.5d ta ~ In sharp 4hoo:.ra. ssa-.'e Z, @
~ va &C &o-t2 tiG.c.iEa, a1s piia&, Was sAiis@.
C=2 IF .he 1nois cs t2e ea,my--s w w r3uui ier
frE: .77et z; -sssssl cirsssy through tl,s boeih
ssa!..a i:sd ,u,t SeeN vsc.iej / y Gsn Foster saa
al. h : R@ftc cns of !hs c1h.as g:n. so3s st5ve
lie .y,i45oZ d: &C J. ilcs4tes AMI 5saG;as 1t %
q =; ecct-. IL sm -. uso.a4a Gen iecS n Al g
br;r<zc. i,r. G!.scn aoai. ya-5 OF tbs fc {.
GasT Essa
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From Tennessee.

2 CHATTANOOGA, .pfii :S-7ts ensry. a.0O
sEore, cdvssced rf:on Tho vi .ssc, Eve tAiiss
thi' s-ae CT Ioa!angii!c, a.sa GestroSsd iocono
tiYss
Ms1innv..s is Eer2ftea 20 be in possession Ct ths
enemy. 1hs easmy sse aso reported In fc,cs nesr
WSTtrses.
TIE hshs ct Taa.r rr,3is was Se:psTa:s hand to.
hard c,i ii,i. Sizty s:x p-isonsrs captured By
Eo.dys cavsisy reached Ghsttauoosa this sven
ns-most:y G1a,n.sd lafsat-y. Yankee iii ,eEa
say VS. will bs forced 10 We ~ Taseanb:s
sECozD Df:PArCHl
ItLtsHos'a, tpra a!--A s!iags has been bnrnt
near A-csinas;le, sna ssle8rspa;c ,,nuua.ostior
interrupted. Is iinos srppcsaa shat AsMicnyii.s
's II sas bands CT tae easry.
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THsE=iazTs OF TIE COLDER cisC!.g- RIOTS IN
INDIANA.

3 8eE.0as fi2s &C ernrf5d gs Un!cn rsctEGg Ia
Efo.s.1 coa1!y. Va iszas, oa isasu.1aT. - Thic',
u.sa Ig loss sais iEs Il eppsarJ ;hss 10 W msrl-
ler4 xtlas Ias3atg eI lis 9oidsn Circle Csesie &
-rsii pol ils Esc:z2G. &Ials@ viii EGcs aa1 10
ya!gst3 g.. 4 L d Me:,e 1asy ware gfsst4s. Ey
Ito So.iee. ona sf t,.sm he L1sis rcosasr, being
eev sie,y " "a 1dei. sBo.ler sf ali oi tie sSms
kiad occurred at paayitie, Aui;ssaa ihe aAEis dsy
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